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Why are motherboards designed for servers generally larger than regular motherboards? Usually servers come in larger form factors, why?
Started by 에이바 on
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Servers require air flow adequate to how much ....
I also am guessing it has something to do with many servers being in rack mount chassis instead of desktop boxes .
This takes extra space.
You can find server boards with 2-4 CPU slots, 16 ram slots, etc .
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How do websites generally log users out and send them to the log in screen automatically when a user's session expires? Is this done through ajax or running async handlers? Can you give me a bit of an explanation.
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Really, though, the server handles the actual session, so if you disabled the client-side logic it would act as if you were attempting to make transactions while logged out... .
Banks and such use a client-side timeout via javascript, or something similar .
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Is Visual SVN Server generally viewed as a trustworthy SVN server? I went to Wikipedia and didn't see any item for VisualSVN Server under Visual SVN so I added a line there... but there seems to be no mentioning of it otherwise.
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Can you define Trustworthy? Do you mean not likely to... .
As far as I can tell, it's just a custom distribution of SVN + Apache rolled into an installer, so its "trustworthiness" will be the same as Apache's and subvrsion's .
My company has been using it.
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Just wondering, it seems like it works pretty well but I want to make sure I am using generally accepted coding practices and not get into bad habits.
Thanks,
Nick
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Fast enumeration is a recent addition to the language, so don't be concerned that you're not seeing it much in other people... .
Use it wherever possible.
It was introduced as the preferred style of enumeration in Objective-C 2.0, in fact .
Yes, it's good form.
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Hi,
I'm trying to find a benchmark for how long users are willing to wait for a response from a remote service. In my case the response is for very useful but not business critical validation of data entry. I guess that there must have been some work ...
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Generally.
Remote services, websites, and even applications will need to continue to respond more quickly .
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As a follow up to: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/105400/what-are-indexes-and-how-can-i-use-them-to-optimize-queries-in-my-database where I am attempting to learn about indexes, what columns are good index candidates?, specifically for an mssql database...
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First,....
If you create an index on the column, the index will create it's own data are good indexes for multiple reasons .
In general (I don't use mssql so can't comment specifically), primary keys make good indexes is generally increasing.
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Do you generally assume that toString() on any given object has a low cost (i.e. for logging)? I do. Is that assumption valid? If it has a high cost should that normally be changed? What are valid reasons to make a toString() method with a high cost? ...
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Words "safe" and "generally." So even though in comments you seem to be emphasizing the generalSince I generally only call toString() on methods and classes that I have written myself and overrode the base method, then I generally....
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I was wondering, what does everyone think about when they are writing their code and what procedures do you like to follow?
Generally I write in C# or VB.NET.
I write my code adhering to:
Naming conventions Code Standards Best Practices And personally...
Started by w4ymo on
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Describe what variables do, describe what every....
Comment, comment and comment.
The two main practices I try to follow are
DRY - Don't Repeat Yourself Each method performs one action I will be brief and state a single thing I consider important: comment .
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According to McCall's Quality Model , Product Revision is one of the three main perspectives for describing the quality attributes of a software product. Under the Product Revision perspective, maintainability , the ability to find and fix a defect , ...
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A routine, you'll often get false positives when you search for some string and it shows a general.
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I have found this both in myself and managers have mentioned it to me regarding other programmers: about half way through a project, the progress of a programmer will slow to a crawl and it's hard to get them to finish a project. (Half way could be anywhere...
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I used to think....
The best way I've found to get around it is to take a little time before I start coding and actually plan out what needs to be done instead of firing up a text editor and coding .
This has happened to me on personal projects many times .
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