Francis Hwang had the bright idea, and it really cool to see all the faces
I've been talking to virtually.
If you're going to RubyConf, and you haven't yet checked out and posted to
RubyConf2005Facebook:
http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?RubyConf2005Facebook
then please do.
Thanks,
Curt
And what about RubyFaces in general? I won't go to RubyConf, so I'm
not allowed to post my picture there.
Michel.
On 10/7/05, Curt Hibbs <curt.hibbs@gmail.com> wrote:
Francis Hwang had the bright idea, and it really cool to see all the faces
I've been talking to virtually.If you're going to RubyConf, and you haven't yet checked out and posted to
RubyConf2005Facebook:
To James Britt:
What's up with your picture... so far I've seen three different pics of you
there? Are we being treated to a picture-a-day? 
Curt
On 10/7/05, Curt Hibbs <curt.hibbs@gmail.com> wrote:
Francis Hwang had the bright idea, and it really cool to see all the faces
I've been talking to virtually.If you're going to RubyConf, and you haven't yet checked out and posted to
RubyConf2005Facebook:http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?RubyConf2005Facebook
then please do.
Thanks,
Curt
Can anybody tell me how I can make links to anchors using RubyGarden's
syntax? I'm trying to tidy the page by creating a list of all the names
at the top, but RubyGarden's wiki syntax is stymieing my efforts.
f.
The whole idea is to help those going to RubyConf recognize each other. I
think that goal would be diluted if there was too much extraneous stuff.
You bring up a good point, though... There should be something like this for
everyone. Maybe you could set up a spot Flickr for Ruby folks to post there
pictures.
Curt
On 10/7/05, Michel Martens <blaumag@gmail.com> wrote:
On 10/7/05, Curt Hibbs <curt.hibbs@gmail.com> wrote:
> Francis Hwang had the bright idea, and it really cool to see all the
faces
> I've been talking to virtually.
>
> If you're going to RubyConf, and you haven't yet checked out and posted
to
> RubyConf2005Facebook:
>
> http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?RubyConf2005FacebookAnd what about RubyFaces in general? I won't go to RubyConf, so I'm
not allowed to post my picture there.
Curt Hibbs wrote:
To James Britt:
What's up with your picture... so far I've seen three different pics of you
there? Are we being treated to a picture-a-day?Curt
He's rotating it automatically.
See http://www.jamesbritt.com/index.rb/Development@RubyConf_2005__FaceBook_Page.txt
Regards,
Dan
According to his blog, he's got a ruby script rotating the picture on every
reload. Just the same, it gave me a bit of a start for a moment. I noticed
it change to a different image once, then edited the wiki and saw it go back
to the original picture. I checked the revisions and there was only mine, so
I thought for a moment I had accidentally reverted the page to a previous
version somehow!
It didn't occur to me immediately that he could have changed the file on his
server without editing the wiki.
Thanks a lot James!!
On 10/7/05, Curt Hibbs <curt.hibbs@gmail.com> wrote:
To James Britt:
What's up with your picture... so far I've seen three different pics of
you
there? Are we being treated to a picture-a-day?
Never mind, dblack helped me figure it out. Social software crisis
averted. Now there's a nice little index up top. Sorry about the
double-page-request, though, I don't think I can do anything about that
with the RG wiki syntax working the way it does.
Francis Hwang wrote:
Can anybody tell me how I can make links to anchors using RubyGarden's
syntax? I'm trying to tidy the page by creating a list of all the names
at the top, but RubyGarden's wiki syntax is stymieing my efforts.f.
Pawel Szymczykowski wrote:
On 10/7/05, Curt Hibbs <curt.hibbs@gmail.com> wrote:
To James Britt:
What's up with your picture... so far I've seen three different pics of
you
there? Are we being treated to a picture-a-day?According to his blog, he's got a ruby script rotating the picture on every
reload. Just the same, it gave me a bit of a start for a moment. I noticed
it change to a different image once, then edited the wiki and saw it go back
to the original picture. I checked the revisions and there was only mine, so
I thought for a moment I had accidentally reverted the page to a previous
version somehow!It didn't occur to me immediately that he could have changed the file on his
server without editing the wiki.Thanks a lot James!!
