Here’s a list of 30 helpful tutorials and/or articles on the Django web framework. This was written as an answer to the Top 30 Ruby on Rails tutorials and it is really helpful when you are learning Django. Hopefully this will help it get even more support.
The article describes in a human language some of the powerful, yet very useful (even for total newbies) capabilities of OpenSSH, such as passwordless login, automatic execution of commands on a remote system or even mounting a remote folder using SSH.
Seen this gallery a couple of times before but thought as I keep going back to it, why not blog it straight from Digg. He says in the comments field that he is using a Filter to get these images, and with a long exposure time it is possible with a Digital Camera, so I might be getting a Hoya R72 for my Nikon D50 quite soon!
It is finally here!!! The new apple Mac Book, available in white and black with built in iSight and with intel core duo. It looks sweet in black but they are selling that at a premium which is probably not worth it.
Here it is in white, with a 1.83Ghz Intel Core Duo chip, 60Gb HD, 512Mb Ram and a Combo drive it costs $1099.
The specs for the next model up is 2.0 Ghz, 60Gb HD, still only 512Mb Ram and a Super (DVD burning) drive it costs $1299. The black version is costing $1499 which is quite a premium for an upgrade to black and a 80Gb drive. I am hoping that it will change after a few months ala iPod.
It of course comes with iLife, an Apple remote, Magsafe power adapter, WiFi and Bluetooth, gigabit ethernet, digital audio in and out, 2 USB 2.0 and 1 400 Mbps firewire and a scrolling trackpad.
This is the Digg description “Have you ever run into a “Missing HAL.DLL,” “Invalid Boot.Ini,” or “Windows could not start…” message?
That was when I learned about XP’s built-in “Rebuild” command. It often can easily fix “missing HAL,” “Invalid Boot.Ini,” “Windows could not start…” and similar problems in just a minute or two.”
However this article also gives insight into not only rebuilding but pointers into streamlining installs and reinstalls and other areas users don’t often see with their Windows boxes until too late.
A list by someone (yes, I haven’t taken the time to look at who wrote the article) of some rather nicely designed blogs, but they all seem to have quite interesting content aswell which for me makes them worthy of blogging.
Interesting article on building a DIY budget photographic lighting system. Lighting is one of the most important aspects of photography, but can often be expensive. This article shows how a little creativity and hardware skills can go a long way, without breaking the bank!
This is quite an amazing feat, even if you are not into video games this collection is quite possibly the biggest in the world. I wish he commented a bit more though.
Probably doesn’t get out much.