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Episode #224 - November 18, 2011

Paul Elliott Matthew Conway

Deciding between stripe and activemerchant, early access beta of "Objects on Rails", sparkline graphs in your shell, pseudo-Siri server, cracking md5s, ChuckTestar, and recognition of our fallen colleagues.

This episode is sponsored by New Relic. New Relic gives you performance monitoring, tracking, and reporting of your web applications.

• New Relic
• Stripe
• Objects on Rails
• Spark
• Cracking Siri
• BozoCrack
• ChuckTestar
• Diaspora Tragedy
• Ruby5

This episode is sponsored by New Relic

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