Sie befinden sich aktuell in den Archiven des Blogs Blog für August, 2008.
- Allgemein (14)
- BI/DWH/DB (3)
- Deutsch/German (2)
- economics (3)
- graphic (2)
- ITSM (1)
- mobile (5)
- net (13)
- performance (11)
- programming (16)
- science (7)
- security (5)
- storage (3)
- unix (11)
- web (21)
- 27.2.2011: ARM interrupt processing
- 18.2.2011: doubango
- 4.2.2011: html parser comparison
- 31.1.2011: ssh tunneling trick
- 30.1.2011: Bash scripting guide
- 30.1.2011: programmin socket and ipc
- 30.1.2011: EDM Ollydbg for Linux
- 9.10.2009: Linux kernel report
- 9.10.2009: 60 GHZ ECMA-387 demonstrated
- 30.9.2009: File system
Archive für August 2008
hoard
31.8.2008 von pit.
Emery Berger has created the Hoard fast memory allocator. The whole site is a fantastic memory managment resource. Hoard is easily incorporated (drop in replacement), so if you’re using C/C++ and threading, take a look. I mentioned this lib so often, that I needed to mention it.
Geschrieben in programming, performance | 1 Kommentar »
Latency
28.8.2008 von pit.
Latency is Everywhere and it Costs You Sales - How to Crush it. Todd Hoff has created a good collection about various topics and links around this issue. By reading the next entry by the author, I got also aware that the Computer Communication Review is also online. How could we live without the web ![]()
Geschrieben in web, performance | Keine Kommentare »
10 Million Messages per Second
18.8.2008 von pit.
impressive numbers demonstrated by Tervela, especially if you look at the latency achieved. Wonder which companies have them on the watchlist.
Geschrieben in net, performance | 1 Kommentar »
Understanding Individual Human Mobility Patterns
2.8.2008 von pit.
Barabasilab offers a couple of reserach papers about analyzing complex networks. One recent with the above title uses (anonymous) communication data collected about a years period. A similar approach is taken by the senseable lab of MIT. Even I support and like to read those research, I wonder when equal tools are applied to data with links back to the actual persons data. There exist similar for fun projects for money. wheresisgeorge is a US$$ tracker and provides a list of links to other currency trackers
Geschrieben in security, science, web, Allgemein | 1 Kommentar »
Chalcogenide glass photonic chip
1.8.2008 von pit.
Australia’s Center for Ultrahigh-bandwidth Devices for Optical Systems explain in a research paper how they want to achive 640 Gb/s with all optical signal processing
Maybe this comes as a rescue to united states speed trap
Geschrieben in net, science, performance | 1 Kommentar »