I’ve begun using devise for authentication for my various Ruby on Rails applications. It is based on warden which seems a sensible choice. There is also a fairly large community and active development. Devise plays nice with authorization libraries such as CanCan and can be integrated with OmniAuth for oauth/oauth2 authentication. I’ve run into a …
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My current PC is really giving me grief by being so slow. I am in dire need of a faster system but probably won’t buy for another month or 2. Here’s what I’m thinking: CPU: Intel Core i5-2500K Motherboard: something with an Intel H67 chipset Memory: 16GB DDR3 Storage: OCZ Vertex 3 120GB (or maybe …
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I’ve been feeling less than thrilled with the open source virtualization alternatives available. It’s not that I am not grateful for all the hard work people have put into these systems. I am increasingly finding the platforms to be buggy. I’m trying to decide on what the best setup is moving forward. Just thought I …
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