The answer is simple: the developer responsible for the progress bar did not actually know the progress she program the progress bar.
During development, getting the work done has a much higher priority than the progress bar. After development, fixing functional bug has a much higher priority. After bug fixing, launching is has a much higher priority. After all, there are priority 2 or 3 bugs, who will care priority 4 bugs?
BTW, the progress bar I liked most reached 30000% and the job still not complete.
So you meant Oracle can't handle 'select for update' properly. This sounds like a really BIG disccovery to me. Consistence and transaction management have always been considered big strength of oracle. Any reference?
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OK. I haven't really used it. But I always plan to have a look. http://www.kexi-project.org/
He talked about iMac case nearly 20 years ago.
Tried the tutorial in Civ 5 Linux version... Linux crashed (and rebooted) just when I saw (but before getting contact with) the first NPC
Most RPG Games I played have large number of fake doors.
OpenOffice -> LibreOffice
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OpenSSL -> LibreSSL
Will the next be
OpenSSH -> LibreSSH
OpenBSD -> LibreBSD
OpenStack -> LibreStack
In the version I heard, the worker was fired because the department is over-staffing.
Make it as bloated as possilbe
The more serious problem is, this produces huge number of false positives: normal numbers are treated as phone numbers
Collect massive amounts of power, and beam it towards a planet. What could possibly go wrong?...
Since they are Japanese, the question should be:
What could possibly go right?
The cartoon fishes were arguably cool
Also try the URL after you logout (or clear all cookies)
I've seen websites which disallow accessing other's info when you are logged in. But allows after logout!
Won't this make the road even more slippery?
But the "kill someone" has become insanely difficult / impossible
It will be GREAT if this is patented. No one else will make such garbage again.
But I agree we should disband the USPTO.
Hate everything from Applix
No, it's not free for personal use. It's free for single person development / prototype use.
There is a personal edition for production use, pricing at USD460 + around 20% per year for support.
You need to take the datafile offline first
Not to mention that Ubuntu has LibreOffice pre-installed, so none of those users have a reason to download LibreOffice...
Just the same for OpenOffice.org
The answer is simple: the developer responsible for the progress bar did not actually know the progress she program the progress bar.
During development, getting the work done has a much higher priority than the progress bar. After development, fixing functional bug has a much higher priority. After bug fixing, launching is has a much higher priority. After all, there are priority 2 or 3 bugs, who will care priority 4 bugs?
BTW, the progress bar I liked most reached 30000% and the job still not complete.
More impressive is that when the threads approach 600, it will drop below 5.5.
USB support is free (as speech). USB 2 support is free (as beer). USB 3 support is?? (non-existent?)
It stands for Critical Patch Update.
And Oracle seems gradually renaming to Security Patch Update (SPU), which will inevitably causing confusion with their Patchset Update (PSU).
If it's posted in /., it is no longer unwritten.
Whatever you post / read here are NOT the answer of the original question.
rather than US
So you meant Oracle can't handle 'select for update' properly. This sounds like a really BIG disccovery to me. Consistence and transaction management have always been considered big strength of oracle. Any reference?