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9 months ago
in metapundit.net - on metapundit.net
Thanks for taking the time to write this - it made me laugh! No, not like that, but rather with complete sympathy. I'm also a developer forced to do sys admin on occasion and I completely understand your pain. For the likes of us it is simply no fun and to "black arts" to feel like it's worth the time and effort it always seems to take.
I've saved your solution to this problem to my own wiki because in all likelihood someday this'll bite me on the ass too.
Well-written.
I've saved your solution to this problem to my own wiki because in all likelihood someday this'll bite me on the ass too.
Well-written.
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simeon
Thanks for your comments chris!
10 months ago
in How to Risk the Identities of Dozens of Thousands of K-12 Students on Jam Today?
Your phenomenally annoying ad block that obscures a third of your post and follows me down the page prompted me to leave
this page just as quickly as I cam here (note that this comment has hard returns in it because the ad block is currently
obscuring 1/3 of the comment area - I could resize my browser window but the very idea of doing so to accommodate this
amazingly annoying ad irks me too much).
I think you would do well to find an ad mechanism that isn't so obtrusive.
this page just as quickly as I cam here (note that this comment has hard returns in it because the ad block is currently
obscuring 1/3 of the comment area - I could resize my browser window but the very idea of doing so to accommodate this
amazingly annoying ad irks me too much).
I think you would do well to find an ad mechanism that isn't so obtrusive.
1 year ago
in Flickr-style tag splitting in Ruby on The Pug Automatic
I seem to have missed typing a crucial " " in that last comment. Should read: 'Ruby is first doing "a" "b" to get...'
1 year ago
in Flickr-style tag splitting in Ruby on The Pug Automatic
Ha! Nice catch in the %{"a""b"} however I don't it's a corner-case but rather some Ruby string concatenation weirdness (or rather perhaps is a Ruby corner-case instead of a Shellwords corner-case). Basically Ruby is first doing "a" "b" to get "ab" and then treating that as the string to operate on in
I didn't know that about Ruby's string concatenation until I read this post:
http://pivots.pivotallabs.com/users/nick/blog/a...
(I should point out, for hyper-sensitive web, that I'm not arguing against your implementation but simply enjoying that there's more than one way to do this. Had I not discovered Shellwords last week then this week I'd be using your code in my current project instead.)
I didn't know that about Ruby's string concatenation until I read this post:
http://pivots.pivotallabs.com/users/nick/blog/a...
(I should point out, for hyper-sensitive web, that I'm not arguing against your implementation but simply enjoying that there's more than one way to do this. Had I not discovered Shellwords last week then this week I'd be using your code in my current project instead.)
1 year ago
in Flickr-style tag splitting in Ruby on The Pug Automatic
Nice reg-ex. I've always liked the Shellwords module for this:
http://www.ruby-doc.org/core/classes/Shellwords...
With examples:
http://www.ruby-lang.org/ja/man/html/shellwords...
http://www.ruby-doc.org/core/classes/Shellwords...
With examples:
http://www.ruby-lang.org/ja/man/html/shellwords...
2 years ago
in Is Parallels getting greedy? on BabyGotMac
I feel exactly the same way, except a little more peeved than you since Parallels did promise free upgrades for a year and are now reneging on that promise. For the interested, my open letter to Paralles is here: http://www.postal-code.com/binarycode/2007/06/0...