MIPS support would be great too and most likely trivial.

It took me exactly 20 seconds to get the email address behind this ... and I'm not a professional rebus solver. I just happen to know how a base64 and hex encoded string looks like.

I thought it's a new way of securing email addresses. I didn't even understood this is a puzzle!

dammit - I thought I had decoded gibberish for 5 minutes there ! COuld not work out what I had done wrong.

when you say 20 seconds did you reach for a bash command ? interested knowing which.

Here is some bash kinda:

curl -s http://blog.balancedpayments.com/balanced-payments-operation... | html2text | grep -P '[^.*]=$' | head -n 1 | base64 -d | sed 's/../0x& /g' | xxd -r -c 100 | rev

You should apply. I'm looking for people like you :)

Nah I just googled for an online base64 decoder, then for a hex decoder.

hah!

so much for import base64!!

You gave it away :P

!gnihtyreve ton ,llew

Oh no! Not another puzzle! ;)

It doesn't work the same way but I use this and like it: https://github.com/sorin-ionescu/prezto

Antigen can pull plugins (or modules as prezto calls them) from prezto too. This is a recently added feature which might break occasionally. I personally don't use the prezto loading features in Antigen.

Thanks, I appreciate the heads up. I prefer the Vundle style approach personally but options are always great :)

Unfortunately OSX uses a badly outdated openssh version just like many other unix tools and it doesn't support the -W option. You could try upgrading openssh using homebrew if you want.

I'm using Ubuntu 10.04 and it doesn't have the -W flag either.

You need openssh 5.4+. I am running 12.10 and I've got 6.0p1

getting 4 hours minimum with lemur ultra i7 ssd 8gb ram. I'm satisfied with that.

You should give a try to puma 2.0 currently in beta 6 (https://rubygems.org/gems/puma). Lots of performance improvements. I haven't benchmarked it but my guess is it outperforms unicorn.

The sushis they made look disgusting. Way too much rice.

newrelic ruby agent is unusable on ruby 2.0 yet anyway. It breaks the whole app. Pretty much everything else works for me though!

Very impressed by the quality of this app although it's targeting GNOME. Only thing missing for now it multi-account support...

For me it's signatures ( http://redmine.yorba.org/issues/5458 ) and a decent full-text-search (on the roadmap). Only thing remains is what to do with events/invitations..

I agree, and it seems it is planned for version 0.3 http://redmine.yorba.org/projects/geary/wiki/Geary_roadmap

I took about one hour of my time and set up ZNC on my openwrt home router. Since then I never worried about that...