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by huxley 13y ago
This might be interesting too: Pipework https://github.com/jpetazzo/pipework Essentially it lets you create private networks between containers which could each run its own service (one for Postgres, one for Redis, etc
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by huxley 13y ago
Unfortunately it looks like Gevent still has issues with Python 3: https://github.com/surfly/gevent/issues/38 You can check Python 3 support for major packages at: https://python3wos.appspot.com
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by huxley 13y ago
Or perhaps, "Windows Phone sales in the last 3 months double in Europe based on estimate derived from interviews of consumers" Cite: http://venturebeat.com/2013/09/30/windows-phone-doubles-shar... &
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by huxley 13y ago
My great-aunt is a nun, her name became Peter Claver. She isn't the only one either, there are hundreds of them that took their name from a Catholic saint.
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by huxley 13y ago
Statcounter shouldn't ever be seen as representing marketshare or installed base, rather it represents usage share. If you buy a device but put in a drawer, it counts as market share but since it isn't being used day by day, it wo
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by huxley 13y ago
Pretty impressive since Nokia had only ever sold 27 million Lumias worldwide up until June 30. Or Kantar has messed up their analysis.
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by huxley 13y ago
The article you cite doesn't say anything about overpaid municipal workers or rent control.
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by huxley 13y ago
Are you including food in there somewhere?
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by huxley 13y ago
I've started adding web hooks to one of my Django web apps with Zapier's django-rest-hooks which I'm liking a lot: https://github.com/zapier/django-rest-hooks
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by huxley 13y ago
Assuming that a second-hand report of an in-house "town hall" speech by an EA executive is true. re: China sales figures, the idea that far more money can be extracted from Android users by going "free-to-play" seems to
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by huxley 13y ago
Honza Král, the Python client developer, also tweeted that he has "an experimental port of pyelasticsearch on top of the official client": https://github.com/HonzaKral/pyelasticsearch/tree/elasticsea
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by huxley 13y ago
The underlying issue is with Python 2.x (which is feature frozen and won't get SNI support) but apparently Requests can support SNI if you install PyOpenSSL, ndg-httpsclien and pyasn1 ref: https://twitter.com/mitsuhiko&
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by huxley 13y ago
If you want to quickly try some setting changes before selling your iPhone, you can improve the contrast for several iOS 7 elements by going into Settings > General > Accessibility and turning "Increase Contrast" on and for
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by huxley 13y ago
Microsoft spends on average 50-60% more on advertising, marketing and promotions than Apple.
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by huxley 13y ago
UK isn't the only place with weird "cities". Greenhorn, Oregon is designated as a city but has a 2010 census population of zero. Though now unicorporated, Tenny, Minnesota, was a city and had a peak population of 180 people i
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by huxley 13y ago
If it proves to not be a fake, this would be one of only 2 historical instances ever found --on a map or globe-- of the phrase "Here be Dragons" (Hic sunt dragones) http://www.maphist.nl/extra/herebedragons.ht
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by huxley 13y ago
Back in 2001, Apple forked KHTML and used it to create WebKit. Some parts have been backported to KHTML but the projects diverged a decade ago.
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by huxley 13y ago
I like it a lot, it's a great basis for working out, though a few of the exercises are a bit advanced for beginners (in particular the tricep and rotating pushups should be gradually entered into to avoid injuring yourself). You can si
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by huxley 13y ago
Using Golang instead of Go works for a good subset of searches. Here's the docs on UWSGI's Go support: https://github.com/unbit/uwsgi-docs/blob/master/Go.rst
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by huxley 13y ago
Or it could be the workout.
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by huxley 13y ago
If that's all it takes to put someone in a subservient or submissive position, there is not a posture in the universe that will fix it. I'm not saying definitively that it's pseudo-science, but it does quack a lot like it.
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by huxley 13y ago
Kevin Kelly is a better manifesto writer than an economist. He is expecting that a true fan "will purchase anything and everything you produce. They will drive 200 miles to see you sing. They will buy the super deluxe re-issued hi-res
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by huxley 13y ago
It reminded me that 3 years ago Sony started working with GNUStep to add touch support and build their SNAP platform, they put the project on hold/cancelled it not long after it became public, but you can still see the code at: https:
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by huxley 13y ago
It wasn't hard, it was one of the better ones from back when I still read Dilbert, so it stuck in the sieve that is my mind. Searching for Dilbert bug bounty brought it up in the top results.
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by huxley 13y ago
Perhaps you misunderstood my point, the article is incorrectly referring to the movie, the Soylent product has and continues to reference Soylent from the book.
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by huxley 13y ago
[Face-palm] http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Make_Room!_Make_Room ! It's actually not named after the movie, it's named after the artificial food that appears in Harry Harrison's book "Make Room! Make Ro
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by huxley 13y ago
Hopefully it drives the right behaviour. http://search.dilbert.com/comic/10%20Dollars%20Bug%20Fix
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by huxley 13y ago
I can't decide if he's doing the Blue Steel look or Le Tigre.
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by huxley 13y ago
I think the versions of Django or Python don't play into it, if it was to be included in contrib it would probably happen around Django 1.7+. By then Python 2.7/3.3 will likely be the minimum required versions of Python. Django&#x
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by huxley 13y ago
The main developer James Bennett has discussed his reasons several times on multiple venues, but the FAQ in the Read the Docs for django-registration gives details in "Does django-registration come with any sample templates I can use r

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