March 22nd, 2005:

damnit damnit damnit damnit damnit damnit.

Somehow I managed to forget the passphrase to my GPG key. Ugh. Well… looks like I’ll be building a new one. Grrrrr. I imagine that means I forgot my SSH key passphrases too, right? Yup. Damn.

Okay… that’s it. Anyone know of any security issues with Revelation? If not, I’m gonna keep a record of this stuff in there from now on. At least then I only have one password to remember and it’s likely that I use it often enough not to forget it. I have a bunch of work passwords in Revelation now (as I don’t care so much about security on those) and it seems to work fine.

Grrr… this is so annoying.

Ladies and Gentlemen, really… does it get any better than this?

I was already working on my own little pile of code to allow a Rails ActionController to be run from cron. Additionally, in another world for another project, I was already working on a way to allow a Rails ActionMailer to *receive* mail. Well, it looks like “Rails”:http://rubyonrails.com/ 0.11.0 ( “released this morning”:http://weblog.rubyonrails.com/archives/2005/03/22/rails-0110-ajax-pagination-non-vhost-incoming-mail/ ) does both of those things for me.

In addition to that, Rails just got a lot easier to run out of a subdirectory of your document root without Virtual Hosting. It also got AJAX (I hate that buzzword) support, and a new Pagination helper.

Wow. I’ve said this before… and now I’m saying it again…

Web development just got a whole lot easier.