I think this will have MORE effect on toolkits, than on c compilers. Borland's c compiler is not THAT far from gcc from my point of view, but with a GUI Designer of that class the "toolkit wars" could be over very fast.
Well.. then please show me a RAD-GUI developement tool like delphi or their c++builder with database connectivity, CORBA, etc.
The only I know are : - vdkbuilder (looks promising, but MUCH work to do) - kdevelop (did not try that one) - gide (uhm... dead ?)
EMACS/VI may be nice for experineced hackers, but for most people its really not the answer. Go try and use delphi or c++ builder for a while, you really going to miss at least some of its features in EMACS:)
lemme check... 1.000.000 Hits/day = 41666 Hits / hour = abt. 700 Hits/minute. That should be not too much for a descent server with enough ram.
Be sure to : - use an index on the username column !:) - use an socket connection instead of tcp/ip - that max_clients(mysql) >= max_clients(apache) (this one is important !)
Do the mysql processes eat much cpu time ?
You could also give mysql more memory, the default is about 20 mb or so.
Uhmm... IIRC the HP Network cards have some major flaws... (at least the older ones we have here)
They can only have ONE connection at a time, that sounds not that bad, but if you print and have the print-queue open, samba would call lpq, which will try to open a second connection. As a result the lpq command will timeout afer some time, and during that time, the Windows client will FREEZE ! That is a pretty nasty behaviour, one way to get around it, is to pipe the print-data to port 9100 on the network cards, and don't use the internal lpd for it.
I don't know if this is a flaw of the lpd of that card, or a generic problem with those cards.
I don't think that they will monitor.. Just blocking all services and then only allowing few selected is MUCH easier. If you install squid on the gw server, with some descent logfile-analyzer, make squid only accept requests with passwords, and voila, you have an easy system for such purposes. (I administer something like this in an company... but it's neccessary, without it the employees would saturate our line 24/7....)
Don't do that ! I allready lost TOO MANY weeks playing that great game ! If you release it on linux... horror... I think nobody can talk to me then for the next 2 weeks at last !
a) DGA = ROOT only, or players must be SUID root. b) DGA can't scale, can't filter (ever looked at a win* video player, stretched to full screen ???) c) OS != Linux/X11, but XFree86 is THE OS X server... Solaris has a video extension for ages (XIS or so)
The last time I did try it was rather crappy, esp. for slow IMAP mailbox windows.
The best one for Linux/x86 for the moment is the recently released mulberry.
Its a closed-source commercial product, but if you do IMAP, it really rocks your world. You can even adminster parts of the cyrus imap server with it !
Ok.. this may be a little offtopic, but (as I am doing a paper on multicast right now) I am very interested if SOME (commercial, or cross-platform) software exists for multicast. I know there is mbone and its tools, but thats nothing for joe user.
Especialy I am wondering WHY those big sites won't use multicast at least to some Mirrors, so that they could be much more effective.
(I allways HATE the way those rt vids saturate our oversea lines... )
I think perl is not easy at all... those string-manipulating scares most newbies. (Regular expressions ? what the hell is that ?:) I think (IMNSHO:) that PHP is a lot better. It is a mix between Basic and c++. The best argument PRO perl is, that it runs nearly anywhere, and is installed on most webservers. PHP is easier, faster, less memory-intensive, and will soon be compileable to some p-code. (PHB's just LOVE that feature ! Most of them hate the Idea of selling your source code:) Check it out at http://www.php.net
The Sybase ASE can use RAW devices as database storage, so I think the 2 GB limit does not apply here. The ASE has some drawbacks when it comes to large tables (esp. forward only cursor), but if you compare it to MySQL, which has no cursors at all.... (do a select * form bigtable limit 1000000,10 or so in mysql.. it takes AGES, a DB with good cursor support helps ALOT in this situations...)
I am just trying the ASA (adaptive Server Anywhere ) from sybase...
The problem is, that it is not known how "hard" factorisation is. I.e. there is a small,but existing chance, that there is some algorithm that solves factiorisation in polinomioal time.
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I think this will have MORE effect on toolkits, than on c compilers.
Borland's c compiler is not THAT far from gcc from my point of view, but with a GUI Designer of that class the "toolkit wars" could be over very fast.
regards,
Michael
Well .. then please show me a RAD-GUI developement
:)
tool like delphi or their c++builder with database connectivity, CORBA, etc.
The only I know are :
- vdkbuilder (looks promising, but MUCH work to do)
- kdevelop (did not try that one)
- gide (uhm... dead ?)
