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by warp 16y ago
Now that avar has posted a .torrent, I've removed this file.
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by warp 16y ago
MusicBrainz has postgresql dumps available (partly public domain, partly cc-by-nc-sa): http://musicbrainz.org/doc/MusicBrainz_Database
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by warp 16y ago
Normal HTTP link: http://www.frob.nl/tmp/Don-Knuth.mp4
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by warp 16y ago
A big issue for anyone doing web development is that the WSGI spec hasn't been updated for Python 3. With unicode strings as the default (only?) string type in Python 3, the current WSGI spec is ambiguous in lots of places, and solving tha
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by warp 16y ago
A friend of mine wanted to go this route. I helped her look for small web developers to implement her idea, in the end we concluded that approach is just too expensive, and ends up being too much of a risk (she wants to bootstrap this idea
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by warp 16y ago
It's an interesting approach, and might make you more inclined to write documentation -- as it is less hassle to do so. But the end result isn't very readable, the text ends up being an API reference disguised as something else. I prefer a
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by warp 16y ago
Don't worry about MVC just yet. Just start coding, get domething up and running ASAP. At some point you will start writing some code and think, "there must be a better way to do this". At that moment, research a few design patterns and ot
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by warp 16y ago
It's interesting that they ship a version with Snow Leopard Server, that wasn't available at this price point before, was it?
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by warp 16y ago
After a week of work at the day job I set out to relax on saturday. Then on sunday I'm relaxed and motivated again to work on my side projects. On some weeks I get all my day job work done in 4 days (I work from home), relax on friday and
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by warp 16y ago
Ofcourse, the twitter folks are making fun of them because the substring "cum" appears in the URL :)
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by warp 16y ago
For completeness: You can choose to receive Postbank authentication tokens either on your mobile phone, or a sheet of paper delivered by regular mail. (also, Postbank has been rebranded to ING Bank, "Postbank" as such no longer exists).
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by warp 16y ago
Sadly, magcloud still doesn't ship to (most of) europe.
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by warp 16y ago
That doesn't look at all impressive. It seems easy to write a solver for it. Especially considering most spam bots are quite happy with relatively low rates of succeeding, they can just brute-force until they find one they can solve.
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by warp 16y ago
I prefer 7-8 hours on a train with a laptop or a book compared to 4-5 hours of driving. Driving is either boring (freeway) or annoying (cities), whereas I can usually either be productive or relax on public transport.
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by warp 16y ago
wake -> walk to computer -> work
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The Google Job Experiment(alecbrownstein.com)
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by warp 16y ago
Dutch dating site paiq.nl (aka nextlover.nl) has had a similar feature for years. It's not a particularly novel idea.
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by warp 16y ago
They were looking for feedback on their playlist API at music hack day in Amsterdam two weeks ago. I think they're currently working on improving playlists in general.
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by warp 17y ago
I used to by shy, then I fell in love. In past, I would fear what others would think of me, which made me very shy. When I fell in love I only cared about what my love interest would think. Obviously I was even more shy around her, so tha
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by warp 17y ago
From the landing page I have no idea what the site is about, so I click 'About'... and I still have no idea. From the <title> tag I can see this isn't something for which I am the target audience. Seems odd to not have that somewh
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by warp 17y ago
I have an Asus eeepc 901. It is my main development machine. It's fast enough for the stuff I'm doing on it (python web app development). I don't have any way to connect to the internet when I'm on the go, but that's actually a benefit;
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by warp 17y ago
This is europe, collections of facts are covered by database rights (directive 96/9/EC).
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by warp 17y ago
Data doesn't have copyright, but in europe a database such as this is protected by the 96/9/EC Database Directive (most members states implemented this around 1999/2000). This includes non-electronic databases, so even if you scanned all th
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by warp 17y ago
I have no idea what imVOX is from visiting the landing page. Looking at the menu, I don't see any menu option which will explain this to me, so I try FAQ. Based on the first question answered there, I still don't know what imVOX as except
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by warp 17y ago
ofcourse the postbank no longer exists, so you're probably talking about ingbank.nl.
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by warp 17y ago
Unless of course you build many businesses, so that any single one of them is not a single point of failure.
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by warp 17y ago
Edge Magazine, one of very few videogame magazines worth reading. Zone 5300, dutch magazine consisting of small-press comics and loosely related articles. (oh, I don't actually subscribe to Edge, I just consistently buy it every month)
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by warp 17y ago
I too prefer to read those articles with many comments. (I usually read comments first, and then decide based on that if I should bother reading the article). However, I do not think the ranking needs to change, the number of comments is
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by warp 17y ago
CouchDB. A schema-less database just makes so much more sense for what I'm doing. (and it is extremely easy to use from python, due to couchdbkit).
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by warp 17y ago
I use a share at www.gandi.net, 1 share isn't too expensive. In my experience they respond the same day to support emails, and you can enable temporary console access via their website in case you really messed up your installation. update

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