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Comment on Dual External Monitors on a Dell E4260 in Ubuntu 11.10 by reconditioned xbox 360

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Comment on OutOfMemoryError – GC overhead limit exceeded by Amelia

Amelia — Mon, 26 Mar 2012 07:12:40 +0000

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Comment on OutOfMemoryError – GC overhead limit exceeded by Edgar

Edgar — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 20:52:49 +0000

oh man.. I can’t tell how much do I enjoy these discussions. These are both fun, as well as lniighteneng.Here is something that I grabbed from net, that pretty well explains how memory optimization works: If you have just run an intensive or specifically large application or game, you know about that groggy feeling your system can have. That’s usually because of the leftovers taking up your valuable memory. You can free it, however, by clicking your heels together 3 times and saying: Let my memory go. Er, I mean, using a program to free that trapped memory. There are many good programs to do this at Tweakfiles.If you don’t want to download a big fancy program, you can actually make one yourself very easily using Visual Basic runtimes (you don’t even need VB to do this).Here’s what you do: Open up Notepad (Start, Run, notepad (OK)). Depending on how much memory you have, put the appropriate values in Under 128mb Ram: Mystring = (16000000)128mb or More: Mystring = (80000000)Save it as Memory.vbe (including the quotes!). Close as many programs as you can, then run (double click) this handy little script to free your memory whenever your computer is feeling sluggish.If you have trouble running it, you may need the Visual Basic Runtimes. You can get them here.All this does is allocate a chunk of memory while the script is running, and then the VB runtimes deallocate it. The Value needs to be set according to the amount of memory you have (i.e. it will probably need increasing in order to be effective if you have 1Gb), but forces any currently unused memory to be paged to the swapfile, thus freeing that memory in order to be used by the rest of the system. i.e. if you are working on a large image file in PSP and then minimize PSP, you can temporarily regain physical memory by swapping currently unused ram out to the pagefile.It does actually work (I did some benchmarks when I was implementing it in my tweaking program), but whether it is particularly of use is another issue. This is exactly what I use such memory optimization programs for do get rid of the hangover effect after I had been running some heavy application.Regarding Defrag, I am going to agree with you in principle, with a small caveat. All my readings around this indicate that Windows automatically takes care of Defragging RAM whenever it reboots. So, it is not required on the computers that are regularly rebooted, but if some system is running for quite some time, this manual defragmentation can be helpful.Waiting to be enlightened further.

Comment on Dual External Monitors on a Dell E4260 in Ubuntu 11.10 by Amine

Amine — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 18:34:10 +0000

Windows e8 meglio perche8 e8 madulore come hardware e software.Le cosole sono fisse, potenza cpu, schede video medie risoluzione e fps standard, da li non si scappa.Con un pc con windows puoi madulore a seconda dei soldi e delle esigenze, cpu 1,2,4,6,8 core, ram, schede video 1,2,4 + fisica, e giocare a risoluzioni e dettagli oltre che fisica delle particelle, che su una console attuale te li sogni. Inoltre tutta questa marea di hardware e software connessi (esempio Hardware Tessellation, physx multi monitor, 3d eccetera) sono tutti disponibili sotto windows, cosa che non avviene per altre piattaforme.Inutile sostenere la maggior potenza delle console, un i7 con un quad-sli potente, le console le svernicia e gli da due mani di antiruggine (ovviamente ad un costo nettamente superiore), ma qui parliamo della potenza massima della piattaforma wintel, non di costi.provate a giocare a flyght simulator massimi dettagli su 3 monitor 22 fullHD, e poi usate una console, piangerete per 3 giorni Poi certo, anche Pong e8 divertente volendo

Comment on Debugging Production Peformance Issues With The Power Of The Thread Dump using jstack by Andres

Andres — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 12:37:15 +0000

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Comment on True cause of the pages dissappearing from the google index by Kihyun

Kihyun — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 10:56:46 +0000

Fantastic! I am looking frwoard to reading your work Brady. It will be nice to read some play by play of a day in the life of the Traveling Monkey. Looking frwoard to seeing you at some of the upcoming shows.

Comment on Why developers should not have write access to production sytems by Fifi

Fifi — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 10:29:14 +0000

(sorry about the English I’m on a non-hebre friendly phone)It seems you claim that tiohwu the networkmanager-pptp plugin, there is no option to connect to any VPN service even ones that has networkmanager plugins in previous Ubuntu versions, like OpenVPN.I assure you this is not the case I have been using OpenVPN with Ubuntu’s NetwotkManager since at least version 8.10 (I’m not sure about before that my memory doesn’t go far that much).להגיב

Comment on OutOfMemoryError – GC overhead limit exceeded by Neeha

Neeha — Tue, 06 Mar 2012 04:41:58 +0000

Instructions were great one caution, when piunttg the case side back, the tabs fold over (and subsequently break off) rather easily, at least one of mine did on the front side top the other 5 tabs and 2 screws still hold the side very securely.Also, I had purchased an eee Box and an eee 1000HE (together for the cost of one \”normal\” PC) and upgraded the memory in the 1000HE from 1GB to 2GB, thinking I would be slick and put the 1GB stick from the 1000HE in my eee Box. My eee Box came with a single 1GB stick marked 667MHz, the stick from the 1000HE is marked 1GB 2Rs16 PC2-5300S-555-12-A3, long story short, the eee Box would not boot with both sticks in (didn\’t try the 1000HE memory in there alone ) Oh well, so much for a cheap upgrade.