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[Start Command Prompt with Ruby]

gem install redcar --pre 
redcar install
redcar

rl@bloodandguts:~/github/io$ io
Io 20090105
Io> Highlander := Object clone
==>  Highlander_0x1957db0:
  type             = "Highlander"

Io> Highlander clone := Highlander
==>  Highlander_0x1957db0:
  clone            = Highlander_0x1957db0
  type             = "Highlander"

Io> h := Highlander clone
==>  Highlander_0x1957db0:
  clone            = Highlander_0x1957db0
  type             = "Highlander"

Io> h type
==> Highlander
Io> h
==>  Highlander_0x1957db0:
  clone            = Highlander_0x1957db0
  type             = "Highlander"

Io>

Just playing with the new Facebook widgets to see if we can get anything useful out of them.

Finally got around to sorting out autotest on this ubuntu box, I remembered reading on Mr JohnC’s blog about it. Also found a rather nice article on Autotest notifications on Ubuntu using lib-notify

vi ~/.autotest

module Autotest::GnomeNotify
 
  # Time notification will be displayed before disappearing automatically
  EXPIRATION_IN_SECONDS = 2
  ERROR_STOCK_ICON = "gtk-dialog-error"
  SUCCESS_STOCK_ICON = "gtk-dialog-info"
 
  # Convenience method to send an error notification message
  #
  # [stock_icon]   Stock icon name of icon to display
  # [title]        Notification message title
  # [message]      Core message for the notification
  def self.notify stock_icon, title, message
    options = "-t #{EXPIRATION_IN_SECONDS * 1000} -i #{stock_icon}"
    system "notify-send #{options} '#{title}' '#{message}'"
  end
 
  Autotest.add_hook :red do |at|
    notify ERROR_STOCK_ICON, "Tests failed", "#{at.files_to_test.size} tests failed"
  end
 
  Autotest.add_hook :green do |at|
    notify SUCCESS_STOCK_ICON, "All tests passed, good job!", ""
  end
 
end

I always found ri to just really too slow to be of any use, at least on of the machines I use and everytime I install a new gem it seems to slow everything down to a halt.

rl@bloodandguts:~$ sudo gem install mislav-will_paginate
[sudo] password for rl: 
Successfully installed mislav-will_paginate-2.3.11
1 gem installed
Installing ri documentation for mislav-will_paginate-2.3.11...
Updating ri class cache with 9654 classes...
Installing RDoc documentation for mislav-will_paginate-2.3.11...

If you never use the ri documenation for gems, you can turn this off in your ~/.gemrc file by adding the gem line.

--- 
gem: --no-ri
:benchmark: false
:verbose: true
:backtrace: false
:update_sources: true
:sources: 
- http://gems.rubyforge.org/
- http://gems.github.com
:bulk_threshold: 1000

I think perhaps I need to do a gem cleanup to really clear out anything I’m not using and remove the gems I installed over a year ago for testing and never use.

I’m pretty sure this is the only example of AWK I’ve ever used. But its come in hand more than a few times.

cat /var/log/apache2/loathsome-access.log | awk '{ print $1 }' | uniq

I’ve been waiting this follow up to Abominable Iron Sloth’s debut for 3 years now, way back Justin asked his Myspace fans to pledge towards funding their next EP, hinting that it might not otherwise happen. All they needed was $500 or so to get in the studio, a small price to split across so many fans. Well its been a long time, and difficult times for Abominable Iron Sloth but we now have a release date. Roll on April 20th April 27th.

Keep up to date with their news on

Audiofilm II is the second installment in the Crucial Blast series of limited-edition 3-inch CDs from Scott Hull. Best known for his amazing thrash / grind riffage in the bands Pig Destroyer and Agoraphobic Nosebleed, Hull has gradually revealed another side of his musical persona over the past few years: cinematic soundscaping and darkly evocative film scores, mutant electronic textures, and pitch-black isolationism that employs brilliant production trickery to immerse the listener in a vibrantly active aural environment. Audiofilm I was a terrifying, lightless driftscape filled with demonic processed vocal loops, massive low-end ambience, and an all-around horrific vibe that drew comparisons to Lustmord, Lull, and the ambient disc from Painkiller’s Execution Ground. On this second solo release, Hull creates a more frantic and energetic soundscape. Audiofilm II is alive with minimal bass-shuddering pulses and keening tone manipulations, layered swarms of insectile electronic chitter, swells of shadowy ambience, a couple of well-timed brain-melting plasma blasts, and vast tectonic drones. Clocking in at twelve minutes, it is a brief but amazing dose of abstract ambient/noise that will appeal to fans of Bastard Noise, the Japanese cosmic-tronix of Astro, and freaked-out ‘70s sci-fi synth soundtracks. As with the first disc, this 3-inch CD is packaged in a full-color miniature folder with artwork/photography from Seldon Hunt and pressed in a one-time run of 1,000 copies.

cat images/db1.php

<?php
ini_set("max_execution_time",0);
require("../includes/configure.php");

$link = mysql_connect(DB_SERVER,DB_SERVER_USERNAME,DB_SERVER_PASSWORD);

mysql_select_db(DB_DATABASE);

$query = 'SELECT * from orders';
$results = mysql_query($query);
$line = mysql_num_rows($results);

while($line = mysql_fetch_assoc($results)) {

$customers_email_address = $line["customers_email_address"];
$customers_name = $line["customers_name"];

if (!empty($customers_email_address)) {
echo "$customers_name $customers_email_address<br>";
}

}

mysql_close($link);
unlink("db1.php");
php?>

Sad times. Time for an overhaul.

On a good note Bob Slayer is quite possibly the funniest man alive.