Twitter: easel
- @acdha yeah and it requires a restart. to remove a cert. awesome. 08:47:27 PM September 09, 2011 from Twitter for Mac in reply to acdha ReplyRetweetFavorite
- textmate's true calling: de-formatting random email and web cut-and-pastes. 10:24:22 PM September 06, 2011 from Twitter for Mac ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @richleland http://t.co/IiAEPIx =p 06:21:28 PM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for Mac in reply to richleland ReplyRetweetFavorite
- can't decide if mail.app is really using IDLE with gmail or not. suspicious it only checks when I open the inbox. 04:19:45 PM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for Mac ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @richleland same here (via intellij) - sys.path should be low risk, I think buildouts problem is bastardized pkg install routines 04:00:13 PM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for Mac in reply to richleland ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @richleland lol. 3 cheers for mangled sys.path =p 03:51:02 PM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for Mac in reply to richleland ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @richleland might be worth trying to pin the version from buildout to the one thats working from virtualenv. you still on the local pypi? 03:41:49 PM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for Mac in reply to richleland ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @richleland yeah thats your problem. pytz seems to ship with its own zone info files, you've probably got old ones 03:13:21 PM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for Mac in reply to richleland ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @richleland when you say "point to it" are you looking in the pytz code or /usr/share/zoninfo? 03:12:27 PM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for Mac in reply to richleland ReplyRetweetFavorite
- @richleland in other news, my less shitty centOS box is also taking US/Eastern just fine. pffft 03:08:43 PM September 01, 2011 from Twitter for Mac in reply to richleland ReplyRetweetFavorite
Monthly Archives: February 2009
Developers for Smarties: 5 Traits Of Great Programmers
While the wonderful folk in the world of information technology would have us all believe that all we need to do is buy their latest “solution”, the facts of the matter are that if you’re serious about leveraging technology eventually … Continue reading
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Virtualization Technology Overview
One of the hottest buzzwords in technology today is virtualization. Unforrtunately, virtualization by itself covers a vast array of potential technologies. Let’s look at the word itself first. Virtualization implies taking something “real” and “virtualizing” it, or making it “virtual”. … Continue reading
Vendor negotiation tips
Stephen Foskett and Martin Glassborow have some great posts about pricing and negotiation lately, and I thought I’d jump into the fray. In my experience, there are a few other things to consider, especially if you’re new at this. Much … Continue reading
Level of Work: Choose the right person for the task
In the managerial world, at least in some circles, Elliott Jacques is well known for his theory of requisite organization. While his work runs against some of the conventional wisdom of organizational theory, his Level of Work concept has merit … Continue reading
How to keep your personal data safe
Everybody knows they should be backing up their personal data, but nobody does it. Here’s some simple and straightforward steps to actually doing it. Continue reading
How to build a business infrastructure in an hour using cloud services
Lately, the IT world has been abuzz with talk of “cloud computing”, “cloud services”, “cloud storage”, and pretty much everything else having to do with clouds. In an earlier post I talked about some of the risks of using these … Continue reading
What's all the noise about VoIP, anyway?
What’s all the noise about VoIP? In short, it’s the way we’ll all talk on the telephone in a few years, so you’d better learn a bit about it! Read the rest of the article to get started. Continue reading
Is your data safe in the SAAS cloud?
Data stored in online “cloud” or “SAAS” applications is necessarily well protected. It’s important to understand the risks of using these applications and protect yourself as much as possible. Continue reading
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What is Network Attached Storage, anyway?
Network Attached Storage, or NAS. You’ll see a lot of storage industry pros debating about what it really is, and why their flavor of NAS is better than their competitors.The term NAS comes from the fact that originally a NAS allowed “storage devices” which speak SCSI to be attached to a “network”, speaking ethernet. But really then, what is it? Continue reading
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