README in faster_require-0.9.2 vs README in faster_require-0.9.3

@@ -144,17 +144,21 @@
 This means that if you run a ruby gem install script (like redcar's bin/redcar, for instance) and run it from different directories, it will always
 be slow the first time you run it in each directory.
 To make it be fast and basically disregard PWD, you can add global setting $faster_require_ignore_pwd_for_cache = true
 and set it before requiring faster_require itself.
 
-So not rubygems.rb at the top would look like
+So now rubygems.rb at the top would look like
 $faster_require_ignore_pwd_for_cache = true
 require 'd:/Ruby192/lib/ruby/gems/1.9.1/gems/faster_require-0.6.0/lib/faster_require.rb'
 
 And now your gem scripts will run fast regardless of where you run them from.
 
 == See also ==
 
-Spork can help speedup rails tests.  I "should" work well when used in conjunction with faster_require, as well.
+Spork can help speedup rails tests.  It "should" work well when used in conjunction with faster_require, as well.
 
+Also "The Code Shop" releases versions of ruby that have an optimized require method, which might make this library obsolete.
+http://thecodeshop.github.com
+https://groups.google.com/group/thecodeshop
+http://itreallymatters.net/post/12897174267/speedup-ruby-1-9-3-on-windows#.T89_XtVYut0
 
-Enjoy.
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+Enjoy.