
地震令到網絡癱瘓,相信各大 ISP 也正在實行「改道措施」,但網速難免受到影響。 Jan 提供了一些 Proxy 給大家使用。而 Firefox 插件 FoxyProxy 也許正合大家使用,它可以讓你方便地改變 Firefox 的 Proxy 設定外,而且也可以設定某些網站用某些 Proxy,甚至跟據
Courtesy of Pete Zaitcev ,here's a great example of what happens when optimizing compilers aren'tthread aware.
Start with code of the form:
struct a b;b.pos = *ppos;ret = foo(&b, ..., b.pos);
Modern versions of gcc 4 on x86 will optimize the function call into:
ret = foo(&b, ..., *ppos );
(This is a less stupid optimization than it looks; ppos
That X needs a configuration file less and less makes it more and moreimportant to have your monitor(s) powered on when you're powering on orrebooting a machine, because otherwise X won't be able to get the DDC information it needsto do most of that nice automatic configuration. A side effect of thisis killing off BNC monitor connectors, because you can't do DDC overBNC.
(Yes, I still have a CRT monitor at home, and until recently I was usinga

地震令到網絡癱瘓,相信各大 ISP 也正在實行「改道措施」,但網速難免受到影響。 Jan 提供了一些 Proxy 給大家使用。而 Firefox 插件 FoxyProxy 也許正合大家使用,它可以讓你方便地改變 Firefox 的 Proxy 設定外,而且也可以設定某些網站用某些 Proxy,甚至跟據
One of the things that irritates me about DiskSuite in Solaris 8 is howhalf-hearted the provisions for automated monitoring and reporting are.I don't necessarily ask that DiskSuite have all of this pre-built, butI would like commands that had output that at least made it relativelyeasy to build this ourselves, and DiskSuite falls flat on this.
Metastat will tell you all of the necessary information, but it does itin a verbose, human-readable format that is sufficiently complicated andunderdocumented that I get
Out of a somewhat idle curiosity, I decided to do up some numbers foractual HTTP requests against one of the servers here. All of this isusing the past 28 days of old logs (plus today's):
289160 total requests277323 GET 5722 PROPFIND 3665 OPTIONS 2215 POST 178 HEAD 39 CONNECT 18 garbled
Most of the requests were successful; 90% got a 2xx or
OpenBSD spamd - greylisting and beyond is a presentation by BobBeck of the University of Alberta about the OpenBSD's spamd system, howspammers react to it and similar systems, how you can exploit this,and the University of Alberta's experiences with spamd, complete withinteresting numbers. I'm sadly jealous, as local feelings insure thatI'm not going to get to deploy this sort of technology any time soon.
(Also from Richard Johnson of river.com.)
Varnish - the http accelerator [PDF] is the slides for apresentation about a HTTP accelerator for dynamic websites/CMS systems(its website is here ). Slide threemade me laugh out loud, and I have to say 'what he said'.
(From Richard Johnson of river.com.)