http://www.lisasawin.com ...which is pretty cool when you think about it... Sun, 17 Aug 2008 17:04:26 +0000 http://backend.userland.com/rss092 en One of the sites I'm working on has health related information, which is very important to keep private. In particular, after the user logs out, we have to make its pages unavailable via the Back button. it took some work to convince all browsers we meant it, but ... http://www.lisasawin.com/2008/08/privacy-caching-and-making-safari-behave/ Typo just wasn't making me happy.  There were little bugs I had to fix and annoyances with posting code snippets.  I poked around the internet a little, gathering up opinions and decided to give WordPress a try. You can install it on cPanel via Fantastico De Luxe, which made it ... http://www.lisasawin.com/2008/06/switched-to-wordpress/    I discovered today what happens when you add and commit with git while you are not on any branch.  You get a dangling commit and it looks for all the world like there is no way to get that work back.  But all is not lost!  Between  this great post in ... http://www.lisasawin.com/2008/06/yikesdangling-commit/ For a while I had a problem running my Rspec tests using the TextMate bundle.  It was calling the wrong lib for Ruby, even though I had the shell variables set correctly in the TextMate preferences.  When I tried to run a spec in TextMate, I got this: /usr/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems.rb:377:in `report_activate_error’: Could not ... http://www.lisasawin.com/2008/05/running-rspec-tests-in-textmate/ A blog has seemed like a good idea for a long time.  Now I’m getting started. Getting it up and running with Typo hosted by HostingRails was a snap.  I was a little concerned that fastcgi would be a problem, since the Typo install page didn’t mention it up front.  Down the ... http://www.lisasawin.com/2008/05/getting-started/