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Ok, bedtime. |
@LaRees sorry missed you tonight. Hope to meet you next time |
There is such a thing as an overcrowded networking event. |
@blinkdaddy I knew there was a reason I liked you. Were so much alike. IT Martini in 20-30. |
@superchris its not bad that you have a kid on twitter. Its the fact that he stopped following you that's bad! :-) |
@wyliemac start. |
@bleything the amount of times I've done that is staggering. |
@wyliemac of course |
@NickSeguin wasn't the ioc just found to have been corrupt as hell also? It might help them :-) |
@averyj google hosted + imap + mail.app work nicely for me. |
@dje no they don't. Hence why I had to ask :-) |
@dje I didn't think it was windy under the water. |
@toddkaufman volunteers of america. It was awesome and easy. |
oh and fire up vnc server first. Not sure if sshing in and then calling 'x' works or not. (it's been years) |
@stevenharman turn it on, unplug monitor? |
keep it headless and save the resources. Only run x if / when you plug in a monitor. |
@stevenharman I don't understand why you want x running. Just ssh into it. |
Finally!! email is back. Thanks to server setup had to use vim. Had to go back to QWERTY for it. Brain in overdrive. Now for a drink. |
in our cap settings my production.rb file points to a staging server and my staging.rb to a production one. My head hurts. |
@spicycode and that's open for commercial projects when?? *taps foot impatiently* |
