2008.07.23 - 21:51 |
patrick
Epydoc and Google's Appengine
The GUI of
Epydoc, a Python documentation generator, skips files where it cannot resolve the imports. Pretty annoying, especially since the Google Appengine keeps its modules separate from the standard Python installation.
A quick hack is to modify "site-packages/epydoc/gui.py":
except ImportError, e:
log.error(e)
self._update_messages()
self._root.bell()
- return
+ #return
2008.07.20 - 04:41 |
patrick
The Dark Knight
I couldn't resist, and went to the movie theatre today to see
The Dark Knight - the newest Batman. Originally I thought is is based on Frank Miller's book " The Dark Knight Returns" .. but it is not.
Anyway, an excellent flick, but I was a Batman fan to begin with.
2008.07.19 - 05:23 |
patrick
Get The Big Picture
I wonder why I never posted a link to Alan Taylor/The Boston Globe's
The Big Picture ...it even made it into my "Daily" bookmarks list.
Stunning, mostly news related photos - and not downsized like on other websites.
2008.07.16 - 22:13 |
patrick
Marcos Diaz
Today we had a special guest at NIST, performing several songs:
Marcos Diaz - an excellent Spanish guitar player.
2008.07.15 - 19:52 |
patrick
SQLite Copyright Notice
The author of SQLite didn't like the usual "Copyright Bla-Bla"..
The author disclaims copyright to this source code. In place of
a legal notice, here is a blessing:
May you do good and not evil.
May you find forgiveness for yourself and forgive others.
May you share freely, never taking more than you give.
2008.07.15 - 17:38 |
patrick
LLVM Clang Checker
A Rogue Amoeba blog post by Quentin Carnicelli on LLVM's Clang based syntax checker:
The Clang Static Analyze
I'm a little bit scared to run it on our software though :)
Now the only question left, is when LLVM will replace GCC in OS X...
2008.07.11 - 03:46 |
patrick
The Alchemist in the iTunes Store
... as audiobook. And the best it is FREE :)
It's probably Paulo Coelho's most famous work.
Info on Wikipedia
2008.07.09 - 20:31 |
patrick
Stop .. before you get yourself an iPhone 3G
So you are ready to sign up for an adhesion contract to get your hands on a black plastic iPhone?
Then you might want to have a look on this page first:
AT&T 3G coverage (US)
Otherwise you end up with an 2G (GSM) device.
Oh, and in case that you want to replace your Garmin/TomTom, etc. w/ the iPhone: The GPS antenna is according to Apple to small to give directions while driving (what a bummer!).
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