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Runit for Ruby (And Everything Else)

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Runit for Ruby (And Everything Else). System is a process supervisor and set of utilities surrounding supervising processes. It can be used as a sysvinit replacement or run side-by-side with many init systems to maintain supervised process heirarchies. We began using runit as a replacement for daemontools in November 2001, because runit was OSI licensed at the time (daemontools was not) and for the extensive documentation offerred for runit utilities (including manpages). By default, which. Bin/sh exec s...

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How to Build a Namecoin or Bitcoin Miner in 98 Easy Steps

http://rubyists.github.io/2011/06/08/how-to-build-a-namecoin-or-bitcoin-miner-in-98-easy-steps.html

How to Build a Namecoin or Bitcoin Miner in 98 Easy Steps. If you don’t know what namecoin or bitcoin mining is, this article isn’t for you. See Bitcoin Home. Part 1 (Steps 1-6): The Hardware. For all of these steps this I. See this Mining Comparison. And make your own determination on which ATI Radeon to get. You really want something that draws as little power as possible, as your electric bill is the only recurring expense of mining. As stated earlier, fill in all the fan spaces (exhaust from the side...

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Ebeats Competition Leaderboard Update

http://rubyists.github.io/2011/04/02/ebeats-implementations-competition-update.html

Ebeats Competition Leaderboard Update. Fun first day of competition to watch, two submitters come to the fore, scj (5) from freenode and paulitex (4) on github, obvious pizza appreciators. 2011 The Rubyists, LLC.

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The Rubyists

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The Rubyists are a group of experienced information technology, networking, programming, and telecommunications experts who collaborate on solving problems in the Ruby programming language. As we find, in our DayJobs or life in general, solutions to problems, many times those solutions can be of use to others. Here we try and share those lessons. The most popular projects from our authors are available below. See the Code link for more projects. 2011 The Rubyists, LLC.

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Archive

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How to Build a Namecoin or Bitcoin Miner in 98 Easy Steps. Runit for Ruby (And Everything Else). Ebeats Competition Leaderboard scj Killing It. Ebeats Competition Leaderboard Update. Show us your beats, earn a pizza. Freeswitcher 0.6.8 Released. Welcome jShaf and swk. Quick ruby one liner to reboot phones attached to freeswitch. Freeswitcher 0.4.4 Released, and welcome Harry. Rack: Utils and CGI escape and unescape performance boost. FreeSWITCHeR 0.4.0 released. Now Ruby 1.9.1 compat!

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Ebeats Competition Leaderboard scj Killing It

http://rubyists.github.io/2011/04/11/ebeats-implementations-competition-scj-owns.html

Ebeats Competition Leaderboard scj Killing It. Scj is claiming victory early in the Ebeats Competition. As his lead is (his words) insurmountable now. He’s implemented ebeats in everything from prolog to postscript, and he spits on the idea of anyone catching his couple-dozen implementation lead. Keep in mind once this competition is over the next will begin. Perhaps it will be golfing, perhaps something more (or less) interesting. Keep on the lookout; one thing is certain, the bounty will raise.

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TinyCDR now public

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A small internal project we’d used for raw storage of FreeSWITCH CDR data has now been resurrected. This iteration adds the logging of the full XML posted by FreeSWITCH into a couchdb data source, with a link to the id of the couch record stored in the postgres (or other Sequel-supported database) record. We’ll be adding reporting over the next week or so, time for ideas is now. Check our github project. 2011 The Rubyists, LLC.

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Freeswitcher 0.6.8 Released. Welcome jShaf and swk

http://rubyists.github.io/2011/03/02/freeswitcher-0.6.8-released-welcome-jShaf-and-swk.html

Freeswitcher 0.6.8 Released. Welcome jShaf and swk. It’s been a long time since a blog post, we’ll claim DayJob for that. This release is a culmination of quite a few changes, including:. Mod callcenter support with the call center command. Conference support with the conference command. More apps: pre answer, riny ready, uuid transfer, sched hangup. Improved Inbound listener with reconnect support and better logging. 2011 The Rubyists, LLC.

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Rack::Utils and CGI escape and unescape performance boost

http://rubyists.github.io/2009/06/24/rack-and-cgi-escape-unescape-performance-boost.html

Rack: Utils and CGI escape and unescape performance boost. As performance boosts are about speed, we’ll start with the benchmarks. Here is a run of spec/bench.rb, from the. Provides these two methods as a C extension, suitable for use on ruby 1.8.6-8 and 1.9.1 ; tested on linux, XP, and Vista. The jruby version uses the java stdlib’s. And URLDecoder. We only see a 200-700% increase with this change, and would like to improve on those numbers. To use URLEscape standalone. Gem install url escape. The abili...

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Freeswitcher 0.4.4 Released, and welcome Harry

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Freeswitcher 0.4.4 Released, and welcome Harry. This is a fairly minor bugfix (thanks diegoviela) to fix the Playback app. The 0.4.4 should be available via gem. Mostly i’m sorry this blog has been so idle, we’ve been working hard on FSR, FXC, and related components, but much of it on commercial or proprietary projects. In the coming months we’ll be using this knowledge to release applications which enhance the functionality of open source telecom. 2011 The Rubyists, LLC.