The other day I was driving around Ljubljana with my friend Bostjan when the song below came up on the radio. “Just listen to this,” said Bostjan. And I did. And now I can’t get it out of my head.
The song was a big hit in 1999, somewhat before I was interested in this kind […]
I’m sure some of you remember the girl who tried to buy her MacBook Pro by selling the space on the back of the screen for 50$/square inch. A genius idea!
Well, her name is Leah Culver and she is the lead developer behind Kevin Rose’s latest startup Pownce. She’s using Django for Pownce’s backend and […]
There’s a lot of useful, nicely designed, user proven, tested, stable, time saving, free or cheap services, programs, scripts, webapps and things alike in this world. And I could be using any one of them to get the job done well, effortlessly and on time.
And yet, for every useful, nicely designed, stable, free or cheap […]
As a user and developer of a range of open source applications and frameworks there are issues I and others have to face on daily basis. Badly designed GUI, bad exception handling, instability, a huge pile of dependencies, bugs that call them selfs features, slow and inaccurate operation, unreadable fonts, huge memory leaks, outdated documentation, […]
… are just damn funny! :)
Like this Henry’s Python Programming Guide - Part 1 from Henry the Adequate.
It made me laugh for hours! :)
… life gets wonderful! :)
It’s unbelievable how can an email starting with:
Dear Applicant,
Congratulations! This email is being sent to inform you that your
application was accepted to take part in the Summer of Code.
make a rainy day one of the nicest days of the year! :)
Yes, my application for creating a “Full history for Django” backend […]
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