Spakman

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Understanding Ruby IO buffers(jstorimer.com)
1 points by Spakman 14y ago|0 comments
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by Spakman 14y ago
Here you go: http://yugui.jp/nacl/example.html Chrome/Chromium(?) 19+ required, I think.
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by Spakman 14y ago
Well, I guess there are multiple ways to use Google+ and your way certainly differs from mine. I use private posts (limited posts, really) to post to, say, my "developers" circle. My non-techy friends don't want to read about Ruby interpret
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Google Ruby port to NaCl wanting to be merged by Yugui, the 1.9 release manager(blade.nagaokaut.ac.jp)
2 points by Spakman 14y ago|0 comments
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Our LKML-like Git workflow (works great for small teams)(jellyjelly.net)
1 points by Spakman 14y ago|0 comments
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by Spakman 14y ago
To everyone who is offended (or even just somehow unhappy/less convinced) by swearing, I strongly suggest not living in Scotland. Here, "fuck"/"fucking" is often a filler word and "cunt" can be a friendly way to start a sentence or refer to
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by Spakman 15y ago
You can replace that tab by re-ordering your circles. Those tabs are just the first two circles. Yep, it's not all that obvious.
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by Spakman 15y ago
I imagine the GP means "upgrade single package, including dependencies". This is very common, at least on Gentoo.
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Site for community translations of the Japanese ruby-dev ML(ruby-dev.route477.net)
5 points by Spakman 15y ago|0 comments
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GNU Free Call has been announced (Skype-like software)(planet.gnu.org)
204 points by Spakman 16y ago|55 comments
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Writing Ruby extensions in C (12 posts in the series so far)(clalance.blogspot.com)
1 points by Spakman 16y ago|0 comments
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by Spakman 16y ago
Cool! It looks like we also have similar ideas. I've been far too busy to get much time to look at any of the alternative shell projects this week, but I do intend to soon. I was having similar thoughts about entering Ruby 'mode' (for want
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by Spakman 16y ago
Nice one - I'm glad I'm not the only one where this type of shell sounds like a good idea! I'd definitely like some clever types of history management. I've not looked too closely at those facilities in other shells (I would guess some of t
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by Spakman 16y ago
Slightly embarrassingly (is this bad form?), I feel I should point out my really rather new and beta shell, Urchin: https://github.com/Spakman/urchin/ I really like a lot about existing shells like Bash and Zsh, so it operates much like
105.
by Spakman 16y ago
I heard this about 3rd hand, so consume with a large helping of salt: the Ruby core developers are considering using the Rubinius stdlib for Ruby 2.0.
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by Spakman 16y ago
Of my numerous brushes with death, this has only happened once or twice for me. The most memorable was when I was kite-mountainboarding. I had jumped around 12ft in the air but a line had wrapped around my harness - instead of acting like a
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by Spakman 16y ago
Are you sure? Their site tells me otherwise: http://www.shapewriter.com/android.html I think I read something about it them stopping selling it for Android. Does anyone know why?
108.
by Spakman 17y ago
I don't think there's an ETA for 1.9.2 yet (although some discussion about creating a new release schedule was taking place on ruby-core) and I've not heard any hints that the numbering scheme will be changed.
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by Spakman 17y ago
"Package management: Use MacPorts, which is something like Gentoo's portage." I don't use OS X, but believe that Gentoo Prefix is portage, running on other systems, like OS X.