The library is located at https://sourceforge.net/projects/high-scale-lib
2008-02-01
Advanced Topics in Programming Languages: A Lock-Free Hash Table
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Labels: Google Education, java
2008-01-31
Advanced Topics in Programming Languages: The Java Memory Model
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2008-01-15
Merlin's stuff: Advisory Locks Part 2
Merlin's stuff: Advisory Locks Part 2
Quite an interesting article about the possibility to use PostgreSQL Advisory Locks
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2008-01-01
Pointui, the definitive user interface for mobile devices.
Quite an interesting software that makes your PocketPC look much nicer. And, as many say kind of iPhone like.
Pointui, the definitive user interface for mobile devices.
I have installed it on my HTC Touch without any problems or complaints from the side of Windows Mobile.
The interface is not the best one actually (iPhone shit?). It was quite difficult to understand, that you can close the running task by pressing the title of the running application and so opening the task overview screen where there is a special button to close the application. Another this that disturbs by now is that I cannot find a way of using some kind of virtual keyboard to filter big lists (a list of cities in weather applet for example).
Anyways I should thank the development team. The idea is nice, design is perfect and the implementation looks quite stable.
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Labels: PocketPC
2007-12-21
OpenChrome for OpenSUSE
An open project to support S2 UniChrome Pro integrated video cards under Linux like OS:
OpenChrome for OpenSUSE
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2007-12-12
sar monitoring failure
On Monday we had a very strange problem on one of our servers. %iostat values reported by sar dramatically increased the values and stayed at that range. After long investigation I could not find any problem that could be causing such a havy IO load and then I noticed, that the output of iostat and sar differ for %iostat values.
It appears that older version of sar could have some kind of overflow problem that makes it show invalid data values after kind of long time after system startup.
Updating sar to the newer version helped this (or maybe just reset the counters somehow)
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Labels: linux