From: thunk <gmkoller@...>
Date: 2010-03-31T17:10:06+09:00
Subject: Re: Playing Games with "Ruids"

On Mar 31, 2:47 am, Andrea Dallera <and...@andreadallera.com> wrote:
> Hei,
>
>         your project _sounds_ interesting but I'm personally getting annoyed by
> the amount of spam you're generating on the list. I'm also thinking that
> you're doing this on purpose, since you've been ignoring the previous
> criticism altogether. So please, give us either a proper description of
> how this exactly works or a link to a repository where we can all see
> the code.
> This behavior of yours is neither polite nor beneficially to your side:
> honestly, you're not giving a good impression of yourself. I personally
> think you're either a troll or some student who's attended CS 101 and
> think he's teh awesome.
>
> --

trolling?

i'll take the cs101 as a compliment - i retire in july - honest.


and i was not putting in my link to :      http://wiki.github.com/gkoller/Ruides-/

on purpose because that did seem a bit spam'ish.

no, i am just trying to turn my back on this thing, and wanted to do
my best to communicate on it that i know how without spending too much
time.

the above link has a "plan a" - where the situation is outlined and
it's messy because the project the framework needs to come out of is
not done yet.  that's what i need to get back to...   and i'm dead
serious...  that has to come first unless there is some entity that
sees something better for these things to be doing.

when i first dropped in here i didn't know if this was being done, i
was probing and for that drawing some attention didn't seem out of
place.  i'm not stupid and this is not my first or only forum...  i
can tell stories of an epic battle with a very mean hedgefund and
schrills and....

back on topic - you guys can wait 3+ months and maybe it will make
some sense for me to pull the framework out.  or i'll share as things
go along.  i have that spelled out somewhat.  the good news is that it
is all 100% pure and not too complicated as a console system.

i keep hearing how bloggers get their heruko apps up in a few hours
and i'd love to see this get popped up by somebody smart enough to do
that but it is a digression for me and my system doesn't seem to want
to make anything simple security (keys) wise - it made signing up for
gitHub a day of frustration looking up stuff in my linux manual that
gets thrown at the wall a lot here (my only satisfaction from that
book).  all this to say - no, after 3 years of kicking this project
down the road i'm still ready to give it away - just not too eager to
spend weeks to do it to have somebody it doesn't run on his version of
jruby and expect me to support it.  how rewarding would that be?

thunk