dignan

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by dignan 14y ago
Not only that, but there's a multiprocess Queue class as well that is a drop in replacement for the threaded one. So if you are having problems with GIL contention (unlikely, but possible), you can still just as easily use multiple process
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by dignan 14y ago
Maybe you're not the target audience then? This seems to be targeted at a relatively specific group of people.
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by dignan 14y ago
Not necessarily, you can use an ELB to pass through the TCP connection and terminate at the instances
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by dignan 14y ago
Can you restart the uwsgi instance(s) without restarting nginx? That's a pretty significant benefit of gunicorn...
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by dignan 15y ago
I have yet to hear of a formal education which will teach REST, APIs, payment gateways, metrics tracking, and performance optimizations. The only way to acquire these (and many other skills) is experience.
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by dignan 15y ago
As I recall, numerous developers and security experts tore through the relevant code there, and they didn't find anything.
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by dignan 15y ago
I think it's really only missing Debian and Ubuntu to cover the "big distributions", so while "majority" might be a strong word, it does seem to have about half of them. There also seems to be a bug report for it on Debian: http://bugs.deb
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by dignan 15y ago
He doesn't build a framework. He uses libraries to create a web application. This is also an article from 2006.
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by dignan 15y ago
Anybody know when Firefox will use this license?
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by dignan 15y ago
$40 a month for the high end. That said, $40 a month is far from free. To put it into perspective that's about what Github charges for 20 private repositories ;)
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by dignan 15y ago
Companies are always resistant to change. IE7 and IE8 are still prevalent in medium to large corporations. So I think the answer is yes.
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by dignan 15y ago
Just a heads up for those who use Vundle (and probably Pathogen, though I'm not familiar with it): I carelessly used the master branch instead of the 0.5 tag, and instructions for setting it up using master are VASTLY different from the 0.5
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by dignan 15y ago
I use VMs to test for bugs in my code on other platforms, and to test new releases of various Linux distributions.
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by dignan 15y ago
"(Rest of the) United States" and "(Rest of) Europe" seem too broad, since they have by far the largest numbers of votes :( There should probably be a separate poll for the US and Europe where regions within Europe and the US are differenti
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by dignan 15y ago
FTA: "Eckhart said he chose the HTC phone purely for demonstration purposes. Blackberrys, other Android-powered handsets, and smartphones from Nokia contain the same snooping software, he claims." It's not "Android" phones alone, it seems l
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by dignan 15y ago
That's precisely the problem. He's out there at the defense contractors, but since when were the defense contractors his constituents?
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by dignan 15y ago
Not to mention the fact that if you search nook gpl your first result contains a link to their legal page, which has links to tarballs :)
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by dignan 15y ago
Awesome. Thanks for the heads up, especially about snapshots. Signed up for the trial, and it looks like their auto-deploy script links are broken (support.serverdensity.com 502's). I'd like to see if there's a way to generate keys someho
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by dignan 15y ago
I was curious about ServerDensity. Does anyone have experience with them? How easy is it to automate for deployment? Does it compare favorably with Munin and/or nagios?
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by dignan 15y ago
Well, I'd say first and foremost, it's a matter of preference. For example, some people just can't stand yum, others love it. From a technical perspective, Fedora tends to be about 1/2 to 1 release ahead of Ubuntu, by which I mean the soft
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by dignan 15y ago
I'm pretty curious how Aeolus is working out. It looks like an interesting technology ( http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/Features/Aeolus_Conductor )
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by dignan 15y ago
Oops! Didn't mean to steal your thunder, just happy about pip's flexibility in that regard!
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by dignan 15y ago
Pip is an awesome tool for Python development and deployment. One of the great things is its ability to use version control commits and tags as packages, as well as tarballs, and PyPi.
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Lessons in Alchemy(buzzientdev.posterous.com)
4 points by dignan 15y ago|0 comments
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by dignan 15y ago
There is support for ZFS on Linux at the kernel level [1]. I'm not sure how stable it is (something on my TODO list), but I believe it's actually more current than what's in FreeBSD. For jails on Linux there's jailkit [2]. I'm not sure if
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by dignan 15y ago
A valid point, but I think you're getting stuck on the semantics of what he's saying and missing the point he's trying to make: you shouldn't stay stuck on one idea once it's clear it won't go anywhere, even if you're "ramen sustainable".
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by dignan 15y ago
Somehow missed that, thanks :) As a side note, it's interesting to point out that Red Hat has long held that they're not really interested in the desktop market [1], so it's good to see a Linux distro make a play in the corporate desktop sp
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by dignan 15y ago
Makes sense to me, but do they have any/many corporate customers? I'd imagine the expense of maintaining a distro branch over time grows super-linearly.