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by adlpz 14y ago
Well, of course, you can only have 65535 established connections sending data concurrently at a given point in time. But what I meant is, that is not the bottleneck at all, but the software behind handling all these requests, so tmartiro's
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by adlpz 14y ago
What would be the point of that? The bottleneck here is not the amount of ports. TCP can handle concurrency over one single input port just fine. The issue here is concurrency on the service software. If you have to launch a million instan
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by adlpz 14y ago
Whaaaaaa?! A "desktop" Minecraft, written in C++, and with an API?! Why won't they just do that with the real game??!
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by adlpz 14y ago
There's a clear bug in the parser. If you change 'minutes' with 'seconds', it works. Sloppy programming :/
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by adlpz 14y ago
Sounds nice, but you picked a very unfortunate name, as Twig is already a quite well known templating engine in the PHP world ( http://twig.sensiolabs.org/ ). Still, very cool for those of us branch-addicts who make a new one for every sing
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by adlpz 14y ago
The fact that JetBrains is written in Java would mean they'd most likely port the Sublime engine to it. And that would leave the original version in a very bad situation. Anyway, this is all speculation.
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by adlpz 14y ago
God no, please. The attractive of Sublime is that it's not an IDE, but a very fast and powerful text editor with some IDE-like niceties. If JetBrains bought it and integrated it in IntelliJ that would end killing the original project and
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by adlpz 14y ago
Old, outdated, funny. Sort of.
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by adlpz 14y ago
Most 'black hat' hackers don't get along with those that started like them but turned into what nowadays we call 'security experts', working for the big companies against hackers.
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by adlpz 14y ago
Not really. The point is that what is code and what isn't should be decided at load time, and never be changed during the execution. Any resources loaded later must be data-only, and code memory must be read-only during the entire execution
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by adlpz 14y ago
This is hilarious for some reason. I mean, the whole @Pontifex thing. God this is so good.
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by adlpz 14y ago
He was mocking your commage. Unrelated noted: I agree, Metro is the best thing to happen to UX in a long time.
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by adlpz 14y ago
The problem is that it makes people believe that the suit would feel like a 25 pound suit on the moon. And that isn't the case. In terms of gravity (so, strictly downward force), it's true, but in order to move around (to push forward the w
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by adlpz 14y ago
lolno ( http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OS/2 ). But it's funny.
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by adlpz 14y ago
Is your hard drive almost full? I've found that when drive space is running very low, OSX deletes some of Spotlight's cache, probably to make sure there's space for hibernation and swap. When it gets back enough space, it rebuilds the cache
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by adlpz 14y ago
Please, do! The python community in web development is definitely a big one and we don't want to miss on the fun :).
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by adlpz 14y ago
Also Germany (.de), Switzerland (.ch), Croatia (.hr), and several more. It's quite common. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Internet_top-level_doma...
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by adlpz 16y ago
Of course this is not real, but funny anyway. http://www.snopes.com/computer/program/stroustrup.asp