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arthurk
17y ago
Back in the day you could finger Linus Torvalds to check for the most recent linux kernel version: " 8. Keeping track of current releases Important new releases, programs, and ports are usually announced in comp.os.linux.announce. finge
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17y ago
Django is a web framework not a CMS. Django-cms is just an implementation of a CMS in Django.
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arthurk
17y ago
The Django wiki has a nice comparison of cms apps: http://code.djangoproject.com/wiki/CMSAppsComparison
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17y ago
The author compares the JavaScript performance of a Chromium nightly build with Safari 4.0 based solely on the SunSpider benchmark. Lousy article behind a sensationalist title.
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17y ago
This years DjangoCon (conference from 8th - 10th September; sprints from 10th to 12th sep) is in Portland, OR. It's my first time travelling to USA and I'm really looking forward to this :-)
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SQL pie chart
(code.openark.org)
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17y ago
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17y ago
This reminds me of a chapter from Michael Lopp's book "Managing Humans": "Each weekend morning, my process is this: I wake up, walk upstairs, sit down at the computer, and figure out what is happening on the planet. Once I'm comfortable tha
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Let's talk about WSGI
(b-list.org)
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17y ago
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17y ago
"Markus" from Ikea
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Television and Loneliness
(scienceblogs.com)
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I met Armin Ronacher (the author of Jinja) at this years EuroDjangoCon. He was actually hacking on Django's template system himself and closed one ticket after another (though he was told that he couldn't "just replace it").
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17y ago
The contact form doesn't show error messages. It just displays a dialog with "submit" set as the text.
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WebKit: 3D Transforms
(webkit.org)
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17y ago
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17y ago
What browser are you using? I'm on Safari 4 and the page looked like this http://i31.tinypic.com/mvmgx0.png until the font was downloaded (took almost 10 seconds on my slow connection). Edit: I tried it with Firefox and it does indeed use
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17y ago
Right. What I wanted so say is that you won't be able to just click the warning away.
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17y ago
>> Users will still be able to access the flagged websites, but they will be advised that viewing child pornography is illegal. That is not true. It won't be possible to access the website. Edit: ... by just clicking the warning a
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German parliament passes Internet censorship bill
(theinquirer.net)
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Goodbye, Divmod. Hello, World
(glyph.twistedmatrix.com)
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17y ago
Good tips. I've noticed that I'm doing the same things on almost every new Django project that I start. So I created this sample project which I now serves me as a starting point: http://github.com/arthurk/django-exampleproject
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17y ago
Single page instead of 8: http://www.pcworld.com/printable/article/id,125772/printable...
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17y ago
They could use reCaptcha for the text. The results on http://recaptcha.net/digitizing.html look promising.
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17y ago
I would also add "Don't Make Me Think" to the non-junk list. Great book about web usability.
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Programming is not the right thing to do
(fiber-space.de)
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... by bundling its browser software in with its operating system. I still don't understand why this is wrong. It's their os, let them do whatever they want with it. There are other operating systems around. They don't need to use Windows
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> Gamma 2.2. > The default gamma has been changed from 1.8 to 2.2 I've heard designers getting angry about this. Is there really such a big difference?
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Using Iframes Sparingly
(stevesouders.com)
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SortThings (Django Dash 2009)
(beta.sortthings.com)
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Contribar (Django Dash 2009)
(contribar.rdev.info)
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Pypants (Django Dash 2009)
(pypants.org)
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Leafy Chat (Django Dash 2009)
(leafychat.com)
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