One thing I've always wanted to see out of HTTP is a saved state between hits. 1 KB of headers in each frame isn't horrible, but the overhead of verifying an authentication cookie on every hit can be.
Am I reading this right that in section 6.2, headers only happen at the beginning of a stream and do not happen on each individual request? That sure would make my life a little nicer!
I wonder what sort of long term side effects you'd be looking at with vastly increased muscle growth.
Side effects: giving wedgies to geeks, and having sex with cheerleaders? Sign me up!
This is a sad day for Linux magazines in print. To my knowledge, there is no word of refunds. LJ was the largest of the Linux related magazines, and I believe it was the only one left in print. Voice your opinions on the page in the article, or here for subscribers. Just read through a few comments, there are a lot of pissed off subscribers.
Reading Linux Journal in PDF is like reading a blog in PDF... that you pay for.
I'm not going to pretend that I know much about archeology, but this location they're talking about clearly shows the same city in the aerial photos. What's the deal with that? This must not be a new find?
I tell them to turn to the study of mathematics, for it is only there that they might escape the lusts of the flesh. -- Thomas Mann, "The Magic Mountain"
