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as you may already have noticed I fell in love with collectd and graphite - nice to see
http://blog.docker.io/2013/07/effortless-monitoring-with-collectd-graphite-and-docker/
then happening :-]
we use collectd extensively... the memory monitoring doesn't make sense out of the box - doesn't account for cache... great product though, you can work around that one issue with a perl script
This is *exactly* the sort of thing I try to explain sometimes.
You're juggling a lot of data in your head, and in the 'zone', when an interruption causes everything to just to 'poof'.
Yeah, ironic that they chose to use backtracking to illustrate the example. An instant classic comic.
See also, the nested-recursive discussion on "Agree to disagree" in Lobby>
It's COBOL saying....
I'll be back.. which is a GoSub command I'd guess.
Ah. the days of COBOL. Computers were easy then.
I'll be back.. which is a GoSub command I'd guess.
Ah. the days of COBOL. Computers were easy then.
I guess this is going to bring a lot of schadenfreude on IGs face:
no c-carpet and ximian brats required anymore to write portable mobile apps.. Simply use javascript.
What's bad for Ximian (or as they're known now, "Xamarin" -- although I prefer to simply call them "Microsoft") is generally good for everyone else. I actually happen to think that JavaScript is an extremely versatile language -- it's just C-like enough to make sense, but loosely-typed and garbage-collected enough to avoid all of the manual drudgery.
Of course, it's easy to abstract things like canvas layout and UI. This will get tough if they try to do things like integrate with the device's mail system, calendar, contacts, GPS, wifi, etc. Then it startes to get weird.