On a slightly related note, I noticed a bunch of spelling mistakes in one of his recent rant answers. I'm debating whether it would be worthwhile to go back and proof all of his answers.
You have two choices to get an internal Debian apt site (it's called repository):
Make a mirror. There is the documentation from the Debian project about it. Mirrors take a lot of space, and remember you need a mirror for each of the Debian architectures you run internally (that means, amd64 an...
I had it happen twice, I turned off home sharing on the laptop and turned it back on and it reappeared after a few minutes. Just a network discovery glitch and I'm being impatient maybe?
I also have it take awhile with the Remote app on the iPod, but wrote that off to wireless gremlins. Remote will say it can't find the AppleTV for several minutes then it seems to work fine.
I just picked up a WD TV Live and the wife couldn't be happier with it. The interface could be a bit better, but she can figure it out, and that's all that matters. My only gripe right now is apparently it doesn't decode FAAC encoded audio, have to figure that one out still.
You really want Chopper3Spawn#1, he's the one that uses it most of the time - he's a school right now, then rowing and band practice but I can get him on here after if you like
If the problem persists I might take you up on that. Right now I'll just write it off to the laptop being wireless and the AppleTV being wireless and that goofy things will be fixed in another three iOS releases.
Hey, maybe this is related to @Chopper3 not having noticed this issue and I've been seeing it "sorta" since I got it Friday night... discussions.info.apple.com/…
hello
i have big database. size: about 7 GB
when i tried to restore it on ssh server load and cpu usage goes 100%. sites not loaded and server rebooted
is any way to restore it without downing websites? i used cpu limit too. but not helped
i want to restore big database without high load, websi...
dang. It's a holiday here today and I was hoping Dragon Age 2 would unlock on steam, but apparently Brazil is in Europe and will unlock only tomorrow, when I have to work. Had everything planned to play all day long :(
If moving the cable to another port seems to re-init the connection on the server, and the ports on the switch share the same config and work with the laptop, sounds like it may be the network card on the server.
In 2003, Fog Creek Software (aka Joel’s other baby) moved offices, and decided to ditch its internal T1 and look for a colocation provider. Joel was impressed with PEER 1’s customer service, the shiny new data center in NYC, and PEER 1 even volunteered to host Joel on Software – for free! When we decided [...]
@jscott @MatthewSteeples yep ... I do like em (except the dc not being staffed on the weekends but that was my own fault for not checking before i came up on a sunday)
does the "shadow copy" service provide for the ability on NTFS based systems to right click and choose properties -> restore previous version? Is that the service that provides that facility?
we're not really a "tutorials" site, but if it's a "Why does X happen?" / "It's because of Y, to prevent it do Z" kind of scenario that you think will come up in other people's environments you can always post a question & answer it yourself :-)
What are we doing with Tag Wiki edits that have been grabbed straight from wikipedia (with no attribution)? There are a couple of edit approvals for these.
@Coredump I guess the question is that if the hands are the tools and the empty head is the workshop...how big is this lazy person's nose that he gets them in there?
@Sam If it's a straight word for word rip (without attribution), I've been denying them. If they "made it their own" with sufficient rewording or rephrasing, or give proper attribution, it's approved... Just my 2¢
As Preston Kutzner recently said to me, NTFS is a harsh mistress when accessing it via Linux. I am using Fedora 14 and have a LaCie 2big external hard drive connected via USB. The 2big is configured as a RAID 1 set using it’s own built-in RAID hardware. When I try to open the drive [...]
@tombull89 You can push your own products all day, but: 1. Your answer must stand alone as a valid and helpful answer without the product. 2. You must fully disclose your association with whatever your pushing. If you don't do both to the satisfaction of the community and/or mods it gets nuked.
