A day's worth of Twitter (40)

[afuna]

00:13:48	—	hmm my CPU usage never goes above 2.5%, but my IO worries me
01:33:06	—	rather like this webcomic, too, though it's slightly more... surreal? dark? than my usual: http://simulatedcomicproduct.com/
01:33:23	—	still at 2005. This one will be good for a while :-)
02:16:50	—	mmm heading to bed.
02:17:13	—	long weekend! So of course I'm spending my monday coding... XDD
02:17:22	—	or will, when I get up :)
10:28:25	—	being very suspicious of anyone who has a beta.goofy2.com site -- too many people have been (twitter)friending me lately with that!
10:44:52	—	*headscratch* The "removed from friendslist" has "Post an entry" as an option for you to try next.
11:47:24	—	hmm navstrip doesn't show up on site scheme pages, does it?
12:01:04	—	I always thought it was "beknighted". "benighted" makes so much more sense!
12:14:24	—	grepped for all variations of navstrip/controlstrip that I could find, and got 52 files! most of which I will not need to touch, but ahahha
12:33:31	—	wonder what the difference between userprop, userproplite, userproplite2 are?
14:07:42	—	ooooh I was wondering why it wouldn't work. Turns out I needed to restart the server so it could re...read? ljtextutil.pl
14:14:42	—	oooh you can insert a patch into a specific point in the series (without editing series file), by doing qgoto $patch_before; qnew?
14:21:29	—	tickles me, in a good way, that I am trusted :)
14:49:59	—	yay, from 52 (plus a couple dozen more I accidentally opened searching for just "strip" to 23!
15:09:53	—	hooray! two patches committed! Preparing another one for next review cycle :-)
15:10:35	—	and getting treated to an example of perl expressiveness :-)
15:51:10	—	hmmmm so after discussion... I get to do *whatever makes the most sense*. FUCK this feeling is good
15:56:39	—	cleaning up the park! I like that image for what I'm doing
16:10:54	—	k, checking ljconfig to see whether navstrip is enabled on my test server
16:37:48	—	I love geeks <3
16:41:59	—	hmm now where does lj keep its logs, if it does?
16:45:46	—	aha, in the apache error log! (so in my case apache/logs/error_log). Hooray!
16:55:18	—	hmmmmm I bet there's some sort of hook somewhere which handles the navstrip, because it seems to be always on. (I could be wrong :D)
17:01:13	—	phew just barely managed to avoid sending in an embarrassing line to a public channel -_-;
18:04:45	—	oooh control strip logic is in a hook. this makes things ever so much easier :)
18:26:08	—	ah to check for updates, I should be doing hg pull instead of hg update
18:31:07	—	*scowls* fighting ith mercurial. I obviously still do not know it well enough
19:31:50	—	ahh finally got it working, but had trouble with DW::Hooks versus LJ::Hooks (are_hooks expects the latter, so I had to give it that)
19:55:50	—	has it ever occurred to me that I may not be seeing anything in the dump because it's an empty hash?
20:19:19	—	ahhh pulling from something, which has patches applied, gives you that something with the patches applied
20:47:58	—	creating a new user per feature I want to test/enable/disable
20:57:56	—	I broke ittttt :x
21:07:10	—	looking for where the BML package is...
21:17:00	—	being encouraged to romance perl :-)
23:17:12	—	sleeeeeeeepy!
23:17:30	—	finally made my official entry :-(
23:29:59	—	hmmm okay so i know how to do the logic to always respect logged in user prefs for navstrip (implemented and al)
23:30:28	—	now I just need to expand that to include per-page options :-) playing with the idea of using a bitmask, though I'm not familiar with that

Total: 40 tweets

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