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Ohai plugin to use eth1 on vagrant boxes
Tom Howe
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2 responses
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ruby, vagrant, chef, ohai
Image to base64 script
Jorge Garrido
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0 responses
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groovy, image, base64
Trigger events in your integration specs with Selenium
Lee Machin
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0 responses
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ruby, integration, spec, selenium
Super simple Google Chrome UI
Azik Samarkandiy
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0 responses
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css, chrom ui
Customizing input file in html forms
Adelon Zeta
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2 responses
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jquery, css, html, ui
Typekit
Adelon Zeta
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0 responses
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css, typography, html, web design
Start Padrino
Uchio Kondo
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0 responses
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scribd
Create jelly effect using spring equation
Kushagra Gour
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0 responses
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coffeescript, canvas, html5
Normalize.css vs Reset.css
Adelon Zeta
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0 responses
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css, html
Four types of ruby closures block, Proc, lambda and method
nhm tanveer hossain khan (hasan)
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3 responses
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ruby, closures, block, procs
DeCompiler APK/DEX in 2 steps
Tsz Ming Wong
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0 responses
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android, java
One-liner to test your drive speed
Maxime VALETTE
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0 responses
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dd, speed, drive, time
Designing for DevOps
Chris Kelly
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0 responses
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operations, oscon, devops
Don't use accepts_nested_attributes for a belongs_to
Avi Flombaum
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0 responses
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rails, forms
Simple CLI json query tool
Sёmka Novikov
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0 responses
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ruby, rest, json
Rails App w/ No Database
Alyssa Pohahau
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2 responses
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rails, arpohahau, active_record
Challenge, mastery and making a contribution!
Roger Lam
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0 responses
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a, animate, challenge, rsa
Measure HTTP response times with cURL and store it on Cosm
Ilya Dmitrichenko
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0 responses
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http, curl, cosm, response
Git can do JSON (almost)
Ilya Dmitrichenko
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4 responses
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log, json, analisys, git
The pitfalls of the MailboxProcessor in F#
Dave Thomas
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0 responses
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f, async, agents, mailboxprocessor
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