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It's very nicely written and explains things well, but it doesn't so much teach nginx as it does point out all the contradictory and unexpected behaviors. That doesn't look fun to learn (or work with) at all.
Edit: I just looked in to agentzh's other project OpenResty, and I take everything back. It may be difficult, but it's extremely powerful, and seemingly worth dealing with the 'gotchas'.
iTunes still isn't the most convenient source for many things. My one experience with iTunes was trying to buy an album from a French musician. I spent several hours creating a fake French account with a legitimate French address and tracking down a French iTunes gift card. I had to give up, because the artist didn't take the time to manually check all 300 locales to include his album in.
You consider that 'solved'? The artist never got the money I was actively trying to give him.
Do you know where in the source this is?
I didn't finish college specifically because I knew how to learn on my own. I acquired the skills necessary for my job on my own time.
And the more I think about this and type my response, the less exciting this sounds... All of this is possible on a PC. What they'll be offering us is basically a pre-loaded, locked-down Linux based OS.
http://www.curvio.com/glee/season-3/episode-10/yes-no/quinn-...
Clicking the sweater would normally take me to an online store I assume, but on this page it leads to a 403 on the J. Crew images server.
This case only seems to cover devices the suspect doesn't already willingly carry.
http://www.salon.com/2007/11/12/paul_3/
Mr. Speaker, we have some misfits who on occasion burn the flag. We all despise this behavior, but the offensive conduct of a few does not justify making an exception to the First amendment protections of political speech the majority finds offensive.