Vacation! http://t.co/6S9tdPjYnZ

My @cartelcoffeelab mug looked like this. So sad it's gone. Might call airport lost and found? http://t.co/aUaOgr2NOi

Bought an awesome @cartelcoffeelab mug in PHX, daughter left it in RIC airport. So sad.

Just finished PHX -> ATL, waiting for ATL -> RIC

I'm your huckleberry. http://t.co/AAwUCz1BiR

Hehe. Butt. http://t.co/QBUfFuBTx2

@timbray Python 4ever

@wilw COS Wil Wheaton (Chief Sarcasm Officer)

I'm using @dayoneapp to start capturing things that make me smile. A Joy Journal #nomoresourface

No Caption Necessary http://t.co/4uqugAu77a

monkinetic: The Train http://t.co/23HrMZcWdf

Are you on the train or in front of it? pic.twitter.com/feAQRno7Hs

— Steve Ivy (@steveivy) July 3, 2014

Are you on the train or in front of it? http://t.co/feAQRno7Hs

@GlennF @marcoarment that is truly awesome, and I'll be visiting even more often now.

I'm really liking Day One. Picked it up for free yesterday and finding it fun and useful.

Neat trick: select a passage in the book I'm reading in iBooks, select "Share" > "Copy" and paste into Day One, complete with link to the book in the iBookstore.

@GlennF @marcoarment Don't laugh. Every local Ace I've tried has been staffed with experienced old-timers who know things.

RT @JordanRinke: We need less hackathons, more apprenticeships. Less bootcamps, more classes. Less rockstars, more mentors. Develop people …

Monkinetic: http://t.co/4h3fonqEPc

@scalzi read God Engines last night. Very good, very different. Subversive on several levels. (Identifying them an exercise for the reader)

Ever want to just turn off that logger for a while in Python? Maybe while running tests or debugging? Even the CRITICAL messages?

Notice that the logging level contants (logging.DEBUG etc) actually represent numeric values:

Level       Numeric value
CRITICAL    50
ERROR       40
WARNING     30
INFO        20
DEBUG       10
NOTSET      0

On a whim I tried:

logging.getLogger('logger_to_turn_off').setLevel(100)

And bam, no logging, even the CRITICAL messages. Yes, most of you python nerds knew this, but I didn't, so I learned something at least!