You should be using your monitoring system to gather performance data, and then analyzing that data.
I am partial to check_mk right now, but I've done this kind of thing on nagios with pnp4nagios. When you have your monitoring system gathering network interface data, disk usage, cpu utilization, etc, and storing it in some kind of database like rrd, influxdb, or graphite, it isn't that much of a stretch to examine that data as an aggregate and graph trends. It really is amazing all the stuff you can figure out with this technique.
A couple years ago, there were a series of fiber cuts in Humboldt County (300 mi. north of SF). They only targeted fiber owned by Suddenlink. The authorities suspected a telecom professional. A reward was offered, but they never caught the person. The cuts stopped after a couple months.
Back in 2000 I was responsible for compressing the very first release of the human genome so that it could fit on CD. I put a secret message on the disk.
We should sequester our carbon in carbon fiber. If someone can come up with an efficient way to make carbon fiber out of CO2, we could have massive solar farms provide the energy to pump the stuff out and use it to build all kinds of things like bridges, skyscrapers, space elevators, and fake christmas trees.
HyperCard was awesome. It was fairly easy to create a fully functional gui application that someone might pay money for- possibly without writing a line of code. My first serious application was in HyperCard. HyperCard was dog-ass slow though.
I think Apple killed HyperCard because of the performance issues, and because it didn't fit into Jobs' vision. Once they settled on NeXT for OSX, the NeXTStep environment had a lot of cutting edge rapid development features but with the speed of compiled code. They didn't want to develop two separate environments, so HyperCard got the axe.
It is too bad. I would love to see HyperCard alive again.
DST is a fascist ploy to make more money from the proletariat. In the spring, they "borrow" an hour of our time, and then give it back in the fall. Time is money. Borrowed money earns interest. Do they pay us interest on the time they borrowed from us? Nope. For each of us individually this is a paltry sum each year, but year after year for all of us it really adds up.
I also really hate waking up before the sun comes up.
Your best bet is with the sysadmin. They'll get pissed off and write your app for you using half the memory just to spite you, and then the project manager will take all credit like they would anyway.
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"that the ethical use of lab-grown human brains is nothing like a no-brainer."
There goes my coffee.
And I am typing this on a Macbook Pro.
In management!
This is especially prevalent in the world of SSO, Directories and IDM. It can be done. But most companies are to cheap to pay someone to do it RIGHT.
Dear Larry-
I liked you, but you are pulling a Nader on the Democratic primary. Not cool.
You should be using your monitoring system to gather performance data, and then analyzing that data.
I am partial to check_mk right now, but I've done this kind of thing on nagios with pnp4nagios. When you have your monitoring system gathering network interface data, disk usage, cpu utilization, etc, and storing it in some kind of database like rrd, influxdb, or graphite, it isn't that much of a stretch to examine that data as an aggregate and graph trends. It really is amazing all the stuff you can figure out with this technique.
But their cloud platform can immediately send your personal data to the DEA. This is one of those things where you look at the ToS very carefully.
The cloud is the last place you want to do CFD.
A couple years ago, there were a series of fiber cuts in Humboldt County (300 mi. north of SF). They only targeted fiber owned by Suddenlink. The authorities suspected a telecom professional. A reward was offered, but they never caught the person. The cuts stopped after a couple months.
Back in 2000 I was responsible for compressing the very first release of the human genome so that it could fit on CD. I put a secret message on the disk.
This plan does not need to be formulated. Drop their root CA ASAP.
Submerged Floating Tunnel. Eventually, this is how we are going to span long distances of water.
I will pay my verizon bill in the 1930's equivalent. That should come out to be about $.08.
Pay the price.
Might be a great excuse to replace SSNs with something better- like a key pair.
I don't think that word means what you think it means.
Try "Science by Oligarchy".
We should sequester our carbon in carbon fiber. If someone can come up with an efficient way to make carbon fiber out of CO2, we could have massive solar farms provide the energy to pump the stuff out and use it to build all kinds of things like bridges, skyscrapers, space elevators, and fake christmas trees.
The fire engine guy.
2nd that
HyperCard was awesome. It was fairly easy to create a fully functional gui application that someone might pay money for- possibly without writing a line of code. My first serious application was in HyperCard. HyperCard was dog-ass slow though.
I think Apple killed HyperCard because of the performance issues, and because it didn't fit into Jobs' vision. Once they settled on NeXT for OSX, the NeXTStep environment had a lot of cutting edge rapid development features but with the speed of compiled code. They didn't want to develop two separate environments, so HyperCard got the axe.
It is too bad. I would love to see HyperCard alive again.
DST is a fascist ploy to make more money from the proletariat. In the spring, they "borrow" an hour of our time, and then give it back in the fall. Time is money. Borrowed money earns interest. Do they pay us interest on the time they borrowed from us? Nope. For each of us individually this is a paltry sum each year, but year after year for all of us it really adds up.
I also really hate waking up before the sun comes up.
Hell yeah! Mod parent up!
They look great for hardware manufacturers! If Oracle were to go away, RAM manufacturers would go out of business.
It could be worse. You could be a sysadmin.
Your best bet is with the sysadmin. They'll get pissed off and write your app for you using half the memory just to spite you, and then the project manager will take all credit like they would anyway.