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631.
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intellectronica
18y ago
#launchapd #launchpad-meeting #ubuntu-meeting #ubuntu-quality #webpy
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intellectronica
19y ago
For smaller web projects? http://webpy.org/ It's very simple, yet powerful enough to let you do pretty much anything you need to.
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Five a day
(wiki.ubuntu.com)
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intellectronica
19y ago
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The Great Source Code Supermarket
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intellectronica
19y ago
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intellectronica
19y ago
No - haven't owned one for many years. Occasionally I download or get DVDs of very good TV shows - I watched the Sopranos, for example, and made myself a re-run of Twin Peaks.
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intellectronica
19y ago
That's really unfair. The whole thing about Paris Hilton is that she's famous for no good reason. Aaron Swartz, on the other hand is an _incredibly_ productive guy - he's been running several great free software projects, is developing the
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intellectronica
19y ago
Launchad [ https://launchpad.net/ ] is a fantastic option if you're working on a free software project. It's free and hosted and has some great features you don't find in any of the other trackers.
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intellectronica
19y ago
Having access to a computer (a DEC Rainbow). It's strange, but as a kid it's quite difficult _not_ to be drawn to hacking if you've got the environment and tools for experimenting. By the time I was 15 I've already done some Logo, Prolog, B
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intellectronica
19y ago
Dude, have you tried bzr already? It's exactly what you need. http://bazaar-vcs.org/
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intellectronica
19y ago
Server error! The server encountered an internal error and was unable to complete your request. Either the server is overloaded or there was an error in a CGI script. If you think this is a server error, please contact the webmaster. Error
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intellectronica
19y ago
Well, you could just discipline yourself to save outgoing emails in your `drafts` folder for a bit and read them again before you actually send them. That's what I do for most emails and it works pretty well for me. I really wouldn't want m
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intellectronica
19y ago
Started by writing Emacs-lisp stuff, then read more about it and got to learn Scheme and started using it for projects, finally wrote a Scheme compiler, lost interest and switched to Python :)
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19y ago
For free software projects, Launchpad ( https://launchpad.net/ ) has a great Answers application which works like a FAQ on steroids.