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Let's start a first request.

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I wanted to get a way to inspect the value of variables when a function was called without modifying the code. I tested it on a simple function, and it does what I wanted.

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Returned: '2014-07-11T23:59:00+07:00'

Récapitulatif des mesures proposées

Définir les principes fondant la protection des droits fondamentaux à l’ère du numérique (3.1.)

Le droit sur les données personnelles : un droit à l’autodétermination plutôt qu’un droit de propriété (3.1.1.)*

Proposition n° 1

Concevoir le droit à la protection des données personnelles comme un droit à « l’autodétermination informationnelle », c’est-à-dire le droit de l’individu de décider de la communication et de l’utilisation de ses données à caractère personnel. Inscrire cette conception dans la proposition de règlement relatif à la protection des données à caractère personnel ou, dans l’attente du règlement, dans la loi du 6 janvier 1978.

A week or so ago I decided I wanted to get all of my archived mail from Mac OS X's Mail.app into a more readable format. I was a bit surprised to find that ever since 10.4, Mac OS X stores its mail in an Apple-invented format called "EMLX" (well, this is what I'm calling it at least...each mail message is stored in a file that ends in ".emlx"). A very rough sketch of the file format:

The first line of the file (beginning of the document to the first linefeed) is an ASCII-encoded number representing the size of the actual email message in bytes.
Starting with the first byte after the linefeed is the email, exactly N bytes in size where N is the number of bytes specified in #1.
From the end of the email message to the end of the .emlx file is an XML-encoded Apple PList containing metadata about the email message (presumably for spotlight).

I really don't care for the .emlx file format. The only application that's able to read it is Mail.app. Really the only reason for its existence is because Apple w

Let's say you want to send files to a program

python pipe_test.py --blah foo.txt bar.txt

AND send files content to a program with a pipe

cat foo.txt bar.txt | python pipe_test.py --blah

En tant que visiteur d'une librairie (!= bibliothèque),

je parcours les rayons avec les ouvrages papier,
je peux feuilleter les ouvrages, en lire un passage
je vais à la borne pour commander l'ouvrage numérique. Code barre ? Catalogue ?
paiement facile (contactless? pièces et billets? Impression ticket à payer à la sortie du magasin)
réception sur USB (Modèle : amener ta tasse pour le café)? Achat d'une USB?
réception sur ma liseuse ? Comment ? WIFI ?

	def blah(foo):
	'''some function in the code'''
	lol = another_func(foo)
	# testing stuff
	vartest = lol
	'''
	type: {0}
	methods: {1}
	repr: {2}
	'''.format(type(vartest), dir(vartest), repr(vartest))

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