The new Mac Mini arrived today.
Still in the box:
Some pics  here, here and here

… no. No feed available. But thanks to cygnoir and wirehead info at Flickr IRC channel, i can get these feed by using the API. So i’ll code it now and there, Ruby will help me get those feeds, hopefully. Good’old IRC…

… well the name reminds Brad Choate’s Textmate blogging bundle Brad is an excellent developer and like me, was once a Delphi (Borland great product) developer. I based this on his Textmate work. I’m coding a Vi / ViM / GViM script for a plugin that has some nice results already, exclusively for […]

…now, switter was accepted on rubyforge.org. I’ll try to put source and some docs there (rdoc does wonders) soon. Meanwhile, and with threahds now working for continuous message post/get, it just needs some tickles on the readline method.
switter on a maximized shell window receiving public timelines
switter on a normal sized shell window receiving public timelines

Had a new idea for the switter (twitter shell client) client.
What if you had a switch that enabled you to secretly send commands to the shell via twitter service ? Now, that can be (is) dangerous. But what if you defined an hash with predefined actions, and “secret” (remember, unsafe connection) codes ?
./switter -u test […]

been having some fun coding a twitter client for the *nix shell in (pure) ruby.
Soon will post source file for anyone to play with it.
Cool libraries used, include:
require ‘net/http’
require ‘rexml/document’
require ‘optparse’
require ‘yaml’
Configuration file created for user defs;
Command line switches prioritized over config. file;
Timeline options;
Working now on a minimal (shell) UI, message posting […]

…broken computer motherboard made be use an older laptop, Celeron 1Ghz 256MB RAM.
Linux with XFCE and Mutt to read IMAP mail accounts. Mutt is cool !!

… i visit this page for months. Now i felt like blogging it. API’s are fine. And Sigur Rós still are a damn great band.

Yahoo! Developer Network is getting really awsome. And now with a Ruby Developer Center. Cool!