What asus board? I've got an asus crosshair iv formula and the usb3 has been working fine in both 9.2 and 9.3. The aibs driver doesn't support this board yet though.
as for security updates: freebsd-update fetch; freebsd-update install
and port updates: portsnap fetch update; portmaster -gda
HP lights out boards don't retain the self generated cert between power failures. So when power returns you get a different cert, and the exception now needs to be removed and readded.
I wrote a callback system that would happily accept a date any length of time in the future, with the condition there was available scheduled agent time (based on the predicted resolution time by issue classification) in the scheduled times lot to deal with it.
My big beef with the system, was when you got into buildings, such as that warehouse nearing the end of act II.
I instructed my entire party to stay at the start of the buildling. Then I snuck around the entire place with Neeshka, and no enemies anywhere except at the very end bit.
But when I started to move my PC, she hit action spots where enemies just started popping out of nowhere. Areas which I know had no enemies in it when I made Neeshka sneak around.
This also happened in several other buildings and dungeons. Made scouting around like that pretty much useless.
Interesting. I know of no way to do that in a single statement. Might be possible by creating a sequence and using nextval(...). However update dosen't let you use order on it.
Somebody else with a better understanding of post's sql might be able to come up with a one liner, but not I.
Hardware raid which stores it's configs on the drives, and not the controllers firmware can typically be replaced very easily.
Case in point: I went from a Compaq smart array 2, to a 4200 to a 5302 to a 5i/534 And not once did I have to rebuild the array. I could probably tweak some more performance out of it by adjusting the block size, but whatever.
So if my current smart array card dies, I can just pop in the last card I had on the box, or buy the next step up smart array card and all will be well again.
The solution to this is really simple. A text column with a tsearch2 index on it with the contents of the file, generated at insert time via whatever tools are needed to pull the data out. ghostscript, whatever.
And a bytea column for the datafile itself.
This is the solution I use on postgresql, and it's working just fine:)
I'm of the opinion it's easier to deal with then the CTX stuff I used on Oracle 8i. And I'm not limited to the filetypes that CTX supports.
This is not totally true. Ignoring the SATA stuff as I've no experience with it first hand.
The Compaq SmartArray series uses the *SAME*FORMAT* for it's arrays in it's 6302 that it did on the original smartarray.
I have personally moved a raid array from a SmartArray 2P to a 2DH to a 4200 to a 5302. And it's all functioning perfectly.
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This has been attempted in the past.
Creative Labs released a card called the 3DO blaster. It was a tremendous flop, but if that was because the card was a flop, or if the console dragged it down with it, is another story.
Ragnarok Online uses the same mechanism. The overall map is split up into large squares. You walk off one square and you go to a different server when you appear on the next square.
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What asus board? I've got an asus crosshair iv formula and the usb3 has been working fine in both 9.2 and 9.3. The aibs driver doesn't support this board yet though.
as for security updates:
freebsd-update fetch; freebsd-update install
and port updates:
portsnap fetch update; portmaster -gda
So not sure what the issues are here.
Guess nobody ever heard of the pgstrom
HP lights out boards don't retain the self generated cert between power failures. So when power returns you get a different cert, and the exception now needs to be removed and readded.
Duracell? I just bought a wii last night, and it came with panasonic batteries for the wiimote.
you can trip on my synthesizer
I wrote a callback system that would happily accept a date any length of time in the future, with the condition there was available scheduled agent time (based on the predicted resolution time by issue classification) in the scheduled times lot to deal with it.
orly?
I guess this dell desktop that I'm currently using with an amd chip doesn't exist then. Does it?
Why aren't you using a table instead of multiple rules?
You've got a bug.
HP Printer Hack
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I've still go that code
My LJ5 lives with 'I CRAVE BLOOD' on the lcd.
My big beef with the system, was when you got into buildings, such as that warehouse nearing the end of act II.
I instructed my entire party to stay at the start of the buildling.
Then I snuck around the entire place with Neeshka, and no enemies anywhere except at the very end bit.
But when I started to move my PC, she hit action spots where enemies just started popping out of nowhere. Areas which I know had no enemies in it when I made Neeshka sneak around.
This also happened in several other buildings and dungeons. Made scouting around like that pretty much useless.
Interesting. I know of no way to do that in a single statement. Might be possible by creating a sequence and using nextval(...). However update dosen't let you use order on it.
Somebody else with a better understanding of post's sql might be able to come up with a one liner, but not I.
What is that supposed to accomplish?
I know you can do something like update x set a=b, b=a; in postgresql.
Hardware raid which stores it's configs on the drives, and not the controllers firmware can typically be replaced very easily.
Case in point: I went from a Compaq smart array 2, to a 4200 to a 5302 to a 5i/534 And not once did I have to rebuild the array. I could probably tweak some more performance out of it by adjusting the block size, but whatever.
So if my current smart array card dies, I can just pop in the last card I had on the box, or buy the next step up smart array card and all will be well again.
Wrong.
Same Make, maybe, but not same model.
I didn't have to do anything when I upgraded from a Compaq Smart Array 2 to a Smart Array 4200 to a Smart Array 5302, it just worked.
Hmmm, any real reason why they don't just take postgresql and use that as their backend?
The solution to this is really simple. A text column with a tsearch2 index on it with the contents of the file, generated at insert time via whatever tools are needed to pull the data out. ghostscript, whatever.
:)
And a bytea column for the datafile itself.
This is the solution I use on postgresql, and it's working just fine
I'm of the opinion it's easier to deal with then the CTX stuff I used on Oracle 8i. And I'm not limited to the filetypes that CTX supports.
It's called "bind variables" perhaps you've heard of it? ^_^
This is not totally true. Ignoring the SATA stuff as I've no experience with it first hand.
The Compaq SmartArray series uses the *SAME*FORMAT* for it's arrays in it's 6302 that it did on the original smartarray.
I have personally moved a raid array from a SmartArray 2P to a 2DH to a 4200 to a 5302. And it's all functioning perfectly.
This has been attempted in the past.
Creative Labs released a card called the 3DO blaster. It was a tremendous flop, but if that was because the card was a flop, or if the console dragged it down with it, is another story.
Ragnarok Online uses the same mechanism. The overall map is split up into large squares. You walk off one square and you go to a different server when you appear on the next square.
You mean, you got a R.I.M job!
From what I've gathered, Apache2 is a reimplementation and 1.x is just in maintenence mode (security fixes etc)