Now why doesn't linux do this by default for/tmp? Or I guess why doesn't a distribution do this? I seem to recal there is some weirdness on boot that you have to work around.
Anyone know a reason not to do this on Linux? Always seemed like a good idea to have/tmp on a pageable ram disk (thus on a file system that does not need to care about recovery).
It's imersable, and works nice. You are not supposed to operate under water, but it should work for your purposes, it has many exposure modes, including manual, I've really liked it. Takes SD memory, I got 256MB for $75 or so. Camera cost $267 on line.
I'm waiting for boot disks that fire up a peer to peer client for installing your os, and updates. Debian would be a great start, it would hugely reduce the load of the servers. Also Fedora, the BSDs, etc.
Yes, you can already do bit torrent for the ISO, but that is its own kind of wast and hassle.
Exactly, also, figure out what you need, cooling as well.
Look at JWZ's experiences at the DNA Lounge with electricity for some pointers and stories: For one: http://www.dnalounge.com/backstage/log/2000/ 07.htm l#20
here's a tiny url to a google search for all the related DNA stuff http://tinyurl.com/2msyt
The new core that Intel just now took the NDA off has a way to set prioreties in hyperthreading, so that no longer will your SETI client and Doom3 get equal billing, the processes can share evenly, or one uses just what the other has no use for.
So with a good HT aware scheduler, things ought to be better for everyone. And the doubling of all the caches should help too.
http://www.satcomweb.com/mobile.htm is a phased array antena for your car for DirectTV and similar systems. Internet any where, well, anywhere in the satalite footprint if it they can all work together.
"inefficient conversion of ALA To EPA and DHA" may well explain part of why I take 900mg of EPA and 600mg of DHA daily (3 Trader Joe's Omega-3 Fatty Acids, best brand by far in my opinion, more concentraited (so fewer pills) and least bad smell, also, they seem to work better). I started for depression, before my ADD was diganosed, they really help me.
Stratera helps, when I have a good nights sleep, or am on Adderal.
Up until now, all anti spam tech was aimed at the individual spammer, but this can be aimed at the much smaller pool of people who write the tools to spam. This could cripple spamers.
These days, everyone is faking their registers, the real number is huge, even the RISC chips are doing it, just like x86 have since the Pentium Pro.
So, two choices. Come clean, like the ia64 chips, with 128, and hope you guessed right about the number, or pick a good number to pretend to have. You don't really need 32, if the chip pretends for you, but you sure need more than 8. Thus the 16 that AMD went with. Internally, I would guess there are many more.
Well, I have a wife, and two kids. If I want to learn something, I'll do it on my own. School (which I am thinking of doing quite seriously) is to get a piece of paper to further my employability.
Yes, I'd look at it a bit differently if I was single, especially if I was young.
If the hospital does not have a parent or gardian they need a treatment authorization form, and how many people leave those with the sitter? With out one, they will save you kids life, but will not do more (such as try to reattach the severed limb, which needs to be done quickly).
Sure Sun fixes problems fast. This one only got fixed if you had pull and screamed loud.
Sun did change the error message in later versions of Solaris 8.
I know a large company (you would know the name) who's production R3 system was off line for more than a day, mid week, because of this (crashed, and that trigered the problem that kept them down, thanks for the sucky support, EMC!).
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They wouldn't, but the big lump of TNT should work just fine. Farmers still die from WW1 ordinance in France.
On linux, you can cap the size of the tmpfs file system, so that ram+swap-(/tmp max size)= a sane number.
It is a trade off, but it can really speed some operations up.
Now why doesn't linux do this by default for /tmp? Or I guess why doesn't a distribution do this? I seem to recal there is some weirdness on boot that you have to work around.
That 512MB is an OS/2 limit.
Just remeber that swap is also /tmp on a sun box.
/tmp on a pageable ram disk (thus on a file system that does not need to care about recovery).
Anyone know a reason not to do this on Linux? Always seemed like a good idea to have
It's imersable, and works nice. You are not supposed to operate under water, but it should work for your purposes, it has many exposure modes, including manual, I've really liked it. Takes SD memory, I got 256MB for $75 or so. Camera cost $267 on line.
