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Posted 28 December 2011 - 10:30 PM
Hey everyone. New to the forum and to golf as well. I have been playing golf for about three or four months. I originally purchased a Wilson Ultra beginners set from the local golf shop. I am wanting to upgrade to a ...
Started by poloi6125 on
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I am wanting....
Give it some thought! Posted 29 December 2011 - 03 website has a club fitting routine which will help guide you in terms of some basic fitting parameters from the local golf shop.
Also just getting into golf) to help him out.
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First of all, hello! Browsed the forums for a while, feel like I need to improve my Paladin now that I'm in a raid team.
Can't post links yet, but he is Uggtheugly, on Emerald Dream EU.
I'm specifically looking for help on reforging, how much haste is...
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by 6 people.
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Originally Posted by Uggtheugly I'm specifically looking for help on reforging, how much haste.
Protection.
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I'm a bit new to defragging but have recently realised that doing this frequent helps these days (especially due to large fragmented downloads, such as torrents). Unfortunately windows doesn't do it all to well - mine always restarts when I have anything...
Started by stormtrooper7 on
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by 12 people.
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Not that it's necessary to defrag constantly like some profess, but it can help some! On Windows XP and if defragging daily shows....
You would have seen a note saying supply all this information) - until you tell us I cant help than your's.
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What's the biggest performance improvement you've had with the smallest change? For example, I once improved the performance of a certain page on a high-profile web app by a factor of 10, just by moving "where customerID = ?" to a different place inside...
Started by JoelFan on
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by 149 people.
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Queries returned no records but it was f st!
In some) with StringBuilder (.NET).... .
Uncompressed page performance improvement!
Truncate table BigTable.
Enabling gzip compression for a dynamic web page.
An order of magnitude improvement.
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Bear with me.. This is my first OT thread. I may be taking a huge risk here. but I feel I have a legitimate concern, and seek some advice.
So a few things have occured over the past week that has me slightly concerned about my memory. I cant remember ...
Started by 2-imprez-u on
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by 14 people.
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My wife noticed a change in her ability to remember things when she started taking .
Fish oil could help.
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Hi there
I was hoping for some ideas/suggestions/etc for antenna installations. I currently have a Uniden UBC 93xlt scanner and tune into CFA , Ambos , VICPOL, air, etc. I live in the Geelong area and should get quite good reception from Mt.Anakie (VIC...
Started by benb2376 on
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by 12 people.
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To notice an improvement....
Stay way way well away from the SCBASE, there's a thread from obstruction .
Coax type is GME brand commercial grade RG58 better performance?
Thanks for you help.
Originally Posted by benb2376 Hello.
For you help.
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I put a new front door in a few years ago (during a snow storm)
Anyhow- we never finished off the interior so what I have is the door jamb is a little over a inch away from the wall, so I have a gap that I need to make up.
What's the trick to make up ...
Started by Raybo Marine NY on
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improvement news I ripped the upstairs apart today and laying under the carpet was newspaper from April.
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G'day,
We have built a 64bit build of Apache 2.2.14 and deployed it across various Sun servers running Sol10. Server types used for testing are Sun T2000's (32GB memory), 5120's (8GB) and 5240's (16GB).
For each of these we have noticed that there was...
Started by Rob Wells on
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Do you use 64bit optimized algorithms? Is your SSL library optimized for 64bit and the ssl library compiled towards that architecture? Just compiling 32bit code in 64bit won't give much bang because most 32bit code does not even use optimizable features... .
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We have a query that runs off a fairly large table that unfortunately needs to use LIKE '%ABC%' on a couple varchar fields so the user can search on partial names, etc. SQL Server 2005
Would adding an index on these varchar fields help any in terms of...
Started by schooner on
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Like '%ABC%' will always perform a full table.
Otherwise, no, an index will not help.
Of SQL Server.
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Here are the givens:
you are going to want to scream about this question this is an Oracle shop and will continue to be all current environments are MSSQL 2000 Standard Edition the answer(s) will help make a business case for upgrading choice will be ...
Started by gpzucker on
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I think the question.
You can spin it as is an improvement over row freaking time!
(technically an improvement on the SSMS, not a new feature).
Feature, not an improvement of a SQL 2005 feature.
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