ruby, rails && mysql on OSX Snow
- sudo gem install rails
- Download and install mysql 64bit
- sudo env ARCHFLAGS=”-arch x86_64” gem install mysql
I posted an enhancement with patch on the Transmission trac but they didn’t want it because opening files might alter them. I just watch videos and stuff so I think it’s kinda neat anyway so if anyone else would want this feature here’s the patch. You’ll have to patch and compile for yourself tho =)
I got two 4GB RAM modules so I tried them both in my First Gen Unibody MacBook Pro 2.53 GHz.
6GB is max for this configuration and Apple recommends 4GB.
The result was not an unstable system with crashes and such but it got really slow and “bath ball-y” in both 32 and 64K mode. All of the memory showed up in About this mac and System Profiler and all but I guess the system just tried and failed to allocate memory at addresses above 6GB.
So, the answer of wether 8GB works on this model is definitely No. 6GB seems to work just fine tho.
8GB is said to work on First Generation 2.66GHz and 2.93GHz configs and all Second Generation and later models.
http://translationparty.com/tp/#774813
Pure poetry, don’t you think?
I found this “small” game yesterday. It’s like a low res, old school, vast open 3D world of blocky cooperative creativity. Hopefully it will evolve into something playable someday, but for now; login and dig, explore and create.
class Object;def method_missing name, *a
name
end;end
How to use:
importantvar = 'password'
savedimportantvariable = improtantvar
puts savedimportantvariable
Did you do something stupid and wanted to make a “Note to self” comment but no one is around to hear it?
It was really easy to understand and use. You only get one document though and it’s all javascript except for stuff you write under special comments like /* appjet:css */ for the stylesheet.
The persistant storage is automagic and all you need to do is create a new storable object and assign it to a variable in the storage object. I haven’t found out how to update records properly. Seems like you need to get, update, remove and add them again.
Conclusion: Great for prototyping!
Example:
if(!storage.notes){
storage.notes = new StorableCollection();
}
storage.notes.add({text: "hello world",
timestamp: new Date()});