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Is the actor who played Jango Fett supposed to be the poster boy for underachievers?

Stormtroopers are the successors of the Clone Troopers who are cloned from Jango Fett who had a clone made of himself he named Boba.

No one beats Jango at this at the moment.

Overall, Jango is still the best, but I've got high hopes for Earbits.

(This my reason for being interested in jango/pandora but not spotify - on jango/pandora, the stream is presented to the consumer but not on-demand, so if the consumer wants to hear it again, they can't just stream it again like on spotify.

Of course, Jango is also a bounty hunter.

Big sites using ruby: twitter.com, jango.com,...

OK, but I'm still going to pronounce it duh-jango.

Launch a jango rest service with kubernetes, which will run in a wm if it's a wrong OS, create a certificate with letsencrypt and access it with a react electron app?

Silex is built on Symfony2 Components, Twigg is a php port of Jango Templats, and composer is a nice Bundler like dependency manager for PHP.

Unfortunately, I was too distracted to comprehend most of the article after reading the author's terrible, terrible mistake: the clones are from Jango Fett, not Boba Fett (or 'Bobo Fett' for that matter).

Better email verification (at the time there wasn’t even a captcha to solve), detection of typo squatting (pip install djanho or pip install jango), limiting number of packages that can be registered in a time period by IP and/or user, prompting the user that they’re installing a package with a single Levenshtein distance away from a top 100 package.

If it were truly Anglicized, you would expect it to be spelled "Jango".

Most Python programmers I've met have pronounced it "duh-jango", and I thought this article was going to defend that pronunciation.

I haven't heard anyone on or close to the Django core team rant about people pronouncing it "duh-jango" and I hope it stays that way.

Maybe my real email is "somethingotherthanmyname@gmail" and my real name just happens to be "Jango Fett." How 'real' does a name have to appear?

The second loop was a bona-fide recursion without a terminating condition that happened in an in-house, Jango-like, templating language, called Mango.

Jango also allows me to buy paid plays and get a bunch of demographic data points to see which tracks are popular with which groups.

Jango - the best out there at the moment, aside from their prices (which are still good, but Earbits wins hands down on this front.) Thorough analytics.