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This project has about it a whiff of the quiet, almost understated elegance of the La Brea tar pits. I like it.

• tenderlove 17y ago
  Thank you! I take pleasure in knowing that somebody, somewhere, will say "That's exactly what I've been looking for!", and use it in production.
  • antonovka 17y ago
    Ruby/Rails segfaults often enough for this to be (even jokingly) useful? [Edit] Why downvote a genuine question instead of informing me why you think it's inappropriate? I would never have expected someone to write a fatal-signal-ignoring-handler for a scripting language, even as a joke, so I was curious as to whether Ruby/Rails processes did semi-regularly crash.
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    • Freaky 17y ago
      Not that I've noticed. I just checked a bunch and most of my Ruby daemons have been running since early May, though some are busier than others. Of course if you're the type to install random C extensions from github you might not always be so lucky.
• wingo 17y ago
  It also has a whiff of mechanical sabre-toothed tigers.