This will be brisk, but I intend to cover all of the caveats involved in distributing webfonts via AWS's CloudFront CDN.
After my disastrous experience with Oneiric left me with an ugly and half-working xfce/compiz amalgam, I promised myself that when the next version of Linux Mint shipped with the erstwhile Gnome2 fork "Mate", I'd give it a go.
On a short jaunt in Okinawa last week, I was perplexed/upset/disappointed to see that my trusty Tamron 17-50mm F2.8 lens had apparently crapped out, giving an internet-famous "Err 01: Communication between the camera and lens is faulty."
A friend of mine recently left a life in an industry he never wanted to be in to become a teacher. It wasn't the university professorship he was hoping for when he put in the long yards to get his PhD, but it was a position teaching CS at a prestigious escalator school in a wealthy area.
Python has lots of built-in serialization methods. It has had a standard module called pickle for a very long time, and exposes its built-in trusted data marshaling routines in the marshal module. Since the release of Python 2.6 in October, 2008 it has also had a standard, well-tested json library.