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Hi! Welcome to the personal blog of Jason Stirk (Griffin) - a slightly unhinged web application developer living in Lismore, NSW (yes, that's in Australia).

I am Development Manager with reInteractive where I do a lot of Ruby on Rails Development.

The opinions on this site do not necessarily reflect the opinions of my employer, regardless of how awesome either party may be.

I work almost exclusively with Ruby and Ruby and Ruby on Rails, although my sordid past has seen me work in a variety of languages, as well as administering various flavours of Linux servers.

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Syndicate

It was an awesome game, but that's not what I meant! I meant FEEDS! Of the RSS and ATOM flavours! Get them while they're still meaty!

Sun, 24 Oct 2004 03:25:00 GMT | Permalink

Well, I've finally set up comments for posts!

Currently, the system just allows you to post text, however adding links and better formatting will be added in soon.

Because of the way I have built the whole blogging system, there may be a delay of a few minutes before the pages are refreshed with your comments, so don't stress if they take a while.

You'll also notice that external links now have a snippet after them in brackets - I decided it looks :cool: and is easy enough to implement. I always find it useful too, rather than having to hover over the link.

So, give me some feedback!

If you found this post useful, please recommend me on WorkingWithRails.

Comments are gone until I sort them out, sorry!

Feel free to hit me up on Twitter as j_stirk.

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