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@dakami very much. In physics we often run our data processing on some clusters by need to be able to do some on-the-fly plotting
And just like that - Google bought Montorola. Not because they want to make phone but to get their patents. Surreal
"BrowserID, OAuth and openID" - I finally know whta I think of browserID: http://t.co/lLnQlEi
"Why JavaScript encryption does add increased security" - just a little rant http://t.co/BRiLRUz
#BrowserID does indeed look like openID. But it sounds like a good thing to let the browser handle authentication - I should look into it.
Just rewrapped the look of the frontpage of http://t.co/V5ec7c9
64 bit support for linux in flash 11 is great - but what happened to the #webm support they promised us? (http://t.co/AKakJfn)
Tunneling traffic through DNS using Iodine - for fun and profit http://t.co/P69uG5H
@ginatrapani @Smarterware You should take a look a my little (but still very incomplete) pet projects. http://t.co/tbjYMpw
@ginatrapani It's always dangerous to use analogies from the past. But Google Talk was once the underdog nobody used.
@jkottke Depends on how you define a social product. But Google Talk pops into mind
Mitigating Cross Site Scripting http://t.co/HFRJqFY
Mozillas Content Security Policy http://t.co/AAsBwZo
Ruby 1.9.3-p0, Signed Cookies and Running resque workers in the background - the thing they don't tell you.

Just recently I started working on a small new Rails project. I am quite rusty when I comes to rails development, but I was surprised how difficult it was to find the answers to some of my questions on the net.

Upgrading to Ruby 1.9.3-p0

Since ruby version 1.9.3-p0 was just released and promised to fix the infamous $LOAD_PATH bug which has made the startup time for rails applications horrible slow for 1.9.2 users I decided to go for 1.9.3

Upgrade to ruby 1.9.3

rvm install 1.9.3-p0

1.9.2 took ~15 seconds

rvm list
rvm use --default...
Snapshot from 2 days ago
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By continuesly creating fake honey pot subpages and watching the various webcrawlers behavior I am trying to get an idea of how they behave, and how they react to different signals such as status codes, missing pages and server errors.