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I also suggest you to try gdb from the command line.
Why 1/256?
Maybe it was bad luck twice but I'm sticking with hard drives for now.
--Douglas Crockford
C# developer.
We help sport clubs with our web based product. You would help us improve it and build features.
The position is for our office in Alcobendas but you could do some remote if you want.
Right now we are using Git, VS, Windows to develop and apache and linux on the server.
Also looking for an excellent designer to do a redesign of the site.
We are located in Madrid, Spain.
You would say "se me han perdido las llaves". The "me" implies that I am the one who lost them.
Probably the thoughts are universal and we just express them in different ways.
Godel, Escher & Bach (round 2!)
It is so fast and silent that I decided to give it another try and I have been using it for three months now.
I didn't try to recover the data but I think that in case of failure or damage it is more difficult to recover the info than from traditional disks.
For instance: http://www.eaglevision1.com/Text-Inserter1.htm
A couple of complex queries not optimized at all where slow in MySql and very fast in SQL Server but I think that that is because of the database engine itself and not because of the driver.