tomazmuraus

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FreeBSD VirtualBox Image for Port Maintainers(vboxtindi.chruetertee.ch)
2 points by tomazmuraus 16y ago|0 comments
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Poul-Henning Kamp benchmarking tips (for all the micro-benchmarking nerds)(bsdunix.ch)
3 points by tomazmuraus 16y ago|0 comments
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by tomazmuraus 16y ago
It looks like they just offer normal virtual servers with root access. By looking at the supported OS images, you shouldn't have problems installing Cloudkick agent ( https://support.cloudkick.com/Setting_up_Cloudkick_with_Phys... ) on any
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by tomazmuraus 16y ago
Because it works by emulating an USB keyboard and keystrokes (which is pretty ingenious idea imo). "The Key generates and sends unique time-variant authentication codes by emulating keystrokes through the standard keyboard interface. "
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by tomazmuraus 16y ago
I have tested it and it's not bad but the IPython (with "save history" & "virtualenv" plugin) + Dreampie combination is still a lot better and way more powerful. I use IPython as my main Python shell replacement (this also includes Djan
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by tomazmuraus 16y ago
Yes, the ability for the user to set the repository status to "abandoned" would be great. I don't like the other idea about automatically setting the repository status to abandoned if it hasn't been updated for a while, because it's not nec
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by tomazmuraus 16y ago
Diigo ( http://www.diigo.com ), among other things supports saving page snaphosts and annotations. I've been using Diigo for 8 months now and it's just great (I have used some other services like delicious previously, but they really can't
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New Munin plugin repository website(exchange.munin-monitoring.org)
21 points by tomazmuraus 16y ago|1 comments
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by tomazmuraus 16y ago
python -m smtpd -n -c DebuggingServer localhost:2525 Runs a local SMTP server on port 2525. Very useful for debugging.
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by tomazmuraus 16y ago
Great, now we finally have long awaited ordered dictionary in 2.x branch as well :)
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by tomazmuraus 16y ago
I use Celery myself as well and it's awesome. It supports multiple messaging queues and backends for storing results (RabbitMQ, MongoDB, AMQP, Redis, ... - I personally use Redis, because I don't need all the features and overhead from Rabb
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by tomazmuraus 16y ago
I came across this website a few days ago and I like the idea and execution so far :) In my opinion, you should be able to manually edit project description and add extra information to it. Also more forges like lauchpad, ohloh? and others