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-- This table is useful for rough statistics based on gender
-- Don't consider it scientific in any way.
--
-- Example use:
-- select COALESCE(
--         (SELECT gender
--            FROM gender_types
--            WHERE name=users.first_name
--            LIMIT 1),
--        'U') gender_type, count(*)

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<?php
define('OAUTH_CONSUMER_KEY', 'YOUR_CONSUMER_KEY_HERE');
define('OAUTH_CONSUMER_SECRET', 'YOUR_CONSUMER_SECRET_HERE');
$listing_id="ID_OF_LISTING_THAT_YOU_OWN_HERE";
$filename="FILENAME_THAT_EXISTS_ON_THE_FILESYSTEM_HERE.JPG";
$mimetype="image/jpeg";
$access_token="ACCESS_TOKEN_YOU_HAVE_AUTHENTICATED_WITH_HERE";
$access_token_secret="ACCESS_SECRET_THAT_YOU_HAVE_AUTHENTICATED_WITH_HERE";

// You must define the constants OAUTH_CONSUMER_KEY and OAUTH_CONSUMER_SECRET

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from django.db import connections
from django.db.models.query import QuerySet

class ApproxCountQuerySet(QuerySet): 
    """Counting all rows is very expensive on large Innodb tables. This 
    is a replacement for QuerySet that returns an approximation if count()
    is called with no additional constraints. In all other cases it should
    behave exactly as QuerySet.
    
    Only works with MySQL. Behaves normally for all other engines.

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license: gpl-3.0

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>>> cmd = """
... for c in 'xdtwkeltjwlkejt7wthwk89lk':
...     if c.isdigit():
...             break;
... """
>>> 
>>> timeit.Timer(cmd).timeit()
2.1454498767852783
>>> 
>>> 

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From: umbrae@gmail.com [mailto:umbrae@gmail.com]
Sent: Friday, August 26, 2005 8:05 AM
To: Secure@macromedia.com
Subject: [Security Issue] [The encryption algorithm]


The following information was submitted on the  Security Issue Report
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Name: Umbrae

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I had a crazy idea tonight. I've had a lot of these lately that I don't do much with, so I wanted to write about it.

I was walking home, listening to the most recent This American Life , on the politics of the climate change debate. In one of the scenes, the former Congressional Representative Bob Inglis is explaining that there are many Republican politicians who believe in the science of climate change, but simply cannot say a word about it publicly because to do so would be political suicide.

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Civic engagement, local journalism, and open data

Keya Dannenbaum and Michael ToppaRoom 307

Civic engagement, local journalism, and open data

Saturday 11:30 a.m., Room 307

Keya Dannenbaum and Michael Toppa

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• Civic engagement, local journalism, and open data

  Keya Dannenbaum and Michael ToppaRoom 307

  Civic engagement, local journalism, and open data

  Saturday 11:30 a.m., Room 307

Keya Dannenbaum and Michael Toppa

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Via: http://blog.shaskins.net/googlereader.txt

On Google Reader's Sunset

Yesterday evening brought the news that Google is going to shut down Google Reader this summer (http://googlereader.blogspot.com/2013/03/powering-down-google-reader.html). Predictably, this brought about much gnashing of teeth. Having seen from the inside the rising costs of keeping unmaintained software running, and understanding the high product cost of keeping around old projects that