It started with "The Ballad of Robbie Jones", the Levellers sat.
I had two main requirements: all URLs must stay the same, and no dynamic processes on Blogdigger's web server.
The venue sucks, the sound is crap, the security people have a really shitty attitude and the beer is way overpriced, so I am quite reluctant to go.
, then you'll love Robin Black and the Intergalactic Rock Stars.
I had two main requirements: all URLs must stay the same, and no dynamic processes on Blogdigger's web server.
In other words, sometimes you don't need another database server, you just need more database connections in your pool. It's all happening, DC!
>From what I've seen, most problems in software development come from misuse or misconfiguration of a software component, rather than limited resources.
Users of Thunderbird are of particular interest, as we've gotten a number of reports from folks using Thunderbird of seeing multiple ads with no new posts.
For now, the move involves the relocation of one person. I could also edit the template to fit my liking.
Don't keep it a secret, tell a friend and spread the word.
, and see if you can improve things without adding more hardware.
I had two main requirements: all URLs must stay the same, and no dynamic processes on Blogdigger's web server.
Podloco helps publishers create and publish their podcasts and connect with their target audience.
Thing the first: I just got hired on Friday as a regular employee of the engineering firm. I haven't used Blogger regularly for a few years, and in the interim they've made leaps and bounds in terms of usability, including things like comments and AdSense integration.
The organizing principle of each event is separate from the format. The first step in addressing scalability should be to look at the application, your deployment, configuration, etc.
Less than a month ago it warned that antitrust problems could delay the launch.
Two for the price of one.
Less than a month ago it warned that antitrust problems could delay the launch. A number of factors have combined to push usage of Blogdigger to new levels.
In order to do accomplish this, lunchSpark is incorporating user-generated content accessed through Blogdigger's search API.
My teeth are ringing.
By pulling a search result feed formatted in RSS, lunchSpark was able to quickly incorporate highly relevant blog content into their site. The former because this blog has been around a while, and I don't want to suddenly redirect readers off some place else; the latter because of resource constraints on our web server. said it was on track to launching Windows Vista simultaneously worldwide. In place of sponsored links along the right-hand side of the results, we're displaying image ads. I was pretty much sold.
The organizing principle of each event is separate from the format.
for getting the ball rolling. Thing the first: I just got hired on Friday as a regular employee of the engineering firm.
Podloco helps publishers create and publish their podcasts and connect with their target audience. But neither allowed for me to do anything more than a redirect off site for the base package.