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How Twitter Stores 250M Tweets a Day Using MySQL (High Scalability) -- notes from a talk at the MySQL conference on how Twitter built a high-volume MySQL store. How The Atlantic Got Profitable With Digital First (Mashable) -- Lauf says his team has focused on putting together premium advertising experiences that span print, digital, events and (increasingly) mobile. Data...
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Software pluggable to monitor servers
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Allows to create a user and assign roles directly from the sharing tab
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The ironic Internet package
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Fully event-driven Robotics Service Bus
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Python based shell
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Class based command-line wrapper
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Python Flow Cytometry (FCM) Tools
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RapidSMS Tropo Threadless Backend
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Smart JavaScript loading for Django
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Multimaster replication for MongoDB
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User notification library with pluggable backends
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Recurly Python Client
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A lightweight static weblog generator
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Simple two-phase template rendering application useful for caching of authenticated requests
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A process utilities module for Python
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Quick and dirty Python embedded and non-relationnal database
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A Python REST Client for NetDNA REST Web Services
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Linux Blog tee time Filed under : Shell Script Sundays TheLinuxBlog.com at 3:19 pm on Sunday , June 10, 2012 This weekend was South East Linux Fest although I’m bummed I couldn’t make it I did learn something new from taking an LPIC level 1 self assessment . What I learned about was the application . tee The question was something : like What command outputs to stdout and also writes to a file” My answer was echo” but that was the wrong answer . The correct answer was . tee I’d seen it before in either Slackware or Debian’s packages list but forgot totally about it . It’s a pretty handy utility to have in your arsenal if you ask me . Usage would be something like : this date tee date.txt this will echo the current date out , and also write it to date.txt . Of course , there are plenty of