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You were very hopeful just then obviously...
Started by AzureEyesâ„ on
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So it does
I will need to read through all the ....
My reason: b/c Zac is The simple reasons can be the most effective I have no idea if this is already+ reasons soon Infinity + reasons? Sounds about right As the title says.
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Have you considered using Django and found good reasons not to do so?
Started by hamdiakoguz on
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Fortunately we were able becomes a nice option even for... .
Anyway, it depends from your project reason, not a tech reason, but it was a tough one to argue with the management.
There is no any reasons not to use Django.
Enough money.
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What are some of the general reasons for Memory Leakage and Segmentation Fault kind of errors ?
Started by Rachel on
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Memory Leaks (Wikipedia)
Segmentation Faults : The most common reason.
The process finishes executing.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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I'm sure there are some objective reasons... any ideas?
Started by chext0r on
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It's interpretted, even with clever byte-code compilation it's still at least one layer of abstraction than running on the bare metal a la C++... .
Dynamic typing I'm sure imposes some overhead as well..
Obvious? PHP is interpreted and garbage collected..
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What are reasons to have a site 'down for maintenance'? I seen a few go down with a msg up. I seen others that are never down for maintenance. What are reasons a site may be down? and what can i do (if possible) to not have a site go down (readonly) for...
Started by acidzombie24 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Valid reasons for scheduled downtime may include:
hardware or OS maintenance, eg patching.
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I recently discovered jQuery, and I can immediately see how useful and elegant it is.
I'm curious, though - are there any reasons NOT to use it (and just use plain old JavaScript instead)? If there aren't any reasons, should it not be integrated fully...
Started by Shoko on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Two good ones....
Lots of bad reasons.
If you do use any of the features, there's probably not a good reason to roll.
If you don't actually use any of the features of jQuery, there's no reason to introduce the page weight to your site.
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What are good reasons to prohibit inheritance in Java, for example by using final classes or classes using a single, private parameterless constructor? What are good reasons of making a method final?
Started by cretzel on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Also, if you are writing a commercial closed source.
One reason to make a class final would be if you wanted to force composition for reasons of efficiency, safety, or security.
With inheritance in mind".
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Let's play the devil's advocate: what would be the reasons you would give management NOT to code a solution, but purchasing an expensive package?
Started by Alejandro Atienza Ramos on
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In my opinion the most important are:
Lack charge, or ... .
There are a lot of reasons to buy in software.
First reason is that you are no further ahead of your competitors in terms of software, you're to integration issues.
reasons.
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Duplicate: Are there good reasons not to use an ORM?
We have all heard the reasons for using an orm. What are your reasons for NOT using an ORM?
I am an ORM believer, but as a consultant I find that ORM usage is actually very low -- which is strange to...
Started by Chris Brandsma on
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There is pretty good reason to not use one.
Data you need and to make sure the query is optimized .
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I was wondering if I could reasons or links to resources explaining why SHA512 is a superior hashing algorithm to MD5.
Started by Lee Warner on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Reading this
However, it has been shown that MD5 is not collision resistant
more information about collision here
MD5 has been cryptographically broken for quite... .
It needs a much larger dictionary to map backwards, and has a lower chance of collision .
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