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There is already pretty decent documentation on the Mastodon website for how to install and configure a server: https://docs.joinmastodon.org/admin/prerequisites/ . If you'd like t…

I've previously profiled pipenv and found it to be slowed down massively due to launching pip for each package it was working on. Unfortunately the maintainers think the progress b…

I think most browsers don't include referrer information when clicking a link on a HTTPS site which leads to a HTTP site, but other than that I believe the information is kept by d…

Perhaps you can use my command line image printer for something like that: https://github.com/Tenzer/explosion .

I can definitely relate to that, my biggest pet peeve is probably people writing ElasticSearch instead of Elasticsearch - even though it isn't written like that anywhere on the off…

On the topic of the Schuko plug, I never really understood why there had to be that many variations of it. Being from Denmark, I have more often than not had problems with the grou…

Python 3.4? Really? Why not 3.5!

The post ends with "We look forward to your feedback as you try out nginScript [...]" but it doesn't mention where we can test it out. Does anybody know more about that?

It might be worth noting that if you pickle data in Python 3 then it actually has protocol versions which aren't compatible with Python 2: https://docs.python.org/3/library/pickle.…

Sure, that's also what I cover in the post. The latter part about rewriting is only relevant when you want to have the service behind an ELB to be located at something else than "/…

No, you can't. You can instead create your own EC2 server, give it a static IP (well, "Elastic IP") and then hope your own server doesn't go down. This is the reason why I prefer t…

Neat! I want to get started on some Lua scripting as well, probably first to just get a bunch of metrics out of Nginx via StatsD. There's access to a whole bunch of numbers via Lua…

I would expect that to be the way the Nginx Plus implementation works, but I have never had a chance to try it out.

Dynamic modules are on the road map, according to this article: http://www.infoworld.com/article/2951849/web-services/nginx-... .