Twitter down... but this time it's more embarassing
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Re: Twitter down... but this time it's more embarassing
#2What, besides asp.net, uses "<%=" as a print statement? Just curious...
Re: Twitter down... but this time it's more embarassing
#3What, besides asp.net, uses "<%=" as a print statement? Just curious...
The ERB templating language uses it. ERB is commonly used with Rails.
Judging by the in the title (which appears to be ruby code... although could be something else) this part of the site appears to still use Rails.