Your mileage should vary, but for me this device was both a poor/bad investment and a trouble-shooting time hog. I picked this up at Office Depot for $20 (regular price ~$50.) While relatively simple to configure (via a web interface) the device seems to have performance issues (i.e. both dropping established wireless connections as well Continue reading →
NOTE – I’m simply writing about what I find as I explore Ruby on Rails (ROR) – your mileage should vary but chances are you landed here due to a long tail search. Since I am not a Ruby or ROR expert it is quite possible for me to discover a solution or approach that Continue reading →
Binary’s Sibling Ternary The ternary operator for many programming languages allows you to use a shorthand when making simple evaluations. The usual sequence of conditions (and this can vary between languages, so search for ‘your_language ternary operator‘ for more information.) Using this operator allows us to take ~6 lines of code and replace it with Continue reading →
