Derived from here :

import sysx = 10del sys.modules['__main__']print x

If you execute this at the interpreter prompt, you get a NameErrorthat x is not defined. If you execute it as a file (or if you putthe sys.modules and print bit in a function and run the function),you get None printed.

The interpreter situation makes a certain amount of sense, once youdiscover that the interpreter is holding no references to anythingfrom

This week, we:

• got 15,265 messages from 278 different IP addresses.
• handled 21,071 sessions from 1,538 different IP addresses.
• received 215,602 connections from at least 52,130 different IPaddresses.
• hit a highwater of 12 connections being checked at once.

These statistics superficially look a lot like last week 's, although up somewhat. What they hide isa significant spam storm that has actually

Here's a fun Fedora Core RPM dependency problem that I just fixed.(Since I've jumped on Ubuntu for similar things, I feel that equaltime is only fair.)

I have been trying to install Wine on my Fedora Core 5 machine fora while, without success. The visible manifestation of the problemwas that ' yum install wine ' would download everything and thenbomb out during the install complaining about two things:

• 'package sane-backends-1.0.18-2.