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• Temporary.cc by Zach Gage

  
  Lost In A Supermarket — Authority: 143
  Virtual data isn’t subject to decay like traditional media. Despite this, we can still lose personal data to disk failure, viruses, or accidental deletion. Unlike personal data however, data on the Internet has a seemingly infinite shelf-life. Between search-engine caching, cloud-hosting, re-blogging, plagiarizing, ...
  4 days ago

• AdCloud Media Makes Expandable Advertising Solution Available to Advertisers and Publishers

  
  Ad Operations Online — Authority: 508
  NEW YORK – AdCloud Media announced the general availability of its 1st generation advertising solution, an expandable platform that leverages cloud computing technology to maximize the return on investment for both advertisers and publishers.Designed and developed from the ground up for a distributed cloud computing ...
  5 days ago

• AMO Development Changes in 2010

  
  All Night Diner — Authority: 459
  The AMO team met in Mountain View last week to develop a 2010 plan. We’ve been wanting to change some key areas of our development flow for a while but we needed to make sure time was budgeted in the overall AMO and Mozilla goals. As usual, the timeline will be tight, but the AMO developers do amazing work and ...
  5 days ago

• Expiring an entire page cache tree atomically

  
  Brightbox Blog — Authority: 403
  As you’ll all know, Rails has page caching baked right in – the first time an action is hit, it writes a html file of the result to the filesystem. Subsequent hits are served direct from the html file at high speed by the web server without ever involving your Rails app. Expiring the cache is just a case of ...
  6 days ago

• What I want from a CDN

  
  Thinking Outloud — Authority: 92
  I was looking around last night at different CDN solutions out there. Everything from Amazon’s new CloudFront to CacheFly to Limelight and a couple others. All of them have different features and levels of performance but the one thing I really want to be able to do is on-demand invalidation. Regular TTLs are fine ...
  1 week ago

• ‘Drowsy’ Networking

  
  Lori MacVittie — Authority: 526
  No, not the kind you do on Facebook when you’re really, really tired but the kind defined as a means to reduce power consumption without affecting application performance or availability by eliminating non-essential processing and networking whenever possible.  An article on “Drowsy” computing as a ...
  1 week ago

• Fixing slow or broken NFS mounting issues

  
  rootninja — Authority: 128
  Make sure a firewall rule isnt blocking NFS. If NFS is running on the server and clients _can_ mount, but its just really slow, then things get a little hairly. You cant just look for a problem on a client or a fix a misconfigured server. Youll have to look at the whole ball of wax... If MTU mismatch doesnt seem to be ...
  1 week ago

• SmartFTP 4.0.1066.0

  
  Engineering Where Your EyE See — Authority: 151
  SmartFTP allows you to transfer files across the Internet. Multiple FTP connections can be opened at the same time, and you can copy files from one remote host to another (FXP). Remote-host directory information is cached for future viewing, and FTP URLs are supported. SmartFTP features including SSL ...
  1 week ago

• Bookmarks for November 8th through November 9th

  
  LostFocus — Authority: 126
  These are my links for November 8th through November 9th: WordPress Super Cache – Memcached and WordPress MU — Chris Heisel – light-test.com » bad hair day instant fix – Awesome sexytime! Formel Eins: Was ist los in der Formel Eins? – Rubix Cube-based real-life pixel art suggests too much ...
  1 week ago

• My PHP abilities are gone.

  
  Bluenoser's Soap Box — Authority: 104
  I have completely lost me touch with PHP.  I tried to simply use a simple include(“file”); to allow me to simply make some footers and headers on a static site I was working on.  Shouldn’t be that hard, right?  Well, everything that I tried didn’t work, when I would go to the page it would download the ...
  2 weeks ago

• Entensys Releases Usergate Proxy & Firewall 5.0

  
  Wael Isa — Authority: 149
  Entensys Corporation – an International security software vendor, announced the release of UserGate Proxy & Firewall 5.0, which offers centralized management of networks and protection from complex Internet threats. UserGate now enables System Administrators to control their employees’ browsing habits and to ...
  2 weeks ago

• Oh Deer!

  
  Martini Momma — Authority: 134
  What are the deer doing on my vision board - that seems to be the million dollar question (other than that other BIG one  - vaccinate?)  The truth is the picture of the deer just grabbed me.  They are such a gentle, docile animal.  You can feel their aura of peace even when driving by them in a car.  They ...
  3 weeks ago

• The Future of the Web in 5 years? Google’s Eric Schmidt’s interesting prognosis

  
  Trends Updates — Authority: 592
  Who to better predict the future of the Internet than Google? Thus, the Google boss has given his prognosis on what the Web will be like in 5 years. According to Google’s Eric Schmidt, ‘Chinese language will dominate the Web’ and that social media will reign supreme. The Google CEO believes the Internet will ...
  3 weeks ago

• Php Proxy Caching

  
  Get a Freelance Job — Authority: 181
  I have an issue on my site with the caching headers being sent by PHP. It’s caching too much. Currently the headers being sent are: if ($currentMember->isLoggedIn()) { $this->cachePermission = ‘private’; } else { $this->cachePermission = ‘public’; ...
  3 weeks ago

• The White Flash

  
  iPlot — Authority: 115
  "You have all the time in the world. Dont squander it."
  4 weeks ago

• Microsoft .NET Framework 4 Beta 2

  
  Engineering Where Your EyE See — Authority: 151
  The Microsoft .NET Framework installs the .NET Framework runtime and associated files required to run applications developed to target the .NET Framework. The .NET Framework improves scalability and performance of applications with improved caching, application deployment and updating with ClickOnce, support for the ...
  4 weeks ago

• 2.027: scale-out for virtual servers!

  
  the storage anarchist — Authority: 100
  Earlier this week, Hu Yoshida wrote a blog post challenging the viability of scale-out storage architectures as a platform for virtual server compute platforms (such as VMware). I cant sit on the sidelines and let that post go unanswered. Hu is asserting that scale-out cannot support the Virtual Server world, ...
  4 weeks ago

• The Twittering’s On The Wall

  
  iPlot — Authority: 115
  Upon the 20-year anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall, the city of Berlin has launched a remarkable “living” online memorial: the Berlin Twitter Wall . Using the hashtag #fotw, people can share their thoughts on the Fall of the Berlin Wall and tell the world “which walls still have to come down to make ...
  4 weeks ago

• WILS: Why Does Load Balancing Improve Application Performance?

  
  Lori MacVittie — Authority: 526
  IMAGE CREDIT: DANIEL PENNEY Everyone has surely experienced the frustration of an overloaded desktop/laptop. You’ve just got too many apps open at one time and the performance of your machine has been slowly degrading to the point where you can select an application from the toolbar, run down to the local ...
  4 weeks ago

• Disable oplocks in a heterogeneous Samba / NFS environment

  
  rootninja — Authority: 128
  Opportunistic locking is part of the Windows client file caching mechanism. Samba implements opportunistic locking as a server-side component of the client caching mechanism. Samba/CIFS doesnt play nice with NFS, so if youre in a mixed environment where some windows machines access and modify the same files that Linux ...
  4 weeks ago

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