>Be careful, because the community frowns on overt self-promotion and tends to vote it down and flag it as spam. Post good, relevant answers, and if they happen to be about your product or website, so be it. However, you must disclose your affiliation in your answers. **Also, if a huge percentage of your posts include a mention of your product or website, you're probably here for the wrong easons.** Our advertising rates are quite reasonable; contact our ad sales team for details. We also offer free vote-based advertising for open source projects.
@ChrisS not seen some of the posts so I don't know how serious it was. for the flyby spammers a suspnsion is fair enough, but someone whos put in the time to answer other questions until 2021?
@Zypher I know about the affliation thing, I've quoted it a few times in comments.
@Zypher actually George, given 95% of the time it's me doing the deletion/banning perhaps we could come up with a rules of engagement type document as I'm sure i'm far from consistent
posted on March 08, 2011 by Gracal The Magnificant
On the OpenSuse factory list the question has been asked: Why do you still use Windows?This generated a very long thread with the usual back-n-forth, but I figured I'd blog about why I'm still using Windows privately; work is another matter. In broad strokes there are three reasons:There are some applications I want to use that don't exist on Linux, and also don't like to work in Wine.There are…
can you have a word with K about it please, like I say it'd be nice to have at least consistent rules, even if they evolve over time, just a v1.0 would be good
I bet it does, dude hit us for 20 answers with it!
not a lot, we get hit by 'windowspasswordreset' all.the.fucking.time but luckily mods get alerts to brand new accounts who skip the Ts&Cs and post immediately - plus we have IP cross-referencing which helps A LOT
It’s IT Time and in part 2 of this Windows Phone 7 overview, Ken Milner demos the Office hub, OneNote, Excel and some collaboration features found with SkyDrive and SharePoint as well as the Web browsing experience, pictures, music and video hubs.
there's an old commercial - 1970s probably - family around a dinner table eating Jell-O and the kids say "This Jell-O tastes great!". Mom's reply is "That's because it has cubes of Spam in it!" or something similar
On the OpenSuse factory list the question has been asked: Why do you still use Windows?This generated a very long thread with the usual back-n-forth, but I figured I'd blog about why I'm still using Windows privately; work is another matter. In broad strokes there are three reasons:There are some applications I want to use that don't exist on Linux, and also don't like to work in Wine.There ar…
Hi guys,
I have this settings:
<IfModule mpm_prefork_module>
StartServers 5
MinSpareServers 5
MaxSpareServers 10
ServerLimit 1250
MaxClients 1250
MaxRequestsPerChild 1500
</IfModule>
Is possibile that with a 5-10 settin...
OK I feel for the guy, but really? A 1200 daemon ceiling for Apache? After about 200-300 isn't it time for more servers, or has conventional wisdom changed?
(Also someone please tell me that's not the default set of limits for Ubuntu...)
That just gets them a whack in the back of the head with a shovel. No guarantee of permanent fixin' $25 is whack 'em 'till they're dead. $50 is I do it while they're asleep.
I offer a $5 discount if you supply the shovel though!
@BartSilverstrim I used to design systems for trading floors - that expression was about the nicest thing I'd hear out of the mouths of the traders on any given day - it stuck
I am planning to take VPS but I am not sure which one should I choose of Linux? CentOS, Debian or Ubuntu. What is the best in everything?
You have two choices to get an internal Debian apt site (it's called repository):
Make a mirror. There is the documentation from the Debian project about it. Mirrors take a lot of space, and remember you need a mirror for each of the Debian architectures you run internally (that means, amd64 an...
hello
i have big database. size: about 7 GB
when i tried to restore it on ssh server load and cpu usage goes 100%. sites not loaded and server rebooted
is any way to restore it without downing websites? i used cpu limit too. but not helped
i want to restore big database without high load, websi...
Hi guys,
I have this settings:
<IfModule mpm_prefork_module>
StartServers 5
MinSpareServers 5
MaxSpareServers 10
ServerLimit 1250
MaxClients 1250
MaxRequestsPerChild 1500
</IfModule>
Is possibile that with a 5-10 settin...
