nejdetckenobi

They're literally ruining my life. First Minecraft, now GitHub? Congratz MS. Now I hate you more.

long time ngrok user here. used several times to show my prototypes to the others. It's simpler than deploying on heroku (or anywhere actually), and is without restrictions ofc because you use your own hw.

normally I use virtualenvwrapper and that makes a virtualenv directory for all virtualenvs you create with it. before that, I always create my projects' venvs inside my project hierarchy.

I had a dilemma about it. But after all, you can not move your venv directory unless you use `--relocatable` option. So, anyone have a strong argument about creating venvs inside your project directory?