Posts Tagged ‘Analysis’

What iPhone needs: Core Location Daemon

In: iPhone

11 Mar 2009

With the addition of a Core Location service, developers could better integrate location awareness without violating the simple design Apple has implemented.

All About Linux Swap Part 3: Analysis

In: Linux

6 Feb 2009

After familiarizing yourself with swap, you might have a few questions. How much swap space? What do I set swappiness to? Do I even need swap anymore? This article is the third in a multipart series introducing the Linux swap and discusses the current state of swap usage and present opinions about its implementation today.

Unsigned integer data types

In: SQL Server

4 Dec 2008

I’m sure there are more posts like these to come, but I just wanted to get this out there. It’s been a small annoyance of mine that carried over from my MySQL days, but why aren’t there unsigned numerics in SQL Server?
Why do I have to waste a whole bit on the sign in IDENTITY [...]


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