Steve Kirks--Weblogs in business, Radio UserLand, technology and people
Updated: 6/12/06; 11:12:36 AMI'm back on the Radio UserLand juice. I'll still be working with Squib because my wife's using it for her weblog. My local install had become very unstable. I had tried to work around it by deleting and reinstalling various gems but no luck. It's not the code--it was my install.
I spent about 6 hours copying the posts from my Squib install into my old Radio install and all seems back to normal.
Also, I'm looking for people to help test a Universal Binary version of Radio UserLand for MacOS X. Email me using the envelope link on the left side of the page.
Jake Savin , a UserLand original and lead programmer, is moving on to bigger and better things with a job at Microsoft.
Jake taught me much about programming, software politics, work relationships and patient coding. Consider this post a "thank you" to Jake for all of his years of hard work on Manila, Radio UserLand, RSS and more.
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(c)Copyright: 2006 Steve Kirks
My name is Steve Kirks, a technologist and foodie living in Springfield, MO. I write mostly about UserTalk programming, food, and weird stuff I find while reading the web.