@David when I started racing, I used to get used-tubular tires from a pro cycling team... and I'd make that shit last... sometimes even repairing them myself with a Velox sewing kit..
that was as 14 year-old...
but now I just buy good tires. They last... and I replace them once the tread wears out.
@JoelESalas but I don't use zfs replication, oddly
I've only had one puncture in several years of riding and that was a big chunk of glass. Using good tyres, changing them regularly and keeping them inflated to 110psi helps a lot
Now I'm going to have to buy tyres with red detail as the spokes have red nipples
@JoelESalas This will free you up to go do other start-up-ish type things, like beer-pong, foosball, laying in office hammocks and participating in your pets-allowed policy.
@TheCleaner no need... I could have posted a big step-by-step with caveats on multipath and round-robin policies... but I just needed 2 points to rep cap because of TomTom's earlier downvoting foolishness.
@JoelESalas I had a great package... because I sold my own time, sold hardware (commissions) and had a bonus structure that paid me back 50% of my hourly rate for every hour above my 120hr/month target.
@Manuel,
I'm not a moderator, but it's difficult to comment and answer your question you posed in the comment:
Which part of the FAQs am I violating? I changed the question three
times and asked three different problems: a very specific, a very
general and a fairly specific one. Furtherm...
> Next week they are planning on adding additional load to one of the VMs and were wondering if perhaps VMware might have automatically tuned the host based on the load it had experienced so that when additional load is added, it would not perform that well.
Next week they are planning on adding additional load to one of the VMs and were wondering if perhaps VMware might have automatically tuned the host based on the load it had experienced so that when additional load is added, it would not perform that well.
It didn't.
Are there any steps ...
traceroute to 10.1.1.134 (10.1.1.134), 64 hops max, 52 byte packets 1 10.0.224.1 1.254 ms 1.374 ms 1.393 ms 2 10.255.254.1 1.241 ms 1.009 ms 1.033 ms 3 192.168.100.1 1.044 ms 0.953 ms 0.924 ms 4 169.254.255.5 77.289 ms 77.295 ms 77.635 ms
@MDMarra Yeah, good... Remember what I was saying about the rodent-detecting lasers? Baja Fresh gets the produce that isn't passed through that detection scheme.
I am trying to configure two domains in same server, but i am getting with "the first has precedence, perhaps you need a NameVirtualHost directive"
Below is my Apache2 config file
<VirtualHost 88.80.223.163:80>
ServerAdmin [email protected]
DocumentRoot /var/www/lumiin
...
@Adrian yeah - that's the one and unfortunately it's a perfect example of what's wrong - which bit of the error message did the OP not understand ? (apparently all of it :( )
"They are looking for a Junior or Mid-level Windows Systems Adminstrator. They are working with Windows 2003 and 2008, MS SQL Server, IIS, and VMWare. The position can pay 45-55K depending on experience."
@Manuel,
I'm not a moderator, but it's difficult to comment and answer your question you posed in the comment:
Which part of the FAQs am I violating? I changed the question three
times and asked three different problems: a very specific, a very
general and a fairly specific one. Furtherm...
Next week they are planning on adding additional load to one of the VMs and were wondering if perhaps VMware might have automatically tuned the host based on the load it had experienced so that when additional load is added, it would not perform that well.
It didn't.
Are there any steps ...
