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    <body>I've submitted another "patch":http://rails.lighthouseapp.com/attachments/63613/0001-re-enable-db-schema-dump-so-db-migrate-redo-dumps-th.patch to Rails for a "minor-but-annoying bug":http://rails.lighthouseapp.com/projects/8994/tickets/1412-dbmigrateredo-does-not-dump-the-schema-after-migrating-back-up - if you use db:migrate:redo you'll find that it does migrate correctly but the schema dump afterwards doesn't work, so db:test:prepare clones the wrong structure (for example).  The patch fixes things so that second and subsequent db:schema:dump invocations work properly.  Testing and +1s, as always, very welcome.</body>
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    <title>db:schema:dump after db:migrate:redo Rails patch</title>
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    <body>In addition to a bunch of stuff about past spin doctors and an interesting segment about the Maori Party and what its members up north have been trying to do for the local communities, the "election night special":http://tvnzondemand.co.nz/content/media7/ondemand_video_skin?tab=&amp;sb=date-descending&amp;e=media7_2008_election#ep_media7_2008_election of "Russell Brown":http://publicaddress.net/hardnews's "Media7 show":http://tvnzondemand.co.nz/content/media7/ondemand_video_skin had some interesting discussion about the recent campaign.  </body>
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    <title>Media7 on Labour's flop campaign</title>
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    <body>Weak, not only did "my camera get stolen":/travel/2008/08/24/an_almost_perfect_day_in_oxford in Oxford, but somewhere I used my credit card in London was skimming numbers - it showed up on the bank's system after a bunch of cards that were used at the unnamed place got used for fraud.  So, the banks have cancelled all cards that were used there and we have to wait for them to be reissued.</body>
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    <title>UK credit card crime</title>
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    <body>After upgrading my server to Ubuntu Intrepid I found that this Rails site's layouts broke.  The problem is "this issue":http://rails.lighthouseapp.com/projects/8994/tickets/955-ruby-187-and-erb-problem-3 resulting from a ERB code change in Ruby 1.8.7: if you put a # Ruby comment in a one-line &lt;% %&gt; block, all the content up to the next %&gt; that's on a subsequent line is ignored.  </body>
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    <title>ERB comments in Ruby 1.8.7</title>
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    <body>Turns out most people do CPR way too slowly - much less than the recommended 100 compressions per minute.  The solution is officially rated AWESOME on account of the song title:</body>
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    <title>Disco CPR</title>
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