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So awesome! Would love for there to be an option to pay what you want for the PDF. I wouldn't mind giving a couple bucks if you offered the options.

It's a Chrome Extension

Getting an ssl error for your site.

Would love if you could get integrated into http://www.rubygeocoder.com/ - That would make my switch much easier. Would love to support you guys.

I implemented BTC checkout with giftcardzen.com (We sell discounted gift cards to all major retailers) To be honest, working with coinbase was lackluster. One ridiculous thing that coinbase did, was delete the post back url if they didn't receive a 200 response. So, if the site happened to be down for 1 minute when it posted...the subsequent posts would just go into a void.

Other than that, make sure you have some BTC pre-purchased in the event you need to do an equivalent of a refund. The BTC that comes in through checkout, can not be used if the customer needs that BTC back.

Don't you dare touch yahoo pipes, Yahoo.

Just started learning rails last week, and I have say Michael, you have been a huge key part of that. My boss thanks you for speeding up my learning process. Your book actually just arrived today.

Anyone trying to learn RoR, use this guy's tutorial - promise you won't regret it!

Fairly certain he means it as "be in the same room", "be present", "don't be in your high and mighty office". It's a phrase that doesn't actually mean shouting.

I get a 404 everytime I try to update my hostname entries. "Oh no! It seems the page you were looking for has been eaten by Sammy."

It looks like you use it when you refill the account. Just used it to add $5 to the account and it worked. I'm impressed.

To add to that, the cycling lanes on google maps help me not die by staying on safe roads.

- Dropbox for documents and archived log files.

- Photos and videos are backed up to a truecrypt drive manually using FreeFileSync twice a week or so.

- Backblaze running constantly.

- Pogoplug (+1 external drive attached) offsite at my parents house with archlinux installed. Eventually I'll attach another drive and have rsync mirroring them using a cron job.

Here is the same principle, but better documented: http://www.saintsjd.com/2011/03/automated-deployment-of-word...

I think the Q4 columns are simply stating "at the end of Q4 this is what our number was"

Because Q4 of 2012 has not happened yet, we can't mark a number on the graph, so Q1 which has finished is the best we can do for this year.

That's my understanding of it.

I appreciate this apartment in China. It's incredible. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lg9qnWg9kak

If the prices are anything like what their current storage options are, it will be the best option available.

Dropbox - Current options

50 GB ($99.00 USD per year) - 100 GB ($199.00 USD per year)

Google Storage - Current Options

20 GB ($5.00 USD per year) - 80 GB ($20.00 USD per year) - 200 GB ($50.00 USD per year) - 400 GB ($100.00 USD per year) - 1 TB ($256.00 USD per year) -

They just had to ask. A plea may have raised more awareness, but that's a pretty great community. A couple thousand to raise should be nothing.

+1 for the ability to select only vegan options.

Who has been saying that we should give them a break?