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@Stammy Congrats! |
@mondaynightbrew I've recently been exposed to Milk Stouts and very much enjoy them |
Helvetica is a great movie. |
"The pendulum only swings two ways." |
Just got back from a full night of bars, house parties, and other random shit. Lots of fun. Ran into some guys I hadn't seen in 3 years. |
Going to Vinyl off 17th and West Peachtree to see a friend's band play. |
Yet again, Guy Decoux has the answer many years before I need it. |
@schwarzwald Haha, certainly not. No criticism involved! ^_^ |
OH: "Man, that's a cool feature you got there... for an epileptic." |
@amyhoy There can only be one @technoweenie ;) |
Calling on a nationwide boycott of taxes. The gov't is irresponsible with our tax money (read: bailouts) and should not be trusted with it. |
Fuck, User.find(:first, :conditions => ["login = ?", login]) does not carry column information for proper quoting in PostgreSQL adapt ... |
@bleything @technoweenie Damn good thinking. |
♺ @rubyist "retweeting" is a cancerous tumor on the brain of twitter |
@veader Err, not a 'cached' index, specifically, if there's a difference. However Solr keeps its index in general so long as its not perma. |
@veader It's data that must be encrypted in the persistence layer, so a volatile cached index should be fine, right? What have others done? |
@jkriig smcFanControl was a good find! Thanks. :) |
OH: "Nostalgia and rage means lots of free drinks." |
So, encrypting data in the database is fairly easy to do behind the scenes, but what about searches on encrypted fields? :( Search indexes? |
Oooooh, my fucking fan isn't running my MBP. Fuck. |
