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- I am janoliver on github.
- I am janoliver (https://keybase.io/janoliver) on keybase.
- I have a public key ASAGu6-XK2axkOi7kB6nn1jI6PPtmEmNkJjrXG1SgDdLUQo
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time IN ( | |
DATETIME('2009-10-25 02:24:47'), | |
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#!/bin/env python | |
import gc | |
from ase.build import bulk, cut | |
from gpaw import GPAW, mpi | |
my_comm = mpi.world.new_communicator([mpi.world.rank]) | |
my_output = "log_%d" % mpi.world.rank |
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In this short article, I show you how to create nice scientific presentations using a combination of Inkscape and LaTex, made possible by two small tools I wrote.
For some joint project of mine, I needed a way for them to access (clone, pull, push) the
git repository that is hostet on my server without adding SSH accounts for them. With git
1.6.6 a feature called smart HTTP
was introduced, which allows working with the repository
via HTTP.
I set up the CGI script for smart HTTP git-http-backend
using uWSGI and serve it
(including basic authentication) via nginx. Let me show you how.
If you wonder how to set up uWSGI and nginx properly, please read my tutorial on that one. The following is completely comatible to the proposed setup. I assume you have both running and working, and
In this tutorial, I briefly explain how to set up a webserver using nginx, openssl and uwsgi on Arch Linux. The tutorial is applicable to other Linux distributions and goes through the required configuration step by step. It is, I believe, beginner friendly.
I updated, changed and tested the tutorial on Dec. 8th, 2013. All commands and
configuration files relate to the software versions that are currently available
in the Arch package repositories. Especially nginx
and uwsgi
change often and