> So I negotiated 4Gig of memory in my server. Hey, ya always got to ask for
a
> little "extra." I got 15K scsci drives and know what to do with them. The
I'm curious as to what you'll be doing with the 15k SCSIs - that would help
shed some light on how the RAM would be best used.
> question is,
Based on the buzz about how great memcached is, I'm considering using
it to provide session support across multiple front ends. But I'm a
little troubled by the lack of application-level access control. As
in, no passwords.
If you use memcached, how do you secure it against unauthorized access
by
On Jan 21, 2008, at 8:52 PM, Cliff Hirsch wrote:
Have I asked this already?
I don't think so :)
So I negotiated 4Gig of memory in my server. Hey, ya always got to
ask for a little “extra.” I got 15K scsci drives and know what to do
with them. The question is, what do I do with all that mem
Have I asked this already? If so, my apologies. First the vision went, now
perhaps the memory I¹m not sure, can¹t remember...
So I negotiated 4Gig of memory in my server. Hey, ya always got to ask for a
little ³extra.² I got 15K scsci drives and know what to do with them. The
question is, what d
On Mon, 21 Jan 2008, Cliff Hirsch wrote:
> See: http://merbivore.com/index.html
>
> Interesting. So Rails isn¹t the be all and end all within the Ruby
> community. Makes me feel so much better. Just think, maybe in a year or two,
> ruby will have 20 40 frameworks to chose from!
There's also th
See: http://merbivore.com/index.html
Interesting. So Rails isn¹t the be all and end all within the Ruby
community. Makes me feel so much better. Just think, maybe in a year or two,
ruby will have 20 40 frameworks to chose from!
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> Certain web pages and/or web sites will display all or some Asian
characters
> instead of Western English in my on screen, inside the browser display
only.
> View source shows that the actual HTML web page, of course, does
> contain regular
> Western English characters.
Your browser is interpret
FYI - unfortunately it conflicts with our monthly meeting tomorrow. I've
talked with Josh offline and I'll pass on any new developments that come out
of the meeting.
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David Krings wrote:
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You could add a hidden field with content to the end of the form and
test for the hidden content as well. I think that would tell you the
form was loaded, I think.
But shouldn't it then be sufficient to put the Submit button at the end
of the form?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You could add a hidden field with content to the end of the form and
test for the hidden content as well. I think that would tell you the
form was loaded, I think.
But shouldn't it then be sufficient to put the Submit button at the end of the
form? Without a submit the
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