Took me an hour to find this one.
Supposedly, when you’re designing a custom WordPress template, the_content() will always cut off the_post() just before the ‘Read more…’ tag. Alas, this doesn’t always work.
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Took me an hour to find this one.
Supposedly, when you’re designing a custom WordPress template, the_content() will always cut off the_post() just before the ‘Read more…’ tag. Alas, this doesn’t always work.
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So I got my Joost invite in the email today. I must say it’s quite nice. The content is crap, but that’s no different from any digital tv. So far I’ve been thouroughly unimpressed by canadian music television, indie film, bridezilla and guiness records channel.
Not to mention sports.
Anywho, it might be cool. I’ll keep checking it out and it sure looks nice. If I have any invites to spare I might post them here. Yeah right! Doohhhh.
Just yesterday I discovered Firefly. Yes, I’m slow like that. It’s also because I don’t watch TV. Anywho, this series is goddamn brilliant.
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The rumours are true. Screw it they’re not rumours any more. It’s a cold hard fact: Ruby’s garbage collection doesn’t really work all that well.
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Turns out the wiki has an excellent tutorial. Who’d have thought?
I only refuse to rename database.yml to database.example. Come on, it’s all designed around one file for different environments. And is it really that hard to use one mysql login in all your dev environments?
When thou wanteth to know everything about caching in Rails, this post is all you need. And hilarious to boot.