matclayton

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   Don Norman's talk at Business of Software 2009(blog.businessofsoftware.org)

   15 points by matclayton 16y ago|0 comments
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   by matclayton 16y ago

   It just puts the plumbing in place to allow row level perms to built later on
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   by matclayton 16y ago

   Release notes can be found here http://docs.djangoproject.com/en/dev/releases/1.2/
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   by matclayton 16y ago

   same here, although I am excited about 1.2 being released as it will mark the end of the bug tracking stage, and the start of the 1.3 feature discussions.
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   by matclayton 16y ago

   We have one of those as well, they arent suitable for any site where you are expecting 100's of queries per minute (unless you dont touch the db :)) the gateway error is probably a lack of django processes being made available to serve requ
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   by matclayton 16y ago

   Many sites, including us run django and cope with several 100's of requests per minute, without issue, I've never had django become unstable or a single gateway issue. How did you try and host django?
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   by matclayton 16y ago

   Found a copy of this at my Grans house, about a month ago. She had just picked it up at a church book club to learn more about how her (Windows 3.0) computer works :) If only we can get her to upgrade..... alas. She found it very understand
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   by matclayton 17y ago

   The Reason to buy a really expensive HDMI Cable. There is only one "good" (dubious) reason to by a really expensive cable, and that is for range. There is a performance differences between the cheap and gold cables, due to the different con
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   by matclayton 17y ago

   The other real tangible benefit is $$$ certainly compared to the top end Windows releases, although the snow leopard price is hardly a deal breaker.
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    How MySpace test with 1 Million concurrent users(highscalability.com)

    13 points by matclayton 17y ago|1 comments
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    yeah we only just spotted that one, fixing it now :) Always amazed by the new ways users find to break stuff. But that one we should have caught.
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    We use it for some other ads, and its the sole reason why decided to make our own, its the definition of bad ui, and a real pain to use.
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    Or do they sell the excess inventory you dont to a larger ad network??
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    Thanks, they never showed up in our search for a solution, prior to going and building it :)
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    We are finding most of the advertisers are users of mixcloud, and are buying ads to promote either their blogs or their own mixcloud profiles. The idea is the users of your site, buy ads on it, so community based. Inventory is currently a s
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    Ask HN: MixcloudAds, if we white-label it would you use it?

    22 points by matclayton 17y ago|15 comments
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    Kinda strange, lots of pages are cloned straight from twitter.com, even the trending topics are upto date. Most interestingly though, if you login with fake details. It redirects straight to twitter.com, presumably recording the details alo
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    Really don't like the sound of that, pickling allows you to serialize any python code, and consequently deserialize it. Presumably you are placing user submitted data into this pickle and therefore without careful sanity checking wouldn't t
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    Three strikes and your out UK new Internet policy.(blog.samstokes.co.uk)

    1 points by matclayton 17y ago|0 comments
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    Losing To The Social Web: Visualized(digitalbuzzblog.com)

    8 points by matclayton 17y ago|9 comments
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    That's my fault, can assure you none of them are fake, lot of them are new though. Tweeted the link out, and our followers seem a little excited to help out today, a few probably just signed up. Mat
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    Thanks, we only rolled that out late last night, the about page definitely needs some wording adding, will be done ASAP. Thanks for the feedback. Mat
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    We've looked into both solutions, pop out and inline player, but the one thing we want to achieve was continuous playing whilst browsing the site. Doing this inline, is technically more difficult, so for now, we made it pop out. Certainly w
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    We are already working on ways to solve this, just didn't make it into this release.
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    Already provide these, when you signup to an event the iCal file is include in the email, an should auto add to your calender.
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    Thanks for taking the time to go through the process. It's our main goal, to make the whole process as quick as possible. Which is why we didn't bother with a screencast, but seems we need one! Thanks for the tips, will put one together nex
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    Of course, just take time and we don't want to open it up until we are confident the design is robust.
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    Ouch thanks, that image isn't even used in this version of the site, its from an old build, which is why it is still a high res version. Have removed it from the next CSS revision to go out. Will have a check around for anymore excess image
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    Thanks, much appreciated. Looks like a screencast is in order, truth is from http://www.webticketing.net it takes 1 click to register (on the front page), then one click to create event. From there on, it will all go live the instance you
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    by matclayton 17y ago

    Not going to say too much more on here, but watch this space :)