@drachenstern last week I had a dream that one of my company's clients was chasing me around a deserted train station place thing... My psychiatrist tells me to skip the Hot Pockets before bedtime...
My company gives memberships, but I don't know if it's a legit thing I should pay attention to or just some trade organization. The fact that you've all heard of it is encouraging.
Quick linux question: I know I can use tune2fs to change the number of reserved blocks on an ext3 filesystem, but can I use that or something else to see what it's currently set to without changing it?
I'm putting up an application cluster on three networks. Each cluster requires five lesser rack mounted machines (pizza boxes), and two greater pizza boxes. Price is an issue.
The lesser pizza boxes need to be minimally: dual core CPU, 2Gb RAM, 250Gb disk, dual Giga Net.
The greater pizza box...
@TheUnhandledException That sounds like effort, which typically doesn't blend well with the laziness that brings about shoving such greasy, fattening (yet delicious..) food into my mouth.
@PopularDemand Hmm, that's actually a good point. I thought that something had gone horribly wrong and that the question had been chosen for advertisement by mistake, heh.
Are the hottest questions necessarily the right ones to feature? I've seen the following three questions, and one or two more like them, in sidebar ads:
Why can you turn clothing right-side out? (Math)
Is it possible to cook a whole fish in a dishwasher? (Cooking)
How can I tell if a corpse is s...
@TheUnhandledException - I think it was also downvoted, but then I changed the question. So essentially, I got a downvote on a different question and no answers. I figured, whatever, I'll reask it later.
@TheUnhandledException No, I'm looking for something more like your first attempt but with four buttons, labeled "economy," "regular," and "premium" or similar.
Here, I submitted the question, you'll see what I mean. (I hope.)
Is it possible to dynamically/AJAX-ishly change a Wicket checkbox if it's being validated with setRequired(true);? Here's a simple, if contrived, example to show what I mean:
Drive-through carwashes at gas stations usually often three or four levels of service. Each one includes everything provi...
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I remember being disappointed by my M.I.T. rejection, but then realized that not having to deal with the stress of competition wasn't so terrible. Or at least that's how I rationalized it to my self at the time. goes to sulk in a corner
@TheUnhandledException My interviewer gave me good reviews, so I got a little complacent with most of my other applications. Yet another lesson about being too cocky. :P
I'm putting up an application cluster on three networks. Each cluster requires five lesser rack mounted machines (pizza boxes), and two greater pizza boxes. Price is an issue.
The lesser pizza boxes need to be minimally: dual core CPU, 2Gb RAM, 250Gb disk, dual Giga Net.
The greater pizza box...
I heard that there is a way to cook a whole fish in a dishwasher - any techniques, tips??
