April 2012 Archive
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Lions! and Tigers! and Bears! oh .. it's an email.
I had to use my personal email at work today to send files to a client because we have an email security policy suitable for 9-year-old girls.
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Book Report: For Whom the Bell Tolls
For Whom the Bell Tolls by Ernest Hemingway
Hemingway tells the tale of a rouge U.S. citizen aiding the Spanish Republic during the Spanish Civil War. The novel hits …
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Living and Dying at the British Museum
I had an opportunity recently to visit the British Museum in London, and came across a gallery themed “Living and Dying.” It is an intriguing collection of artifacts that represent …
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Exporting `auth` Fixtures
I’ve discovered, rather painfully, that setting up auth fixtures for testing requires a little care. Problems result when South migrations interfere with fixture permissions.
The best way to dump …
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Django Media: Cleaning Up Your Mess
Sometimes it’s too easy to fire and forget when it comes to setting up FileFields in Django. Over time, a lot of media can become stale as objects are …
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Django, jQuery, and Infinite Scroll
As the “next page” button becomes a thing of the past, we look for new ways to provide streaming information. Enter infinite scroll. Implementing infinite scroll in Django is easy …
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Congressmen, Lobbyists, and Super PACs
Jason Swadley suggests listening to This American Life this week and it’s advice worth heeding. The hour long discussion is a stirring perspective on the reality of political influence.