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I'd love to see RVM/rbenv support a version of 1.9.3 with the mentioned patches.


They do. Check out https://gist.github.com/1688857


I second that. Loved the concept, but the portal gun in the game is very inconvenient.


Looks awesome. That being said, it doesn't load at all under Android Gingerbread.


It doesn't load either on my Nook Color. Bizarrely, it seems to work fine on my Mac under Firefox...


Thank you very much, it is very useful to me especially since I'm about to integrate user handling in my rails app.


hey, I'm willing to try it.


That's not the same. You still can't add a note and your friends can't comment on the item, for starters.


You can add multiple tags, so you could had your well-known "Shared" tag and then a comment as tag.


That's still a half-solution. What if I want to make a multiline note?

Also, that doesn't solve the problem that others can't comment on the shared item.


This is awesome on so many levels.


Are there any information about the length of the waiting list for coupons?


We are planning to release the next batch of 50 coupons on Friday! Stay tuned...


Except Fog Creek is a gold sponsor already: http://mercurial.selenic.com/sponsors/


Ah, very good, that's why I said, "perhaps they have" - thanks for the link.


At least $20K. Impressive.


Oh yes, the first thing I do is change the SSH port, eleminates 99,99% of the auth attacks.


Damn. Why didn't I ever think of that? I'm doing that tomorrow.


Remove root login over ssh and disable password logins and you are good to go. If you want to get fancy Google for ssh port knocking.


disable password logins

I can't emphasize this one enough. Unless you need to login from a lot of different machines, there really isn't any excuse not to do this. It also has the bonus of making logins really easy since you don't have to type a password.


If you host your systems on a VPS service like linode or slicehost then you have the backup of a web based console in case you screw up royally and have a HD crash on the one machine your SSH key was on (for example).


Heh, port knocking looks cool, might do that just for the heck of it on a server that only I use.

Also, yes, among with changing the port the only way that should be possible to get in is through 'keys.


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