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See what you think of this line of code:
if ([pickerViewController.picker.bvc.currentResolve.name isEqualToString:message]) ...
Would you consider this to be excessive use of the dot operator?
If not, I can leave it as-is.
But if so, what's the preferred...
Started by Elliot on
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I find that debugging this sort of thing is always .
If an object has a property, access (he dislikes excessive use of local variables).
I don't think there is excessive use of the property notation.
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I'm running my drupal website on a VPS, the server suddenly stops responding and the stats shows a sudden excessive memory usage. I'm not sure if it's Drupal, but my database is hosted on another server.
Can anybody help in this?
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And after one hour it wasn't finished, so....
Http://drupal.org/node/158043
I found that Faceted Search would use up 99% of my server's CPU when it ran every hour (indexing content) .
Set it to memory_limit = 128M.
Increase memory_limit in php.ini file.
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I'm running Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit on a Dell Vostro 1720 with 8GB of RAM, 7200RPM Disk, 2.53 GHz Core2Duo (Windows 7 64 bit is a supported option and the laptop came with the OS pre-installed).
I'm noticing some fairly excessive disk activity when ...
Started by Kev on
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If a significant number of those are quite small then I can see... .
I won't be a CPU intensive activity, but will obviously be a disk access intensive activity .
I don't know about Trillian, but Visual Studio will be writing a lot of files to the hard drive .
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Our team have built a web application using Ruby on Rails. It currently doesn't restrict users from making excessive login requests. We want to ignore a user's login requests for a while after she made several failed attempts mainly for the purpose...
Started by Bryan Shen on
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The framework provides means for sending HTTP requests.
Value you define as excessive) login request.
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I am trying to restore a SQL Server 2008 (standard edition) backup to my dev machine using the production database. I get an "insufficient free space" error when doing so. SQL Server claims that it needs 43 GB free to restore my db, but the .bak file ...
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Another option outside of backup if you can get away with... .
Your best bet if this is the case is to shrink the log file before you do the backup .
Is it likely your transaction log file...the backup will want to create one as large as was on the original .
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I like how Groovy makes all of your instance variables and class variables public and writes getters and setters on your behalf. This saves a lot of unnecessary coding. On the other hand, my boss hates it, making me very sad :(
Is there a way to achieve...
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I was in a similar position as you a few... .
Getting buy-in from management might not be as hard as you think to move to groovy .
You won't find much to change the core language without moving to a new language (like groovy) .
The Java language is what it is.
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And here we go with my first not-directly-programming-related question on SO!
I seem to suffer from an excessive amount of static buildup (the electrical kind, not the type modifier). This, of course, manifests itself as getting the crap shocked out of...
Started by Toji on
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What might I be doing that would cause me to build up excessive static?
Using typical PVC office.
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I'm not brand new to the concept of unit testing but at the same time I've not yet mastered them either.
The one question that has been going through my head recently as I've been writing unit tests while writing my code using the TDD methodology is: ...
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Moreover, depending on your environment, unit at a time)
Yes, indeed it is possible to... .
Yes, unit testing can be taken to excess/extremes
keep in mind that it is only necessary to test doing "middle" cases, then that's probably excessive.
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My first application was submitted to App Store and failed to be approved owing to "excessive volumes of data over the cellular network". I don't know how they test this but since it's basically a news application which displays various articles, images...
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They run bandwidth tests by looking at byte counters for the network... .
See question 1236788 for more information.
Apple want you to use HTTP Live Streaming if you want to stream video over the cellular network .
I expect the streaming video is the problem.
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We were a little surprised to see this on our Cacti graphs for June 4 web traffic:
We ran Log Parser on our IIS logs and it turns out this was a perfect storm of Yahoo and Google bots indexing us.. in that 3 hour period, we saw 287k hits from 3 different...
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Bluecoat (formerly Packeteer) PacketShaper products can dynamically throttle excessive usage on traffic.
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