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Thanks for your great response. About the extra layer: http://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=2320299

Thanks for the response. Not CPython because we want something that runs on JVM and also be able to utilize existing Java code/technologies.

I am also experimenting with full-page caching and cache invalidation. Here are my prototypes:

https://github.com/ertug/dynasta

https://github.com/ertug/jphpserv

Of course it is creating them outside the timer, the point is pre-allocating objects!

Chad Hurley replied to Abdullah Gul, saying "Thank You!": http://twitter.com/Chad_Hurley/status/15952563522

BASH

Apache itself isn't that much resource intensive, it is because of the modules that was bundled with OS packages. Compiling your own Apache with just the necessary modules would make it closer to the other web servers like lighttpd and nginx.

Vim has a scp handler to allow you to work locally.

Here is how you do it: vim scp://server//path/to/document

The hashtags #flotilla and #israil still gives "Something is technically wrong." error in Turkey. I confirmed it with many people here.

Changed the headline to a question.

I don't want to think they would this too but this is too weird.

The hashtag is about the humanitarian aid to Gaza: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/world/middle_east/10195838.stm

vmtouch seems like a nice tool. I will try it to see if it makes any difference. Thanks!

Awesome!

It would be really nice to see what others are creating.

What about saving our themes with a name on the site then the app can allow us to share it and vote it?

rxvt-unicode along with urxvt daemon (or urxvtd). No smoothing or transparency.

A good companion to xmonad.

Istanbul, Turkey

Django! http://www.djangoproject.com/

Developing on this Python web framework is really a joy.

You can instantly start coding and testing by reading the official tutorial.

As a rule of thumb, I always try to eat fruits in their season.

There must be a reason they appear in that specific period of the year, like a natural diet plan ;)