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AWS: Ways of keeping cost down while backing up S3 files to Glacier? Just like IZ, I feel that by far the most likely cause of catastrophic loss of data is a mistake on my part. Accidentally deleting a bucket, or running a script that does the same. Having a copy in glacier provides a safety net in this case. |
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asked | Best configuration and deployment strategies for Rails on EC2 |
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Nested Rails models - ignoring child_index on create I'm seeing the same behavior, and it's only on the new/create actions, not the edit/update actions. The child indices are missing from the form fields. |
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Adding fields dynamically in a nested model form in Rails 3 I think Mr_Nizzle has a point. The index of child elements will be carried forward to each clone, creating problems when you actually save the form. I think this can be fixed by replacing the index with a random number (like Javascript Time.to_i or something) but I'm not 100% sure. |
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accepted | Character encoding with Ruby 1.9.3 and the mail gem |
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Character encoding with Ruby 1.9.3 and the mail gem added 403 characters in body |
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asked | Character encoding with Ruby 1.9.3 and the mail gem |
