Soliah

This CVE is confusing, all the articles indicate this affects Visual Studio Code, but the CVE makes no reference to Code, only Visual Studio proper.

Kinesis | Full Stack Web Developer | Sydney, Australia | Full-time, Onsite | https://kinesis.org

We build tools that enable sustainable and liveable cities, from planning and development through to operational tracking and optimisation of existing infrastructure.

We’re looking for a mid-senior generalist web developers who can move between back and front of the stack, ideally with experience in either (or even better, both) Django and Rails.

Current stack/technologies: Ruby/Rails, Python/Django, JavaScript/Ember.js, PostgreSQL + PostGIS, AWS.

If you’re interested email me at chris at kinesis dot org for more info.

How is the upgrade to 5.x from 4.x? Kinda dreading rolling out the upgrade and running into the inevitable gem incompatibility dance.

Kinesis | Full Stack Web Developer | Sydney, Australia | Full-time, Onsite | https://kinesis.org

We build tools that enable sustainable and liveable cities, from planning and development through to operational tracking and optimisation of existing infrastructure.

We’re looking for a senior generalist web developer who can move between back and front of the stack, ideally with experience in either (or even better, both) Django and Rails.

Current stack/Technologies: Ruby/Rails, Python/Django, JavaScript/Ember.js, PostgreSQL, AWS If you’re interested email me at chris at kinesis dot org for more info.

Kinesis | Full Stack Web Developer | Sydney, Australia | Full-time, Onsite | https://kinesis.org

We build tools that enable sustainable and liveable cities, from planning and development through to operational tracking and optimisation of existing infrastructure.

We’re looking for a senior generalist web developer who can move between back and front of the stack, ideally with experience in either (or even better, both) Django and Rails.

Current stack/Technologies: Ruby/Rails, Python/Django, JavaScript/Ember.js, PostgreSQL, AWS

If you’re interested email me at chris at kinesis dot org for more info.

I've had great success using Brightbox's Ruby PPAs https://launchpad.net/~brightbox/+archive/ubuntu/ruby-ng. Might want to give them a try first.

Ah cool didn't know Slack had RSS integration.

Great idea. Setup IFTTT to do the same to a Slack channel: https://ifttt.com/recipes/206224-post-nvd-vulnerability-noti...

Looks like his notes were on his phone.

I'm getting an access denied error on the asset link, but the page seems to load fine for me.

I've been using Authy[1] without any problems on iOS7. Great thing is that it can also be used for other services that use OTP (AWS, Cloudflare, Facebook etc).

[1] https://www.authy.com/

You'll be waiting forever then[1].

[1] http://fluentmail.tumblr.com/post/28767857337/fluent-is-clos...

There is Backblaze[1]. Unlimited backup at $50/year/computer.

[1] http://www.backblaze.com/

Probably using TestFlightApp: https://testflightapp.com/

Last week, I deployed the GitHub Enterprise product in the company I work for (SME, 500+ employees but only 20~ developers). Though the setup process was rather painless, any time I wanted support the only point of contact was an email address[1]. To make things more difficult, because I'm located in Australia the time difference meant most of the time I'd have to wait until the next day to get a reply.

I'd imagine VC would help them create much better support options for the enterprise (the company I'm at usually don't even consider products without commercial support), such as 24/7 local support, support contracts etc.

[1] enterprise@github.com

I think the availability of this setting is controlled by carrier settings as I can't enable or disable group messaging - http://cl.ly/3m2N1m3V3i0O1B0d451s

I've registered but after clicking the "and bang!" button I get nothing.

I also noticed that tabbing between the username field causes a delay. Probably to do with the username availability check.

Just browsing the code on Github I noticed that there aren't any unit tests. I'd be interested in seeing what type of testing you did.

There was never a 17" Macbook Air. The first model was 13".