I just switched from iPhone 5 to a Nexus 5 32GB for 399€ from the Google Play Store.
I used the Nexus for about a month now and I am pretty impressed.
It's a lot of phone for the price.
Pros:
| require 'geocoder' | |
| Geocoder.configure(:lookup => :test) | |
| Geocoder::Lookup::Test.add_stub( | |
| "Nantes, France", [ | |
| { | |
| 'latitude' => 47.218371, | |
| 'longitude' => -1.553621, | |
| 'address' => '4 Rue de la Commune, 44000 Nantes, France', | |
| 'state' => 'Pays de la Loire', |
| module PDF | |
| class Loader | |
| def self.content_for(body) | |
| temp_pdf = Tempfile.new('pdf') | |
| temp_pdf << body.force_encoding('UTF-8') | |
| temp_pdf.close | |
| receiver = PDF::SimplePageTextReceiver.new | |
| PDF::Reader.file(temp_pdf.path, receiver) | |
| receiver.content |
I just switched from iPhone 5 to a Nexus 5 32GB for 399€ from the Google Play Store.
I used the Nexus for about a month now and I am pretty impressed.
It's a lot of phone for the price.
Pros:
A lot of people @Shopify would love to use VRTUCAR. Some of them already do so.
The Business-Plan does not cut it, because Shopify does not want to pay for all the trips of the Employees. They want something that can be used as a perk with a fixed price.
For example: pay a monthly fee and provide reduced rates on driving per employee
If you can help with that please contact brittany AT shopify.com.
| # application.rb | |
| # | |
| # config.middleware.use "BaconInfused" | |
| class BaconInfused | |
| def initialize(app) | |
| @app = app | |
| end | |
| def call(env) |
| A chat representative will be with you in about 0 minute(s). Thank you for waiting. | |
| Dietrich has joined the session and is ready to help. To start, please provide your name and home phone number. | |
| Dietrich: Hello! Welcome to Bell Internet Services. How may I help you today? | |
| You: hi dietrich | |
| You: i want to cancel my contract by july 31th | |
| Dietrich: I understand that you want to cancel the contract. | |
| Dietrich: Please do not worry, I will check all the details | |
| You: thx | |
| Dietrich: Sure, I will help you. | |
| Dietrich: Do you want to cancel the service? |
| #! /usr/bin/env ruby | |
| require_relative 'util' | |
| include Util | |
| auth_key = key_hash(ARGV.last) | |
| puts "restarting all processes" | |
| apps = curl('https://api.heroku.com/apps', auth_key) | |
| apps.each do |app| |
| de: | |
| typus: | |
| shared: | |
| no_entries_found: "Keine Einträge gefunden." | |
| help: "Hilfe" | |
| settings: "Einstellungen" | |
| confirm_question: "Bist du sicher?" | |
| restore_question: 'Wiederherstellen?' | |
| buttons: |
I use unblock-us to access services that have this really stupid idea of IP-based positioning (hey guys, my IP does not mean anything!). This service (like many others) proxies your DNS traffic through their own servers so you can pretend to be anywhere on the planet. You only have to add their DNS-servers to your computers network settings or to your WIFI-router so all your devices can use it without changing their configuration.
Unfortunately, the chromecast has it's own google DNS configured and those google assholes don't let you change it or disable the feature. In the linked support thread, you can see how you can spoof the DNS traffic using iptables in your router, so the chromecast will actually talk to unblock-us instead.
My WIFI router is an oldish Apple Timecapsule and those things are quite 💩 when it comes to co