Something is wrong.
Quitting is ctrl+d
Ctrl+c is for interrupting the current job.
Some repl like the mysql cli does not rrspect that and it is a PITA
HN user
Something is wrong.
Quitting is ctrl+d
Ctrl+c is for interrupting the current job.
Some repl like the mysql cli does not rrspect that and it is a PITA
Sadly, spec link is broken.
the practical programmer is lazy and not passionate. More, he loose the more important skill he have: think. He build softawre by copy pasting from stack overflow.
I am not saying use every nee cool tech posted on HN, but if something looks great for you, you should investigate in it. I am not saying put it on production tomorrow... But if you have similar broblem, look how it works to have a different view of how to build a better solution...
Can someone could explain why "If you use Puppet, chances are you love Docker ..." (from Part 2)?
Warning: do not trust everything you read on the internet
You can test before pushing anyway.
I was surprise that the record extention was not in the list. Didn't no the crecord!
So you have a Core i7 to build the package quick, then, you use it for 1% of the time.
Sounds great.
It's exactly what I missed.
Thanks!
I am sorry but I still miss something.
And, I read the OAUth2 spec again http://tools.ietf.org/pdf/draft-ietf-oauth-v2-26.pdf
* Why is there an access_token in a browser url ? (query string or fragment)
The access_token is provided by the Authorization Server to the client, and not to the user.
The user should only received an authorization_code. And, to get an access_token, the client must have an authorization_code and know the "client_secret".
access_token should never been seen on a browser, right ?
Does Facebook really respect the protocol? in other word, is it a facebook problem or an OAuth problem ?
Server: Microsoft-IIS/6.0 == Service Unavailable
Oh, collect email in an html form ?
I don't anderstand why you want to use the --distribute to have pip and easy_install installed.
If you do not, you also have those tools.
I think that $ sudo apt-get install python-pip is a bad idea.
You should not mix multiple packaging system on your operating system. And more you can dammage it pip provide more recent package than your distro. And if you upgrade a lib that have an incompatibility with a part of the system, you can corrupt it. I have no example to give but I am sure you can find it... Ubuntu now have many tools written in python.
You should use pip inside a virtualenv only. And, fortunatelly when you create a virtualenv, pip is installed in it, and you don't need to use the --distribute to have it.
pypy 1.6: 5.0 sec
python 2.6: 58.2 sec
python 2.7: 49.8 sec
python 3.2: 51.4 sec
This is awful.
Twisted is a tcp/udp[/ssl] framework, Tornado is an http one.
In other word, with Twisted, you can write http, ftp, smtp, ... and your are free to write your own protocol.
Look at the comment, the twisted code is wrong. By default the twisted reactor is multiplatform, but you can imporve performance for your specific platform. It's in the doc. If you run Twisted under linux and you should, use the epoll reactor.
I have 5 years of coldfusion and I can't understand that people can like it. It's too much buggy (yes it is). I don't like PHP but I cant say that PHP is a lot better. Fortunatly, this is my last month with coldfusion, and don't want to work with again.