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What's new in this version:
* Information about your computer appears in tool tip for graph entries.
* New start page with built in graphs
* Fixes for IE issues
* New UI
* Graphs are easier to read when more entries are shown
* "Filter by connection type" available
* New interface...
What's new in this version:
* Information about your computer appears in tool tip for graph entries.
* New start page with built in graphs
* Fixes for IE issues
* New UI
* Graphs are easier to read when more entries are shown
* "Filter by connection type" available
* New interface...
What's new in this version:
* Information about your computer appears in tool tip for graph entries.
* New start page with built in graphs
* Fixes for IE issues
* New UI
* Graphs are easier to read when more entries are shown
* "Filter by connection type" available
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Ping Tracer is a free traceroute utility that helps you find out where packets are dropped. It can trace a packet as it travels between a client and a computer on a network, and show you the status of each hop in an intuitive graphical view.
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At which point should I remove a column from my table?
If I have say a table with 5 columns, all of which are enums (EnumType1, EnumType2, EnumType3, EnumType4, EnumType5), how do I determine which one is the biggest burden to my DB and should be removed? I'm looking for something like a rule of thumb.
Can I use the Length property of each of those columns as a criteria, or do I need to calculate one way or another?
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how to use ruby web scale uri
This is my code:
uri  = URI.parse(request.headers['X-webscale-uri'])
puts uri.host
puts uri.port
puts uri.query
and I got:
/usr/share/web/y.rb
302
/usr/share/web/y/:
but I can't figure out what should I do to get the result:
y.rb
and:
y
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