On 12/12/2009 9:31 AM, Preston Landers wrote:
But I'm a little curious about the purpose of having a WSGI thread
pool implementation in light of those facts. If ISAPI will create
threads for you anyway, how does a pool help? Is it purely to avoid
thread startup overhead? If a thread is being c
On Mon, Dec 7, 2009 at 5:35 PM, Mark Hammond wrote:
> On 8/12/2009 9:45 AM, Preston Landers wrote:
>>
>> Someone had mentioned needing to restrict the worker pool to a single
>> thread but indicated they didn't know how to do that. I searched
>> around MSDN and couldn't find anything relevant. I
Randy Syring wrote:
> I use synergy to connect the keyboard and mouse on my desktop to my
> laptop. However, I have found that synergy keeps my monitors from
> shutting off when it is running. I often forget to turn synergy off
> at the end of the day, which means my monitors waste energy and bul
Randy Syring wrote:
I use synergy to connect the keyboard and mouse on my desktop to my
laptop. However, I have found that synergy keeps my monitors from
shutting off when it is running. I often forget to turn synergy off at
the end of the day, which means my monitors waste energy and bulb li
Gowtham wrote:
I have a python script that retrieves the user profile path from the
registry using wmi. I am doing this way as win32net.NetUserGetInfo could not
somehow find the domain user. Here the code snippet-
{... snipped snippet ...]
Does this reveal anything?
import _winreg
import wm
I use synergy to connect the keyboard and mouse on my desktop to my
laptop. However, I have found that synergy keeps my monitors from
shutting off when it is running. I often forget to turn synergy off at
the end of the day, which means my monitors waste energy and bulb life.
I would like to
