After Black Friday in the U.S., I read reports that major e-stores malfunctioned. For example, customers of one of the popular e-store, Sears.com, told its customers to “please try again later.” If you look at the positive side of it, the downtime would probably be caused by too many users accessing the site. That means [...]
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Check out this book! Aside from the fact, that one of the authors, Bernard Lopuz, is a fellow Iliganon and La Sallian, the book has its own merits. It promotes Linux and will definitely give you some insights about setting up databases in a Linux environment. Linux Recipes for Oracle DBAs is an example–based book [...]
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As websites and microblogging communities become more interactive, there comes also the proliferation of widgets and apps. I am even thinking of having an app or a widget designed for my website projects. Subscribers or even visitors can then use apps or widgets for a more enhanced experience with my sites. This part of the [...]
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In college, we were taught by our research professors to always document, that is acknowledge the source of your information. I remember that no matter how brilliant our paper was, if it lacked in documentation, it could get a low mark. Little did I know that I would encounter again the importance of documentation at [...]
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