Jalada

"But then it wouldn't degrade for people with Javascript disabled, right?" - Jalada

"I assumed that as it was rated as Class 10, it should achieve 10MB/s random access. But sure, I'll benchmark in something else to compare and update the post." - Jalada

"Compass provides lots of useful mix-ins for SASS." - Jalada

"I'm sorry Farouk. It's been so long since I did this that my knowledge of Alloy etc. has completely evaporated!" - Jalada

"submitted by reddit to blog." - Jalada

"It's fine, the 3DS is compatible with DS games." - Jalada

"That's fine but this is optimisation for a situation where your blog receives a sudden large amount of genuine traffic for example if you are linked to from a popular blog. In that situation each connection will be from a different IP anyway, and you want them to see your content, not block them!" - Jalada

"Storify use oEmbed too." - Jalada

"No." - Jalada

"You shouldn't need to run compass watch at all. The Rails gem recompiles your stylesheets when you request them in development mode. You don't even need to run compass init for Rails 3.1 any more. So long as you install the alpha version, you can just write stylesheets in the new app/assets/stylesheets folder with all the Compass mix-ins you want :)" - Jalada

"Pretty nice to have a file-based undo though (admittedly in most situations I use git for that)" - Jalada

"All you need now is to somehow maintain revisions..." - Jalada

"Thanks for the logrotate script. Always put off setting up logrotate because I've never used it before, so having something I could copy + paste into a similar Capistrano deployment situation was great :)" - Jalada

"So does that mean you need to do the same tweak (setting CC to gcc-4.2) to install 1.9.2 as well?" - Jalada

"Good analysis. I haven't played Minecraft in ages; I think it's probably had a few new features since I last played (they'd just added the portals to the underworld place)." - Jalada

"Yeah I heard about it. I'm merely expressing my cynicism about shoving everything in the wonder that is 'the cloud'. But who I am to talk, I sync 1Password over Dropbox which is basically the same thing. I'm sure LastPass is brilliant and I'm sure they talk security very seriously! :) What I was exactly referring to (which I'm sure you heard about) was that Dropbox always insisted that your data is encrypted and employees can't get to it, but then it was discovered that actually a 'handful' of employees can get to your data. Which defeats the point." - Jalada

"As I said in my post, this is NatWest Online Credit Card Services (you'll see it as a little tab with 'NEW' next to it when you go to login to online banking)." - Jalada

"Yeah it is a shame. You can at least use 1Password Anywhere to access your data if you create it on say...your iPhone. But that's a bit of a pain compared to decent browser support." - Jalada

"That's what they said about Dropbox." - Jalada

"I hear that some banks just require 6-8 digits; no characters allowed." - Jalada

"Nope, this is Credit Card Services, I can make payments and transfers once I am logged in, they just ask for a couple more characters of my password. Granted, NatWest would be able to give me the money back. But more to the point is this; it encourages poor security, and it makes you wonder how they are storing your data and/or passwords if they think that 6-8 alphanumerics is good enough. Imposing a limit like that has been a conscious decision, and it worries me that people in charge of my money make stupid decisions like that." - Jalada

"So there are what...62 possible hashes (per salt)? Sounds very dumb." - Jalada

"Neither are market experts." - Jalada

"I think this is what you are trying to say but you shouldn't advertise a product as 'the x killer' or 'the x competitor' either because you are admitting that product is the best. That's a snippet I picked up from the book 'Rework' by 37 Signals which is well worth a read (it's really short, you can get through it in one sitting), particularly if you ever want to run your own business or have a good idea." - Jalada