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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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Hi Jordan, yes that URL is gone now. I have a new contact form on this site.
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Symantec picked it up too.
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Thanks djm, I am the moose here. Christian, assuming one actually does Internationalise the countries, it should still work I guess, as the gettext stuff will happen before the list ...
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November 17, 2009
Am I being a moose or did you mean: from whatever.countries import CountryField instead of from whatever.countries import CharField ? Good post though, cheers.
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November 17, 2009
Wouldn't the ordering get messed up after i18n?
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Very well done. Is your blog just you writing? Nicely done, Steven.
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iki
November 2, 2009
or simpler: socket.gethostbyname_ex(socket.gethostname())[2]
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Stumbled in here at lunch. This is the best find of the week. Thanks.
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Is there any way psftp can return the true transfer rates oberved during the actual transfer?
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1 Steve says...
Flawed logic. This comparison would only make sense if the EU could only send the same amount of competitors as a single country.
Since it is treated as many small countries there is many more EU competitors in some events than a single country would be allowed, any comparison must be weighted to account for this.
Posted at 9:50 a.m. on August 27, 2008
2 james says...
Great discussion and a great "add-on" with the European countries!
I still find medals per Capita very interesting because it indicates how many medals a country has won, from the pool of potential athletes living in the country.
I found this widget that displays who won the 2008 Olympics from different perspectives. It displays medals won by total medal count and gold count. In addition it can show medals won per million inhabitant and per million dollar GDP.
I think you might like it:-) http://www.youcalc.com/apps/1219403616554?application_popup=1
Its easy to put on your blog
A straight medal count isn’t necessarily the most fair:-)
Posted at 12:24 p.m. on August 27, 2008
3 Naib says...
And the greatest flaw with this "simple" talley?
Women's eights final: 1 United States 6:05.34 Gold 2 Netherlands 6:07.22 Silver 3 Romania 6:07.25 Bronze
Men's quadruple sculls final: 1 Poland 5:41.33 Gold 2 Italy 5:43.57 Silver 3 France 5:44.34 Bronze
Women's quadruple sculls final: 1 China 6:16.06 Gold 2 Great Britain 6:17.37 Silver 3 Germany 6:19.56 Bronze
Men's lightweight fours final: 1 Denmark 5:47.76 Gold 2 Poland 5:49.39 Silver 3 Canada 5:50.09 Bronze
Men's lightweight double sculls final: 1 Great Britain 6:10.99 Gold 2 Greece 6:11.72 Silver 3 Denmark 6:12.45 Bronze
Women's lightweight double sculls final: 1 Netherlands 6:54.74 Gold 2 Finland 6:56.03 Silver 3 Canada 6:56.68 Bronze
That is the results from one days finals in JUST rowing. Notice something? more then one EU country winning in those events
That raw total shows nothing
Posted at 9:14 p.m. on August 27, 2008