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Ended up with an apple phone wireless charger which was no good to me. Thankfully my brother wanted it so went back in on a £40 box.

Got two of these 10,000mAh units that can "super" charge at 30w. Goes nicely with my black 20k one.

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Ended up with an apple phone wireless charger which was no good to me. Thankfully my brother wanted it so went back in on a £40 box.

Got two of these 10,000mAh units that can "super" charge at 30w. Goes nicely with my black 20k one.

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An Anker 533 Power Bank (30w, 10,000mAh) in my hand. Perfect pocket sized portable power.

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I've had a djangocon europe 2025 style nod from my wife. :allthethings: 😎

Time to ask my bosses & let them know my thoughts on talking about our "stackable models".

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I've had a djangocon europe 2025 style nod from my wife. :allthethings: 😎

Time to ask my bosses & let them know my thoughts on talking about our "stackable models".

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@carlton @thibaudcolas @laymonage Happy birthdays 🍻

Wish I was still 34. That was a good age.

I'll be knocking on 40s door soon 😬

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@carlton @thibaudcolas @laymonage Happy birthdays 🍻

Wish I was still 34. That was a good age.

I'll be knocking on 40s door soon 😬

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@AlSweigart I used to work on a project that provided tax calculations.

All the various calculators were written in XML because the tool had to be used by a C# app and a python app 😬

It was ok in the end. I was brought in to write a parser for the XML to turn it in to python and it all became pure python.

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@AlSweigart I used to work on a project that provided tax calculations.

All the various calculators were written in XML because the tool had to be used by a C# app and a python app 😬

It was ok in the end. I was brought in to write a parser for the XML to turn it in to python and it all became pure python.

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I think I've opened a can of worms with this.

We've a healthcheck middleware that does `cache.get()` which doesn't work with a cluster.

I was hoping django_valkey or py-valkey or even the cluster itself would do some magic.

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I think I've opened a can of worms with this.

We've a healthcheck middleware that does `cache.get()` which doesn't work with a cluster.

I was hoping django_valkey or py-valkey or even the cluster itself would do some magic.

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Got my eye on a Pixel 9 Pro Fold so it's easier to do work bits on the go.

That 8" display might make code reviews easier!

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Got my eye on a Pixel 9 Pro Fold so it's easier to do work bits on the go.

That 8" display might make code reviews easier!

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@Vivaldi thank you, didn't know about that option 👍

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@Vivaldi thank you, didn't know about that option 👍

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Whooo. Dev project up & running with celery talking to valkey.

That seems good enough to updating some staging settings & secrets and see how things go remotely.

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Whooo. Dev project up & running with celery talking to valkey.

That seems good enough to updating some staging settings & secrets and see how things go remotely.

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A screenshot of my console with docker compose running, showing celery hooked up to valkey.

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@webology having looked at the celery issues/PRs I imagine it's looking at that connection string and doesn't know what to do with it. I'm sure we just need to tell it that it's still talking to redis

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@webology having looked at the celery issues/PRs I imagine it's looking at that connection string and doesn't know what to do with it. I'm sure we just need to tell it that it's still talking to redis

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@webology yes I thought this was the case as well. There's very little difference between redis and valkey.

Now my problem maybe that in following those docs that say rename all "redis" to "valkey" I've actually gone too far.

So I think it's the cache connection uri that kombu doesn't like. It had the "redis" protocol which got caught in this renaming. I'll swap that back and see if celery will work with that.

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@webology yes I thought this was the case as well. There's very little difference between redis and valkey.

Now my problem maybe that in following those docs that say rename all "redis" to "valkey" I've actually gone too far.

So I think it's the cache connection uri that kombu doesn't like. It had the "redis" protocol which got caught in this renaming. I'll swap that back and see if celery will work with that.

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@webology Thanks, yeah I've been reading through that.

Currently doesn't look like there's celery support for valkey. So that's quite annoying. Looks like there might be a third party package to help with that though while the official one is in progress.

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@webology Thanks, yeah I've been reading through that.

Currently doesn't look like there's celery support for valkey. So that's quite annoying. Looks like there might be a third party package to help with that though while the official one is in progress.

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I'm starting a migration from redis to valkey.

The easy bit is done - I have a valkey cluster! Now I need to workout what django needs to look like for it to work with it.

And then need celery/kombu support for valkey, but searching for these things usually turns up results about cooking 😂

#django #python

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I'm starting a migration from redis to valkey.

The easy bit is done - I have a valkey cluster! Now I need to workout what django needs to look like for it to work with it.

And then need celery/kombu support for valkey, but searching for these things usually turns up results about cooking 😂

#django #python

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And a quick look at linkedin later, it turns out Vinit has got himself a new jobs as well.

Exciting times for him at the moment!

https://www. linkedin.com/posts/activity-72 62132812869210112-1Yn8?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

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And a quick look at linkedin later, it turns out Vinit has got himself a new jobs as well.

Exciting times for him at the moment!

https://www. linkedin.com/posts/activity-72 62132812869210112-1Yn8?utm_source=share&utm_medium=member_desktop

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@webology @djangocms @django Yeah I just wrote that when I found the post!! 😂

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@webology @djangocms @django Yeah I just wrote that when I found the post!! 😂

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Ok turns out we had an official blog post written last week & I missed it!

https://fosstodon.org/@djangocms/11347 1581742280929

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Ok turns out we had an official blog post written last week & I missed it!

https://fosstodon.org/@djangocms/11347 1581742280929

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@webology @djangocms @django Yes actually - I hadn't even looked yet, but it turns out Mario did it ages ago

https://www. django-cms.org/en/blog/2024/11/07/welcoming-vinit-kumar-as-the-newest-django-cms-fellow/

I'll have to do the offical page post now!

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@webology @djangocms @django Yes actually - I hadn't even looked yet, but it turns out Mario did it ages ago

https://www. django-cms.org/en/blog/2024/11/07/welcoming-vinit-kumar-as-the-newest-django-cms-fellow/

I'll have to do the offical page post now!

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So now @djangocms has another fellow. That's two. Just like @django 👀😎

Looking forward to seeing what we can get done together now 😁

#django

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So now @djangocms has another fellow. That's two. Just like @django 👀😎

Looking forward to seeing what we can get done together now 😁

#django