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I work with XML files, firefox XML viewer collapse/expand nodes when I click on text, it makes hard to copy text from de XML, I have tried other XML viewers but other problems appear (for example having problem opening large XML files).
The only thing it prevents me for using Firefox is it's XML viewer, clicking on text collapses nodes, it makes copying text very hard. I haven't found a workaround for this.
AFAIK cheaters still manually input moves into engine, so cheating on 3min blitz against a super GM won't so be easy.
It would be, we are still a startup. But we are already expecting that our solution would be twice or more the prices of what we pay now.
Posted by
juanefren on Thursday August 28, 2014 @02:14PM
from the self-post dept.
We are a Saas based startup, started using Linode 5 years ago, as we started getting more clients we hired a local company to manage our servers, they recommended us a dedicated server which they resell to us, we had not the best time with them, for example: we suffered a hardware failure twice, slow response time, offered old CentOS distributions making our app harder to configure, very slow...
I'm not sure if this belongs here, but what about Python 3? I haven't seen too much about Python3 in the late days as the way I have seen about 2.7.
Why isn't reportlab in the list?
As a non native English speaker, the first thing my head thought was AOL paying with banknotes.
I had to put the following with chrome scripts.
$("#siteNotice").hide();
This was posted here about a year ago. (I think it is the same title also)
As a non expert developer, I hate to see one-liners (using lambda expressions) when I am inspecting open source code.
So I would prefer they were not possible :)
ReportLab is another "key piece" that stops a lot of developers from writing python 3.X
Posted by
juanefren on Saturday October 23, 2010 @03:22PM
from the ask-hn dept.
I have an app that uses Django Python and Postgresql.Right now is running under Linux/Apache/mod_wsgi, how ever have read about Nginx and Gunicorn (also uwsgi and others) as a better option...I would like to read your recommendations (advantages and disadvantages) about deploying django.PS: I am mainly developer so I lack a lot of knowledge about sysadmin.
I think is funny enough to deserve a non-negative score :) (+1)
Even for Spanish speaking people it is a slow pronunciation word, Even OfficeLibre would be easier to pronounce.
How do I cancel the service? Should I fill a cancellation form asking me for a lot of things I don't know? I had a bad experience with ServerPronto trying to cancel.
Posted by
juanefren on Thursday September 02, 2010 @07:59PM
from the ask-hn dept.
I am running a SaaS startup company in Mexico, right now I am using a shared server but now looks like it is time to transfer to something bigger, I would like to hear your recommendations. This is what I need:
Fast service (fast response with requests).Possibility to add sub domain names automatically from shell.Possibility to create databases from shell. (each client uses his own subdomain...
I would be good to know how to change the language...
If a person doesn't know that sqrt is 1^(1/2) probably (just probably...) that person would never need to use sqrt...
I (and also a lot of people) think they ought to ship Android phones, How bad could be for them that option? my limited vision says it is an excellent choice.
Still waiting for Django, ReportLab, xlrd, xlwt, html2pdf... after these I will not have any more excuses.
The comparison is missing :)
html5zombo.com and zombo.com
Posted by
juanefren on Wednesday June 02, 2010 @03:21PM
from the google-opensource.blogspot.com dept.
I up-vote this, you are specifying what does it appears to you. I also agree with you, it is true that probably flash isn't the future from the web, but at least is part of the present.
I agree, it looks like he didn't see 32...Qe8.
Posted by
juanefren on Tuesday May 11, 2010 @12:47PM
from the chessvibes.com dept.
I like too much chessbase.com reports, they are usually a bit late, but they contain nice images.