In a previous post, I study the way some spammers use plone user folder to spam my blog. But this time, it’s my turn. I host since a little time right now, a small CPS website for my work. And … Continue reading →
This is a bit funny, but all is on the GoogleMasterPlan . As you can see to hire Guido, they decided to send spam. Hum, really happy to find Python on this stuff :)
As severall people, I run into issue with some spammer using my comment system to spam, and post backlinks. (Even using some funny stuffs) I ‘m already using a good email spam filter: SpamBayes, so I decided to test bayesian … Continue reading →
Not really, but this nice Tux droid, can be pluged in USB, and the commands are sent via a Python DBUS binding. Hum a stupid question, can we use the Python USB API directly ? With time, Python really became … Continue reading →
Yesterday, somebody send me a link to some really interesting slides: Silver Needle in the Skype. This really impress me, how much energy Skype spent to hide his code, and protect their buisness. But on the other side, the work … Continue reading →
For a little app, I need to send stream over UDP at a fixed rate. I have done severals tests w/ some buffers and sleep(), but I can’t achieve the desired speed. Mainly because sleep() doesn’t provide a stable enought … Continue reading →
While debuging an AVR microcontroller, you need to play with bits. After playing with my calculator I decided to find another way to decode bin/hex etc .. I found a good recipe on ASPN. Now, this is a little reminder … Continue reading →
I run into a little test of Plone 2.1 today. And the whole stuff, seems to be slower than Plone 2.0.5. I decided to do a little benchmark, and yes Plone 2.1 seems to be really slower.. Plone 2.0.5 (python … Continue reading →
Everybody know Ruby on Rails right now. There is a lot of post all over the web, showing us the new latest new web programming style. This is a little funny because in a past life (4 years ago), I … Continue reading →
I guess everybody know GoogleTalk right now. Linux users like me knows that it ‘s only a Jabber server with SIP extension. Like a lot of people seems to use this, I decided to switch from MSN(suxTm) to this Jabber … Continue reading →