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We deployed our new Linux/Exim/Spamassassin mail server on Friday (always a good idea to deploy the day before a long weekend when no admins are around). The load has been hovering around 1.3 on the 15-minute average.
The machine is responsive, and mails...
Started by Zimmy-DUB-Zongy-Zong-DUBBY on
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by 8 people.
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This is still acceptable because we don't have any delays in mail.
Our about 5 with spikes above 15.
Yes, that's pretty acceptable, and generally something to be expected with a mail filter.
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Why was it acceptable for the U.S. to have nuclear missiles in Europe & Turkey but not acceptable in Cuba?
Started by Nallely on
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by 7 people.
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Because Cuba was a Communist country (Supported by the Soviet Union) and the US did not support communism, which meant that they were not friendly specialy after the US tried to overthrow Cuba's leader at that time .
If i remember correctly....
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We would like to share runtime project binary files. So every team member could take current working version. It is acceptable/good to store runtime binaries in the SVN?
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So yes, it is "acceptable/good to store runtime binaries in the SVN and could always answer the above mentioned....
As a sidenote, I can't see transaction, rather than 900 ones .
It's perfectly fine and acceptable to store binaries in the SVN repo.
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Hello everyone, Can someone tell me how to add a padding to the data to make it acceptable for AES256 encryption algorithm in pycrypto library (Python).
Thanks a lot in advance.. :)
Started by CHAMPAK on
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by 3 people.
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How the padding is....
The documentation states that the block size for AES is always 16 bytes, so you need to pad the data to a multiple of 16 bytes .
Looking at the documentation , it seems that it's up to you, the library user, to pad the data yourself .
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Is it acceptable for a instance method of a class to release itself?
ie to have a method that calls:
[self release]
Assume that my code is not going to access self after calling [self release]
Started by Alan on
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by 6 people.
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Is it acceptable for a instance method of a class to release itself?
ie to have.
For example).
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IT is full of heroics; many of us carry a paging device, like Batman waiting in his cave for the Bat Signal. What's a fair compensation for on-call schedules? Is it acceptable to handle emergency requests on weekends or vacations?
Started by jldugger on
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by 10 people.
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If you weren't hired to be on-call and your employer wants to make you on-call are trying to find good solid information on what is "standard" and "acceptable" for on-call.
Then it's acceptable.
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Hello,
I am using below statement to return the directory name of the running script:
print dirname(__FILE__);
it outputs something like this with back-slashes:
www\EZPHP\core\ezphp.php
Question:
Is a path with back-slashes acceptable across all major...
Started by Sarfraz on
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by 5 people.
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This is because dirname() doesn't necessarily ....
Windows accepts forward slashes, and they are the default on *nix systems
print str_replace('\\','/',dirname(__FILE__));
In reality, it doesn't matter...
I would normalize that to forward slashes.
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Is it acceptable to use ThreadPool in a library?
because that obviously might cause some unpleasant problems if the user of your library is using ThreadPool as well (due to ThreadPool being a static class of course)..
what's the convention?
Started by Itay on
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You should also make it very clear which exposed parts... .
As long as it's well documented, and you provide methods to allow the user of the library to control the threadpool, such as min/max threads and maybe the option to not use a threadpool at all .
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Is it acceptable for an API to have bad behaviors (like segfault, bus error, memory leak) if the condition that would cause the bad behaviors is documented? Or should it always fail "gracefully" in all known conditions?
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Not at all , it shouldnt crash , when it failed , it should return a value which indicate it
No, its not
I would personally prefer a graceful fail over a crash any day, especially if the cause of the crash scenario is known and documented .
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Given a short sprint, is it ever acceptable to forgo TDD to "get things done" within the sprint.
For example a given piece of work might need say 1/3 of the sprint to design the object model around an existing implementation. Under this scenario you might...
Started by Ben Aston on
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by 10 people.
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I would say that it's almost always acceptable to bypass any is "acceptable" depends on a lot of....
While it may be acceptable some it can be a recipe for disaster, IME.
To my mind this can be a dangerous trade-off to take .
Tests.
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