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RVM, ruby 1.9 and TextMate

RVM is a great tool for handling rubies. TextMate is a great editor. TextMate does not like ruby 1.9 however. Issues with some of the C extension on OS/X, namely plist handling. Heres the first fix: $> git clone git://github.com/kballard/osx-plist.git $> cd osx-plist/ext/plist $> ruby extconf.rb && make $> mv /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Support/lib/osx/plist.bundle /Applications/TextMate.app/Contents/SharedSupport/Support/lib/osx/plist.bundle.save $> cp plist.bundle [...]

Issue tracker project

I started a little issue tracking project this week called bugz or bgz, I haven’t decided, and pushed it to http://github.com/mtvee/bgz. Why? Well, basically I have people I am working with that insist on keeping track of code issues using spreadsheets and email. I can’t do anything to convince them otherwise so I need to [...]

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QT4 is LGPL!

See what sinking in the muck that is the web development world and php does to me? Somewhere along the line, I missed the fact that Qt was scooped up by Nokia and they promptly made it LGPL. Unbelievable! I am so happy I could free some pointers! Though KDE lost me around version 2 [...]

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git notes

Couple of annoying things I had to go lookup again so I figured I would put them here for next time. $> git push warning: you did not specify a refspec… blah blah blah fix with $> git config push.default matching and this gem… $> git pull You asked me to pull without telling me [...]

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I gotta stop smokin’ PHP!

Wow, those PHP folks just won’t stop making spaghetti! I just discovered the namespace… namespace my\name; // see “Defining Namespaces” section Why, in the name of all that is good and decent in the world would they choose a freaking backslash as a namespace separator? Well, word is, they considered the ‘::’ notation but they [...]

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Heavy metal

I have been checking out Mercurial and Bazaar the last while. Since Launchpad is a Bazaar crew (:^) and google code added Mercurial support I figured I better expand my world from SVN and git. My basic use case is to keep a central repo on my mini and then I can push/pull to the [...]

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newLisp

I finally have been able to spend some time with newLisp. It’s a lot of fun and I have a feeling I’ll be keeping it in the arsenal. Besides messing around with the obvious web/cgi stuff with it, I wrote a scraper and ported an implementation of the ARC4 encryption scheme. (define (crypt data key) [...]

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