EMACS/VI may be nice for experineced hackers, but
for most people its really not the answer. Go try and use delphi or c++ builder for a while, you really going to miss at least some of its features in EMACS
regards,
Michael
lemme check ... 1.000.000 Hits /day = 41666 Hits / hour = abt. 700 Hits/minute.
:)
That should be not too much for a descent server with enough ram.
Be sure to :
- use an index on the username column !
- use an socket connection instead of tcp/ip
- that max_clients(mysql) >= max_clients(apache)
(this one is important !)
Do the mysql processes eat much cpu time ?
You could also give mysql more memory, the default
is about 20 mb or so.
Michael
Hi,
:)
I remember using some early mozilla version which
was using my gtk-theme. Now M12, M13 don't use it.
Bug or feature ?
Uhmm ... IIRC the HP Network cards have some major ... (at least the older ones we have here)
flaws
They can only have ONE connection at a time, that
sounds not that bad, but if you print and have the
print-queue open, samba would call lpq, which will
try to open a second connection. As a result the
lpq command will timeout afer some time, and during that time, the Windows client will FREEZE !
That is a pretty nasty behaviour, one way to get
around it, is to pipe the print-data to port 9100
on the network cards, and don't use the internal
lpd for it.
I don't know if this is a flaw of the lpd of that card, or a generic problem with those cards.
Regards,
Michael
I don't think that they will monitor .. ... but it's neccessary, without it the employees ....)
Just blocking all services and then only allowing
few selected is MUCH easier. If you install squid
on the gw server, with some descent logfile-analyzer, make squid only accept requests
with passwords, and voila, you have an easy system
for such purposes.
(I administer something like this in an company
would saturate our line 24/7
go to : http://sawmill.themes.org/ themes.phtml?themeid=947266463 .. ... to make thing really pretty use :
I'm using it quite for a while
And
http://gtk.themes.org/themes.p html?themeid=947543904 the matching GTK theme ! YEAH !
Don't do that ! I allready lost TOO MANY weeks playing that great game ! ... horror ... I think nobody can talk to me then for the next 2 weeks at last !
If you release it on linux
That thing has only 16 megs of Ram, meaning about ... :(
.. :)
1/4 hour of mpeg music
It looks that they use the gameboy only as "display" for the song titles, etc, so I think
this is a pretty useless invetion.
I think I stick with my RIO
NO !
... Solaris has a video extension for ages (XIS or so)
DGA is NOT enough !
a) DGA = ROOT only, or players must be SUID root.
b) DGA can't scale, can't filter
(ever looked at a win* video player, stretched to full screen ???)
c) OS != Linux/X11, but XFree86 is THE OS X server
I think that we need the xvideo extension of XFree86 first, playing movies in XFree86 3.x is ...
really not that entertaining
The last time I did try it was rather crappy, esp. for slow IMAP mailbox windows.
The best one for Linux/x86 for the moment is the recently released mulberry.
Its a closed-source commercial product, but if you do IMAP, it really rocks your world. You can even adminster parts of the cyrus imap server with it !
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Ok .. this may be a little offtopic, but (as I am doing a paper on multicast right now) I am very interested if SOME (commercial, or cross-platform) software exists for multicast. I know there is mbone and its tools, but thats nothing for joe user.
... )
Especialy I am wondering WHY those big sites won't use multicast at least to some Mirrors, so that they could be much more effective.
(I allways HATE the way those rt vids saturate our oversea lines
Another very important one ... Large directorys now get listet much faster !
I think perl is not easy at all ... those string-manipulating scares most newbies. (Regular expressions ? what the hell is that ? :) I think (IMNSHO:) that PHP is a lot better. It is a mix between Basic and c++. The best argument PRO perl is, that it runs nearly anywhere, and is installed on most webservers. PHP is easier, faster, less memory-intensive, and will soon be compileable to some p-code. (PHB's just LOVE that feature ! Most of them hate the Idea of selling your source code :) Check it out at http://www.php.net
The Sybase ASE can use RAW devices as database storage, so I think the 2 GB limit does not apply here. The ASE has some drawbacks when it comes to large tables (esp. forward only cursor), but if you compare it to MySQL, which has no cursors at all .... .. it takes AGES, a DB with good cursor support helps ALOT in this situations ...)
...
(do a select * form bigtable limit 1000000,10 or so in mysql
I am just trying the ASA (adaptive Server Anywhere ) from sybase
The problem is, that it is not known how "hard" factorisation is. I.e. there is a small,but existing chance, that there is some algorithm that solves factiorisation in polinomioal time.
So : Factorisation element NP = ?