I actually brought that up to some of the ppl that hang out in freenode => #rubyonrails. Didn't seem to be a priority, but you can always add it and submit it to the project as it is open source.
The great thing about highly connected mesh networks is that there is no central point of control (ISP). It is very hard to censor traffic when it can run through any one of thousands of indivdual users' machines.
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I actually brought that up to some of the ppl that hang out in freenode => #rubyonrails. Didn't seem to be a priority, but you can always add it and submit it to the project as it is open source.
Ah this is in fact true ... but probably not too hard to change if you need to for the unlikely case that this is required.
There is a mapping layer. Maybe you should learn about something before you post about it.
:whatever_the_fuck_i_want :has_many(:ppl_who_talk_out_their_ass, :table_name => :whatever_the_fuck_i_want)
set_table_name
Protest Zones curtail your ability to freely speak toward your intended target: http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=%22protest+zo nes%22
OO Overrated lol ...
Pure ruby/rails beauty:
3.weeks.from_now
or how about:
5.times do |time|
puts "I love OO #{time} times"
end
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The great thing about highly connected mesh networks is that there is no central point of control (ISP). It is very hard to censor traffic when it can run through any one of thousands of indivdual users' machines.
I sounds like a parallel network is required just for transmission of the keys. I'm sure that will be happening in short order.