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-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 I have so far avoided using the x86_64 distro, sticking to 32 bits on all my servers. My question for all using the 64bits distro is: is it really worth it ? What kind of applications are you running, and what kind of _real_ gain did you have ? Note: All my servers are 2GB RAM or less. - -- Rodrigo Barbosa "Quid quid Latine dictum sit, altum viditur" "Be excellent to each other ..." - Bill & Ted (Wyld Stallyns) -----BEGI...

Hi all. I was doing some testing with writing out data to a BTFS filesystem with the compress-force option. With 1 program running, I saw btfs-delalloc taking about 1 CPU worth of time, much as could be expected. I then started up 2 programs at the same time, writing data to the BTRFS volume. btrfs-delalloc still only used 1 CPU worth of time. Is btrfs-delalloc threaded, to where it can use more than 1 CPU worth of time? Is there a threshold where it would start using...

...NS service that has a client interface for client APIs to access. I''d like to have all application requests and data updates/retrieval to go through this interface instead of a database. Should I even use Rails for something like this? Or is using Rails for something without an RDMS not worth it? Is replacing or subclassing ActiveRecord (which I heard is what I''d be doing) very time consuming? Worth it? I''d like to use Rails, but if this architecture is not feasable using Rails, then are there any other ruby frameworks that anyone could recommend? Thanks in advance...

I am using CentOS 5.0 on my desktop workstation. Are there any deeply compelling reasons to upgrade to version 5.1? I read through the release notes but didn't see any whiz-bang new features. Perhaps some of you can share your personal experience letting us know if you have noticed any differences, etc.

...tunnel - I've tested IAX2 traffic over these tunnels before, and things work great. Since this works fairly well, I envision using IAX trunks for all intra-office calls. So - in this situation, would it be easier to just manage the office dialplan(s) and call routing manually, or would it be worth it to set up dundi for extension discovery? Thanks! -- Erik Anderson http://andersonfam.org

Calling all Dallas/Fort Worth LLVM developers. Several of the local DFW-area developers have decided its time to start a local social event. This is our first go at it, so please be patient. Given the relative density of tech companies along the I-75 corridor, we plan to meet out in the burbs’. Details: When: Thursday Mar...

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...> -----Original Message----- > From: samba-bounces+mwestern=sola.com.au@lists.samba.org > [mailto:samba-bounces+mwestern=sola.com.au@lists.samba.org] > On Behalf Of Joe Cipale > Sent: Monday, 10 October 2005 1:11 AM > Cc: samba@lists.samba.org > Subject: [Samba] Samba.. not worth a f*** for printing > > I have had it.. I have come to the butt-ugly conclusion that > samba is nothing more than a clusterf**k for cross platform > printing. I have been trying for 2 years to talk between my > windows and linux printers to no avail. I am convinced now > that...

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...(PHP / MySQL) - a development infrastructure (subversion, bugzilla, automated builds) This will use KVM virtualization with Cent OS 5.4 hosts and guests. On the long run we will probably rent quite a few of type B depending on our needs of space and computing power. My question is whether it is worth using one of type A (with SSD drives) in order to host the critical data such as the web sites and the subversion repository (critical in the sense that these services should be fast, always available, and the related data as safe as possible). This critical server will be more read oriented than...

...irectly to the branch, or send it to me and I'll commit it for you. It doesn't even have to be a patch proper, just send me some text! I've been going through Alex's excellent weekly news (http://llvmweekly.org) to figure out what changed. Here's a list of things that might be worth mentioning in the notes: LLVM: - the assume intrinsic - scoped noalias metadata - the old JIT being removed - kaleidoscope debug info chapter - TargetMachine/TargetSubtargetInfo API changes - AArch64 FastISel improvements - the new CFL alias analysis - the new vector shuffle lowering - Go bindings...

Hi List, I have a 2Mbps SDSL link which gets saturated during peak time because about I have about 3 E1 worth of g729 traffic going thru. So I'm planning to use IAX2 trunking to reduce bandwith requirement and squeeze out each and every bit of this (expensive) bandwith. I've set up two boxes (debian etch), one in a remote data center (which has plenty of bandwith) and one behing the SDSL lin...

...all of the parts inside the email, I will be able to ensure that each part of the email will only be saved once. This means that attachments & common parts of the body will only be saved once inside the storage. How achievable would this be with the current state of dovecot? Would it even be worth doing? Thanks, Tim

Since Colin Anderson -- in a previous thread -- asked the question about whether ADSI was dead, I thought it was worth discussing. We've been using Nortel Vista 350s in our office up until now. The phones are from Telus, I don't know if there's any way to unlock them. It would appear Telus hasn't done much in the way of updating software for these phones; or if they have, they haven't told us a...

...s to all the normal helpers, I _think_. using helper in that location gives me a NoMethodError. using self in that location ends up with the helper trying to delegate methods to Spec::Rails::Example::RailsExampleGroup::Subclass .... has anybody figured out what hoops this needs? -- // anything worth taking seriously is worth making fun of // http://blog.devcaffeine.com/ -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/rspec-users/attachments/20090205/d529d0cc/attachment.html>

...SSA form input, assume the worst, and use powerful incremental SSA formation utilities built on SSAUpdater to form SSA on demand when needed. >> >> (Note, there are plenty of places where SSAUpdater makes sense, so this isn't really about doing away with it at all.) > > It’s worth noting that LCSSA predates SSAUpdater. If I went back in time and knew what I knew now, I wouldn’t have gone with LCSSA. > > My gripes are three fold: 1) SSAUpdater can handle anything that LCSSA simplifies, 2) that LCSSA is annoying to keep up to date, 3) LCSSA burns compile time optimisti...

...''s very successful Puppet talk at GLLUG in London, which was so over-subscribed there were people queueing outside and pressing their little faces up against the glass, I wonder if the market will bear a London Puppet meet? If there are more than two or three people interested it might be worth arranging something, perhaps a pub session where we can talk about what we''re doing with Puppet, swap ideas, and generally network. If someone is willing to do a talk that would be pretty great too! :D J -- PURPOSE OF YOUR CAREER Astronaut: Advancing scientific knowledge for the good o...

Hello all, I''ve recently been working with a model with a lot of boolean attributes and I decided that it''s worth trying to implement a attr_boolean function to cut down on the work. Something like class User < ActiveRecord::Base attr_boolean :contact_by_email, :display_real_name, :administrator end which would replace the hand written class User < ActiveRecord::Base def contact_by_email? se...

...nstalled the wrong version of Python. IIRC llvm-build > requires Python 2.X > There was a patch on the commit list to try to make some of our scripts work for both 2 and 3. I should dig it up and review it. My initial impression was that still probably nobody uses python 3, so it's not worth adding support that will break. But if users actually have python 3, maybe it's worth it. -------------- next part -------------- An HTML attachment was scrubbed... URL: <http://lists.llvm.org/pipermail/llvm-dev/attachments/20130721/980668b5/attachment.html>

hi guys, just spent 20 minutes looking through the forums on the website, and it seems people are posting howtos and walkthoughs there. whats the general feeling ? is it worth getting in touch with the authors and seeing if they would like to maintain them on the wiki instead ? I know some of them are really mad and we wont / dont want to highlight them too much ( like, gnome-2.16 hacked into a centos-4 machine! ), but there do seem to be a few good ones there too....