my olympus c-5060 (like all of their afaik) look like USB mass storage devices when connected via USB. No drivers required (beyond supporting USB mass storage devices which almost all OSes do already).
I have a script that moves all of the images off and puts them on my web server in their own folder, makes thumbnails etc. all in one go, just plug in the camera and go make a cuppa, all done.
pretty much the same as extracting the CF card and doing the same with a reader but the c-5060 takes a CF and SD card simultaneously and makes it si I can't forget to put the cards back in (a *very* likely occurence =)
When one of my customer buys something I need to know that the record of that purchase has been written to disk.
It's not fun fielding calls from our customers wanting to know where there advertising credits have gone.
WAL (Write Ahead Logging) is really a pre-requisite for anything where cash is involved and is part of Postgresql.
WAL is now available in the mysql InnoDB table type which has only been included by default in binaries since 4.0 and has to be enabled manually if you build from source.
Prior to its switch to MySQL in 2000, Yahoo! Finance managed its database needs through homegrown flat files and Berkeley DB databases. But those solutions proved to be inflexible and not scalable enough for their needs.
from this one can imagine that the needs of finance.yahoo is returning rows based on a few joins
it just seems that lots of slashdotters have irrational belief that mysql is just fundamentally inferior in some strange way. That's something I don't understand.
You have evaluated them both in production environments where data integrity is paramount and developer time is expensive ?
no, because then your forums don't get indexed and that is not the same as google not using the links in your user supplied comments in the forum to contribute to the calculation of PageRank for the external linked pages.
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Windows' usability is a dead end.
people had chosen plan9
Realising that mime types were *not* the answer esp. based on the file extension, the plumber does exactly what you ask but for *all* applications
It regex matches the text sent to it and acts accordingly.
I do almost what you ask but for the internal browser "mothra" and to firefox via ssh.
Mothra is getting old and can't even handle frames and tables so it is necessary to have a 4.x browser available for web access.
You're implying that because the Nazis called themselves "National Socialist" that they actually were socialist?
No I'm not
As currency fluctuates there will *always* be winners and losers in this scheme.
One year it's cheaper to import ink from the US at their price, the next cheaper for USians to import EU ink.
What next? Region encoded GM rice ?
hmm, that last bit might not be right but the first part is.
Fight for something better: www.socialistalternative.org
Socialism doesn't start with concentration camps, that's where it ends.
UK legal aid doesn't apply to defamation cases, only criminal prosecutions when you are the defendent.
It might not be that important to you but you forgot
step 1.
send oracle $3000 per 5 users per database
no, only the data on the storage cards is available, not the in memory buffer
this does not limit my ability to do what I want in any way.
sounds like you're imagiantion is doing that for you
my olympus c-5060 (like all of their afaik) look like USB mass storage devices when connected via USB. No drivers required (beyond supporting USB mass storage devices which almost all OSes do already).
I have a script that moves all of the images off and puts them on my web server in their own folder, makes thumbnails etc. all in one go, just plug in the camera and go make a cuppa, all done.
pretty much the same as extracting the CF card and doing the same with a reader but the c-5060 takes a CF and SD card simultaneously and makes it si I can't forget to put the cards back in (a *very* likely occurence =)
Olympus digital cameras when hooked up via USB show up as external storage devices
My c-5060 also has a neat little remote control for activating the shutter
with a bit of inginuety you could rig this up for un-attended time lapse
When one of my customer buys something I need to know that the record of that purchase has been written to disk.
It's not fun fielding calls from our customers wanting to know where there advertising credits have gone.
WAL (Write Ahead Logging) is really a pre-requisite for anything where cash is involved and is part of Postgresql.
WAL is now available in the mysql InnoDB table type which has only been included by default in binaries since 4.0 and has to be enabled manually if you build from source.
in Korea, only old people know how to drive cars
won't be long now .....
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Prior to its switch to MySQL in 2000, Yahoo! Finance managed its database needs through homegrown flat files and Berkeley DB databases. But those solutions proved to be inflexible and not scalable enough for their needs.
from this one can imagine that the needs of finance.yahoo is returning rows based on a few joins
fair play to mysql, it does return rows quickly
I only found it myself a couple of weeks ago when I had to research the subject.
I'm sat here waiting to take delivery of a new server to try it out on =)
some of those mysql look really nasty
the postgres ones look fairly innocuous, esp. for recent versions
Do you know of any database (free or commercial) that supports such a feature (auto)magically?
yes : this one
see http://slony.info/ as the other poster mentioned
it just seems that lots of slashdotters have irrational belief that mysql is just fundamentally inferior in some strange way. That's something I don't understand.
You have evaluated them both in production environments where data integrity is paramount and developer time is expensive ?
What if I wanted to be a jackass and put that in all of my links on my site? ?
you are already a jackass, no rel required
no, because then your forums don't get indexed and that is not the same as google not using the links in your user supplied comments in the forum to contribute to the calculation of PageRank for the external linked pages.
I thought that was fairly obvious
However, we'll always be using brand-spankin' new software, not the old stuff
wrong
Guess who will still be using Apache 2?
people use it now ?
fyi you can write "T" as tee
Perhaps he meant "internet facing machines"
If one is a serious player, why have your database server internet facing ?