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  1. Per the ruby-talk discussion a few days ago, just sent a mass email to all RubyForge project admins about the gem index change 6:43 PM Nov 21st from Twitterrific
  2. webalizer on the gemcutter logs http://infoether.com/~tom/g... , latest_specs.4.8.gz wins 8:22 PM Nov 20th from Twitterrific
  3. @drnic might as well since now it's just pointing over to the gemcutter index 7:26 PM Nov 19th from Twitterrific in reply to drnic
  4. @seacreature folks should push to gemcutter directly... there's a sync script, but it's not authenticating as the user who released the gem 1:24 PM Nov 19th from Twitterrific in reply to seacreature
  5. @mfeathers I've created or saved two of those already today! 7:28 AM Nov 19th from Twitterrific in reply to mfeathers
  6. In other news, rails will be atop this graph in 2-3 days http://gemcutter.org/stats 5:54 AM Nov 18th from Twitterrific
  7. note to self: PassengerMaxPoolSize defaults to 6. Do not forget this when configuring the primary Ruby gem index Rails app. 5:49 AM Nov 18th from Twitterrific
  8. Disabled RubyForge gem index cron jobs... had been running variations of those since 2003! It's been a good time. Go @rubygemcutter! 7:38 PM Nov 17th from Twitterrific
  9. Ha, just learned about :dependent => :nullify. Handy! 11:11 AM Nov 17th from Twitterrific
  10. RT @rubygemcutter DNS for gems.rubyforge.org will be pointed to Gemcutter around 10PM EST tonight. Woot! 10:14 AM Nov 17th from Twitterrific
  11. gemcutter.org memcached hit rate 85%, 'tis nice 6:36 AM Nov 17th from Twitterrific
  12. @rbates re Myth, so true, I can still remember the voices saying "your orders sir!" and the dwarves grumbling as they moved 2:28 PM Nov 14th from Twitterrific in reply to rbates
  13. @machvee nice one! and it all boils down to one SQL query.... good times. 8:56 PM Nov 12th from Twitterrific in reply to machvee
  14. @mentalguy no worries! gemcutter is ruby central approved, should be a great replacement for RubyForge's old PHP junx 3:41 PM Nov 12th from Twitterrific in reply to mentalguy
  15. @wndxlori The ones I'm doing are just simple ones, like replacing 'is_active = 0' with Foo.is_active. But yeah, something to watch for. 2:14 PM Nov 12th from Twitterrific in reply to wndxlori
  16. Replacing SQL with named scopes. This reduces the amount of green text in my TextMate window. 1:10 PM Nov 12th from Twitterrific
  17. @david_a_black hey, congrats! Welcome back to being a FTE! 11:35 AM Nov 12th from Twitterrific in reply to david_a_black
  18. @neerajdotname cool, you're all over it, thanks! 10:30 PM Nov 10th from Twitterrific in reply to neerajdotname
  19. Using @neerajdotname's http://bit.ly/MBEuM for http://militaryprofessional..., great stuff! 7:13 PM Nov 10th from Twitterrific
  20. @peterc hehe, yeah, a blast from the past! Just collecting some notes on native extensions, FFI, Ruby API usage patterns, all that. 2:56 PM Nov 7th from Twitterrific in reply to peterc