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by flexd 12y ago
While it may not look like it, in my opinion the uwsgi project desperately needs documentation help. http://uwsgi-docs.readthedocs.org/en/latest/ There is just an endless list of features, and no clear red thread
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by flexd 12y ago
That's it, I am an idiot today. (and more days probably)
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by flexd 12y ago
I see this in zsh 5.0.0 on Ubuntu, and on OSX as well! zsh 5.0.2 (x86_64-apple-darwin13.0)
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by flexd 12y ago
You are right, but it makes a bigger difference than you suspect. My bike has a 2x10 setup right now, and I am most likely converting that to 1x10 or paying up for a 1x11 setup in the future. Not having to choose between 1-2 on the front an
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by flexd 12y ago
At the world cup finals in Hafjell, Norway last weekend, the top guys were hitting 82 kmh (51 mph~) on a open section speed trap. They aren't quite as fast in tighter sections, but still plenty fast. Here is the helmet cam footage of J
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by flexd 12y ago
Do not forget about suspension technology. A mid-range fork today is so much better than a mid-range pogo-stick fork from the 90s. Better forks & shocks as well as a slacker headtube-angle on most bikes today make todays bike a lot bett
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by flexd 12y ago
Look for end of the season sales, or better yet, know someone that works for a supplier or store that can get you a decent discount. Mountain bikes are insanely expensive, but for local stores there mostly isn't a big profit margin (at
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by flexd 12y ago
I do kind of get a kick out of that, but at the same time I also just want a safe system for storing data. If I end up building something like this I will take a look at FreeNAS! Thanks!
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by flexd 12y ago
By 'something like this' I meant pretty much what you just said: Would you do it the same way (your own everything) if you needed a much smaller system, or would you go with something like FreeNAS, like you suggested? I am confide
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by flexd 12y ago
Would you recommend building something like this for a much smaller system? 10TiB or so maybe, I do not need that much, or do you think buying a NAS of some kind would be better? I kind of want to set something like this up while spending t
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by flexd 12y ago
I completely agree that mass surveillance is and will be a problem, and drones like that might very well be a part of the problem in the future. But the 'drone' in this case did not do anything. It is a remote controlled vehicle,
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by flexd 12y ago
A more appropriate and less sensationalist title would be "Man on holiday uses his remote controlled quad-copter to search for missing man", or "Man with remote controlled helicopter got lucky, found missing man after just 2
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by flexd 12y ago
An alternative to this is RoboBrowse [1] which is also based on requests + BeautifulSoup4 and seems a lot more mature. [1] http://robobrowser.readthedocs.org/en/latest/readme.html
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by flexd 12y ago
I agree completely, you sound exactly like the kind of person I am! I just finished my computer engineering bachelors degree a month ago, I am 26 years old. From all the people I know at school, only a small handful of them has ever done an
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by flexd 12y ago
http://open.gl is a fantastic resource.
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by flexd 12y ago
How much are you paying for that on Hostgator?
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by flexd 12y ago
I remember reading that FB saw each link as a different link, but I somehow managed to forget that while writing the comment. Oops.
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by flexd 12y ago
I'm kind of wondering why they need so many different servers to fetch the file from the remote host. It would be smart to at implement rate-limiting, and also delegate to a specific server close to the host to fetch the image, and the
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by flexd 12y ago
I was watching Notch coding his christmas santa game in Dart/WebGL the last time, that was fun. If you try to keep up with what he/the streamer is writing in your own editor you can get a better feeling of how certain things work.
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by flexd 12y ago
I use nginx, which is a great alternative to Apache. I've never tried it on OSX, but this guide seems to cover dnsmasq + nginx virtualhosts :-) http://zaiste.net/2013/03/serving_apps_locally_with_nginx_an...
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by flexd 12y ago
I would like to be notified too. Spendy seems like a great app for keeping track of what you have spent while traveling. :-) @flexd on Twitter.
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by flexd 13y ago
I've never actually used conky. I'd never see it, I rarely notice my wallpaper because I never see my desktop.
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by flexd 13y ago
That is true, charts are nice. I actually mostly use glances [1]. I forgot to mention glances in my comment. [1] https://pypi.python.org/pypi/Glances
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by flexd 13y ago
I like it, but why not use something like htop? [1] Perhaps it's not entirely comparable, but you do not need to open any extra ports or run any extra processes. It looks really nice though! [1] https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by flexd 13y ago
Scrapy mentioned here is really easy, or as the article mentions a combination of requests, lxml and something like phantomjs if there is javascript involved makes scraping sites in python a nice experience. I have briefly made something wi
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by flexd 13y ago
Have you tried denyhosts? I've always been installing denyhosts but I have not compared the two.
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by flexd 13y ago
It's just a nicer interface to iptables. Instead of changing my iptables config file you can do things like 'sudo ufw allow 22' or 'sudo ufw allow http' for example. You should still understand iptables but you do n
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by flexd 13y ago
I'd like a copy of that playbook too :-), publish it somewhere?
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by flexd 13y ago
Use OBS http://obsproject.com/ (Open Broadcaster Software) and stream to a website like justin.tv/twitch.tv. It's also possible to save to a file, so it's easy to do screen capture for anything else too.
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by flexd 13y ago
That reminds me I still have not finished Dark Souls, thanks! That game is so hard sometimes, and I love it! It's more fun when you play with others, because if you are alone it's easy to get frustrated at not being able to do som

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