You could run virtual hosts on different ports to allow multiple hosts with multiple certificates to serve on 1 IP address... It's 'a-pache' trick I know, but you could do some tricks in hidding urls like https://1.2.3.4:1234/securedstyff.html in a page on a non-ssl virtual host...
If you want to learn assembler, to it the right way, and get an ARM.
Right, or check out the armulator in GDB and apply this patch to get a cute emulated LCD screen(just a linear frame-buffer) as a window in X to dump your debug messages on.
The tests they did here didn't use any memory in comparison to any normal, usable program out there... the game of life ? Why didn't they test this with 'Hello World!' ?
What I'm trying to say is that if they had used a little more advanced program then you would see that Java would start coughing and choking and crying for memory and other resources in no-time!
Write a little graphical app for example... use swing if you like (gnah gnah gnah:)
You know, when I saw the headline I seriousely thought about quiting C and start using Java! (Wow that was so funny, I'm can't stop laughing:)
Commercial as hell, and works with some active-x component (ngrep ready folks ?) so it's windows only, but the soundquality is astonishing and the delay is less than half a second(tried with isdn)... You can call everyone in the US or Europe. Ok, so it's not voice-over-ip in the way your asking for, but there might be a few folks out there interested in this...
Okay, so I agree with what your saying that it's basicly a matter of preference.
Ofcourse a Perl expert is faster with Perl, and a PHP expert is faster with PHP.
But, since I asked about a rewrite from scratch, I could imagine there would be more people who can follow PHP than follow Perl, because PHP is (simulair) to C.
right / wrong ? (not starting a flamewar here, just asking for oppionions:)
...anyone of you had to write a thing like Slash from scratch, knowing it would get as many visitors and posters as Slashdot has, do you think it would be a good idea to use PHP and MySQL ?
-Why, or why not ? -Would PHP(4) keep up with the amount of traffic ? -Would PHP make this better maintable and expandable by other people ? -And would PHP increase the development speed ?
I'd personaly give all of the above questions a positive answer...
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You could run virtual hosts on different ports to allow multiple hosts with multiple certificates to serve on 1 IP address... It's 'a-pache' trick I know, but you could do some tricks in hidding urls like https://1.2.3.4:1234/securedstyff.html in a page on a non-ssl virtual host...
If you want to learn assembler, to it the right way, and get an ARM.
Right, or check out the armulator in GDB and apply this patch to get a cute emulated LCD screen(just a linear frame-buffer) as a window in X to dump your debug messages on.
Oh no! Thats costing you two precious bytes! But sure, you're saving yourself some stackspace :)
... I'd have to congratulate whoever came up with the coffee cup to attract all those coders :)
The tests they did here didn't use any memory in comparison to any normal, usable program out there... the game of life ? Why didn't they test this with 'Hello World!' ?
What I'm trying to say is that if they had used a little more advanced program then you would see that Java would start coughing and choking and crying for memory and other resources in no-time!
Write a little graphical app for example... use swing if you like (gnah gnah gnah:)
You know, when I saw the headline I seriousely thought about quiting C and start using Java!
(Wow that was so funny, I'm can't stop laughing:)
This is the same thing but lets you call most of Europe too... Still windows only.
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Commercial as hell, and works with some active-x component (ngrep ready folks ?) so it's windows only, but the soundquality is astonishing and the delay is less than half a second(tried with isdn)... You can call everyone in the US or Europe. Ok, so it's not voice-over-ip in the way your asking for, but there might be a few folks out there interested in this...
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Okay, so I agree with what your saying that it's basicly a matter of preference.
:)
Ofcourse a Perl expert is faster with Perl, and a PHP expert is faster with PHP.
But, since I asked about a rewrite from scratch, I could imagine there would be more people who can follow PHP than follow Perl, because PHP is (simulair) to C.
right / wrong ? (not starting a flamewar here, just asking for oppionions
...anyone of you had to write a thing like Slash from scratch, knowing it would get as many visitors and posters as Slashdot has, do you think it would be a good idea to use PHP and MySQL ?
-Why, or why not ?
-Would PHP(4) keep up with the amount of traffic ?
-Would PHP make this better maintable and expandable by other people ?
-And would PHP increase the development speed ?
I'd personaly give all of the above questions a positive answer...
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