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A Claude Code plugin for upgrading Ruby projects safely — including Ruby on Rails apps. Supports any Ruby version upgrade (2.7→3.x and beyond) and any Rails version upgrade (5→8), separately or together.

alright will have a closer look, I use zsh so it can be harder to spot such problems.

You are right! I've updated my article since then. At the time I was solving this problem however this wasn't supported, I just happened to blog about it now. Good to know though!

Does the sun's tilt match it's position within the milky way galaxy ?

Instead of it being a 9th Planet (formed along with others as our solar system was created), it's perhaps just an enormous object (black hole?!) whose gravitation causes the sun to tilt ?

just so you know, all the information that's stolen from people without their knowledge, also happens to you, so the sense of knowing exactly what you share is honestly just an illusion.

+1

My only gripe with the shift to client side MVC frameworks and such (which although I like!), is that it often makes handling security (from authorization perspective) a bit difficult, at the end of the day I cannot have my authorization based presentation logic in the front end since it can be easily manipulated.

I am a web developer, so I delete them quite often while working. Although when I am not working, never.

I couldn't agree more! I ended up settling for a Dell XPS laptop instead, although I was contemplating buying a macbook pro and hope to get comfortable on it. I am glad I didn't go ahead with it, there are so many such simple but significant differences in a mac that just don't seem to justify spending time trying to get comfortable with a machine when I can easily get a better one at half the price and not have to spend any effort on getting comfortable with it.

Absolutely, the article is completely meaningless without that information!

Monitoring users clicks over the web is not the same as monitoring users clicks on a competitors web site (google search results).

The whole point of generating 100 unlikely search terms is the fact that these wouldn't be items that exist in any web page on the web. Hence if one searches for them it should not return any results!

How is monitoring people's clicks on google's search results not copying ?

On a different note, I am of the opinion that this practice is acceptable, only as long as one acknowledges it. The fact that M$ is not, to me is appalling.