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  1. busy few days with family. Good to spend time with them. 6:34 AM Nov 27th from web
  2. @bcardarella I use Runkeeper Pro and it is awesome. 6:53 PM Nov 18th from TweetDeck in reply to bcardarella
  3. @bratta nah, I just decided to try Macports. May look at Homebrew at some point. 6:47 PM Nov 16th from web in reply to bratta
  4. @filmprog I tried doing it via configure, make, make install, but had to resort to Macports. Was easy once I used that. 6:27 PM Nov 16th from web in reply to filmprog
  5. Finally got Libxml2 upgraded on the Mac. Was not fun... 6:16 PM Nov 16th from web
  6. @davidsmalley congratulations, that's awesome 6:07 AM Nov 16th from web in reply to davidsmalley
  7. RT @hassox: If you're curious about what I've been up to for the last 6 months... http://github.com/hassox/pa... 3:40 PM Nov 11th from TweetDeck
  8. @charley_baker I'll take one if you stil have one. 8:48 AM Nov 11th from TweetDeck in reply to charley_baker
  9. @brandonacox depends on what you are coding. General one would be Textmate. There is also MacVim. Xcode, if you plan on iphone dev. 7:17 PM Nov 10th from TweetDeck in reply to brandonacox
  10. @brandonacox you can do that on a Mac as well. You may have to set up the mouse in system preferences to behave as you want. 6:20 PM Nov 10th from TweetDeck in reply to brandonacox
  11. @stevenbristol I think @tpitale is looking for a ticket 7:17 AM Nov 9th from web
  12. @tpitale talk to @stevenbristol he has a RubyConf ticket if you are looking for one. 7:16 AM Nov 9th from web
  13. @bcardarella not sure if you got an answer, but you have to block the user who created the list to be removed. 7:37 PM Nov 8th from web in reply to bcardarella
  14. @smeade I have had good luck with it and was easy to work with once I figured it out. 8:51 AM Nov 4th from TweetDeck in reply to smeade
  15. @smeade I have used Jeditable and got it working with REST. http://bit.ly/6CG3 I used this tutorial: http://bit.ly/As0xz 8:31 AM Nov 4th from web in reply to smeade
  16. worked with Rails 3.0pre tonight. Struggled for a bit, but got through it. Hope to dig in more tomorrow. 8:38 PM Nov 3rd from web
  17. @coreyhaines do you like writing checks? Because I can write you an invoice. 7:44 PM Nov 2nd from TweetDeck in reply to coreyhaines
  18. @charley_baker I live that one. I have never understood why people ask for code samples. 3:05 PM Nov 2nd from TweetDeck in reply to charley_baker
  19. @fabienpenso I don't believe you can have it fire off right away. Looks like it has to be scheduled at a time in the future. 3:04 PM Nov 2nd from TweetDeck in reply to fabienpenso
  20. @fabienpenso from my experience haven't really seen anything bad with backgroundjob or delayed job. Just that delayed job is more popular. 2:39 PM Nov 2nd from TweetDeck in reply to fabienpenso
  • Name Michael Riley
  • Location Cleveland, Ohio
  • Web http://www.studio...
  • Bio I work at Engine Yard. Ruby, Ruby on Rails and iPhone Developer.
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