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  1. Re:Call me a dinosaur... by cmiller173 · · Score: 1 · on Adobe Releases New Openly Licensed Coding Font

    I guess there is some irony that I didn't bother to log in and posted that as Anonymous Coward.

    Here is a link talking about Anonymous Pro: http://hivelogic.com/articles/anonymous-pro-programming-monospace-font

    Download here: http://www.ms-studio.com/FontSales/anonymouspro.html

    Open Font License

  2. Top10 Programming Fonts by Fnord666 · · Score: 1 · on Programming With Proportional Fonts?

    HiveLogic did an article last year about the top 10 programming fonts. Inconsolata was number 1, but I believe all of the top 10 were monospaced fonts.

  3. top-10-programming-fonts by hey · · Score: 4, Informative · on Programming With Proportional Fonts?

    This was on reddit today
    http://hivelogic.com/articles/top-10-programming-fonts

  4. Re:Mongrel is a web server by cortense · · Score: 1 · on LinRails — Ruby On Rails For Linux

    I certainly agree with the parent poster, I've installed Rails many times on Linux and it's never been more complex than a simple "apt-get install rails".

    A similar product to Instant Rails, but for OS X is Locomotive, a simple, GUI-based way of getting Rails up and running in that environment... one executable, no hassle. Also for OS X, the definitive tutorial for building and installing from source is certainly the one at HiveLogic. I've used this tutorial as well, as installing it from the packages can be a little tricky on OS X 10.4, because it ships with a broken Ruby installation. Good news though, Leopard (10.5) will come with Rails installed by default.

  5. Hivelogic Enkoder by jgarber · · Score: 1 · on Best Method For Foiling Email Harvesters?

    I use Hivelogic's Enkoder form (unfortunately down today) and also the Enkoder plugin for Rails or Radiant CMS. Makes for nice and obscure Javascript. Has been very effective for us.

  6. Hivelogic Enkoder by jgarber · · Score: 1 · on Best Method For Foiling Email Harvesters?

    I use Hivelogic's Enkoder form (unfortunately down today) and also the Enkoder plugin for Rails or Radiant CMS. Makes for nice and obscure Javascript. Has been very effective for us.

  7. Hivelogic Enkoder by jgarber · · Score: 1 · on Best Method For Foiling Email Harvesters?

    I use Hivelogic's Enkoder form (unfortunately down today) and also the Enkoder plugin for Rails or Radiant CMS. Makes for nice and obscure Javascript. Has been very effective for us.

  8. JavaScript options by CFrankBernard · · Score: 1 · on Best Method For Foiling Email Harvesters?

    The Hivelogic Enkoder keeps the email address clickable.
    (The website for Automatic Corporation (automaticlabs.com), home to the Enkoder, is currently down.)

    John Haller's Obfuscate Mailto 1.01 email address not clickable but remains visible if JavaScript disabled.

  9. Re:OS X Ruby doesn't work with Rails? by newdamage · · Score: 1 · on Apple Publishes Ruby On Rails Tutorial

    Here's a tutorial for getting a completely self contained Rails dev environment ready to go on OS X, without having to worry about the default OS X Ruby install not supporting Readline and such.

    Ruby on Rails, Lighttpd, MySQL on OS X Tiger

    It's also a good tutorial for learning in general how to get the development tools you need and compiling them from source into /usr/local/

  10. hivelogic has instructions by jub · · Score: 2, Informative · on Screening for Fax Calls with Panther?

    just written up and posted:
    http://hivelogic.com/macfax.php

    basically, you get a distinctive ring tone from your phone company for the fax line, and the panther fax software will distinguish.