Op woensdag 03-06-2009 om 23:11 uur [tijdzone -0400], schreef Evan:
> On the issue of user-interface, and KB vs KiB, please clarify whether
> you would always prefer KB, or you would prefer using KB for base-10
> and KiB for base-2.
I vote for correctness, so the latter.
> On the issue of labelin
Op dinsdag 02-06-2009 om 10:59 uur [tijdzone +0800], schreef Christopher
Chan:
> The interface speed in base10 yes. The number of bytes transferred,
> NO, because that is and has always been base2.
I more or less agree with that: interface speed & transfer speed should
by in base10, number of byte
Op maandag 01-06-2009 om 07:46 uur [tijdzone +0300], schreef Lars
Wirzenius:
> Whether the free software world standardizes on base-2, base-10,
I'd suggest we leave it to the software developers to choose between
base2 & base10 (at least for the defaults), as they are supposed to know
best what's
Op maandag 01-06-2009 om 12:03 uur [tijdzone +0800], schreef Christopher
Chan:
> Stop changing age old conventions.
kilo = 1000 is in fact ages older than kilo = 1024 :P
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Op dinsdag 02-06-2009 om 10:32 uur [tijdzone -0300], schreef Derek
Broughton:
> I would add - keyserver.ubuntu.com should handle HTTP lookups! I
> finally realized why I have so much trouble updating apt from work:
> because the firewall blocks hkp.
HKP is HTTP, so your problem is probably that y
Op vrijdag 05-06-2009 om 06:13 uur [tijdzone -0600], schreef LD 'Gus'
Landis:
> So, I would think that a good way to "package" Cache
> would be to have it stored somewhere (under /usr/share??),
/usr/share is for platform-independent files, which I doubt is true for
Caché? (Some years ago I fo
Pau,
Great!
Relative to packaging, IMO, there is something quite
different about ISC Cache from FNIS GT.M, and I think
has significant installation ramifications.
When I say "database instance", think Cache "environment".
The GT.M software can be completely isolated from the
actua
