Charles Maxwood

So then we know, you know, John is a witch. He turned me into a newt, right? Yeah, exactly. I got better. Anyway, yeah, but yeah, you can see where that change happened, right? And you can go and you can reverse it or go slap somebody's hand or something like that, right?

So then we know, you know, John is a witch. He turned me into a newt, right? Yeah, exactly. I got better. Anyway, yeah, but yeah, you can see where that change happened, right? And you can go and you can reverse it or go slap somebody's hand or something like that, right?

yeah makes sense do either of you uh luke or john use a custom i what is irbrc i didn't even know it existed is this the same thing as pry because i use pry all the time but but but i feel like a question for me i don't know he's good is irb pry no

yeah makes sense do either of you uh luke or john use a custom i what is irbrc i didn't even know it existed is this the same thing as pry because i use pry all the time but but but i feel like a question for me i don't know he's good is irb pry no

What about the Rails console then? It's built on top of IRB, right?

What about the Rails console then? It's built on top of IRB, right?

Yeah. And Pry has a Pry RC, doesn't it? It does. Yep. So what does Rails do in order to torture or otherwise modify IRB? I haven't looked into it. You haven't looked at that. Okay.

Yeah. And Pry has a Pry RC, doesn't it? It does. Yep. So what does Rails do in order to torture or otherwise modify IRB? I haven't looked into it. You haven't looked at that. Okay.

Right. So you're adding to the context.

Right. So you're adding to the context.

Well, the reload command is just part of Rails anyway. So yeah, I mean, that makes sense that that would be in there. Yeah, so I mean, that's a...

Well, the reload command is just part of Rails anyway. So yeah, I mean, that makes sense that that would be in there. Yeah, so I mean, that's a...

See, now I want to create an evil IRBRC that redefines common methods off of kernel.

See, now I want to create an evil IRBRC that redefines common methods off of kernel.

Already implemented in hardware. That's what John is saying. It's all good. It works. My butterfly keyboard, it didn't do that. It was just P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P. I just tapped it once.

Already implemented in hardware. That's what John is saying. It's all good. It works. My butterfly keyboard, it didn't do that. It was just P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P, P. I just tapped it once.

Of course, I've worked at a lot of places that don't even give you that kind of access to the production systems to even be able to run IRB, right? I mean, you might, your ops people might be able to do it, right? And you might be able to give them specific instructions or check in a rake task or something that will do with the work and then they can run the rake task for you. But yeah.

Of course, I've worked at a lot of places that don't even give you that kind of access to the production systems to even be able to run IRB, right? I mean, you might, your ops people might be able to do it, right? And you might be able to give them specific instructions or check in a rake task or something that will do with the work and then they can run the rake task for you. But yeah.

All right. Yep.

All right. Yep.