RAM is still very expensive compared to HD space (per GB).
I can see someone creating a computer that uses RAM instead of a HD for primary functions, but as long as OSes keep bloa…
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Originally Posted by DeathMan
It would be great for a dedicated swap volume. 8GB of super fast Swap on top of 8 GB of active memory, should be able to handle what you're …
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Originally Posted by Eriamjh
RAM is still very expensive compared to HD space (per GB).
I can see someone creating a computer that uses RAM instead of a HD for primary fu…
i'm thinking the intel laptops, probably not the first rev, but certainly by the 3rd will have 20 - 40gb flash HDs... nanostyle. i don't know about this ramdrive though. ram is c…
Sigh, I can remember when I could boot off a RAM disk. I had to pare down the system a bit, but did it ever fly.
Flash is making strides, but it can never replace our current magn…
I am building an academic website, and I am considering allowing for industry advertising to help support the site (it's getting very spendy). I am not sure where to post this iss…
You might find this marketing area of interest to you: http://www.cre8asiteforums.com/index.php?c=4
I can't suggest one particular page or site, but by simply reading the discussi…
I'm hoping it fixes the "external drive" bug...
If you store your music on an external drive, and plug a shuffle in when the external drive is not connected, it erases everything …
I hope the popping problem was fixed. Whenever I play a long AAC Bookmarkable file it will start popping and have 10+ second delays in pausing or changing volume. Very annoying.
yeha, i had lot's of problems with my shuffle. ( i returned it a week later ) what happened was, after i pressed play, it would only play about 4 or 5 songs and it wouldn't play an…
Up until now, I've been pretty happy maintaining two directories for my website locally (/images/ and /thumbnails/). AppleScript has made the process even easier for batch-process …
I've got a slightly different version of that scheme deployed on one site, which uses GD to resize a photo on upload and generate a thumbnail that's stored elsewhere. (It's a slowe…
I wouldn't do this if I were you, to be honest. At the absolute least I wouldn't have them generated on the fly every time; scaling images is usually very processor-intensive and s…
Is it possible to use GD to resize a thumbnail, and save this thumbnail to a directory? It's funny and convenient this thread exists, because I was just about to look into this mys…
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Is it possible to use GD to resize a thumbnail, and save this thumbnail to a directory? It's funny and convenient this thread exists, becaus…
Fascinating.
I think for my purposes I'm persuaded that the best approach is to auto-generate the thumbnails when the images are first uploaded. But would that entail triggering s…
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BTW, a bit of tangent: I like to put the /images/ and /thumbnails/ directories on the same level, so that my code can infer the location o…
I have a script that uses GD to pull it off. And I use multiviews to pass variables to the script. So I don't actually have an images directory, but rather images.php which handl…