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Command Line Warriors is about taking control of your own technology, it looks at our experiences of computing; especially using GNU/Linux, the Python programming language, the command-line and issues such as techno-ethics, best practices and whatever is cool now. If you take control of your technology then you are a Warrior too!
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Cupcake
July 31, 2010
Good post! You helped me a lot with my school project! CountryField(blank = True) < (K)
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Countries in Django
LeshaShampoo
July 30, 2010
it was very interesting to read commandline.org.uk I want to quote your post in my blog. It can? And you et an account on Twitter?
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Email Syntax Check in Python
vemma2018
July 30, 2010
I find myself coming to your blog more and more often to the point where my visits are almost daily now!
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On Comment Spam
layecenda
July 30, 2010
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PuTTY Series: Adding PuTTY to your system path
scuba
July 30, 2010
I’ve been visiting your blog for a while now and I always find a gem in your new posts. Thanks for sharing.
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On Comment Spam
Businesking
July 30, 2010
Great site and articles for hack for win, I said Amazing post
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How not to program WSGI
Tehnoking
July 30, 2010
This is Great post to learn about the hack Thumbs-up for you :D
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How not to program WSGI
Syabiltech
July 30, 2010
I think this articles for master...because very hard to learning, As blogger beginners like me.
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How not to program WSGI
coffeeatea
July 30, 2010
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Introducing Soturi - yet another Django blog application
noni juice
July 30, 2010
I just sent this post to a bunch of my friends as I agree with most of what you’re saying here and the way you’ve presented it is awesome.
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On Comment Spam
Dion Moult
July 29, 2010
What I do know is that ever since I tried out Opera and put their tab bar on the left as a column, I've loved that layout. Back on Firefox ...
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We need a thoughout integration of the desktop and the web - not Tab Candy superfast jellyfish
ZonaEntertainment
July 29, 2010
Wow useful articles, I'm read to learn about this and now I bookmark this to my Facebook, thanks for share!
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How not to program WSGI
Giacomo
July 29, 2010
Honestly, I think both Mozilla and you are wrong :) This sort of concept adds overhead. A user would have to manage all this crap, constantly dragging and dropping, creating ...
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We need a thoughout integration of the desktop and the web - not Tab Candy superfast jellyfish
Matija "hook" Šuklje
July 29, 2010
As a minimalist, you'll probybly moan if I mention KDE, but I'll do so anyway ;) The future I want (and actually see slowly fold out before me) is to ...
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We need a thoughout integration of the desktop and the web - not Tab Candy superfast jellyfish
tahitian noni
July 28, 2010
Thank You For This Blog, was added to my bookmarks.
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On Comment Spam
Rick
July 28, 2010
I already have piles. It's called A New Window.
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We need a thoughout integration of the desktop and the web - not Tab Candy superfast jellyfish
Tech News
July 25, 2010
Thanks for this short tutorial...was auto-FTPing my files from my appserver to webserver for my tech news website. Everything was OK until someone hacked it. Hosting provider is now recommending ...
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SFTP in Python: Really Simple SSH
naypalm
July 24, 2010
During the past 3-4 years, I and many others have enjoyed unlimited 2G/3G internet. But ever since the massive cult-like following of i Phone users in the US, most cellular ...
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Calling time on mobile internet nonsense?
Steve
July 15, 2010
Very occasionally, you will run into a Java program that uses a lot of memory just to hold all the classes used. It turns out that the JVM uses a ...
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Three classic command line tips
no
July 14, 2010
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An Introduction to ReStructuredText
1 Paul says...
I'm surprised you've had so many problems with Akismet - I've used it for years now and I haven't noticed a big streak of false positives. It's stopped well over 100,000 spam comments on my blog in the last few years.
If it's not working for you, I'd suggest dropping the Akismet team a line, they're pretty friendly and will probably want to know if something is wrong.
Posted at 12:15 p.m. on January 3, 2008
2 Zet says...
Hi Paul, thanks for the comment.
My initial hunch is that upstream changes in Akismet have not been reflected in the Pyblosxom plugin.
It won't take me too long to read through the plugin code but I am a bit too busy for the next two weeks. You know how it goes, everything happens at once. When it rains, it pours.
The akismet check happens before the word test below, so hopefully most of the spam bots will lose on that, and on the fact that I am not using Wordpress anymore.
Posted at 12:59 p.m. on January 3, 2008
3 John Reese says...
You'll want to be sure that your Akismet plugin is correctly connecting to the Akismet server for its spam checks. If it cannot connect, that may be causing an error or exception that results in a false positive for safety's sake (or poor coding). I know that I use it on my sites and generally get more false negatives than false positives, which is how I prefer it. I'd rather see a few spams slip through than stifle my real comments by accident.
Posted at 8:11 p.m. on January 3, 2008