slardat01

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by slardat01 14y ago
E*Trade supports this now too. So far I've done a couple of checks and it worked fine.
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by slardat01 15y ago
Another strange time related issue that just burned us, if your server is up for 497 days, it will stop closing sockets: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2553549
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by slardat01 15y ago
they're fixed size pages though, they don't seem to be "responsive". Edit: oh the link in the comments is though.
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by slardat01 15y ago
I decided to go with name.com since they didn't have an F rating with the BBB, mainly due to that they responded to all of their complaints (7). You'd be surprised how many companies don't. I am a bit concerned about their $25 lock out fee
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by slardat01 15y ago
That is for the data store itself, and doesn't mean that the database is NoSQL or not. MemcacheDB for example is a NoSQL database that uses BerkeleyDB as a datastore. No different than you'd use InnoDB or RethinkDB with MySQL.
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by slardat01 15y ago
Didn't know about disown, I always just did an "exec $SHELL" in this case.
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by slardat01 15y ago
I added a SAN LUN to a volume that turned out to be in use, and was storing our only copy of a 500GB (sic) backup database tracking 60k+ tapes. After laying out the partition on the volume someone noticed that the database disappeared, and
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by slardat01 15y ago
Generally it's not a good idea to say things like that to large audiences, due to exactly what you're pointing out here -- it will misunderstood, and taken literally. For the correct individual, all of those statements drive home the import
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by slardat01 15y ago
Can you give a little background for someone who's not as familiar with GK?