Oh, my pleasure.
I should probably have it rotate copies of the same image, but with very small differences: glasses/no glasses; fake mustache/no mustache; eyebrows/no eyebrows; and so on.
James
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Francis Hwang wrote:
Francis Hwang wrote:
> Can anybody tell me how I can make links to anchors using RubyGarden's
> syntax? I'm trying to tidy the page by creating a list of all the names
> at the top, but RubyGarden's wiki syntax is stymieing my efforts.
>
> f.Never mind, dblack helped me figure it out. Social software crisis
averted. Now there's a nice little index up top.
Auto-TOC [1]:
(I've no preference between the two)
Sorry about the double-page-request, though, [...]
??
daz
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Curt Hibbs wrote:
>
> > Francis Hwang had the bright idea, and it really cool to see all the
> faces
> > I've been talking to virtually.
> >
> > If you're going to RubyConf, and you haven't yet checked out and posted
> to
> > RubyConf2005Facebook:
> >
> > http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?RubyConf2005Facebook
>
> And what about RubyFaces in general? I won't go to RubyConf, so I'm
> not allowed to post my picture there.The whole idea is to help those going to RubyConf recognize each other. I
think that goal would be diluted if there was too much extraneous stuff.You bring up a good point, though... There should be something like this for
everyone. Maybe you could set up a spot Flickr for Ruby folks to post there
pictures.
Flickr requires some sort of a signup, does it not? Could just create
another
page on RubyGarden. RubyFaces or something, I suppose.
Curt
E
On 10/7/05, Michel Martens <blaumag@gmail.com> wrote:
> On 10/7/05, Curt Hibbs <curt.hibbs@gmail.com> wrote:
Or you could really confuse us by rotating pictures of completely different
people.
Curt
On 10/7/05, James Britt <james_b@neurogami.com> wrote:
I should probably have it rotate copies of the same image, but with very
small differences: glasses/no glasses; fake mustache/no mustache;
eyebrows/no eyebrows; and so on.
daz wrote:
Francis Hwang wrote:
> Francis Hwang wrote:
> > Can anybody tell me how I can make links to anchors using RubyGarden's
> > syntax? I'm trying to tidy the page by creating a list of all the names
> > at the top, but RubyGarden's wiki syntax is stymieing my efforts.
> >
> > f.
>
> Never mind, dblack helped me figure it out. Social software crisis
> averted. Now there's a nice little index up top.Auto-TOC [1]:
http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?SandBox/RCFb(I've no preference between the two)
Ah, that's nice, thanks for making that example. I'll switch it to that
when I have a minute, that way it's harder for the TOC to fall out of
sync as new entries are added.
> Sorry about the double-page-request, though, [...]
??
1. You can't make a wiki link on RubyGarden that points locally to an
anchor. You can only point globally to the URI with the anchor, so you
end up re-loading the page.
2. All external links go through Google, which I guess was an anti-spam
measure, since such links are not counted in Google's index. I think
now this could be accomplished with rel=nofollow.
Anyway, it's moot once I have the time to set up the auto-TOC.
f.
rue wrote:
Curt Hibbs wrote:
Francis Hwang had the bright idea, and it really cool to see all the
faces
I've been talking to virtually.
If you're going to RubyConf, and you haven't yet checked out and posted
to
RubyConf2005Facebook:
And what about RubyFaces in general? I won't go to RubyConf, so I'm
not allowed to post my picture there.The whole idea is to help those going to RubyConf recognize each other. I
think that goal would be diluted if there was too much extraneous stuff.You bring up a good point, though... There should be something like this for
everyone. Maybe you could set up a spot Flickr for Ruby folks to post there
pictures.Flickr requires some sort of a signup, does it not? Could just create
another
page on RubyGarden. RubyFaces or something, I suppose.
