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Author Archives: MXH
Django Project Layout
As a sort-of-followup to my brief remarks of last week, today I’m going to say a few words about how I lay out my Django projects, and how I configure the Apache server to present them. There’s nothing too surprising … Continue reading
Chaff
Back on 1 September, Ebert wrote a post bearing the charming title “Put up or shut up”. It amounted to a call for prominent Republicans to make a great production out of denouncing claims to the effect that Obama was … Continue reading
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Trademark
So, Michael Buffer. The “Let’s get ready to rumble” fight announcer guy. I looked him up on Wikipedia the other day, and it turns out that he’s made quite a tidy living from that schtick. Supposedly, his trademark on that … Continue reading
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OAuth and Export Controls
Reading over the OAuth protocol (RFC 5849), I noticed something a little odd in section 2.1: Since the request results in the transmission of plain text credentials in the HTTP response, the server MUST require the use of a transport-layer … Continue reading
Comments Experiment
I’m going to experiment with enabling comments. Right now, they’re set up s.t. everything has to be manually approved. I’m not sure what my approval criteria will be — probably something along the lines of “I’d enjoy reading that if … Continue reading
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OAuth and mod_wsgi
Just a quick tip: If you’re building an (e.g., Django) application that: Relies on mod_wsgi, and Acts as an OAuth server, and Relies on the HTTP Authorization header to pass OAuth parameters, then you need to ensure that you set … Continue reading
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Argentine
An Argy friend of mine was given to: Joking about some of the less-charming stereotypes of her countrymen. (“The French of Latin America.” “How does an Argentine commit suicide? He climbs to the top of his ego and jumps off.”) … Continue reading
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Wikileaks
Some random thoughts on Wikileaks. Be warned: I’m going to be doing a bit of “people say such-and-such” w/o providing any links, because I’m feeling a bit lazy. I don’t think any of these unsourced mutterings will be much in … Continue reading
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