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  1. @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
  2. Some notes on a Ruby native extension intro @peterc did a few years ago http://is.gd/4PFkU ; first post on http://rubyextensions.com !8:41 AM Nov 7th from Twitterrific
  3. @guy_davis cool, no problem!3:44 PM Nov 6th from Twitterrific in reply to guy_davis
  4. @guy_davis You'd need to use the Unicode escape sequences in the token definition, e.g., "\u0080"-"\uFFFF" would allow any Unicode char2:48 PM Nov 6th from Twitterrific in reply to guy_davis
  5. Guest post about Rails + PostGIS from Doug Cole (of estately.com) at http://bit.ly/zs9024:58 AM Nov 5th from Twitterrific
  6. Ballgame over! World Series over! Yankees win, theeeeee Yankees win!8:51 PM Nov 4th from Twitterrific
  7. RT @phusion_nl Just implemented PassengerMinInstances (Apache) / passenger_min_instances (Nginx) in a private testing branch.10:49 AM Nov 4th from Twitterrific
  8. @obie those 2 HRs Coke gave up are looking big right about now8:01 PM Nov 2nd from Twitterrific in reply to obie
  9. RT @zeljkofilipin: Watir Podcast #28: Tom Copeland (@tcopeland) on @SafariWatir, @charley_baker is co-host http://tinyurl.com/ylp8w94 #watir1:06 PM Nov 2nd from Twitterrific
  10. @phusion_nl PassengerMinPoolSize would be great7:49 AM Oct 31st from Twitterrific in reply to phusion_nl
  11. @ryan_owens indeed. we have many, many ladybugs in our house these days.7:16 PM Oct 30th from Twitterrific in reply to ryan_owens
  12. @rasmus please excuse Manuel, he's from Barcelona12:45 PM Oct 30th from Twitterrific in reply to rasmus
  13. RT @chadfowler The next generation of RubyForge: what should it be? http://bit.ly/3N19Qz9:24 AM Oct 30th from Twitterrific
  14. @mathie Or in a directory with a 200 MB MySQL dump. But who would do that?5:34 AM Oct 29th from Twitterrific in reply to mathie
  15. @lylejohnson yup, saw that too... maybe that's one we'll keep....5:56 PM Oct 27th from Twitterrific in reply to lylejohnson
  16. @rbates gah, early send. Mailman is what RF uses now; maybe we can add better search to it....9:47 AM Oct 27th from Twitterrific in reply to rbates
  17. @rbates that's what RubyI think there's some way to cobble together Sphinx+Mailman... could be nice9:45 AM Oct 27th from Twitterrific in reply to rbates
  18. @mislav Hm, maybe we should keep Mailman alive as a Ruby Central service9:33 AM Oct 27th from Twitterrific in reply to mislav
  19. The second edition of my JavaCC book is out, huzzah! http://is.gd/4Eunn8:30 AM Oct 27th from Twitterrific
  20. @lylejohnson you're right, that's an oversight, will send a msg.2:52 PM Oct 26th from Twitterrific in reply to lylejohnson