Buckminster Fuller did it too.
Use the tramp package, it automates grabbing files via ssh (through multiple hosts), so you edit localy. Very hand, I really liked it.
I'm waiting for boot disks that fire up a peer to peer client for installing your os, and updates. Debian would be a great start, it would hugely reduce the load of the servers. Also Fedora, the BSDs, etc.
Yes, you can already do bit torrent for the ISO, but that is its own kind of wast and hassle.
Some day.
Exactly, also, figure out what you need, cooling as well.
/ 07.htm l#20
Look at JWZ's experiences at the DNA Lounge with electricity for some pointers and stories:
For one:
http://www.dnalounge.com/backstage/log/2000
here's a tiny url to a google search for all the related DNA stuff http://tinyurl.com/2msyt
The new core that Intel just now took the NDA off has a way to set prioreties in hyperthreading, so that no longer will your SETI client and Doom3 get equal billing, the processes can share evenly, or one uses just what the other has no use for.
So with a good HT aware scheduler, things ought to be better for everyone. And the doubling of all the caches should help too.
You forgot the licence key, that is NOT included. $75 for XP Pro for the cheapest on PriceWatch.
http://www.satcomweb.com/mobile.htm is a phased array antena for your car for DirectTV and similar systems. Internet any where, well, anywhere in the satalite footprint if it they can all work together.
No shit.
"inefficient conversion of ALA To EPA and DHA" may well explain part of why I take 900mg of EPA and 600mg of DHA daily (3 Trader Joe's Omega-3 Fatty Acids, best brand by far in my opinion, more concentraited (so fewer pills) and least bad smell, also, they seem to work better). I started for depression, before my ADD was diganosed, they really help me.
Stratera helps, when I have a good nights sleep, or am on Adderal.
This is mostly what cringely is talking about, you set up a hot spot, and in return, get one free wireless unit to connect.
If you just want the client unit, you pay, and that pays for the hardware.
Authetication is done via the custom firmware, so very littly for the user to do after the initial set up.
Up until now, all anti spam tech was aimed at the individual spammer, but this can be aimed at the much smaller pool of people who write the tools to spam. This could cripple spamers.
These days, everyone is faking their registers, the real number is huge, even the RISC chips are doing it, just like x86 have since the Pentium Pro.
So, two choices. Come clean, like the ia64 chips, with 128, and hope you guessed right about the number, or pick a good number to pretend to have. You don't really need 32, if the chip pretends for you, but you sure need more than 8. Thus the 16 that AMD went with. Internally, I would guess there are many more.
We shall see.......
Well, I have a wife, and two kids. If I want to learn something, I'll do it on my own. School (which I am thinking of doing quite seriously) is to get a piece of paper to further my employability.
Yes, I'd look at it a bit differently if I was single, especially if I was young.
Was that the head hunter mod?
Mission College has a great jewelry making program, they are in Santa Clara, talk to the instructors, Ileen Hill was great 10 years or so ago.
When they bought firefly, I deleted all my personal information, and pestered them until they deleted my account (well, it seemed to be gone).
Given MS's track record, why did you trust them in the first place?
If the hospital does not have a parent or gardian they need a treatment authorization form, and how many people leave those with the sitter? With out one, they will save you kids life, but will not do more (such as try to reattach the severed limb, which needs to be done quickly).
How about just forcing vibrate mode?
Doesn't the Linux Logical Volume Management software do snapshotting? Ok, not perfect, but it ought to work.
a ck up.html
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO/x136.html
http://www.tldp.org/HOWTO/LVM-HOWTO/snapshots_b
Not really efficent for hourly, but perhaps it could be made to work, also look at rsync or some of the options for cp.
Sure Sun fixes problems fast. This one only got fixed if you had pull and screamed loud.
Sun did change the error message in later versions of Solaris 8.
I know a large company (you would know the name) who's production R3 system was off line for more than a day, mid week, because of this (crashed, and that trigered the problem that kept them down, thanks for the sucky support, EMC!).