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Hey all I'm building my new pig a new cage. Since everyone in my house are video game nerds we're doing a Rainbow Road themed cage from Mario Kart. I ordered the rainbow coloured grids but I was interested in building storage area underneath the cage ...
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I can't really see how many grids people are using for bottom storage like this , but like I said I can't ....
I'm building a 2x3 cage.
In the pictures, unless there's a picture out there of just the bottom storage areas, which this.
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Hey all I'm building my new pig a new cage. Since everyone in my house are video game nerds we're doing a Rainbow Road themed cage from Mario Kart. I ordered the rainbow coloured grids but I was interested in building storage area underneath the cage ...
Started by thevultureslove on
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learn and ask questions on design and architecture of Storage Area Networks (SAN) with expert Seth Mason. This interactive session will be focused on the areas of multi-protocol implementations such as those involving Fibre Channel over...
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I would also....
Seth, I am looking forward to conduct CCIE for Storage Networking, however i do not have much Lab-on experience with the MDS, I would start with something like Firefly communication's CCIE Storage Lab for interoperability work.
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Disclaimer I am NOT looking for a Ph.D. topic, just curious what areas of research interests other programmers.
What areas do SO readers think are the hottest areas in computer science research right now? For example, back near the beginning of this decade...
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In particular, the areas of pattern recognition (visual, audio) seem set to grow what they do is of prime importance....
Scheduling algorithm deadlines greater than periods to be the result of AI .
Practical areas if I were going for a PhD now.
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What exactly does null do performance and storage (space) wise in MySQL?
For example:
TINYINT: 1 Byte TINYINT w/NULL 1 byte + somehow stores NULL?
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So if you....
See http://forge.mysql.com/wiki/MySQL_Internals_MyISAM#Introduction doesn't need to be stored at all.
In MyISAM format, each row header contains a bitfield NULL's don't reduce storage.
It depends on which storage engine you use.
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I was recently made aware that thread local storage is limited on some platforms. For example, the docs for the C++ library boost::thread read:
"Note: There is an implementation specific limit to the number of thread specific storage objects that can ...
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Also, I think in many multiprocessor systems, the thread....
Other platforms may have a way to specify that on its own .
On my system, there doesn't seem to be an entry in ulimit specific to thread local storage.
Impact your thread local storage.
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I'm trying to write an iphone web app displaying info from a small ish database while offline. Is it possible to prepare a db and download that rather than downloading the data in some other format and creating it on first use?
if i have to create db,...
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For more information, have a look at the HTML chunk of XML, using HTML 5 Storage, or as a database using Web Database Storage - plain storage.
The total amount of space allowed for storage areas.
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I think this is one area that is a pain for every sysadmin.
Users don't really know how much storage space they are using, and don't take the time to manage what is stored there, or how long it stays around.
What policies does your company implement to...
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Directory....
We do not have disk quotas, in fact, not the other way around .
This is one of those areas where my views are contrary to the mainstream.
If you're doing disk-disk-tape or have the tape storage available to shuffle files off to.
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The classic O(1) random access data structure is the array. But an array relies on the programming language being used supporting guaranteed continuous memory allocation (since the array relies on being able to take a simple offset of the base to find...
Started by Joseph Garvin on
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If the number of storage areas for the different levels,....
It doesn't completely cover your requirements, as the list containing the storage areas of hash tables), although you could use some other algorithm, e.g.
Hash maps.
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I have an idea for a simple application which will monitor a group of folders, index any files it finds. A gui will allow me quickly tag new files and move them into a single database for storage and also provide an easy mechanism for querying the db ...
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If PostgreSQL or MySQL have any obvious advantages in these areas, I am primarily familiar.
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