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2001/6/26 [Recreation/Dating] UID:21629 Activity:high |
6/25 Need ideas for laid back, no sex filled, bachelor party for computer geek. Any ideas? \_ go to a race track. if poor, malibu. if not, something more expensive. \_ must have sex. geeks must reproduce more. \_ 12 computers, 10/100 switch, UT (or Q3A if you prefer) \_ bowling. day at malibu grand prix. bbq. \_ actually suggested two of the three above. sounds good. though bowling may not be too exciting. |
2001/6/26 [Computer/SW/OS/FreeBSD] UID:21630 Activity:nil |
6/25 For those of you not on freebsd-announce, Jordan Hubbard has left WindRiver to go work for Apple on MacOS X. |
2001/6/26 [Recreation/Computer/Games] UID:21631 Activity:nil |
6/26 My friend has a modded playstation, and wants to play a new (legitimate) game, but the disc won't operate on a modded system. How can one get around this? \_ You need to get the modchip switch that turns the modchip on and off. The alternative is to just download the Krack for the game and burn a Kracked copy. Since you own the original there's no reason to feel that its "wrong". \_ the free way: open up the psx, find pin1, and cut it. reconnect it when you have to. this is not the pretty way. \_ Is all this trouble really worth your time? \_ hella easy. \_ there are two generations of mod chips, as there were two types of copy protection introduced over time. check out the stuff at http://easybuy2000.com |
2001/6/26 [Uncategorized] UID:21632 Activity:high |
6/26 http://www.latimes.com/news/nation/updates2/lat_single010626.htm They still defined a good catch as a man with "three highs": higher education, high income and height. ... Chikako Ogura of Aichi Shukutoku University says the new standard is the "three Cs": financially comfortable, emotionally communicative and cooperative in housework and child care. \_ that's five Cs |
2001/6/26 [Uncategorized] UID:21633 Activity:nil |
6/26 Even zebras can get desperate: http://dailynews.yahoo.com/h/nm/20010626/od/pony_dc_1.html \_ quiz: can tigers breed with lions? \_ Of course. Ligers... |
2001/6/26 [Uncategorized] UID:21634 Activity:nil 80%like:21570 80%like:21592 |
6/26 [ Drivel Deleted ] \_ what a bad ass CS course: http://cs.colgate.edu/cslabs/cs303 \_ I can't believe they give out degrees to people who take classes like this. [ Older portions of the motd purged ] |
2001/6/26 [Computer/SW/Database] UID:21635 Activity:insanely high |
6/26 OK here is the deal- my new data structure was just bombing when I ran it in access- performing analysis in 1,000,000 records linked to countless other tables is just plain slow using access. They guy before me just had everything sitting in one table and only 250,000 records- blinding fast- but he had no thought of having any integrity to the data and flexibility of reference tables- See I don't think in terms of normalizing structure I think just of reference. Which basically can almost be defined as the same thing- But I still never design in real 3rd form- thats another subject.... So I changed the structure of the database and everything was running piss ass slow in Access These guys won't give me Oracle so I decided to setup MySQL. Well last night I finally finished porting over some data to populate the new MySQL tables I ran a simple query joining 2 tables and MySQL took 2 seconds Access took 30 seconds. My boss was not impressed.... he went on a tirade about how fast access was with all the data sitting in one table-- and that mySQl was going to bomb in a multiple user env. I had to sit calmly right next to him when he basically threw my work out the window- He then goes on to say- I think the multiuser env is going to really start to hurt us and we should probably upsize to Oracle........ People like this need to get out of the management business. Right now corporations are blowing billions on Oracle databases to do functions which can easily be handled by FREE solutions... He then goes on and says - oh we can't install that on the server. I was like its 2 damn files which don't screw with any windows setting Just amazing. good thing I am just content to work in my hole with no regard what happens around me.. Not really this does piss me off but what can I do- And this database isn't even modified- all the users do is run queries and view records..... I do all the modifications and update of the data like once a quarter \_ work for oracle? \_ How are users going to access the mysql database to run queries? If your users going to do it with Access, it's going to be hell to administer. Mysql doesn't handle locking too well with Access clients. \_ wow. Tell your boss he is a moron and he shouldn't be making these decisions. Do what is right (PostgreSQL) and then if you get fired be GLAD that you now will get a tiny bit of money on unemployment while you dick around before getting another job which you obviously need to do anyway. |
2001/6/26 [Academia/Berkeley/CSUA/Troll/Kinney] UID:21636 Activity:nil |
6/26 "kinney" is not logged in, yet how is he posting? |
2001/6/26 [Uncategorized] UID:21637 Activity:nil |
6/26 [ yet more drivel purged. ] |
2001/6/26 [Computer/SW/Database] UID:21638 Activity:nil |
6/26 Again my users are just "browsing" they aren't buying and validating anything- they are just browsing the ailes as the site says. So there is not need to worry about inserts coming from all directions. Just massive queries being pushed to the clients The interface I am planning is to use ASP talk to MySQL thru ODBC Right now it is ASP to MSAccess thru ODBC Not much difference - except that I have access setup with a whole bunch of "views" which are not possible with MySQL. This can be changed by using like postgresql but right now I think I will probably use both- Mysql for speed functions- there are only a few pages and searchs which are getting bogged down and I can route them into MySQL, then use MSAccess for the other stuff. |
2001/6/26-27 [Computer/SW/Languages/C_Cplusplus, Computer/SW/Editors/Emacs] UID:21639 Activity:moderate |
6/26 In emacs20 c-mode, how do I tell it to indent with an amount other than two columns? \_ M-x apropos indent \_ Yeah I did that, but I couldn't find anything that I could set to tell it to indent by every four columns when I press the <TAB> key. Any more hint? \_ c-set-offset. read: info emacs/ccmode/Customizing Indentation |
2001/6/26-27 [Computer/SW/Unix, Computer/SW/OS] UID:21640 Activity:high |
6/25 Is there some minimum amount of time i can be sure a process ID won't be reused? Or, once it a process is killed is it theoretically possible that, on a busy enough system, that PID would be reused almost instantly for a new process? \_ Why do you need the PID to be associated with a dead process? Is there another way? \_ For what OS? I think for UNIX it is theoretically possible that the PID gets re-used right away, but I think in practice programmers ignore such a small possibility and just assume that the PID is good enough for identifying a process. \_ there is only one true O.S. that is the one this file is on. \_ PhilOS? |
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