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These days, it seems that businesses are finally starting to be more comfortable with the Bring Your Own Device (BYOD) policy which allows employees to use their personal devices to access privileged corporate information.

Device manufacturers have also started to push their own flavor of cloud ...continue

Installing M2Crypto, a feature-rich Python wrapper for OpenSSL, should be a simple matter of running pip install M2Crypto. However, it seems that on CentOS, RedHat or other Fedora Core-based distributions, especially 32-bit operating system running on 64-bit hardware, it is a bit tricky.

Here are the ...continue

One of the tools I use on a daily basis is Git, a Distributed Version Control System (DVCS). Other than the usual git checkout -b branch, git tag -a and git merge/push/pull, the Git workflow generally demands very little of me to keep the ...continue

When dealing with displaying large html content, we need a way to generate its summary and a “read more” or “continue” link to the full article.

This is a simple matter of truncating the html content at a defined maximum word count and adding the convenient ...continue

Once in a while, you just want to display a collection (or more) of images with different dimensions. The problem seems easy enough.

The task of manually creating thumbnail for each image is quite tedious and it’s definitely not worth the trouble to write a ...continue

Setting menu active state should be simple in any programming languages or frameworks. Checking whether a page_id or an Object is the same as the current page in context is usually all that’s required.

When using a template engine, such as jinja in Django or ...continue