aaronbasssett

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by aaronbasssett 10y ago
Still no Python 3 support though
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by aaronbasssett 10y ago
Scotland UK, we work a 4 day week; 9:30–17:30/18:00 28 days paid holidays I normally grab lunch at my desk except on Wednesdays were we have a staff lunch which normally takes an hour.
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by aaronbasssett 10y ago
Administrate | Edinburgh | Software Engineers | Full-time | onsite Administrate builds an online training platform that helps training providers save time and increase their course bookings. Our mission is to make our customers’ training op
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by aaronbasssett 10y ago
Especially as Imgur is already giving Google that information for free (from the Imgur source): <script type="text/javascript"> Imgur.Util.getGoogleTracker(); __ga('send', 'pageview&
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by aaronbasssett 10y ago
I mostly work in Python as well, but I always include an .editorconfig file in each project to automatically set things like [Makefile] indent_style = tab http://editorconfig.org/ https://github.com&
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by aaronbasssett 10y ago
https://www.danwatch.dk/en/nyhed/suicide-and-class-struggle-...
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by aaronbasssett 10y ago
Is there a particular reason you don't use it for login if it is required on the next step anyway?
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by aaronbasssett 10y ago
A .kiteignore file would be brilliant. I do a lot of contract work, but also a lot of opensource. My issue with Kite is I would forget to disable it for some projects. If I could have my default project scaffold contain a "*" .kit
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by aaronbasssett 10y ago
Only as you say if you convert them into a "real" currency. If they only used their Bitcoin to purchase goods (such as VPS) which was not tied to a physical address, then they could still remain anonymous. As for where the Bitcoin
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
Get users then start to offer premium features? Of the top of my head; * Increased filesize limits * Support for custom domains * Ability to set download limits or kill date per file * Analytics about file downloads * Support fo
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
It's not so much about who pushes the branch to a repo and more about verifying who made the commits within a push (as a single push could contain commits from multiple people) and for verifying commit authors we already have commit si
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
Macbook Pro Retina 13-inch Mid 2014 - 2.6GHz i5 - 8GB DDR3 - 250GB SSD This is my 3rd Macbook. I had a 2009 MBP, a 2012 MBP and now the mid 2014 retina. They're by far the best laptops I've ever owned. My only regret with my curre
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
I use both sites quite a lot and at least 25% of the time Booking.com will say that they're taking payment at time of booking only for me to arrive at the hotel and find out that the payment has not been taken. For business travel th
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
PDFs support scripting as well as the ability to embed other media such as Flash files. http://www.malwaretracker.com/pdfthreat.php
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
My reading of it is that it probably has an autosave feature so if I begin typing "This is my super secret password: hunter2" and then click encrypt it may have already sent the content over the wire before I hit the encrypt butto
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
Social engineering, in the context of information security, refers to psychological manipulation of people into performing actions or divulging confidential information. I don't see how this is social engineering at all.
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
Even if you don't need sub-second updates polling is still very wasteful. Your typical HTTP header is 700-800 bytes, so every 100,000 requests you're sending 75 megabytes of data you don't need to. Websockets require 2 bytes,
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
On most platforms getting Django to run is as simple as: > pip install django > django-admin startproject myproject > cd myproject > python manage.py runserver 1.4 (2012) made it a lot easier to get started with Dja
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
In general terms: * 2xx - We've got it! * 3xx - They've got it * 4xx - You fucked up * 5xx - We fucked up
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
I would say that setting any missing configuration value to zero is a bug.
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
I would add Therac-25[1] and the 500 mile email[2] to that list. [1]: http://www.ccnr.org/fatal_dose.html [2]: http://www.ibiblio.org/harris/500milemail.html
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
I can't find a code of conduct on the Startup Weekend site. Perhaps it's time they introduce one.
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
Or you could always use the Gamepad API - https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/Gamepad
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
Depends on what you're using for your deployments, for example if you were using Puppet you might use something like https://github.com/TomPoulton/hiera-eyaml
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
I have no idea what Pollen does. The homepage really doesn't explain anything, and even after skimming the tutorials and the quick tour I still don't know. Is it a static site generator? A blogging engine? Does it create PDFs? Epu
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
https://requires.io/
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
RFC 5233 - https://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc5233
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
Does being Irish/Scot earn me a little leeway? That is probably the minimum amount of swearing I'm allowed per sentence.
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
I can't tell if serious or the best troll I've seen in a while. To the OP, don't do this. This is the equivalent of letting a White Van Man[1] teach you how to drive. Sure they can get you from A to B, and yeah they might eve
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by aaronbasssett 11y ago
It is not a mutually exclusive decision. I used Swampdragon's serialisers with Pusher (and hopefully in future releases Swampdragon will share its serialisers with DRF as well). In terms of ease of use, Pusher is easiest to setup as it

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