Just some random chuckles
Some of the stuff you find on the interwebs are disturbing, yet very very funny.
That’s enough for now. Enjoy.
continue readingSome of the stuff you find on the interwebs are disturbing, yet very very funny.
That’s enough for now. Enjoy.
continue readingSo I realized that when I imported all my stuff to GitHub I spaced on setting the svn.authorsfile on a few. So I deleted and reimported them from svn.
If there’s a better way to fix that kind of thing, somebody let me know.
continue readingSo this morning in the office we were discussing the hassle of swapping out host files based on whether we were in the office or on the outside. I said “You know if I wasn’t so lazy I’d write an AppleScript to do it for me when the network changed”.
This evening I went looking to see if somebody had already do it for me and I found this LocationChanger which was very close to what I wanted. But…
I didn’t want to be limited to only 2 locations (work and home) and I wanted it to be a little easier to manage what happened for each location. So I started with Onne’s code and ended up with Location Watcher.
Enjoy it. Comments and suggestions are always welcome.
continue readingSo I’ve moved all the stuff that is currently hosted on svn.underpantsgnome.com to GitHub.
The stuff will continue to be accessible for a while, but I will not be posting any updates. In addition I will be setting the trac pages to redirect to GitHub shortly as well.
continue readingWhat’d I miss?? So I’ve been in a cave for a little over a year. I know, I know.
I was working for a company that had me doing things that really didn’t pertain to the real world so I didn’t have much to say.
Well, I’m back and working on some goodies. It sure feels good.
I’ll post updates as I have things worth sharing.
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Wayne E. Seguin on rvm + gemsets + TextMate == yay! on Feb 19, 2010 at 11:36 AM
Great writeup!
I’d like to point out one additional item for users of rvm, you can type ‘rvm info’ in your shell to gain the information about your current environment all in one command.
Thanks!
Marnen Laibow-Koser on I prefer GemTools over config.gem on Jun 27, 2009 at 07:01 AM
I’ve never used GemTools, but I used to use geminstaller for similar reasons. However, as config.gem has matured, it has gotten to the point where I am switching applications over from geminstaller; rake gems is a big reason for this.
And for the use case of Capistrano installing everything, you don’t need GemTools. Just put in a suitable Cap task to install the Rails gems to bootstrap the system; then you can rely on config.gem.
Reena on FCKeditor on Rails on Apr 13, 2009 at 04:17 AM
Hi,
Thank You
micahel on Hpricot Scrub on Apr 07, 2009 at 10:11 AM
@chick – was the gem for version 0.3.5 broken for you?
gem install hpricot_scrub
sounds like you may have gotten the old hpricot-scrub gem, which should have been removed from rubyforge, but appears it was still there.
chick on Hpricot Scrub on Mar 26, 2009 at 02:44 PM
forgot to say thanks