my life

Up until recently, it was not possible to upload large files asynchronously to 2 or more machines simultaneously. This was due to a problem in the ruby ssh implementation. A patch is available which fixes this.

http://rubyforge.org/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=17857&group_id=274&atid=1123

If applying the patch is not an option, you can always change the transfer mode to synchronous.

Welcome back Sofie!!!

Itinerary:

I thought this was a pretty neat discovery. You can download an XML feed of all blogs which have pinged (xmlrpc) Google in the last 5 minutes. Optionally, you can add a parameter ?last=120, if you wanted just the last 120 seconds. The limit is 300 seconds (or 5 minutes).

http://blogsearch.google.com/changes.xml

Frustrated with the low quality and infrequent updates of current App Review sites for Facebook, we at Launch 10 decided to start our own blog. We review hundreds of apps every month on our own time, so we decided to share our thoughts on the apps we check out. Our blog will generally be updated several times a day, so check back often. As OpenSocial gets adopted by all the the major social networks, we’ll be covering the new apps that get released on there as well.

Recently came across Windows Live Writer. It’s a WYSIWYG editor for creating/editing blog posts. So far, I’m very impressed with it’s ability to seamlessly integrate into many blog platforms including Wordpress.

You can even take screen shots and directly insert them inline.

Notice my infinitely strong password? It’s so strong that you can’t even login. The solution to my problem was to make sure I quote my passwords in the database.yml file so that the YAML parser doesn’t interpret them as a number. In this case, I had a password like 123e4567. In otherwords, a VERY big number (123 followed by 4568 zeros)