when I looked, the only significant difference I could find was that they give a longer timeslice to processes before switching processes.
This has the effect of spending more time overall getting...
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when I looked, the only significant difference I could find was that they give a longer timeslice to processes before switching processes.
This has the effect of spending more time overall getting...
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install ubuntu-desktop
go to dice.com and hotjobs.com
Do a search for Java in an area you want to live in, change the experience level to "1-2 years" because that is what you are going to be able to claim on your...
Use subqueries instead of grouping.
select eventID
, (select count(*)
from eventattendance a
where a.eventId = e.eventId
and a.response = 'Yes'
) as...
Use subqueries instead of grouping.
select eventID
, (select count(*)
from eventattendance a
where a.eventId = e.eventId
and a.response = 'Yes'
) as...
Another "vote" for Python / Django. Go to djangoproject.com and spend an afternoon doing their demo/walkthrough. Django absolutely rocks.
Perl can do lots of cool stuff, but has a reputation for...
You should seriously consider vbscript.
Java requires the runtime.
VB6 requires its own runtime (3 MB of DLLs)
C/C++ will get really hairy if they decide to add any features down the road -...
Do you intend to distribute the "Code" to anyone else? or just give them access to the site?
GPL only requires that you be willing to provide source code if you distribute the product to someone...
Python is a fun language (I speak C++, assembly, .net, and a little ATL). I would definitely play with it. But you will probably want to start off with command line apps.
I find python a breath...
Check out this site...
http://www.dynamicdrive.com/
I recommend the content slider add-in. It lets you rotate content on a timer. So, you can have a slideshow, but it works with entire div's...
create *_old tables
don't mark a record as inactive.
keeping historical changes is often important to the integrity of a database, so I agree that you shouldn't just delete old data, or update...
I would, as already suggested, allow the enforcement to lie in the business application logic layer.
But, I might add that you could have a series of joins that you could run on a regular basis...
In my experience, no. You dont need to be concerned. NTFS has been quite stable in linux for a few years now. I use it for serious operations all the time (because vista has that blasted indexing...
1st thing: Check the BIOS to see if the drive is recognized by the system at all. If BIOS doesn't see it, it is not going to work with any operating system. You can get into the BIOS by hitting F2...
Linux Distros are like cola beverages, sure, there is a difference, but its a personal taste thing.
maybe you would get more feedback if you explained several things about ubuntu that arent your...
these are windows programs
sorry, but you cant use them here.
But, the good news is, you dont need to.
Open nautilus (the file navigator) to the iso file you want to burn. right click it, and...
4 years ago I wold have said "absolutely nvidia>ati"
now, not sure. I still only buy nvidia, but since ati merged with amd, they have opened up a bit. Make sure you have the proprietary drivers...
unmount it (by right clicking the icon on the desktop) but dont unplug it.
then, open a terminal and mount it manually like so:
sudo mount -o rw -t vfat /dev/? /media/disk/EURES
the /dev/?...
I'm happy with sudo, simply becuase it is already installed and supported. I was hoping to find a lib or an object that lets me switch users for a moment. But that doesnt seem likely.
I also...
gedit /etc/fstab
and post the contents of the file.
If you just want to avoid downloading the entire cd, try getting the mini cd https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Installation/MinimalCD
it is only like 9 mb.
when you install it, choose the cli...
that sounds like a reasonable approach. I'll play with that and post up the results after I get it working (or hit rock bottom) whichever comes first. I'll let you know if that does the trick.
your memory stick is mounted as read only (hence the "read only file system" complaint in your output.)
do you know if the stick is formatted with a fat32 file system or an ntfs file system?
...
to fix this, (if a proprietary driver doesnt work) you will have to hand edit your /etc/X11/xorg.conf file, which is potentially dangerous. The problem is that it didnt detect your monitor's...
if you install the package ubuntu-restricted-extras
you will get most of that stuff and other thigns you might not even realize you would like to have.