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by mtrichardson 17y ago
Removing django.middleware.http.SetRemoteAddrFromForwardedFor seems silly, since this can be nice to have information, even if it's given the caveat that, yes, this isn't trusted.
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by mtrichardson 17y ago
Download URL: http://www.djangoproject.com/download/1.1/tarball/
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Django 1.1 is out(docs.djangoproject.com)
123 points by mtrichardson 17y ago|13 comments
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by mtrichardson 17y ago
Portland, OR.
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by mtrichardson 17y ago
Also, push notifications, in app purchases, simply being able to generate a second revenue stream...
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by mtrichardson 17y ago
Vidoop had been playing for a while in the identity space and was still flirting with it at this time. Part of the entire reason of going to SXSW was to figure out opportunities in that space going forward, or whether or not we should just
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by mtrichardson 17y ago
From Ignite Portland 3, here's a presentation on practices for buying a car for under $1,000: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zve_dpFkX_E
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by mtrichardson 17y ago
Try using Safari. It plays Flash much, much better than Firefox.
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by mtrichardson 17y ago
Depends on how easily it is to integrate into your project. For instance, for Django applications, there's django-openid-auth (see http://blogs.gnome.org/jamesh/2009/04/14/django-openid-auth/ and https://launchpad.net/django-openid-auth
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by mtrichardson 17y ago
Definitely an automated test bed, ideally runnable by just one command and by every developer, and then again by Buildbot when you check in code (we pushed a lot of our Selenium tests onto just Buildbot since we didn't have a lot of js and
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by mtrichardson 17y ago
Werkzeug is fantastic. We used it with jinja2[1], SQLAlchemy[2], and flatland[3] with great success. [1] http://jinja.pocoo.org/2/ [2] http://www.sqlalchemy.org/ [3] http://bitbucket.org/jek/flatland/overview/
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by mtrichardson 17y ago
Looks like Grappelli. http://code.google.com/p/django-grappelli/ Edit: Of course it does, sehmaschine is project owner on both.
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by mtrichardson 18y ago
I wrote about something like this a while ago: http://gobyairship.com/2008/06/02/notifications-how-i-want-t... Very excited by the prospect of controlling my communication flow.
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by mtrichardson 18y ago
Be sure to take a look at Werkzeug ( http://werkzeug.pocoo.org/ ) - we've had great success with a Werkzeug, jinja2 and SQLAlchemy setup.
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by mtrichardson 18y ago
For me, the data store is the more interesting bit. edit: I should probably clarify why. While I'm a big fan of supporting accessible content, providing what is essentially a public service for a large number of statistics, especially when
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by mtrichardson 18y ago
Pretty disgusting spam popping up there (along with the rest of the stuff - pretty awesome).
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by mtrichardson 18y ago
You definitely have to read the entire article. I assumed it was some dailywtf-style rant until the last paragraph.
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by mtrichardson 18y ago
#7 isn't really a reason not to buy a Kindle - like most of the reasons not to, they're just grievances, and #7 isn't even about the kindle, it's about flight attendants. (though, "You can’t explain that it’s epaper and uses no current. You
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by mtrichardson 18y ago
Until you have that, it seems like just an image of the page would potentially be more helpful, especially considering some people are logged in, some aren't, etc.
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by mtrichardson 18y ago
This is pretty neat. The UI is pretty, but somewhat distracting. Not enough contrast, I think, and it could be more minimal. Freeze wasn't super intuitive. Having a history of what you've posted with thumbnails of previous things might be
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by mtrichardson 18y ago
OpenSocial and OpenID aren't really related (except that they are both part of the open stack). Facebook can easily continue to do whatever they want with their API and still do OpenID. It would be nice, however, if they did a hybrid OpenI
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by mtrichardson 18y ago
+1 on Boxee. I had a Mac Mini sitting around so I threw Boxee and that takes care of everything I need. I actually had canceled my Netflix account and Boxee convinced me to set it up again since I can stream instant movies from there. It'
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by mtrichardson 18y ago
I suppose if your only goal was to get traffic then a confrontational approach might work - certainly enough blogs out there attempting to do such a thing. That's about it, though.
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Single sign out - surely we can do better.(michaelrichardson.me)
1 points by mtrichardson 18y ago|0 comments
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by mtrichardson 18y ago
I also grew up in an extremely small town (813) but went to college in Portland, Oregon, an extremely green city. I've found the same thing - I find myself very energized in Portland, much more so than where I'm from, but I get stuck in lo
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by mtrichardson 18y ago
"Even random boarding would be faster." That would be pretty fun. I wonder about families boarding, though. It seems like the proposed solution would fall apart fairly often. Families often sit together and want to board at the same time.
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by mtrichardson 18y ago
Judo. I was so happy when I was doing it previously and I'm disappointed I ever stopped (graduated from college). But, the best dojo in town is right near my house, so there we go. After that, I want to focus on polish. I too often focus
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Spec for mapping email addresses to URLs (think OpenIDs)(eaut.org)
1 points by mtrichardson 18y ago|0 comments
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by mtrichardson 18y ago
This is really old, but I wanted to post further on this. After continuing to use Django, I got past the admin interface and have been building some pretty great stuff with it. Even hosted a sprint in Portland, OR. There are still issues
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by mtrichardson 18y ago
I'm from Oregon. There's very little support for this in the state. See http://www.blueoregon.com/2007/04/gpstracked_mile.html - a bit old, but still relevant.

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