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I am used to thinking about time estimates in the way suggested by Joel Spolsky - that if a scheduled item takes more than 16 hours, it should be divided into smaller tasks. Now, I am implementing Scrum in my team together with Story Points based estimations...
Started by Michal Czardybon on
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It seems to ....
Ideal man.
Googling for "scrum ideal man hour" gives 6500 results while "scrum ideal man day ideal man hours is precise, it's probably not any more accurate than 0.5 ideal man days.
And under-deliver.
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What is the ideal humidity level (or range) for a room dedicated to servers?
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Is not to find the ideal humidity and set it at a specific level, but to prevent humidity fluctuations.
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What kind of information should an Application Log ideally contain? How is it different from Error Log?
Started by n0vic3c0d3r on
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The application log should contain all the information necessary for audit... .
An application log usually contains errors, warning, events and non-critical information in difference to an error log that usually contains only errors and critical warnings .
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What would you consider the ideal computer configuration for software development? Also, what upgrades would you look at for a development computer?
Started by Rob on
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To hook up your 1920x1200 24" screen to? :-)
What would you consider the ideal computer?
The computer configuration I would consider ideal for software development:
Form factor: Laptop/Notebook to run Windows, Linux, and whatever else ....
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Most equipment is rated for a wide range of humidity (5 to 95% non-condensing, for instance).
However, what is the ideal humidity? Higher humidity carries heat away from equipment a little better, but may also be more corrosive, for instance.
-Adam
Started by Adam Davis on
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Certainly I wouldn't plan a data center based on the assumption that my heat-scrubbing capacity was reliant on that humidity... .
Whilst you're right about a small degree of humidity helping a little I'd still try to avoid any more than can be cheaply removed .
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I saw myself doing this and I was wondering if other people work like this as well:
What I usually do when confronted with a software design problem is that I jot down "the ideal" solution, without taking into account feasibility or any other consideration...
Started by Majd Taby on
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The end product may not have much resemblance to the ideal solution due to current technology, but knowing what the ideal is ....
It's very, very much like what you're talking about.
Of the real goal, and think of the ideal solution.
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For example, would a 1x1 image load faster than a 2x2? The size would be smaller, but the browser would have to work twice as much, right?
So, is there an ideal size and shape (square vs rectangle) for background images?
I know it's probably not too important...
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The ideal size would differ from one browser to another, from one system to another.
Although the quality of the image will have colour instead .
I don't think there is an 'ideal' size for your image.
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Hello,
I browsed the web trying to find the ideal robots.txt content for a hosted WordPress blog. I found several options, for example here and here .
I thought this would be a good question for ServerFault: for a "simple" blog over WordPress, what would...
Started by Rax Olgud on
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Just work out what.
There is no "ideal" robots.txt, although there will be one that's ideal for you.
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I have a winforms application that is doing the following:
on each query:
Db connect Db query Db disconnect as we are trying to avoid having to keep the db connection open. This suffers from performance as we have to connect / disconnect everytime.
What...
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Maybe try....
Just wrap your SqlConnection objects into using statements, and you won't have to worry about it .
The most efficient means is connection pooling, and ADO.NET does this automatically for you as long as you make sure to close your connections .
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I have a log file with backspace characters in it (^H). I'm looking through the file in Vim and it can be quite hard to see what's going on.
Ideally I'd like to be able to "apply" all the ^H on a given line/range so that I can see the final result.
I'...
Started by Draemon on
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The key here is that you are ....
This also works if you delete multiple lines, or even the whole file .
Turn on the 'paste' option (using :set paste ), and then press dd i <CTRL-R> 1 <ESC> on each line that you want to apply the backspaces to .
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