Well, anyone can create a wiki personal page, add an image link, and add, someplace on the page, CategoryRubyFaces. Then one can find all such face pages by searching on CategoryRubyFaces.
See http://www.rubygarden.org/ruby?JamesBritt
as an example.
James
On 10/7/05, Michel Martens <blaumag@gmail.com> wrote:
On 10/7/05, Curt Hibbs <curt.hibbs@gmail.com> wrote:
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Curt Hibbs wrote:
The whole idea is to help those going to RubyConf recognize each other. I
think that goal would be diluted if there was too much extraneous stuff.You bring up a good point, though... There should be something like this for
everyone. Maybe you could set up a spot Flickr for Ruby folks to post there
pictures.
(Joy of joys (no sarcasm) the News gateway seems busted as I do not have this message, so I'm replying one down.)
I've already camped out a Ruby group on flickr:
Flickr requires some sort of a signup, does it not? Could just create
another page on RubyGarden. RubyFaces or something, I suppose.
A Flickr account is free but requires a signup.
On Oct 11, 2005, at 8:46 PM, rue wrote:
Curt Hibbs wrote:
On 10/7/05, James Britt <james_b@neurogami.com> wrote:
I should probably have it rotate copies of the same image, but with very
small differences: glasses/no glasses; fake mustache/no mustache;
eyebrows/no eyebrows; and so on.Or you could really confuse us by rotating pictures of completely different
people.
Well, I originally asked Francis if one needed to put up a real picture.
Of course, that sort of hinders the point of the page.
But, if general mayhem is the goal, ....
James
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Francis Hwang wrote:
daz wrote:
> Francis Hwang wrote:
> > Sorry about the double-page-request, though, [...]
>
> ??1. You can't make a wiki link on RubyGarden that points locally to an
anchor. You can only point globally to the URI with the anchor, so you
end up re-loading the page.2. All external links go through Google, which I guess was an anti-spam
measure, since such links are not counted in Google's index. I think
now this could be accomplished with rel=nofollow.
Thanks for that clarification, Francis.
Anyway, it's moot once I have the time to set up the auto-TOC.
I jumped in and did it. Hope that's OK.
(Now, index entry and #anchor are automatic.)
Keep those pictures coming, folks; very enlightening.
daz
Eric Hodel wrote:
On Oct 11, 2005, at 8:46 PM, rue wrote:
Curt Hibbs wrote:
The whole idea is to help those going to RubyConf recognize each other. I
think that goal would be diluted if there was too much extraneous stuff.You bring up a good point, though... There should be something like this for
everyone. Maybe you could set up a spot Flickr for Ruby folks to post there
pictures.(Joy of joys (no sarcasm) the News gateway seems busted as I do not have this message, so I'm replying one down.)
I've already camped out a Ruby group on flickr:
Flickr requires some sort of a signup, does it not? Could just create
another page on RubyGarden. RubyFaces or something, I suppose.A Flickr account is free but requires a signup.
Q: What is the advantage to having a Ruby group on flickr, as opposed to folks simply tagging their RubyConf05 pix as RubyConf05?
James
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a) Discussion boards.
b) The 'Ruby' group is not limited to just RubyConf.
On Oct 12, 2005, at 7:10 AM, James Britt wrote:
Eric Hodel wrote:
I've already camped out a Ruby group on flickr:
Flickr: The Ruby PoolQ: What is the advantage to having a Ruby group on flickr, as opposed to folks simply tagging their RubyConf05 pix as RubyConf05?
Eric Hodel wrote:
On Oct 12, 2005, at 7:10 AM, James Britt wrote:
Eric Hodel wrote:
I've already camped out a Ruby group on flickr:
Flickr: The Ruby PoolQ: What is the advantage to having a Ruby group on flickr, as opposed to folks simply tagging their RubyConf05 pix as RubyConf05?
a) Discussion boards.
b) The 'Ruby' group is not limited to just RubyConf.
I see. Thanks.
James
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