May 2014 Archives by author Messages sorted by: [ thread ] [ subject ] [ date ] More info on this list... Starting: Thu May 1 05:28:15 MDT 2014 Ending: Sat May 31 23:40:38 MDT 2014 Messages: 112 [Twisted-Python] Status of trac upgrade Jonathan Ballet [Twisted-Python] Code question - semantic meaning of IServiceCollection(parent, parent) Jonas Brunsgaard [Twisted-Python] Code question - semantic meaning of IServiceCollection(parent, parent) Jonas Brunsgaard [Twisted-Python] Porting Twisted to Python 3. Conra
[Python-Dev] Death to WITH_CYCLE_GC Tim Peters [email protected] Wed, 3 Jul 2002 17:05:18 -0400 Previous message: [Python-Dev] Death to WITH_CYCLE_GC Next message: [Python-Dev] Death to WITH_CYCLE_GC Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] [MAL] > Then why do we have a switch to optionally remove the Unicode > support ? I don't know, although I've asked that question myself. People used to be frightened of the Unicode database sizes; I'm not sure they are anymore. > or for disabling intern
Today I learned more about Docker and Python. The blog post Connection refused? Docker networking and how it impacts your image gives an approachable overview over networking with Docker. In the end you have to add the host with port 0.0.0.0 to your docker config: CMD ["flask", "run", "--host", "0.0.0.0"] Read more about Docker and Python on Itamar Turner-Tauring’s blog Python Speed
Apple II Bits Ivan Drucker’s BASIC to Python January 18th, 2016 9:41 AM by Ken Gagne Filed under Musings ; Comments Off on Ivan Drucker’s BASIC to Python Ivan Drucker is an unsung hero of the Apple II community. His line of programming utilities , networking tools , and Raspberry Pi applications might pigeonhole him as a software savant, but his contributions to the Apple II community extend across multiple media, including KansasFest presentations and Juiced.GS cover stories . It’s no surprise, then
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[mod_python] uneven speed results ml ml at dasir.net Thu Apr 26 10:55:48 EDT 2007 Previous message: [mod_python] uneven speed results Next message: [mod_python] uneven speed results Messages sorted by: [ date ] [ thread ] [ subject ] [ author ] For a large count of requests it gives some constant reply time. But rarely visited sites have a long "warm up" (sometimes over 2 seconds) and that is too much. I'm just curious what makes the difference between e.g. 150ms and 1500ms respond times. D Graham Dumpleton
Insertion sort (Python, arrays) From LiteratePrograms Jump to: navigation , search Other implementations: ACL2 | C | C, simple | Eiffel | Erlang | Forth | Haskell | Io | Java | Lisp | OCaml | Python | Python, arrays | Ruby | Scala, list | Smalltalk | Standard ML | Visual Basic .NET This is a simple example of the insertion sort sorting algorithm, using an array package to sort in-place. theory Insertion sort, like selection sort , works by maintaing the invariant that, given a division of the list into a pr
Lazy Proxy in Python — mina86.com Lazy Proxy in Python Posted by Michał ‘mina86’ Nazarewicz on 8th of July 2012 Share on Bluesky Paths of destiny lead mysterious ways. Not so long ago, I was a hard-core C hacker and now, I spend a lot of the time coding in Python. In somehow related news, I have discovered that my search-foo is not good enough, when I was unable to find a decent implementations of several design patterns in Python. What I needed was a generic proxy that would defer initialisation of
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# HiR Information Report: python Eight years ago, I wrote about building a honeypot army with Raspberry Pi, EC2, and Modern Honey Network . Back then, the Modern Honey Network (MHN) project was the gold standard for deploying a large fleet of honeypots, but it was already showing its age as Python 2 deprecation loomed. in 2020, some folks forked the work and got it running on Python 3, but haven't maintained it since. To the surprise of everyone who remembers me introducing the SecKC MHN effort and the stu