We expect CoDel to be running on any bulk data queue; voip traffic, properly classified, would be in a independent queue, and not normally subject to policing by a CoDel.
I thought we're discussing algorithms that are net-neutrality compatible.
in concert with hardware features such as smart nics that send line rate bursts of packets from single TCP streams
I don't understand what you mean by single TCP stream and how the NIC does this multiplexing. I mean the router sees the different TCP port numbers. Anyway, fair queueing should be done not per TCP stream but per source host.
If the routers at choke points (where bandwidth out is much less than bandwidth in, like the entry to a DSL line) do fair queuing by flow, the problem gets dealt with there, as the excessive sending fights with itself, trailing packets on the biggest flows are sent last, and everything works out OK.
Yeah, that's a good idea, and also offers a solution for QoS sensitive services like VoIP.
On the other hand when deciding for the size of the queue it also should be considered whether there are alternative routes. When no alternatives exists, a larger queue might be warranted.
1, Because it'll break code when copypasting from a website. 2, Because you can't use matching braces feature of your IDE if you don't have braces, and it's harder to see when blocks start or end when you have a method that's longer than your screen height. 3, Because your IDE could autoindent your code if you used braces.
I know nobody reads TFA, but at least you could read the summary:
When tested out in mice, researchers found this 'error' caused the rodents' brain cells to move into place faster and enabled more connections between brain cells."
Just because the submitter gave it a stupid title doesn't mean the research was in vain.
Oracle went total asshole, but I don't believe they can pull off that API copyrighting stuff. (In Europe it's already thorwn out.) Also, the whole debacle is unlikely to affect J2EE and J2SE developers.
In fact the context-assist (that's how Intellisense is called outside VS) is much better in Eclipse than Netbeans (and it has been so for years), and needs less memory, is more responsive. On the other hand it lacks a good GUI builder, and gettin JEE working with it is a little more complicated.
You can't copyright or patent a programming languges or an API, your making up shit. You can call your implementation of the Java language Java if you comply with the specification.
That's not how patent law works. Also, openjdk and other implementations that implement the full Java specification are exempted from the patents. (JIT and VM patents) Sun declared that when they opensourced Java, and Oracle can't change it back.
Learning is an expensive process, the longer we're able to use those skills the better we're off as a group. I just think that middle age is not qualitatively different from old age, and it's just an arbitrary distinction.
In other words, at the very least, the dynamic languages will have to do a table lookup and then call the function, as opposed to just calling the function.
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A LED drawing 1-2W would blind you.
We expect CoDel to be running on any bulk data queue; voip traffic, properly classified, would be in a independent queue, and not normally subject to policing by a CoDel.
I thought we're discussing algorithms that are net-neutrality compatible.
in concert with hardware features such as smart nics that send line rate bursts of packets from single TCP streams
I don't understand what you mean by single TCP stream and how the NIC does this multiplexing. I mean the router sees the different TCP port numbers. Anyway, fair queueing should be done not per TCP stream but per source host.
You should add that crap to CSS.
FTFY
If the routers at choke points (where bandwidth out is much less than bandwidth in, like the entry to a DSL line) do fair queuing by flow, the problem gets dealt with there, as the excessive sending fights with itself, trailing packets on the biggest flows are sent last, and everything works out OK.
Yeah, that's a good idea, and also offers a solution for QoS sensitive services like VoIP.
On the other hand when deciding for the size of the queue it also should be considered whether there are alternative routes. When no alternatives exists, a larger queue might be warranted.
1, Because it'll break code when copypasting from a website.
2, Because you can't use matching braces feature of your IDE if you don't have braces, and it's harder to see when blocks start or end when you have a method that's longer than your screen height.
3, Because your IDE could autoindent your code if you used braces.
I know nobody reads TFA, but at least you could read the summary:
When tested out in mice, researchers found this 'error' caused the rodents' brain cells to move into place faster and enabled more connections between brain cells."
Just because the submitter gave it a stupid title doesn't mean the research was in vain.
Khm ... Internet Explorer ... Anti-trust ...
Oracle went total asshole, but I don't believe they can pull off that API copyrighting stuff. (In Europe it's already thorwn out.) Also, the whole debacle is unlikely to affect J2EE and J2SE developers.
In fact the context-assist (that's how Intellisense is called outside VS) is much better in Eclipse than Netbeans (and it has been so for years), and needs less memory, is more responsive. On the other hand it lacks a good GUI builder, and gettin JEE working with it is a little more complicated.
Well, that's a different problem than forum members being arrogant and throwing you an RTFM.
I think the people on Ubuntu forums are pretty nice and helpful.
"Last month, Google acknowledged it had mistakenly collected data over public Wi-Fi networks in more than 30 countries."
http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/06/08/google-privacy-slammed-ov_n_604084.html
http://money.cnn.com/2010/05/27/news/companies/google_privacy_fortune.fortune/index.htm
, the more distant the fork gets and the less the main branch followers want to help you.
So what? You won't get the latest video drivers for your dialysis machine?
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Longer telomeres would increase the risk of getting cancer at an earlier age.
You can't copyright or patent a programming languges or an API, your making up shit. You can call your implementation of the Java language Java if you comply with the specification.
That's not how patent law works. Also, openjdk and other implementations that implement the full Java specification are exempted from the patents. (JIT and VM patents) Sun declared that when they opensourced Java, and Oracle can't change it back.
What about the strict_fp keyword?
Yeah, who uses Android or Windows phones, right?
That's total FUD, openjdk is included in most distros.
Even in Europe they only require this from highschool teachers.
Learning is an expensive process, the longer we're able to use those skills the better we're off as a group. I just think that middle age is not qualitatively different from old age, and it's just an arbitrary distinction.
Maybe in the US it's so, but not where I live.
In other words, at the very least, the dynamic languages will have to do a table lookup and then call the function, as opposed to just calling the function.
.Net and the JVM also do that.
I think you totally missed the point. You can use sequences and lists in Matlab too, try to imagine it with different numbers.