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I'm working on a webapp using php, apache en mysql. For the past year the response times of this application have been good. Suddenly yesterday the application became very slow on firefox (complete page load, including css and js files: around 20 secs...
Started by jasperdejong on
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by 6 people.
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Does the error persist if you disable.
As an errant javascript script could very easily do this.
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Http://www.pistonheads.com/gassing/topic.asp?h=0&a... Yes very very Dissapointed
Started by Juno on
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by 6 people.
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Don't blame you as it's a bad show but at least Shaun will be flying the flag, hope to have mine sorted soon! ?? Did you have the show down? Loping forward To meeting Shaun, we are in 8b &8 c so can have a good old Noble Juno Noble chat GTO600 said: Don... .
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I've been a lead developer of a very successful and promising project for several years now. The team I've been working with is just great. Now the top management wants to move the project to another department because that department has responsibility...
Started by sharptooth on
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by 15 people.
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Letting go of the project could be a very good thing "I like this team but I feel very....
Experience - a very interesting project can actually turn a mediocre team into a very good one different, the team may change quite a bit.
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I've always been curious: how can I perform arithmetic operations on very long decimals--for example, calculating pi to the 3000th decimal place (especially in an imperative language)?
Started by hypoxide on
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by 5 people.
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Use a language or library that ....
Calculate each digit incrementally or deterministically) or define new data structures that have a sufficient number of bits to provide adequate precision .
You either have to work with the data at the digit level (e.g .
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Driving down portsdown hill road in hampshire then some dick taxi driver decides to pull out of a road right infront of me, i slam on the anchors (no lock up luckaly) realised i wasnt gonne stop in time so i had to swerve to miss him, that put me into...
Started by Kwakki Si on
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by 13 people.
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The guy did aqua are well known for their pulling out at junctions mate be very cartful of taxi's in general do.
If they even bother to follow it up, but the lady on the phone sounded very serious.
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I just wrote a $().bind('event') function and then got concerned that this kind of a call might be very expensive if jQuery has to run through each element in the DOM to bind this event.
Or maybe, it's just about as efficient as an event could be. The...
Started by jamtoday on
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by 4 people.
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The moral of the story? If you are concerned about .
Generally, I would consider this to be a very inexpensive, of being very handy when speed is important.
Inlined event handlers on each element.
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Hello everyone,
I'm creating this thread to fill everyone in on a huge problem that took place this morning.
As some of you may be aware, we are in the process of developing a semantically proper version of vB, to be used first on IWDN and then released...
Started by the_pm on
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by 6 people.
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The posts are very important, but it will be almost an impossible task to revive all 2000+ posts.
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I am doing some population modeling (for fun, mostly to play with the concepts of Carrying Capacity and the Logistics Function). The model works with multiple planets (about 100,000 of them, right now). When the population reaches carrying capacity on...
Started by JustinT on
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by 4 people.
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Also, Decimal lets you have 100,000 planets each with 1 times the... .
Do you really need 28 digit precision? Could you use floating point for some calculations?
(double to be exact: ±5.0e−324 to ±1.7e308)
Use units of megapeople to achieve more headroom .
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A class went to a school trip. And, as usually, all N kids have got their backpacks stuffed with candy. But soon quarrels started all over the place, as some of the kids had more candies than others. Soon, the teacher realized that he has to step in: ...
Started by vaibhav on
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by 7 people.
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If the input fits the largest native....
If you have input that is larger than unsigned long long, then they probably want you to implement custom functions for arbitrary-precision arithmetic (or the problem can be solved without using the large integers) .
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I'm really at a loss as to how to procede. I have a very large database, and the table I'm accessing has approx. 600,000 records. This database is accessed using an accounting application, which provides the report with the SQL query by which this report...
Started by RoseB on
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by 4 people.
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If indices and stored procedures dont get you where you... .
Couple of things we have had success with is adding indexes to the databases, and instead of importing tables into the report, we instead wrote a stored procedure to retrieve the desired results .
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