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"Nice, but beware. This thing appears to send everything you type in the shell to a remote computer, so don't use it as a scratch space for personal information."
On that note, why does it ask for permission to view browser history?
I love Python and all, but how is this extension useful? or are people just liking this extension because it is "cool"?
I love Python and all, but how is this extension useful? or are people just liking this extension because it is "cool"?
I use iMacros for web browser automation. Now, if iMacros would understand Python... ;)
I love Python and all, but how is this extension useful? or are people just liking this extension because it is "cool"?
I love Python and all, but how is this extension useful? or are people just liking this extension because it is "cool"?
Chrome netbooks
However, I would extremely enjoy Python interpreter being hooked with Chrom{e,ium}, either as Python-to-Javascript compiler, or native code plugin. Preferably, with ability to interact with DOM and Javascript.
Anyways you cannot write, I'v been poking around a bit but it appears he is using a lexer/parser.
I love Python and all, but how is this extension useful? or are people just liking this extension because it is "cool"?
It's useful for when you're doing stuff on a Chrome OS computer. You can't pop open a shell running Python.
One can also take a look at Crunchy. [ http://code.google.com/p/crunchy/ ]
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Chrome netbooks
IMHO, it feels quite awkward to have GNU/Linux system under the hood, and "run" Python by sending requests to some interpreter-hosting third-party service. However, I would extremely enjoy Python interpreter being hooked with Chrom{e,ium}, either as Python-to-Javascript compiler, or native code plugin. Preferably, with ability to interact with DOM and Javascript.
You just summed up my feeling of using android. and why i'm not exited the slightest by the chrome netbooks.