[18:42]<ashb> I really dont think ryah gives a damn about his users: http://bit.ly/9fEiTP [18:58]<Aristid> ashb: is Encodings/A hard to read? [19:00]<Aristid> or anybody else: is this stuff hard to understand? http://wiki.commonjs.org/wiki/Encodings [19:01]<Aristid> somehow people tend to misunderstand it :( [19:05]<kuya> ashb: still there? [19:05]<kuya> (or even *here) [21:47]<ashb> kuya: am now [21:47]<ashb> Aristid: i'm not the person to say - i'm too familiar with it [22:41]<hannesw_> interesting to see ryah throw in the towel over the complexities of async io [22:41]<hannesw_> http://github.com/ry/node/commit/94644d743c0aa04fb2bc9e1267205b02c6ee7f82 [22:42]<hannesw_> here's what a fully working multipart library using blocking io looks like: [22:42]<hannesw_> http://github.com/ringo/ringojs/blob/master/modules/ringo/webapp/fileupload.js [22:43]<ashb> hannesw_: my take on it was '19:47 < ashb> I really dont think ryah gives a damn about his users' [22:43]<hannesw_> ashb yes, that's where i saw this [22:43]<ashb> ah [22:54]<Dantman> rotfl, Wasn't that the multipart module someone suggested I use instead of hand coding my own? ^_^ I'm glad I passed up and wrote my own. [22:57]<Dantman> heh, the code doesn't look that great anyways. [23:01]<Dantman> This is something like how I'm thinking of handling multipart in MonkeyScript http://gist.github.com/324584 [23:02]<Dantman> mime4j gave me the idea for the API. [23:02]<ashb> ugh. I destest that '4j' suffix on projects