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Processing
29.03.2009
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. A value of 30 should be fine, and you will not notice any jerky movements. The next step relates to the properties of the cube. The example here uses light gray as the background color (background ... figures, you will need a graphics card with 3D acceleration; in other words, you have to install the Nvidia, ATI, or Intel drivers. Line 3 specifies the frame rate. A value of 30 should be fine, and you
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Open Atrium
15.12.2009
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is a fantastic example of what you can create with intelligent de- sign (the real kind), a finely tuned Drupal installation profile, and a touch of style. To be part of that ongoing de- sign, be sure ... real kind), a finely tuned Drupal installation profile, and a touch of style. To be part of that ongoing design, be sure to join the Open Atrium community to offer your expertise, contribute code
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Saving Power
29.03.2009
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mode. Suspendto- RAM and Suspend-to-Disk typically work fine on more recent hardware. The advantage of saving the session data in RAM is that the computer boots extremely quickly when you need it ... , you can switch it to suspend mode. Suspend-to-RAM and Suspend-to-Disk typically work fine on more recent hardware. The advantage of saving the session data in RAM is that the computer boots extremely
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AJAX Workshop
29.03.2009
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themselves comprise uncompiled text. In contrast to Flash development, programming in JavaScript does not require any special tools. A simple text editor is fine for a start. Good Tools As always, good ... editor is fine for a start. Good Tools As always, good tools make programming easier. An editor with HTML, CSS, and JavaScript support is useful. It should also be able to handle source code that mixes
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Cloud Computing
29.03.2009
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the most out of the service by launching EC2 instances fine-tuned for your particular applications. Building and uploading images can take time, but once you have them, it is easy to tweak the images
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Windows in OpenStack
30.09.2013
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, the guest needs specific drivers. As long as an appropriate driver is available for the guest system, everything is fine. But, the driver for the guest must be specifically designed to support the hypervisor
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30.09.2013
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obviously fine and clearly too simple to cause a problem, Greg would accept it before the -rc version as well. So, a maintainer, a discussion, or Greg's own eyes could bring a patch early to the stable
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on kernel.org if he wanted, but Peter replied, "No, if you are genuinely planning another release soon that's fine." Changing The ABI David Howells recently broached a touchy subject. Some of the Kerberos
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' works just fine." Joe Perches added the maintainer Yoshinori Sato to the CC list, just in case there was a plan or a hope to revive the architecture at some point. Guenter mentioned that he'd done
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06.09.2013
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't hold a grudge – I have these explosive emails. And that works well for some people. And it probably doesn't work well with you. And you know what? That's fine. Not everybody had to get along or work

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