dvNull - Slashdot User

Comment Re:my rebuttal (Score 1) 1224

by dvNull on Friday January 04, 2008 @11:16PM (#21918808) Attached to: Is Apple Killing Linux on the Desktop?

Hmm, So far I have had no problems opening up docs, videos and pictures on my SMB shares.

As with 10.5 browsing samba shares has been an issue unless you have (a) mounted the share or (b) type it manually.

Submission + - Caching is king for Ruby on Rails apps

Submitted by Anonymous Coward on Sunday May 27, 2007 @12:20PM

An anonymous reader writes: For some, Rails is hyper productive and for others Ruby is a toy. Rails also has a reputation as unproven with limited scalability. Unlike the C and Java languages, Ruby is interpreted, with all of the inherent performance handicaps. This article explores the Ruby caching strategies such as caching static content, model caching, page caching, action caching, and others that can really speed things up. In many circumstances. there are caching techniques available to increase Ruby on Rails application performance.

Comment You wouldn't compile from scratch. (Score 5, Insightful) 197

by Principito on Friday December 03, 2004 @04:14PM (#10990637) Attached to: Embedded Gentoo?

Compiling from scratch would be insane. The easiest way to accomplish this would be to put cross compiling tools on a host machine and build your iPAQ or whatever in a chrooted environment. After which you would transfer your build.

$0.02

PS:
Cross compiling tools are part of this project.

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