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This past week, work sent me to Seattle for Supercomputing 2011.

While there, I crashed with my sister, Doctor J, drank wine, did some dancing, and had a blast! On Friday night after the wine had set in, I tried explaining what it is I do. It's really just magic, but has to be described with words like python, and development. I showed off raptorizemw and soon enough, we were getting ready to chaplin-ize her department's new website!

Check it out at http://depts.washington.edu/mirg. The effect only triggers once in every three page loads (on average) so if it doesn't show, reload it a couple times.

It's done. An over-engineered WSGI middleware component that adds a velociraptor to every page served. Fact: Every WSGI app is better with a raptor.

It's called raptorizemw (pronounced "awesome") and the only way to use it is in production.

I found an old tutorial I made for a friend on how to make a konami-code for your website! Here, I posted the source in a github repo. You can also see a live version up at http://threebean.org/konami.

Now... I've got to get around to writing that raptorize WSGI middleware layer that __amol__ requested; every site is better with raptors.

This is more important than a tweet.

Check out fabulous and then include it in every project you've ever worked on.

Here's what I did with it.