Following the twetts from #CasaDoSaber, I thought about how the teacher measure the participation of a student in a wiki. Have the number of revisions with the user have made changes… don’t look at the quantitative perspective but the qualitative one.
I will look again the wikis focused on education and see better these points.
Yeah 
working on “the Rails”. I am not talking about the framework (only), but a better perspective about a job and my career.
Have passed one month before I quit my fixed job.
In this time, I traveled to Brasilia a week and I studied a lot.
That is fine, now I am getting some jobs and looking for a full time career.
I am a good person and I am training to be a Javascript and Ruby ninja 
This is the first point, after started, I am always looking for new challenges (languages, environments, architectures, etc).
So, if you need a promising developer to do something and change the world ehehe, contact me
This is a simple tip.
Today I upgrade my Gwibber. I am using the daily build repository. Yes, I know that I can get a unstable release hehe, but it’s interesting.
I used the upgrade command, after the update
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get upgrade -V
And it proposes to upgrade Gwibber
gwibber (2.0.0~bzr433-0ubuntu2~daily1~jaunty => 2.0.0~bzr438-0ubuntu2~daily1~jaunty)
