If your DB server is swapping, either you've misconfigured things, or some process has run away with your memory. Keep your swap file small so that the OOM killer kicks in sooner rather than later.
What you say makes sense, but unfortunately Oracle doesn't. The Oracle installer simply won't start if you don't have at least 1GB of swap space, no matter how much RAM you have.
Want something that works well? Get Postgres. Want to make your boss happy and keep your job? Get Oracle... Sad but true:(
Considering that African nations have each a small fraction of the 16 million addresses that the GE corporation has, they need something better than NAT.
Python is the solution I recommend for everyone who looks for tips on advanced Excel uses. Excel is OK if you just want some quick and dirty solution for a small problem, but if you have to go to the trouble of reading a book, Excel is clearly not the best solution.
For scientists and engineers who need something more than what Excel (and possibly Matlab) offers, I recommend starting with either A Byte of Python or Dive Into Python.
Having mp3 files on your computer is not illegal in the UK Offering them to other people is....
But he *did* offer them to other people. From the summary: "The buyer immediately went to the police, who initially treated it as a joke; when they realised he was serious, they swooped on his home and seized his camera and PC".
Offering it to other people is illegal, offering it to the police is incredibly stupid.
The first example: "Develop the mathematics of the brain". This covers large parts of computer science, artificial intelligence and psychology. What does "mathematically consistent" mean?
The way I understood it is "develop a mathematical model of consciousness". Something that verysmart people have been wondering about for some time.
I would love to see for just once, an article that states that the mentioned technology is being produced en masse and possibly a website from where I can order it, wherever I may be at a reasonable price.
In other words, you want an article about penis-enlargement pills?
These things will be *very* expensive, I'll guess that the main application will be in spacecraft solar panels.
First, they use gallium, which is an expensive material. Second, from the description in the summary (TFA is slashdotted), they do one side, then flip it over and etch the backside to get at the junction from the back. Seems like a costly manufacturing process.
It's not a gulag until they start imprisoning people arbitrarily. A country filled with surveillance is not a police state, it's more like a small village. Beware of gossip, act as if someone's always watching you.
Of course, surveillance *can* be used by a police state, but it can be used against the state as well. Remember the Nixon tapes.
I suspect that this system, and others like it, really annoy the traditional makers of high end mini notebooks.
This is something that has been extensively and well discussed in this book. Traditional companies always have a lot of difficulty trying to compete with new products that come from "below", i.e. have less features but are cheaper than the current products.
Mini-computers killed almost all of the old mainframe manufacturers, just like personal computers put the mini-computer sellers out of business. Now it's the time for the PC manufacturers to feel the heat, I expect a big restructuring of the whole industry in the next few years.
Any server OS with decent legacy traction can hang on for ages even without exciting benefits, or even parity, compared to its competitors. Any OS can also be opened up, given away, and allowed to limp along for as long as anybody cares to play with it. VAX/VMS is essentially certain not to die.
There was a paper in nature recently titled "Improve your jihad: nuclear weapons" as part of their weekly jihad improvement segment.
Google says: No results found for "Improve your jihad: nuclear weapons".
GASP! They nuked the article! CENSORSHIP!
Don't worry, you can still get it at your local library, or order it online, look in the April Science Fact article, and no, it's NOT an April 1st article.
It would now be impossible for the likes of Germany to go to war with France or any EU member to go to war with another.
Why didn't you say that before Serbia started war with the other parts of what once was Yugoslavia? Denmark had no armed forces in the 1930s, did that protect them from the German invasion?
The problem with pacifism is that if your enemies are armed, you're toast.
Slashdot Mirror
So close, and yet so far...
Won't work. Elvis is everywhere
What you say makes sense, but unfortunately Oracle doesn't. The Oracle installer simply won't start if you don't have at least 1GB of swap space, no matter how much RAM you have.
Want something that works well? Get Postgres. Want to make your boss happy and keep your job? Get Oracle... Sad but true :(
The answer is, we don't. For an example of an IP address with numbers going over 255, watch this movie
Considering that African nations have each a small fraction of the 16 million addresses that the GE corporation has, they need something better than NAT.
Yes, they do have one, here it is
I need infinite loops, you insensitive clod!
Python for scientific analysis,
Python is the solution I recommend for everyone who looks for tips on advanced Excel uses. Excel is OK if you just want some quick and dirty solution for a small problem, but if you have to go to the trouble of reading a book, Excel is clearly not the best solution.
For scientists and engineers who need something more than what Excel (and possibly Matlab) offers, I recommend starting with either A Byte of Python or Dive Into Python.
You have a blender at work? Wow, and I thought people who talk on the phone all day were annoying!
But he *did* offer them to other people. From the summary: "The buyer immediately went to the police, who initially treated it as a joke; when they realised he was serious, they swooped on his home and seized his camera and PC".
Offering it to other people is illegal, offering it to the police is incredibly stupid.
1) Take a Finnish student
2) ???
3) Here's the unanswered part: how do you get a profit?
The way I understood it is "develop a mathematical model of consciousness". Something that very smart people have been wondering about for some time.
In other words, you want an article about penis-enlargement pills?
These things will be *very* expensive, I'll guess that the main application will be in spacecraft solar panels.
First, they use gallium, which is an expensive material. Second, from the description in the summary (TFA is slashdotted), they do one side, then flip it over and etch the backside to get at the junction from the back. Seems like a costly manufacturing process.
That's why they need *more* cameras, so the other cameras will catch you doing that.
It's not a gulag until they start imprisoning people arbitrarily. A country filled with surveillance is not a police state, it's more like a small village. Beware of gossip, act as if someone's always watching you.
Of course, surveillance *can* be used by a police state, but it can be used against the state as well. Remember the Nixon tapes.
This is something that has been extensively and well discussed in this book. Traditional companies always have a lot of difficulty trying to compete with new products that come from "below", i.e. have less features but are cheaper than the current products.
Mini-computers killed almost all of the old mainframe manufacturers, just like personal computers put the mini-computer sellers out of business. Now it's the time for the PC manufacturers to feel the heat, I expect a big restructuring of the whole industry in the next few years.
Maybe, if you are still programming in FORTRAN-77. For modern languages, the use of exceptions is recommended.
I can't say I totally agree with your post.
No, no, you should have said "Your ideas are intriguing and I wish to subscribe to your newsletter"
Monica Lewinsky?
Don't worry, you can still get it at your local library, or order it online, look in the April Science Fact article, and no, it's NOT an April 1st article.
Why didn't you say that before Serbia started war with the other parts of what once was Yugoslavia? Denmark had no armed forces in the 1930s, did that protect them from the German invasion?
The problem with pacifism is that if your enemies are armed, you're toast.
If it were lost, how would it condense again in the next winter?