Python package to communicate with the bitstamp.net API (v1 and v2). Compatible with Python 2.7+ and Python 3.3+

* Bitcoin is on a massive uptrend, and now carries a $118.5 billion market capitalization.
* This article will be the first of a series. The series will cover well-known facts about bitcoin along with many lesser-known facts.
* After you go through all of this series, you should be able to understand what you need to understand, regarding using or investing in bitcoin.

A simple$ whois 179.86.208.206 revealed that the requests were coming from Brazil. Before using iptables to block the offending IP by dropping all packets from that source, I thought I’d take a closer look at the logs to see if there was anything else I missed. I realized that it was multiple IPs making these huge amount of requests. Upon closer inspection I realized that they were all coming from the same user-agent "Mozilla/5.0 Jorgee"

Making Portable Document Format (PDF) files from LaTeX source is a little tricky, because the PDF file must incorporate not only the images for any figures, but also the font glyphs (or at least, partial fonts) for anything outside the standard handful of fonts in the basic PostScript set. In particular, this means most mathematical characters, Greek letters, and the like — even if they're in the normal Symbol font.
If this isn't done right, you get the kind of mess frequently downloaded from the Web: documents with missing characters, or wrong characters. The latter problem comes from differences in font encoding between the system the assembled the PDF file and the one on which it's displayed. This is why all but the basic fonts really must be embedded in the PDF file, even though this makes the file bigger. Furthermore, the fonts that are embedded should be outline (Type 1) fonts, so that they'll look “clean” wherever they are displayed or printed.
Though there are a number of HOWTO documents and Web pages devoted to this problem, I haven't found a single page that combines all the necessary information in one place. Hence, this document.

Valid also for Mavic Pro

The biggest advantage of LVM over traditional disk partitions is its support for "dynamic partitions"; you can create and resize (grow or shrink) LVM volumes dynamically as needed. There is no notion of physical disk boundary in LVM logical volumes, so you can create a large LVM volume that spans across multiple smaller physical disks. Such flexible partitioning allows you to manage storage space more efficiently as disk usage patterns change over time.

If you want to add new disks to an existing LVM volume to expand its size, you can easily do it, and here is how.

Teste la force d'un mot de passe

#!/bin/bash
set -e
set -u
set -o xtrace

sudo mount -o remount,exec,suid /tmp
mkdir /tmp/source/chroot -p
cd /tmp/source
sudo mkarchroot chroot/root base-devel
git clone "https://aur.archlinux.org/goffice0.8.git";
git clone "https://aur.archlinux.org/webkitgtk.git";
git clone "https://aur.archlinux.org/gnucash.git";
cd goffice0.8/
makechrootpkg -T -r ../chroot/
sudo cp *.pkg.tar.xz /var/cache/pacman/pkg/.
cd ../webkitgtk/
makechrootpkg -T -r ../chroot/
sudo cp *.pkg.tar.xz /var/cache/pacman/pkg/.
cd ../gnucash/
makechrootpkg -T -r ../chroot/ -I ../goffice0.8/goffice0.8-0.8.17-4-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz -I ../webkitgtk/webkitgtk2-2.4.11-6-x86_64.pkg.tar.xz
sudo cp *.pkg.tar.xz /var/cache/pacman/pkg/.
yes 'o' | sudo pacman -U gnucash*.pkg.tar.xz ../webkitgtk/webkitgtk2*.pkg.tar.xz ../goffice0.8/goffice0.8*.pkg.tar.xz


(21/12/2017)
Pour la MAJ en 2.6.19, cette méthode a échoué.
J'ai remplacé webkitgtk2 par webkitgtk2-enchant (installé via Yaourt) et j'ai recompilé en modifiant la dépendance webkitgtk2 en webkitgtk2-enchant : ça marche !