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Category Archives: work

Debug and optimization do NOT mix!

This has robbed me of several days of my life, so I want to bring Google juice this this problem. IF you have a Pylons or TurboGears application or anything else that uses the fantastic EvalException WSGI middleware for web debugging of you web program and have the following symptom: * on a crash the [...]

New hardware – planning

My primary workstation is a 3 and a half year old Dell XPS M1710 laptop and it is getting old – the 320 Gb hard drive is getting small and slow, the 3 Gb or RAM (expanded from 2 Gb) look too small and screen is turning brown in one corner. Also dead or dying: [...]

Better now!

As soon as my laptop came back from repairs, I started to feel better – being back with 1920×1200 resolution is great! NVidia is much more stable than ATi and Intel wireless is just great! And then last weekend I was in Berlin for the FFII board meeting and used the opportunity to see the [...]

WoWHead client for Linux

This is highly unofficial, but if you want to upload your World of Warcraft statistics to WoWHead in Linux, then you might be able to do so by using the following script. You will need curl and wget installed.

Webmin alternatives

Everyone knows that Webmin is nasty – it does things in wrong way on a pure and nice Debian (and Ubuntu) systems and for some reason is not included in Debian (post-sarge) or Ubuntu. That does not inspire confidence in a root-running web based software to say the least. I have a need to have [...]

TurboGears widget errors

I am making a small project with TurboGears and I am just loving the widgets and the identity framework. There are some rough spots, like the documentation, but luckily for the most pars you can just launch an ipython interpreter and use tab completion to look at what functions are available. But then I got [...]

Cann’t tell you more because of the NDA, but is suffices to tell that I no longer plan to move anywhere. A bit sad

Cann’t tell you more because of the NDA, but is suffices to tell that I no longer plan to move anywhere. A bit sad.

Meike, about the work dullness – you ide…

Meike, about the work dullness – you identified some of the ways of improving your workspace yourself, when you descried it:* experiment with your audio environment: either speakers or headphones, either pop music, classical music or sound of the forest* get yourself a cup of tea with sugar and chocolate* try to find a more [...]