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Re: mu

zmalltalker — Mon, 16 Feb 2015 02:49:29 -0000

There are tons of ways to achieve what you're looking for, I suppose using a .netrc file and GPG would be the most portable solution. Personally, i keep my credentials in an encrypted partition (ecryptfs) and symlink them into their proper locations. For instance, `~/.msmtprc` is really a symlink to `~/credentials/msmtprc` which in turn is encrypted using ecryptfs. This means that my credentials are "unlocked" as long as I'm logged into my computer, but if I were to lose it while travelling the credentials would be locked down. Which is Good Enough (tm) for me.

Re: tags

zmalltalker — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 06:12:21 -0000

I just set up some git hooks which update my TAGS file and updated the post.

I thought cscope was mainly for C/C++?

Re: tags

zmalltalker — Thu, 11 Apr 2013 02:20:45 -0000

Thanks! Having the tags file updated definitely makes a lot of sense. Until now, I've cheated by having a really simple shell alias, but a crontab definitely makes a lot more sense.

Re: testing

zmalltalker — Wed, 19 Dec 2012 04:50:07 -0000

Not that I have any idea how you found this, but thanks anyway.

Re: 20 år med linux

zmalltalker — Fri, 08 Apr 2011 04:52:59 -0000

Flott at dere tar dette opp!

Det er en liten feil i embed-koden deres, bildet skal være http://www.linuxfoundation....

Re: Nexus S nå tilgjengelig for salg i Norge

zmalltalker — Tue, 22 Mar 2011 06:01:13 -0000

Håper jeg ikke ødelegger dagen for dere som har bestilt, men er det ikke litt udatert med en single-core telefon nå? Jeg fikk min Optimus 2x igår, og digger dualcore.

Re: Awksome

zmalltalker — Thu, 04 Nov 2010 06:32:20 -0000

@Chris Whoah!

Re: Agile Release Pattern: Database migrations

zmalltalker — Thu, 02 Sep 2010 07:22:07 -0000

First of all: I really appreciate these little tidbits of wisdom, keep up the good work!

The use of sequence numbers will help you run the migrations in the correct order. However, two developers could create migrations using the same sequence numbers. Rails moved to using datetime-strings instead of plain sequence numbers to prevent this. The migrations table will keep track of the datetimes instead of sequence numbers, and sorting the migration files will work just as well with dates as with sequence numbers.

So, instead of having
- 021-add_last_name_to_customers
- 021-add_shipped_at_to_orders

you'd have
- 201009021200-add_last_name_to_customers
- 201009020930-add_shipped_at_to_orders

Re: Tips for databasemigreringer

zmalltalker — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 05:22:30 -0000

Bra innlegg!
Et lite innspill ref pkt 1: Rails hadde ganske lenge løpenummer på sine script, noe som ganske ofte ga problemer ved parallell utvikling på branches:

- Team A jobber i en topic branch og trenger en migrering. Mandag lager de en ny migrering som får løpenummer 4 og navn "AddingCompanyIdToUsers"
- Team B trenger en migrering samme dag, men jobber i mainline. De lager en ny migrering som får løpenummer 4 og navn "AddingLastNameToUsers"

Man får altså to migreringsscript med samme versjonsnummer. Versjonskontrollsystemet klager ikke, ettersom dette er to forskjellige filer.

Da Rails gikk over til å bruke timestamps istedet for løpenummer slapp man å håndtere disse konfliktene manuelt.

Re: Jason's Tumblr, Got Gitorious Working In Ubuntu 9.10 Server

zmalltalker — Wed, 25 Nov 2009 04:22:47 -0000

Wow, great stuff!

Re: The Exciter - Why You Should Deploy Your Next Application on Ruby 1.9 and a Rant in General

zmalltalker — Wed, 04 Mar 2009 06:18:12 -0000

Alexander,
From my experience, Rake works perfectly with Ruby 1.9.1. There was, however, a warning emitted when running Rake, but Jim Weirich has fixed this long before it would become a problem. New Rake seems to be on its way: http://twitter.com/jimweiri...

Re: Smalltalk - an insanely great thing

zmalltalker — Wed, 01 Oct 2008 16:03:35 -0000

Glad you found it useful! And it makes me happy to know I'm not the only one having this experience with Smalltalk in general and Squak specifically. Even _we_ are not alone: http://kurt.karmalab.org/ar...