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26sep2005

Armed and dangerous — Flipper the firing dolphin let loose by Katrina by Mark Townsend Houston.

Yahoo! Image Search has given me far better results than Google Images in the last time.

#ruby-lang
18:57 <GnuVince> I went to Python for the larger number of libraries (back in 2002-2003), however when the language started looking like Anna Nicole Smith, I came running back to Ruby,

RubyPeople at Martin Fowler’s bliki. “I have noticed that that ruby community is much nicer than most on-line communities I’ve seen.”

Pragmatic Fridays, Dave Thomas lunches a new eBook Pragmatic Bookshelf line.

by ludzietez

Through a bullet of light
Her face was reflectin’
The fast fading words
That rolled from my tongue
With a long-distance look
Her eyes was on fire
But the song it was long
And there was more to be sung.
— Bob Dylan, Eternal Circle

Acid: A Debugger Built From A Language by Phil Winterbottom. Plan 9 hurts me.

Ruby Instead Of Smalltalk on the wiki.

The Joy of Conkers by The Diary Section. “It seems timely to present a brief guide to one of my favourite seasonal activities for the last 20 or so years; the exciting game of conkers.”

#ruby-lang
15:06 <dagbrown> Meddling with ObjectSpace and things with moats stand the chance of killing all your production code. That's why the big KEEP OUT signs.
15:06 <flori> dagbrown: just wait and it will end up in rails ;)
#ruby-lang
15:02 <chris2> def foo(a, b); return unless a.kind_of? Object && b.kind_of? Object && 2 == 2; …; end
15:02 <dagbrown> Hey, someone needs to point that dumb kid at that…
15:02 <chris2> ^ paranoid programmer
15:03 <dagbrown> Now that's paranoia!
15:03 <dagbrown> "Oh crap, what you gave me wasn't an object! What on earth will I do with *that*?"
sunset
sunset by edwaado

Scammers Using Internet Phone Service For The Deaf by Spencer Critchley. That’s just mean.

To mock or not to mock by mirleid. Just mock what you need to.

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