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   by ersii 14y ago

   People does not seem to like that kind of Wikipedia donation advertising, if I understood you correctly. At least in the sense that there's endless parodies and nagging about those ads. It does however seem to work, since they raise money t
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   by ersii 14y ago

   In my opinion, it looks exactly like the academic environment. I don't see many pictures on the Raspberry Pi Foundations pages - which Tumblr seems to be 99% made out of.
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   by ersii 14y ago

   Going straight to the Python Stockholm Meetup after yer flight? :-O Mmmmh, jetlag
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   by ersii 14y ago

   Hey, tone it down mister. The parent does share a good thing that's not always immediately thought of. Yes, USB devices do have serial numbers - absolutely. A lot of systems will however not care and just mount at random, if it's automounte
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   by ersii 14y ago

   I think it's mostly because the interfacing controller thingie is so redicilously cheap - "thanks to" to the "flat screen revolution". Same controllers can be used everywhere, costing next to nothing.
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   by ersii 14y ago

   If you've ever heard of "lean" or "kanban" - you've heard of the "Toyota way"! If I'm not mistaken (Please correct if so); "Lean" is pretty much the "toyota improvement strategy" adapted to the software industry. I'd recommend reading a lit
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   by ersii 14y ago

   I've been saying this as well, but has realised I don't know what problems static electricity could or would cause - long-term nor short-term. I've stopped saying that I've never ever seen any static-related problems and I'm using the silly
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   by ersii 14y ago

   The author, emixam, is going to go deeper in the next part of the series. If I'm not mistaken, he'll show us the 'blueprints' concept - which I've understood is basically what "everone" who've contiuned developing their Flask code - starts
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   by ersii 14y ago

   Google Authenticator is pretty much a third-party service as well. Unless I'm mistaken in how Google Authentiator works - of course. If so, please fill in my blank :-)
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    by ersii 14y ago

    I'm curious to ask, have you gotten any feedback from users who are interested - but havn't actually signed up/used the product?
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    by ersii 14y ago

    I can't speak for other people, but I'm a lot more inclined to give feedback if there's a simple form available for me to jot down some fast (though thought out) feedback. Talk about a "hassle free" solution! I am a bit lesser inclined to d
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    by ersii 14y ago

    I just opened and read the piece on your site, I did not find the ads intrusive (any more, perhaps?) nor did I get a pop-up/pop-under advertisement. But, the site is still massively resourceful - Firefox, at least, is having massive trouble
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    by ersii 14y ago

    This is the healthiest view I've seen in the comments for this article - so far. I've found out that most times when I "urgently" want to get a hold of someone - leaving a well thought out message works out just as fine.
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    by ersii 14y ago

    Yes, yes - it does. If you'd like to read more about it, visit: http://fabric.readthedocs.org/en/1.3.0/usage/parallel.html
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    by ersii 14y ago

    This is where, the owner of the PGP key hopefully have verified themselfs by setting up a web of trust. In other words, that they have passed the key along to employees and other trusted (ie. large web-of-trust) tiers - which in turn have p
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    by ersii 14y ago

    I do not think your post reads out as blaming Jonathan/Titanous. But David's post is a valuable addition - especially the possible personal marketing side of the publication.