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  <iq type="set" from="[email protected]" to="firehoser.superfeedr.com" id="sub1">
    <pubsub xmlns="http://jabber.org/protocol/pubsub" xmlns:superfeedr="http://superfeedr.com/xmpp-pubsub-ext">
      <subscribe node="http://superfeedr.com/track?include=superfeedr" jid="[email protected]"/>
    </pubsub>
  </iq>

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<iframe style="display:none;" src='https://www.subtome.com/register-no-ui.html?name=<Name of your application>&url=<url of the subscription handler>' />

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<input type="button" onclick="(function(btn){var z=document.createElement('script');document.subtomeBtn=btn;z.src='https://www.subtome.com/load.js';document.body.appendChild(z);})(this)" value="Subscribe">

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local tumblrName = "" -- Name of the Tumblr blog where the content will be posted

-- Extrat the data from the JSON notification and prepare it to be used as a Tumblr 'quote'.
local jsonContent = json.parse(request.body) 
local quote = jsonContent.items[1].title
local sourceTitle = jsonContent.title 
local sourceLink = jsonContent.standardLinks.self[1].href

-- Authenication against the Tumblr API. You will need to create an application and grab the OAuth access token.

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import urlparse
import oauth2 as oauth

consumer_key = ''
consumer_secret = ''

request_token_url = 'http://www.tumblr.com/oauth/request_token'
access_token_url = 'http://www.tumblr.com/oauth/access_token'
authorize_url = 'http://www.tumblr.com/oauth/authorize'

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Tweeting on behalf of users is bad

I just got trapped by Prismatic who tweeted a metric ton of messages on my twitter account. I do not want to pick on Prismatic who is probably a great product otherwise. However this is clearly a pattern that we've all seen too many times and this has to stop.

Before anything else, I could have very well done a mistake and hit the wrong buttons/settings. I am not putting the blame on Prismatic, but on this crazy system that allows machines to post on my behalf. No matter what, though, they should obviously prevent me from doing something that dumb, if that's my fault.

What happened

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You should see most of our requests from theses guys (used for fetching and parsing):

superparsr21		 173.255.194.171	 
superparsr22		 173.255.194.52	 
superparsr23		 173.255.194.53	 
superparsr24		 173.255.194.65	 
superparsr25		 173.255.194.66	 
superparsr26		 173.255.194.67	 
superparsr27		 173.255.195.112	 
superparsr28		 173.255.195.113	 

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require('nodetime').profile({stdout: true});


// It is important to use named constructors (like the one below), otherwise
// the heap snapshots will not produce useful outputs for you.
function LeakingClass() {
}

var leaks = [];
setInterval(function() {

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================================================================================
Error executing action `install` on resource 'python_pip[virtualenv]'
================================================================================

Mixlib::ShellOut::ShellCommandFailed
------------------------------------
Expected process to exit with [0], but received '1'
---- Begin output of pip freeze | grep -i '^virtualenv==' ----
STDOUT: 
STDERR: 

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20 times 60 feeds.

1.9.2
3.500000	0.180000	3.680000	3.805192
3.530000	0.180000	3.710000	3.790724
3.460000	0.170000	3.630000	3.715879
3.470000	0.180000	3.650000	3.708632
3.460000	0.180000	3.640000	3.680093
3.460000	0.170000	3.630000	3.675401
3.470000	0.180000	3.650000	3.674723