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Sydney, Australia.
@akent on twitter.
My question is what happens when the batteries die in these beacons if you have set many of them them up in a constellation like this for intra-room location? Do you have to replace all together and reconfigure or is there some easier way to replace individual beacons that have gone flat and reconfigure them to act exactly like the one they are replacing?
Way to find something negative to say when this MPTCP deployment is overwhelmingly positive no matter what you think of Apple vs Android.
-> Deliberately regressing, so sorry, we'll add it back later.
Um what?
Wikipedia has a surprisingly comprehensive article on Australia's metrication: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Metrication_in_Australia
I'm saying the new finding that "more time -> better able to recognize" is also not surprising.
Not sure if that's really as counter-intuitive as the article suggests.
"The demo is limited to 16 concurrent instances and 2 libvirt connections. Due to these limitations we were unable to spawn a new instance to service your request. Please try again later."
Um.
His most recent post is http://blog.steveklabnik.com/posts/2013-01-23-node
- allows gunicorn to bind to multiple address
- add SSL support
- add syslog support
- add nworkers_changed hook
- add response arg for post_request hook
- parse command line with argparse (replace deprecated optparse)
- fix PWD detection in arbiter
- miscellenaeous PEP8 fixes
SSL support is probably the big ticket item here but I imagine most people already have an SSL termination solution already.