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...just set up Ubuntu Hardy Heron on my Compaq Presario C712nr laptop, and I was hoping that someone could help me to set up Steam so that it will fully function. I have previously tried this, yet was unable to get the Steam Community working properly with its chat functions and such. This was a real dealbreaker for me, as Steam Community is my primary social networking service. If anyone could help to give a step by step on setting up WINE and Steam, I'd be indebted. :D

...down parsing, because my documents are littered with <?php blah blah ?>, and a few other oddities. These blocks get gifted with unwanted markup by Markdown: <?php blah blah ?> becomes <p><?php blah blah ?></p> If I can't make it stop that, it's a dealbreaker for me in an otherwise fascinating and incredibly useful tool. And my gut tells me that there has *got* to be a way, even though I've scoured the syntax docs and can't find it. (I did notice a mechanism for doing this via WordPress (<MTMarkdownOptions output='raw'>),...

...A. This connection usually takes too long. So we end up with about 50% error rate in site B while having a 0% error rate in site A. I''ve tried to address this by using async_storeconfigs which seemed to help a lot but ran into https://projects.puppetlabs.com/issues/12140 which was a dealbreaker. Something else I''ve tried is just having agents in site B use the PMs in site A (so no more PM in site B). This helps a lot, but we still get errors. The 50% error rate drops down to about 1% error rate. It seems the traffic from agent to PM is less then the traffic from PM to DB?...

...t indexes worked surprisingly well, > once you sorted out the odd resource size (ulimit-related) issues (vsz & > friends) limitations. I did notice the "worst-case" search performance have > worryingly high O(x) increases in time, but I'd not seen anything that was a > dealbreaker. It goes without saying that various substring searches worked as > expected, for the most part. > > My experiences with SOLR were similar to Messr. Moreau's: lots of startup > errors with provided schemata files. Lots of JAVA nonsense issues. Lots of > sensitivity to WHICH Java...

...to make that work but I'm skeptical. My main concern is that cold/frozen code nearly always uses a bunch of values from the main code path that branched to it, and if the overhead of getting from main to cold/frozen is more than a single jmp/jcc instruction (on x86) that's going to be a dealbreaker. Does this sound doable, and is it something you'd be ok having in llvm? If we can come up with a good design my team is happy to do the actual work, though if anyone else is interested in doing it we certainly won't complain :). Thanks! Brett

...prisingly well, > > once you sorted out the odd resource size (ulimit-related) issues (vsz & > > friends) limitations. I did notice the "worst-case" search performance have > > worryingly high O(x) increases in time, but I'd not seen anything that was a > > dealbreaker. It goes without saying that various substring searches worked as > > expected, for the most part. > > > > My experiences with SOLR were similar to Messr. Moreau's: lots of startup > > errors with provided schemata files. Lots of JAVA nonsense issues. Lots of > >...

...pported by giving multiple host settings, like: host=sql1.host.org host=sql2.host.org". However, as far as I can tell dovecot only connects to the first listed host, and processes all queries through it, there does not appear to be any load-balancing going on. That's not necessarily a dealbreaker; however, high-availability does not appear to be working either. If I shutdown the first mysql server, dovecot starts to log connection failures: Sep 9 15:47:34 tweak dovecot: auth: Error: mysql(mysql-1.unx.csupomona.edu): Connect failed to database (idmgmt): Can't connect to MySQL serv...

...> > > issues (vsz & > > > > friends) limitations. I did notice the "worst-case" search > > > > performance have > > > > worryingly high O(x) increases in time, but I'd not seen > > > > anything that was a > > > > dealbreaker. It goes without saying that various substring > > > > searches worked as > > > > expected, for the most part. > > > > > > > > My experiences with SOLR were similar to Messr. Moreau's: lots > > > > of startup > > > > error...

...an external subproject using llvm_ExternalProject_Add. The former has the disadvantage that new .cxx files dumped into the test folder are not recognized until the next cmake run, unless the CONFIGURE_DEPENDS option is used. I found this adds seconds to each invocation of ninja which I considered a dealbreaker. The external project searched for tests every time, but is only invoked in a check-llvm run, no different than llvm-lit. It uses CMake's find_package to build against the main project's results (which currently we do not have tests for) and could also be compiled in debug mode while LLVM i...

