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Tuesday, December 04, 2007
Monday, August 13, 2007
AAARGH
I've got a problem with my Space Victory rails app.
This discussion post contains a solution in the reply.
The problem is, it doesn't seem to work. Also, I'm not getting the log message on the "first, working" page load that the others are. Also my codebase is massive and I'm not sure if includes outside classes are used in some of the plug-ins I'm using.
This is super frustrating!!!!!!!1!!!
This discussion post contains a solution in the reply.
The problem is, it doesn't seem to work. Also, I'm not getting the log message on the "first, working" page load that the others are. Also my codebase is massive and I'm not sure if includes outside classes are used in some of the plug-ins I'm using.
This is super frustrating!!!!!!!1!!!
Thursday, May 31, 2007
Safari joy
Lol, I just made Space Victory work with Safari. It wasn't that bad.
Next up, Internet Explorer.
Next up, Internet Explorer.
Tuesday, March 13, 2007
To Blog or Not To Blog?
As with any blog I have ever started, I'm once again left wondering if I should have started at all.
I purchased MacJournal for traditional no-audience journaling. Or, you could call it, post-humous blogging as journals of deceased persons are often peeked into by those left behind and, in case of famous people, even published as books for the curious public.
I guess I'm more of a communal, message board person than a blogger type - I believe things being said are often more important than who happens to be saying them. Not that people aren't important :).
Another thing that relates to blogging, I've seen a lot of people experimenting with their privacy here on the information highway, but I haven't really found out why I should jump the no-privacy bandwagon. Of course there are degrees of exposing yourself available in services such as LiveJournal, but dunno.
Oh well. I just helped a dj friend set up his blog
at djanonymous.fi - and started thinking if I should do a similar thing. But I already have my site for mixes and the message board there for posting tracks or whatever. I guess what's really new is the ease of sharing any track or mix as you get hold of it, via zShare or similar sites. It's a cool world nowadays.
I purchased MacJournal for traditional no-audience journaling. Or, you could call it, post-humous blogging as journals of deceased persons are often peeked into by those left behind and, in case of famous people, even published as books for the curious public.
I guess I'm more of a communal, message board person than a blogger type - I believe things being said are often more important than who happens to be saying them. Not that people aren't important :).
Another thing that relates to blogging, I've seen a lot of people experimenting with their privacy here on the information highway, but I haven't really found out why I should jump the no-privacy bandwagon. Of course there are degrees of exposing yourself available in services such as LiveJournal, but dunno.
Oh well. I just helped a dj friend set up his blog
at djanonymous.fi - and started thinking if I should do a similar thing. But I already have my site for mixes and the message board there for posting tracks or whatever. I guess what's really new is the ease of sharing any track or mix as you get hold of it, via zShare or similar sites. It's a cool world nowadays.
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