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by latimer 14y ago
According to Google, it's 9 https://www.google.com/search?q=6%C3%B72(1%2B2)
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by latimer 14y ago
It's interesting to see how HTML has changed since 17 years ago, especially since this was probably created before CSS was a standard (or at least not widely used). I had never even heard of the <nobr> tag before.
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by latimer 14y ago
Interesting, I've always wondered why so many banks use this system online instead of something more robust like two-step auth.
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by latimer 14y ago
This isn't anything new. Feinstein was a supporter of SOPA/PIPA (Boxer as well)
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by latimer 14y ago
If it turns out it isn't anonymous and they are shutting down accounts over it, can there be any repercussions for them lying like that or is it just "unethical"?
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by latimer 14y ago
Oops didn't see that he had already posted that.
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by latimer 14y ago
I can't remember where I read it, but I believe Rasmus stated that the original purpose of this was to simplify the PHP test cases. Since they couldn't assume that a user had a given web server installed, they had to use weird hacks to make
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by latimer 14y ago
Reminded me of something I read in an article "The Insanity Virus" a few years back. > If our DNA were an airplane carry-on bag (and essentially it is), it would be bursting at the seams. We lug around 100,000 retrovirus sequences insi
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by latimer 14y ago
Really interesting read. He mentioned that he'd talk more about the pathing in another post. I hope it will explain something I've always wondered about which is why the dragoon pathing/AI was not so good compared to other units.
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by latimer 14y ago
I took a nutrition class in college and had to read a few studies about the relationship between exercise and weight loss. The studies found that in the short term, there was little difference in both rate of weight loss and amount of weigh
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by latimer 14y ago
Wouldn't anyone who actually needs this level of performance sooner go for HipHop? It seems like you would get better performance with HipHop and still be able to use your framework of choice.
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by latimer 14y ago
Yes you have to install it separately for MySQL but it's enabled by default in MariaDB so their work has in fact made it into MariaDB.
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by latimer 14y ago
Forgive my ignorance, but doesn't this harm MySQL forks as well? Since the test cases are unavailable from now on, say for example they wanted to reimplement a certain feature, isn't it much harder for them to validate that their implementa
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by latimer 14y ago
I've benchmarked all three and it seemed like the vast majority of the performance improvement on SSDs was due to the XtraDB engine which is included with MariaDB.
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by latimer 14y ago
I was just pointing out that Percona Server is another MySQL drop-in replacement since the commenter seems to be asking about an enterprise environment which Percona Server is targeted more towards than MariaDB. You're right I should have c
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by latimer 14y ago
I use MariaDB on all of my websites these days, the largest of which tops out at around 5K queries a second. The biggest draw for me was the XtraDB engine (which is also found in Percona Server) which is a replacement for InnoDB. XtraDB per
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by latimer 14y ago
Similar question except without using bitwise operators: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2306830/addition-without-...
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by latimer 14y ago
I don't think they do. I tried pasting a random non-screenshot image and it worked fine.
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by latimer 14y ago
If self-driving cars keep their much safer track record when they start being actually used by the public, maybe they can adapt the carpool lane to be a self-driving car lane which has a higher speed limit?
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by latimer 14y ago
Their Xtradb storage engine has very tangible performance benefits over InnoDB, especially on SSDs.
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by latimer 14y ago
On my laptop it perfectly covers the scrollbar so you can't use it at all. Funny how it doesn't seem to do that in anything that isn't Chrome.
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by latimer 15y ago
I'd also recommend Kohana. It was originally a fork of CodeIgniter, but version 3.0 was a complete rewrite for PHP5. Compared to Symfony, it's more of a barebones framework.
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by latimer 16y ago
I have to agree with the others about bandwidth. I run a high-traffic gallery that hosts user-generated images. Our gallery has about 300 GB of images, but we move over 130 TB of bandwidth per month. If I moved my site to your service would
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by latimer 16y ago
Answer: Have Morgan Freeman read it.