The direct click path from ?couchdb tutorial is:
Which is the page:
This is half a screen of non-scrolling adverizing covering a page from IBM. This is indisputably a lower quality result than sending me to the IBM page directly.
The Contents of Will’s Head
March 11th, 2010 — bug
The direct click path from ?couchdb tutorial is:
Which is the page:
This is half a screen of non-scrolling adverizing covering a page from IBM. This is indisputably a lower quality result than sending me to the IBM page directly.
February 21st, 2010 — bug
FYI, for the geeks out there, even though:
{ foo: 'bar' }
Is a valid way to initialize a javascript object, it is not valid JSON. In JSON, the key and string values have to be double quoted:
{ "foo": "bar" }
This matters because jQuery 1.4 uses native parsing and the getJSON method will silently fail on malformed files.

November 9th, 2009 — bug
This command should work, imho:
$file = ~/personal/private/.htaccess;
find ~/ -name .htaccess -type f -exec diff $file {}
\|\| ( echo 'Replacing: ' {} \&\& rm {} \&\& ln -s $file {} )\;
It should hunt down all the copies of my .htaccess files that are only there to password protect a directory and make them symlinks to an authoritative version.
There are many ways to accomplish the task and ⟰ is apparently not one of them. ☺