Monday 27 June 2011

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The undercover quanitifed self

Hamish MacGibbon writes in the London Review of Books (subscribers only) about his father, James, who was a spy for the Russians during and after World War II. There’s an account of the papers MacGibbon eventually gained access to which detailed the security services’ monitoring of the family during this period:

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Using virtualenv with Django on WebFaction

Today I set up a site on WebFaction’s hosting for the first time. Initially it was lovely — the control panel makes it easy to set up a wide arrange of different kinds of hosting environments. I got pip and virtualenv working fine, but I wasn’t sure how to have the site run within a virtualenv.

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Links for Monday 27 June 2011

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27 Jun 2011 at Twitter

  • 11:21am: What’s the point of being freelance if you can’t stay home and take it easy occasionally?
  • 12:42pm: A moment for friend’s survey? @AnnieFeighery: Which sectors r family-friendly for an emerging global health researcher? http://bit.ly/mKhywv
  • 01:06pm: London/urbanism geeks! This Sunday at RFH, “Rebuilding the City: 1951 and now”: http://bit.ly/iwRJeX (I can’t make it, booo.)
  • 01:21pm: @AnnieFeighery Pleasure! I hope it’s useful :)
  • 04:41pm: @blech I’m not sure the City of London (for one part of this city) would officially endorse that quote, unfortunately.
  • 04:48pm: @blech There’s plenty of time left to move to Berlin (or anywhere else) some day!
  • 04:52pm: Double “long, sweaty afternoon of first time Webfaction Django WSGI server configuration success” fist punch!
  • 05:29pm: @mildlydiverting It’s very, erm, “specialist”.
  • 10:08pm: A slid open door / concrete / a still warm still, still night / @mattsheret’s last.fm radio / typing.

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