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Comment #3385984
Gandi.net. Some people say their support is mediocre, but I haven't had to use it. Good luck. -molo
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Comment #3130766
You can proxy https. See RFC2817 section 5. -molo
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Comment #3049811
Sure, that wasn't directed at you personally. Thanks and cheers.
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Comment #3049480
Well it seems that we hit the nesting limit, so I will reply to this post. I'm not including a URL, I'm just signing my name. Please keep in mind that is a guideline.
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Comment #3049465
Is it really necessary to downmod me for that?
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Comment #3049222
Hi, thanks but that is what I've been doing for ages.
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Comment #3048480
You argue for more control, but tying windows to threads at the OS layer is actually enforcing less control.
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Comment #3048454
This is about an OS-layer API, not a windowing toolkit API. Tying the window to a thread at this layer makes it impossible to have a single-threaded UI application. It is inflexibl…
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Comment #3048240
This is more than just a quirk. Lets go through the bogons here: 1. Signal system confuses notifications with commands 2. API ties windows to threads 3. System allows you to send W…
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Comment #3047953
Wow, thanks for exposing me to how braindamaged win32 really is.
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Comment #3002933
In North America there seem to be two seasons for apples: autumn in North America, and autumn in South America. In September and October you get the fresh NA apples. In March and A…
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Comment #3002930
This article could really do with some photographs. I don't think the local Whole Foods by us does some of these things.
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Comment #3002900
Also, this fictional account appears in Wireless , a collection of short stories and novellas by Stross. It is great to see that medium still alive and publishable. [Edit: format]
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Comment #2809340
There are two contributions to the load factor: number of processes/threads on the ready-to-run queue and the number blocked on I/O. The processes blocked on I/O show up in the "D"…