In postinst:

> virtualenv /vrmd/$APP_NAME/venv

This step could be skipped if you built different debs for different distro versions (in chroots for example, like sbuild does it).

Might be too much of a hassle, though, for a little gain. It just looks slightly wrong to me that you first install a deb and then go and overwrite many of the files the deb installed.

I believe the reason is that the position of the virtualenv changes (from /home/buildbot/package-version/vrmd/venv to /vrmd/package/venv) and some links didn't match. I'm not 100% sure though, it's some time ago. :)

Increased by 100% would mean it has doubled. Increased by 47% is much less.

I'm 26 and know C very well. I use it at work and for hobby projects. Still, Python is my main language.

I've also found it quite hard to "overwrite" memories. At least, you need to let the pegs rest for a while before reusing them.

When he writes about this sort of thing Derren Brown (British mentalist) mentions that once you get to a decent level of skill with this you can just make up new rooms in your head; he talks about "dropping" overused rooms and starting fresh ones.

I can't drop anything to the "Drop an image" box. My chromium just shows me the image I dropped.

This is what I thought too. JSON is lightweight and so should be the tools for using it.

As one of the comments on the page says: "Well, it's a nice new picture but we've known its size, speed and origin for a very long time. Definitely not news."

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeta_Ophiuchi

I get 80 with this number. When you sum, remember to handle two-digit numbers specially, for example 5 * 2 = 10 as 1 and 0, not 10.

Bingo. Well that solves the "none of my cards are valid" conundrum. Now I just need to work out why my mind isn't functioning properly this morning.

Cheers!