I recently decided to use wine on Ubuntu over using windows on my computer. Kind of the dealbreaker/maker in this was that according to the appdb Altera Quartus II Web Edition would run. However, I can't get the newest version (11.1) to install (it just came out, so I imagine problems like this come up all the time with new things). Although they have a linux version, this one didn't work...

Firstly, I apologise for the blatant help me nature of this question but time is really against me and I wondered if any experienced Linux/Wine users would be able to give me some basic pointers from their own experiences. I have built 2 very budget PCs for my kids (8+5) running Ubuntu 10.04 x32. Both have good Nvidia graphics and can play HD video. In fact everything is tip top apart from Web

...more like an LLVM project and to come up with a plan and schedule for completing this work (http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/2020-January/137989.html) The full list of changes that could be made to make F18 more LLVM-like is very long. We're interested in identifying what the absolute dealbreakers are that block inclusion into the monorepo and which changes would be acceptable to make after inclusion to the monorepo. We've come up with strawman lists for each and would like to propose the following plan of action: 1. We have captured our strawman proposal for all the changes that n...

Op 07-02-12 19:50, Ralph Giles schreef: > Basically the audio is chopped into a blocks and each block is coded > either uncompressed, as a constant value (good for silence), or with > linear predictive coding plus a rice-coded residual. I don't know how > the encoder decides where to put the block boundaries. AFAIK, FLAC uses a fixed block length so block boundaries are just put

...to believe, the squat indexes worked surprisingly well, once you sorted out the odd resource size (ulimit-related) issues (vsz & friends) limitations. I did notice the "worst-case" search performance have worryingly high O(x) increases in time, but I'd not seen anything that was a dealbreaker. It goes without saying that various substring searches worked as expected, for the most part. My experiences with SOLR were similar to Messr. Moreau's: lots of startup errors with provided schemata files. Lots of JAVA nonsense issues. Lots of sensitivity to WHICH Java runtime, etc, etc. I fin...

...t indexes worked surprisingly well, > once you sorted out the odd resource size (ulimit-related) issues (vsz & > friends) limitations. I did notice the "worst-case" search performance have > worryingly high O(x) increases in time, but I'd not seen anything that was a > dealbreaker. It goes without saying that various substring searches worked as > expected, for the most part. > > My experiences with SOLR were similar to Messr. Moreau's: lots of startup > errors with provided schemata files. Lots of JAVA nonsense issues. Lots of > sensitivity to WHICH Java...

The real main differecne seems coming from "diffconfig.xml" When I put yours, Solr delete (!) schema.xml and create a "manage-schema" and starts complaining about useless types (tdates, booleans, etc..) that are not needed for Mail fileds When I put mine (from standard distribution of Arch), it keeps things as they are (yeah !), does not complains about those useless types

...t indexes worked surprisingly well, > once you sorted out the odd resource size (ulimit-related) issues (vsz & > friends) limitations. I did notice the "worst-case" search performance have > worryingly high O(x) increases in time, but I'd not seen anything that was a > dealbreaker. It goes without saying that various substring searches worked as > expected, for the most part. > > My experiences with SOLR were similar to Messr. Moreau's: lots of startup > errors with provided schemata files. Lots of JAVA nonsense issues. Lots of > sensitivity to WHICH Java...

...t indexes worked surprisingly well, > once you sorted out the odd resource size (ulimit-related) issues (vsz & > friends) limitations. I did notice the "worst-case" search performance have > worryingly high O(x) increases in time, but I'd not seen anything that was a > dealbreaker. It goes without saying that various substring searches worked as > expected, for the most part. > > My experiences with SOLR were similar to Messr. Moreau's: lots of startup > errors with provided schemata files. Lots of JAVA nonsense issues. Lots of > sensitivity to WHICH Java...

> On 20 Jul 2016, at 20:02, C Bergström <cbergstrom at pathscale.com> wrote: > > Some general questions about X-Ray > ------------- > Is there a plan to make a separate mailing list or project around > this? Do you have a list of planned features? Interesting question -- so far we haven't decided yet whether XRay will live as another project. I'm certainly open to

...more like an LLVM project and to come up with a plan and schedule for completing this work (http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/2020-January/137989.html) The full list of changes that could be made to make F18 more LLVM-like is very long. We're interested in identifying what the absolute dealbreakers are that block inclusion into the monorepo and which changes would be acceptable to make after inclusion to the monorepo. We've come up with strawman lists for each and would like to propose the following plan of action: 1. We have captured our strawman proposal for all the changes that n...