Users/patrick1306

I wonder if the teammate functionality of Things will be used for some sort of online syncing with teammates functionality. i mean, right now that feature is sort of useless.

Michael Phelps consumes 12,000 calories every day? i wish i could do that and having his body at the same time. but i guess if you swim 96 km a week you have to get a lot of energy.

ok.. so being new to testing i would not have thought that this would be as big of a challenge as it is.

so far all i have gotten from it is even more broken tests, the knowledge that fixtures blow and a non functional Test suit. installing auto test was a good idea but trying to simplify fixtures with fixture_scenarios_builder broke everything.

i would not have thought that it would slow me down as much as it has. i mean i like the idea of testing and i think it is really important but the getting used to it is not as much fun as rails usually is in every other aspect.

what kind of an experience has rails testing been for everyone else?

Apple PC vs. Mac: basement cat pizza?

http://movies.apple.com/movies/us/apple/getamac...

andrew, have you tried the things syncing? is it seamless? i haven't bought the iPhone app yet but this is the feature i have been waiting for.

ok, i just got through season 4 of Lost. another brilliant show. i cannot even express how mindblowing the story is. Benjamin Linus is stunning. fricken time traveler? He moves the island saying he can never come back from that and then he shows up in the next scene. And the winter coat he wears in this last episode and that injury on his shoulder, that was what he was wearing when he appeared in the desert 7 or so episodes ago.
If you think following the storyline of Pulp Fiction and connecting the dots was difficult, you would be surprised how complex the Lost timeline and hidden clues are.

Super excited about the next season and this time hopefully w/o a writers' strike.

wow, @garyvee is rolling out another online store: gourmet library
http://www.gourmetlibrary.com/

something i learned on my rails testing journey. the sqlite3 :memory: plugin makes your tests run so much faster.. eases the pain.

http://github.com/rsl/memory_test_fix/tree/master

fixtures == fail