Terminal Wedding – Ruby gem for Prerita and Jai's marriage

Post by titomc » Thu, Nov 21, 2013, 6:49 PM UTC

Post by sumang » Thu, Nov 21, 2013, 7:32 PM UTC

ratsimihah wrote: post #27

So anyone can RSVP? Is that how weddings work?

Post by jaip » Thu, Nov 21, 2013, 7:51 PM UTC

axus wrote: post #35

jaip wrote: post #28

Author of the website here. The last thing a person who is getting married could wish would be getting his wedding invite HNed. I think I am soon going to cross the free plan's limit of typeform.com (which I am using for RSVPing there) Little history: `sudo gem install wedding` actually works. The gem was first uploaded on rubygems. Which I thought would be the only thing that I would share with my colleagues and hac…

While looking at the RSVP form I never intended to send, I wondered how many people show up at a wedding in India? In some cultures, a thousand or more might just "drop by" for a little bit to pay their respects.

Post by brbcoding » Thu, Nov 21, 2013, 8:14 PM UTC

expertmind wrote: post #14

drdaeman wrote: post #10

Each time I see web-based terminal with *nix-looking shell prompt inside it ends up like this: ... Successfully installed wedding-0.0.1 7 gems installed root@wedding ~$ which wedding which is not a valid command root@wedding ~$ whoami whoami is not a valid command root@wedding ~$ id -a id is not a valid command root@wedding ~$ uname -a uname is not a valid command root@wedding ~$ ls -la -bash: cd: -la: No such file o…

ha ha ;) of course, I tried running $ rm -rf /