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  1. @danemorgridge Yes it would. Except I own the first 2 and haven't finished them yet :-) 23 minutes ago from Echofon in reply to danemorgridge
  2. @jbogard I think folks may alias certain commands (on a unix/mac system) but I've never .bat-ed my Windows git ops. Interesting, though. about 3 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to jbogard
  3. @kfitzpatrick Yeah I just started using that manually on gem installs but forgot about .gemrc. Thanks!! about 5 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to kfitzpatrick
  4. Still annoys me that Ruby gems install lickety-split but RI and RDOC files take for God-damn-ever. about 7 hours ago from Tweetie
  5. @dangertater Yeah I'm trying to track that down too :-) about 8 hours ago from Tweetie in reply to dangertater
  6. Outfitting my old PPC Mac Mini for Rails dev is turning out to be harder than I thought. Limited to OSX 10.5. Tracking down XCode 3.1... about 9 hours ago from Tweetie
  7. iPhone battery is definitely on the outs. Probably time for a trip to ye olde genius bar. about 9 hours ago from Echofon
  8. @alphex I don't disagree but for suburbanites it's a moot point. It's how we have yo get around 99% of the time. about 10 hours ago from Echofon in reply to alphex
  9. Coffee: Brewing. Next up: REALLY need to get this house into some kind of order. The Lady's stuff is EVERYWHERE. about 12 hours ago from Tweetie
  10. Succesfully used the Bump application for the third time. about 24 hours ago from Echofon
  11. @r38y Now that would be fun. Like the Bookmobile. 5:19 PM Dec 5th from Echofon in reply to r38y
  12. @alexknowshtml Totally agreed! Loosely federated, perhaps, but individually tweaked for their communities. 5:01 PM Dec 5th from Echofon in reply to alexknowshtml
  13. .@alexknowshtml But it has to be multiple towns. We're not taking about a focal point anymore. 4:48 PM Dec 5th from Echofon in reply to alexknowshtml
  14. @alexknowshtml Yes that's a fair point. For suburbanites it's about road access. So maybe towns with good highway access? 3:46 PM Dec 5th from Tweetie in reply to alexknowshtml
  15. @ewindisch Thanks, Eric. I'll have to give that a try too. 3:44 PM Dec 5th from Tweetie in reply to ewindisch
  16. @alphex Oh sure. Pick the one snowy night to blow a hole in my argument ;-) 3:38 PM Dec 5th from web in reply to alphex
  17. @alexknowshtml For example, Jenkintown & Conshohocken? Both are hub-ish and could cover the east & west suburbs pretty well. 3:35 PM Dec 5th from Tweetie in reply to alexknowshtml
  18. @alexknowshtml I see what you mean. I don't think 1 solution exists, then. Maybe satellite coworking places for east and west suburbs? 3:34 PM Dec 5th from Tweetie in reply to alexknowshtml
  19. @alexknowshtml Define "suburban destination / hub" for me. 3:28 PM Dec 5th from Tweetie in reply to alexknowshtml
  20. @alexknowshtml Also a focal point where i476 and i76 meet and close to i276 access. 3:24 PM Dec 5th from Tweetie in reply to alexknowshtml
  • Name JP Toto
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  • Bio VP for App Dev at @cognisit. @barcampphilly organizer. ALT.NET aficionado and @phillyaltnet helper-outer, Word nerd. Budding Ruby slinger.
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