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.8 and 1.9, because of changes that break its backward compatibility.
Projects that rely on Ruby 1.8 often use the Ruby Enterprise Edition (REE) [2], which adds an improved garbage collector, for live
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The Performance Monitor in Windows Server 2008 R2 is a powerful tool for identifying performance issues. Compared with the previous version, very little has changed in terms of control. The tool ... Performance monitoring in Windows Server 2008 R2
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to present information about system GPUs in a clear format and can be used on Intel iGPUs, which are better than or equal to Gen6, and NVIDIA GPUs with a compute capability greater than or equal to 2.0. Unlike
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on the LAN, but do they live up to their promises? I looked at two contenders in this field: LanXPLORER [1] and OneTouch AT [2].
LanXPLORER
The basic tests provided by this handy little device by IDEAL
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://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_L2NHF5SVm0#t=7m20s
The Author
Martin Gerhard Loschwitz is the principal consultant with Hastexo, where he focuses on high availability solutions. In his leisure time, he maintains
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they appear on printed forms (Figure 2).
Figure 1: Mask-oriented data entry script based on the form shown in Figure 2 ... 2
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in Python standard document PEP 282 [1] and has documented the implementation on his own website [2]. The developer put much thought into his work and was inspired by Java's log4j, among other things
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even change directions mid-flow.
Linux Specifics
Teamviewer offers downloads of deb and RPM versions 5.0.8206 packages for Linux, along with an X64 deb package and a simple tarball that you don't even
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, Michael, and Doug. They, and others, are the unsung heroes putting this party together.
SCinet and Power
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bWatch posted is 1.1.0a with a date stamp of June 15, 2004, which makes it about 21 years old now. There's no chance this will work, right? I wanted to try it anyway, but I will probably have to make some changes
