Web 2.0
- 從 Web 2.0 的資訊可互通性再想想 DRM Quote: 面對現實:Web 2.0 之所以走紅,很大一部份的原因是使用者幾乎把各種素材都當作公共領域在利用,不經太多思考就取用,也不怎麼在意如此生產的成果會如何再同樣地被使用

As part of a longer entry, Muharem Hrnjadovic asks :
I would love to see examples or code snippets that are made possibleand/or improved greatly by leveraging
functools.partial().
I'm not sure that my example qualifies, but I'll take a shot at it.
DWiki has a WSGI-like processing pipeline to handlerequests; they get passed from function to function, possibly gettingmutated on the way down and possibly having the results mutated on theway back up.
The pipeline functions look
Web 2.0
Programs like fdisk , sfdisk , and even parted are really irritatingto deal with most of the time because they ask you too many nitpickingquestions. What I want is a partitioning program with a command oriented'shell' interface, with the core command being:
make N SIZE [TYPE]
This makes partition N be SIZE big (with the default units beingmegabytes), optionally making its type be TYPE (which can be in hex orin English). If N is 1 to 4, it is a primary
A recent Slashdot story pointed to this article onone company's more flexible approach to work hours. It hasthe line:
The goal at Best Buy is to judge performance on outputinstead of hours.
My immediate cynical reaction is that this is a marvelous theorybut doomed in most practices. The root problem is the sameseductive thought in management that leads to excessive overtime : 'if my employee is getting all this done in Nhours now, think how much more work she could do in N+Y hours