Update: June 29, 2015: Added a clarifying example for MyApp
name and a template on how the custom configuration
would look like.
Was working on a Rails 4 side project when I realized that I should make a configuration file for a constant that I
wanted. I knew there was a way to do configuration in Rails, but wasn't sure what best practices were so I looked it up.
It turns out that as of Rails 4.2 there is now a configuration
x
namespace for you to provide your own custom
configurations!
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I've been working with Control Groups recently to investigate a performance issue. I have not found a
solution yet but will post again if that does happen! As for CGroups, I came across an issue that although simple
if I just read the documentation, didn't seem obvious by the error:
[Errno 28] No space left on device
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Javascript is a funny language. I rarely find myself going "oh that makes sense"
, but then again when I think about all the rules and structures of the
language, it does make sense in that context ... Of course, I'm not justifying
the language decisions, just that based on the design of the language, the
outcomes make sense.
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I use Kindle heavily for reference books and normal books across many devices
and for some reason, I always have issues with the Mac version of Kindle reader.
For some reason my purchased books do not always appear in my library. These are
the non-downloaded versions so I can't download them because I can't see them.
I've found a fix that although can be annoying, works so far 100% of the
time. All you have to do is go to Kindle > Preferences
and then Deregister
your account and re-register! Now all your books should appear in your library
for you to download! I've had to do this a couple of times which is annoying but
at least it works! Hope they fix this issue!
Edit (June 27, 2014): Apparently, this happens on the Windows version too.
You'll need to deregister as well and re-register to get all the books to appear
again. Quite disappointing.
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