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Python Newbies heed this advice

zephyrfalcon.org: 10 Python pitfalls (via ZopeZen)

"These are not necessarily warts or flaws; rather, they are (side effects of) language features that often trip up newbies, and sometimes experienced programmers. Incomplete understanding of some core Python behavior may cause people to get bitten by these."
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Tips for living without electricity, from Iraqis

CNN.com: Iraqis' top 10 tips for enduring blackout in the heat -- And they should know

'Many Iraqis go outside when the power's off. "We sit in the shade," said George Ruweid, 27, playing cards with friends on the sidewalk. Of the U.S. blackout, he said: "I hope it lasts for 20 years. Let them feel our suffering."'
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USB-powered laptop fan plate

Antec: Notebook Cooler

I wonder if this could be integrated or used together with the RoadTools PodiumPad. My PodiumPad is basically a permanent fixture on my PowerBook.

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Hydra renamed to ##### (for now)

Uh oh, the good people who make Hydra are renaming their application due to legal issues.

It's too bad Chimera is also a name that is disputed, it would be a good name. They want people's suggestions for a new name... any ideas?

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