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The Least Surprised #5: The Metadependant, Part Two (11 words)
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Derby: DRb Over YAML (91 words)
Here’s Derby:
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Poles Race to Claim Nonce Words (128 words)
A search engine optimization site is challenging Polish readers to claim the phrase MSNBETTER -
Ruby-Lisp Hybrid Pix (109 words)
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Block Terminator (198 words)
This entry is loose translation of matz blog 2005-06-07 .
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RubyVM Just Months Away (217 words)
Ko1 is (firmly) back in the saddle. -
Floppyhedron (85 words)
I love this delicious reuse of 3.5” diskettes as facets! The sculptor, George W.
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The Fully Upturned Bin (126 words)
I have something for you.
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Wow, Do We All Get a Language? (262 words)
We’re all having a lot of fun this year making lovely hybrid languages from Ruby syntax, be it
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PNG Dimensions in a Lilliputian Angel's Eyelash (47 words)
Phantasms of pingspark conjoured by Sam Stephenson: -
Web Ontologies on an Angel's Eyelash (101 words)
Whoa, Obie Fernandez dropped a potent little bouillon cube on his blog:
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Closing in on Unicode with Jcode (217 words)
Patrick Hall has a great article on using the Jcode module for Ruby, which provides a more natural
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What Say We Help Prototype Explain Itself? (349 words)
Linkerkind is once again swarming around the Ajax+Rails article just up today, but are you aware of -
The Serial Article Of Matz On Nikkei Linux July 2005 (89 words)
Matz’s third article for programming beginners with eight pages was published
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The Least Surprised #4: Ruby-Talk Goes On and On (12 words)
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MathCloth (255 words)
scarves from an exhibit in Georgia this year, individuals working to unite math and the fibrous arts.
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How Powerful Pathname Is (188 words)
How powerful Pathname is! Unfortunately I did not know.
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Sasada-san started to write blog in English (74 words)
Sasada-san, one of the Magi in Ruby world, started to write a part of his blog entries in English -
Debian Sarge Has Been Released (40 words)
Debian GNU/Linux 3.
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Dan Sugalski Flies Away To a Place Where Parrot Cannot (192 words)
Nearly four five years into development of Parrot, its creator, Dan Sugalski, has left the team
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Cut It Out (30 words)
Come on, seriously! It’s Rails Day. Quit surfing the web and get back to your app.
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Holy Red Snakes! (Cont'd.) (151 words)
As previously reported, Python’s Enhancement #340 pitches the addition of anonymous block
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Ruby Morse.mid Maker (101 words)
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Keep in Mind the Morse Code Revival (140 words)
I guess the Morse v. SMS wars are escalating! Screenshot to your left (my right)
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Digging Deep with Instance_eval (129 words)
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Rails BetaBook Hits the Spot (500 words)
Now that I’ve had a chance to go through the Rails BetaBook, I thought some of you might want a
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