Matt has an excellent article about the Python for Series 60 session at PyCon.
Go visit his blog for much more coverage on PyCon – excellent work!
This one has been done by a company called Security Innovation and talks about Windows vs. Linux Web Server Security.
Surprisingly enough, Windows wins. You get what you pay for, I guess.
How stoned do you have to be not to see how this logo is a bad idea???
Nice:
“I’ve been waiting for a quick, and easy CLI that will upload images to my flickr account. I know there are tons of flickr tools for OSX, Windows, and even Linux, but they’re all GUI based.
So, taking some inspiration from Michele Campeotto and his flickruploader, I created a simple python script that looks in a directory and will upload what ever is there to your flickr account.
What I do is run this as a background process on a linux box (nohup uploadr & ) and then I can just drag-n-drop files (Windows XP/Samba or cp from the command line) images that I want to ship up to my Flickr account. You can see the output of this process up on my flickr account here
It keeps track of what it has uploaded, and that is about it for features. The code is available to do whatever you wish with it.
Source and examples here.”
Really need to try that.