Rubric
I keep seeing people post links to Rubric, but they post the link to version v0.06_02 or something. Itโs frustrating, because I imagine newbies downloading an old, broken version and going nuts.
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I keep seeing people post links to Rubric, but they post the link to version v0.06_02 or something. Itโs frustrating, because I imagine newbies downloading an old, broken version and going nuts.
Well, I originally meant to use Rubric as a place to keep notes as well as bookmarks, and then I decided it would be a decent journal system, too. I didnโt actually use it for that, though, because it didnโt seem worth it. With a few Bryar annoyances and Bryar looking to be somewhat abandoned, I figured it was time to move.
Iโve got to say, it was a good day. I got to work and, after finishing my yogurt, I flipped through the bug reports and feature requests on de.lirio.us and put them on my to do list. Thereโs a user named era who has really been cranking them out. I ended up with fourteen line items for Rubric and felt somewhat intimidated by the fact that my to do list was half-full at eight in the morning.
Today started with two guinea pigs in our apartment, and ended with three. The new baby is tiny and cute and awesome. We donโt know yet whether itโs a girl or a boy. Weโre hoping for another girl.
Iโve made some revisions to the paperwork I use to try to organize my day. I figure other people might find it useful, although the chances of that are probably slim. If you want nice simple todo/done forms, suitable for clipboards (full or half sized), theyโre in my hacks dump.
First, a question. When I run this code:
use Data::Dumper; use PadWalker qw(peek_my); { my $lex = "HELLO"; sub pad { my $l = shift; warn Dumper(peek_my($l)); print "While you're here, I'll print my enclosed scalar: $lex\n"; } } pad(0);
If you look at the entries in del.icio.us for del.irio.us, you find someone with these tags: { ripoff lame loser sucks bastard plagiarism assclown failure faux false hellalame hellahellalame }.
Ok, the publicity in the title is not publicity for me, and that might be a good thing.
Tonight, still in a bad mood about my laptopโs poor state, I came home from class and put in Republic Commando, determined to relax. The Xbox kept giving me the damned โdisk dirtyโ error, often found on the early models. Their DVD drives lose alignment easily. As I ejected and reinserted the disk, over and over, I got more and more frustrated and forceful.
My laptop is dead. I am not happy about it.