The cache worked so well that the HDD would spin down because it wasn't being accessed. Ideally I'd have stopped the HDD spinning down, but at the time it wasn't too much of a problem. Obviously the cache can't provide data it doesn't have, and this can result in processes waiting for the HDD to spin up. The cache was a 64Gb SSD, although I can't remember if RST used all of that or about a half.
I used it for a bit on my desktop machine. My OS was on a newer - at the time - SSD, and my old SSD got used as cache for my HDD. The cache worked very well, so good, in fact, that my system would occasionally pause while the HDD spun up after a cache-miss. However, it wasn't long before I'd switched to just SSDs for my desktop machine and the HDD got stuffed in a NAS (where I wouldn't have to listen to it).
I agree. If I use tabs for indention I don't care about the number of spaces they're equivalent to. The setting is also tied to the editor, and not the code, so if you look at my code on your editor, the code will have your favored indentation length.
You can't survive on just water, beans, rice and vegetables. You need an occasional metaphorical lobster or beer, although hope is a cheap substitute if you're still young.
I bought a cheap Intel Celeron N3150 that came with dual NICs, and installed pfSense on it. Best router I've ever had. Although the modem plugged into it is Netgear...
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Arrival would have been so much better if the aliens were more alien than squid, and the language was more alien than "language, but in-a-circle".
It's not like a split view would be useful for copy files from one location to another. Nope, we get tabs. Thanks Microsoft.
Some people profit, even if only a little, while some other people lose, up to and including everything.
The result of "C++" > "C" is undefined because the pointers point to different objects?
I'm a better than average programmer.
The cache worked so well that the HDD would spin down because it wasn't being accessed. Ideally I'd have stopped the HDD spinning down, but at the time it wasn't too much of a problem. Obviously the cache can't provide data it doesn't have, and this can result in processes waiting for the HDD to spin up. The cache was a 64Gb SSD, although I can't remember if RST used all of that or about a half.
For movies, I think copyright should be based on the time between an original film and the remake.
I used it for a bit on my desktop machine. My OS was on a newer - at the time - SSD, and my old SSD got used as cache for my HDD. The cache worked very well, so good, in fact, that my system would occasionally pause while the HDD spun up after a cache-miss. However, it wasn't long before I'd switched to just SSDs for my desktop machine and the HDD got stuffed in a NAS (where I wouldn't have to listen to it).
Also tau is the whole pie, whereas pi is half pie.
Same shit, different shade.
Nope, it's the adults that accepted all the bull. they were fed as children.
Cornish Pasty is the English version. It's a Space Cornish Pasty.
Mail the HDDs?
The tab-width makes no difference to my code. Tabs are there purely for indentation and nothing else. The spaces are there to space, not align.
I agree. If I use tabs for indention I don't care about the number of spaces they're equivalent to. The setting is also tied to the editor, and not the code, so if you look at my code on your editor, the code will have your favored indentation length.
The pain in C++ is on account of the "keep it compatible with C" mantra. C++ could be great if they'd just jettison that idiocy.
Which would be nice, but it would also break existing code.
As a bonus we can stop using Unicode and go back ahem to ASCII!
Some of them aren't bipolar.
"Master Chief"
The collective noun for a group of bittorrentors?
You can't survive on just water, beans, rice and vegetables. You need an occasional metaphorical lobster or beer, although hope is a cheap substitute if you're still young.
I've managed to bork mine too, but this was before I discovered "Backup & Restore" under "Diagnostics".
I bought a cheap Intel Celeron N3150 that came with dual NICs, and installed pfSense on it. Best router I've ever had. Although the modem plugged into it is Netgear...
Their hearing isn't what it used to be.
At those frequencies I could also use it to kill someone's WiFi. And, possibly, do it from a mile away.