schizoidboy

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by schizoidboy 14y ago
This could be a session crossover issue. Here's IBM's documentation on it: "In rare situations, usually due to application errors, session data intended for one client might be seen by another client. This situation is referred to as sessio
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by schizoidboy 17y ago
I doubt it because IBM has too much skin in the game. Few people are aware, but IBM produces its own JDK: https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/jdk/
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by schizoidboy 17y ago
The "thread dump" feature should be an absolute requirement for any language runtime environment. Java has perfected this with the SIGQUIT signal. Thread dumps give you readable stacks of all threads with a simple user command (kill -3 on L
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by schizoidboy 17y ago
"Give it up for the standardization of the screw." A memorable quote. On a related note, there was an interesting C-SPAN BookTv program recently where the author talked about the revolutionary standardization of international freight shippi
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by schizoidboy 17y ago
I asked a similar question about a week ago, and the responses I got were: 1) "I think because of [cloud computing and the recession], server hardware isn't worth what you think it is. Go lower." 2) Use traditional channels such as eBay, Cr
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by schizoidboy 17y ago
It would be nice to have something like antiscribd.com.
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by schizoidboy 17y ago
I think you're absolutely right, but I guess I'm just a little bit surprised it is so bad. Oh well.
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Ask HN: How best to sell used server hardware?
5 points by schizoidboy 17y ago|7 comments
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Programming: A difference in attitudes (static vs dynamic)(schizoidboy.blogspot.com)
1 points by schizoidboy 18y ago|0 comments
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Denmark JAOO Programming Language Conference: Anders Hejlsberg(jaoo.blip.tv)
2 points by schizoidboy 18y ago|0 comments
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by schizoidboy 18y ago
I'm a bit naïve about Macs... Can someone explain to me why many open source programs need to be "ported" to a Mac? Isn't it just a make -> make install?