... Not a site, but an interesting article about how placement in an Apple iPhone advertisement increases app sales. The add is for "apps that help you run...
You guys are probably getting tired of me bitching about my job, and believe me, I'm tired of my job and looking hard, but the latest news is just too weird...
Curtis, I know why... Your smart and on top. He's gonna be the guy thats not smart enough to know that changing accounting numbers in a database is a felony...
Curtis, I have to agree with both Scot and Mica; it is either a pure dollars thing (ole' Rip Van Winkle in th cube next door likely makes less than you), or...
http://www.newsweek.com/id/195117 -- Curtis Cooley curtis.cooley@... =============== Once a programmer had a problem. He thought he could solve it with a...
... Sorry to hear that, Curtis. That said, though I'm sure it doesn't seem like it now, it's probably for the best, frankly. Though it wasn't by choice, this...
Dave I think most of the people on the list would be interested in hearing what worked for you. Everyone can use good job hunting tips in this economy. Rob...
I love the look at the startups with funding and VC tips! That is exactly the reason I asked you to post this, you never know where a good tip might come from....
... Cool - glad it was helpful! FWIW, the tip that wound up being most helpful for me was the Indeed/job board strategy. In the past I always wound up beating...
Guys, I am looking for a guru opinion on having multiple threads writing to a file. Example at hand: - 4 nodes in a Aqualogic Service Bus cluster - each node...
... ahh yeah, the first that that came to my mind was 'cat file1 file2 file3 file4 > outputfile' does the output in the file need to be sequential in terms of...
Dan, #1 What about writing it to a MySQL or some other db. Then have the offload happen from the db. #2 Write to a cache that only dumps every 30 writes or on...
You could write to a jms queue - that would give speedy performance and the message handler would do all of the writes On May 4, 2009, at 10:04 PM, "Mica...
Hi, I'm going to assume that strict order isn't important or if it is, there is some tag or serial number being used to help sort out the ordering. What I...
Use the -Dlog4j.debug=true argument when running your java application and log4j will show excactly which files it is configured from. Donal. 2009/4/28 David...
Kirk - I am not sure if I am missing something-I believe Dan's requirement was for writers in multiple processes. Would the transfer queue work in that use...
Guys, Thank you all for your replies, they give me new ideas now. I'll add a few comments to some of the questions posted in the replies. - ordering does not...
The challenge is achieving neat writes - where whole lines of messages are written as whole lines and not mashed together with lines from other processes. For...
Logging solutions in general face this problem in clustered environments. IIRC the Log4J site has some ideas on how to do this, I think they also suggested...
... The idea is to bulk up the write without blocking the threads. The transfer queue is nice as it is lockless and waitless. CAS'ing down new queues is a way...
... This may not be very practically helpful, but those "requirements" are completely at odds with a scalable system. Opening and closing the file for every...
... oops, I did miss the multiple node thing in there ;-) Of course I'm never wrong so I'll twist my answer to say yes.. it works.. of course. Quite obviously...
so what you are saying is that the client wants what you are giving them, a slow sucky implementation. If you can't bulk up the writes then you are going to...
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