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NetEffMon — About
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The map is provided as is. No guarantee on the data can be given. Moreover, it is currently a mixed view of several network operators. To read points, you need to both check the color aginst the legend on the right, and the size of the point: radius depends on the number of measures that were used to compute a displayed point; the less measures we have, the bigger the point. So, small points should be more reliable than big ones. About the NetEffMon Project. It can be cloned via. From the Assembla Project.
erilem.net
Éric Lemoine - node
http://erilem.net/tag/node.html
Published: Sun 14 March 2010. I've been interested in server-side JavaScript lately. As a proof of feasibility (to myself) I've put together a node.js-based web service that gets geographic objects from PostGIS and provides a GeoJSON representation of these objects. For this I've used node.js, postgres-js and OpenLayers. To know more about the philosophy and design of node.js. The Hello World node.js web service looks like that:. Server running at http:/ 127.0.0.1:8000/. Now we can use postgres-js. Serve...
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Éric Lemoine - Erilem
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Notes on the Austin OpenStack Summit. Published: Mon 16 May 2016. Three weeks ago I was in Austin (Texas, USA) for the Newton OpenStack summit. Newton is the name of the next OpenStack release, whose projected release date is October 2016. This was my very first OpenStack summit, so I thought it would be worth writing a few words about it. The OpenStack world being new to me, I was in discovery mode, and did a bit of everything. I listened to a couple talks from the main conference, and attended a nu...
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Éric Lemoine - javascript
http://erilem.net/tag/javascript.html
Published: Sun 14 March 2010. I've been interested in server-side JavaScript lately. As a proof of feasibility (to myself) I've put together a node.js-based web service that gets geographic objects from PostGIS and provides a GeoJSON representation of these objects. For this I've used node.js, postgres-js and OpenLayers. To know more about the philosophy and design of node.js. The Hello World node.js web service looks like that:. Server running at http:/ 127.0.0.1:8000/. Now we can use postgres-js. Serve...
erilem.net
Hacking
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Some of the open-source stuff I've worked on. For my Phd I developed a thread-based networking subsystem for Linux. I also developed drivers and firmware for Myricom/Myrinet network devices. After my Phd, I worked on the Sungem network interface driver (Sungem was the network interface of the iBook G3 I was using at that time). I added NAPI. And NETPOLL support to the driver. I must confess that I'm happy to see that the sungem driver. Is still in Linux, and that I still have my name listed in the file!
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Éric Lemoine - Misc
http://erilem.net/category/misc.html
Notes on the Austin OpenStack Summit. Published: Mon 16 May 2016. Three weeks ago I was in Austin (Texas, USA) for the Newton OpenStack summit. Newton is the name of the next OpenStack release, whose projected release date is October 2016. This was my very first OpenStack summit, so I thought it would be worth writing a few words about it. The OpenStack world being new to me, I was in discovery mode, and did a bit of everything. I listened to a couple talks from the main conference, and attended a nu...
erilem.net
Server-side OpenLayers
http://erilem.net/server-side-openlayers.html
Published: Sun 14 March 2010. I've been interested in server-side JavaScript lately. As a proof of feasibility (to myself) I've put together a node.js-based web service that gets geographic objects from PostGIS and provides a GeoJSON representation of these objects. For this I've used node.js, postgres-js and OpenLayers. To know more about the philosophy and design of node.js. The Hello World node.js web service looks like that:. Server running at http:/ 127.0.0.1:8000/. Now we can use postgres-js. Serve...
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Django 1.1 Talk Text - excess.org
http://excess.org/article/2009/05/django-1-1-talk-text
Contributing to Open Source. IASA E-Summit, 2014-05-16. Python 3, the Argument Sketch. Moving to Python 3. Alternatives to SQL Databases. Audio Streaming over Bluetooth. MARS and Cell processor. Printing with Debian and Windows Mini-HOWTO. First name at this domain. On OFTC, freenode and github. Django 1.1 Talk Text. Posted on 2009-05-16, last modified 2009-05-19. This is the text from the Django 1.1 talk I gave on Friday May 15 at Algonquin College for FOSSLC's Geocamp/Summercamp 2009. There will be a c...
