canatan01

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   by canatan01 15y ago

   You can use the Yahoo CSV file generator: http://ichart.finance.yahoo.com/table.csv?s=YHOO&a=00&#3... This is an example for Yahoo quotes from Jan 1 2012 until April 1 2012. So exchange YHOO for the ticker you want. And then: a = star
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   by canatan01 15y ago

   Some of these sources are older, but according to these color and design are important (for webshops anyway): http://www.acrwebsite.org/volumes/display.asp?id=8468 http://www.colormatters.com http://www.colormarketing.org/uploadedfiles
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   by canatan01 15y ago

   Either do it yourself using the urllib and re modules or use BeautifulSoup as is already suggested. I would use urllib/re because that way you will learn more about Python I think (and about reg.ex).
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   by canatan01 15y ago

   Thanks for the heads up!
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   by canatan01 15y ago

   I have it installed on one of my websites as a test. Installing was real easy; only a DNS change needed. I used it to increase my google pagespeed score, which it did. It does effect Analytics though but mainly the tracking of the visitor I
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   by canatan01 15y ago

   Thanks, looks great!
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   by canatan01 15y ago

   I was surprised also. mysqldb and mysql-python don't seem to support it. If you know of a mysql module for P3, please let me know.
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   Livestream of NY Tech Meetup 27 March(new.livestream.com)

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   by canatan01 15y ago

   Anonymous seems to like it also: http://thenextweb.com/insider/2012/03/14/duckduckgo-the-defa...
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    by canatan01 15y ago

    Maybe the new semantic Google update will solve your problem: http://www.seoconsult.com/seo-news/google/algorithm-update-g...
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    by canatan01 15y ago

    I decided to learn Python a few days ago. I decided not to go with version 3 because I wanted the Python Image Library and mySQLdb module (or MySQL-python) and want to learn Django 1.4 later on. All of those, if I have read everything corre
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    by canatan01 15y ago

    Our company is based in The Netherlands and in our country there is indeed a preference for established 3rd party websites. Everyone knows and trust those payment providers; they already have proven their credibility. So when you are compan
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    by canatan01 15y ago

    Are you just reading/learning/performing the things day by day? So day 6, you only do the things of day 6, etc? If so, I think you should also repeat some of the days before. So on day 6, also go over days 3/5 briefly again. And write .py c
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    by canatan01 15y ago

    I agree. I am a PHP developer and just started learning Python a few days ago and must say, for now, it is indeed easy to learn and is very readable. Though I never tried Ruby so I can't tell you if I would find that easy also.
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    by canatan01 15y ago

    Maybe you can also automatically show the real links in stead of the shortened URLs (if they are shortened), so you have an idea of where the URLs will take you.
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    by canatan01 15y ago

    Probably Python for me.