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@karbassi I was bashing Git, but really it was just me having an old guide that wasn't correct. http://tinyurl.com/6rg7cj |
Changed my mind, I like git now. Github is kindof expensive though, might just setup my own repository on our servers. |
Mercurial. Now there's something you can set your watch to. |
I'm sorry, but Git is horrible. You shouldn't have to execute seven commands just to check in some code. And its conflict merging is lousy. |
De italo, hi-nrg en dance piraat uit de jaren 80 -- Nu 24/7 op internet !!! |
64 bytes from 205.219.138.11: icmp_seq=3073 ttl=48 time=14314.485 ms |
@sara Had a similar thought when I played Evol last week. |
@headius Well, you're already like 20 hands put into one. :) |
@d2h Sinatra is awesome. I've implemented Sinatra services to complement Rails apps with great success. |
Are there seriously no good ways to currently do Rails stats? How do you guys know if people are even using your site? |
@migganimon Works in Safari, nothing else. My reference implementation is on an offline web host. I have no idea how to resolve this. |
Why, oh god why is sIFR so damn hard to implement. |
@mathiasx That is a great article. I like the layout, too. DARE I SAY IT'S VERY HIPSTER? |
One of the wonderful features of OpenBSD is not having to deal with things like this: http://tinyurl.com/5emgzs |
acts_as_reportable <3 |
@hughweber Nope, that one predated you by about 2 years. I liked working with you :) |
If clients are being jerks, you need to call them out or they'll step all over you. Only happened twice in my ten year career, fortunately. |
Javascript abstraction test: If your extension code is more screwed up than the original Javascript way of doing it, you've failed. |
@karbassi I was thinking of sites like this: http://hungryman.com/ |
Giant flash splash pages are in. Might have to join the trend. |
