Enough Crimefighting, I'm Going Vigilante

[chalain]

I have had a fantastic time at Public Engines working on CrimeReports. When I started, they had a small dev team laboring under thousands of lines of legacy code. They used Subversion. They coded in whatever technology the previous teams had left behind: PHP, Python, C#.NET, even a tiny image processor written in C

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[kazriko]

Seeing the word Flex used in a context that isn't lexical analysis is a bit odd, but that seems to be the nature of open source project naming.

So, does this mean that Python and Ruby are now fighting crime together? :)

[bibliophage]

Okay - CALL ME. :)

O/T

[nightsinger]

In relation to your post about Time Machine for external hard drives, since I cannot find your email address... Here're the instructions you requested; I've got it as a somewhat high level here, let me know if you need more detail on any step