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Making Windows Slower Part 2: Process Creation

Randon ASCII

Windows has long had a reputation for slow file operations and slow process creation. Have you ever wanted to make these operations even slower? This weeks’ blog post covers a technique you can use to make process creation on Windows grow slower over time (with no limit), in a way that will be untraceable for most users! And, of course, this post will also cover how to detect and avoid this problem.

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Percona Live Europe Tutorial: Query Optimization and TLS at Large Scale

Percona Community

For Percona Live Europe this year, I got accepted a workshop on query optimization and a 50-minute talk covering TLS for MySQL at Large Scale, talking about our experiences at the Wikimedia Foundation. Workshop The 3-hour workshop on Monday, titled Query Optimization with MySQL 8.0 and MariaDB 10.3: The Basics is a beginners' tutorial–though dense in content.

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Analyze Stack Overflow Data With Golang And HTTP

The Polyglot Developer

I was recently tasked with a project where I needed to gather data from Stack Overflow so it could be easily evaluated without having to dig around the website. Stack Exchange has many REST APIs available, some of which that don’t even need tokens or authentication, so it came down to how I wanted to consume this data. In this tutorial, we’re going to see how to consume question and comment data from the Stack Exchange API using Golang and then export it to comma separated value (CSV

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Smart Bundling: How To Serve Legacy Code Only To Legacy Browsers

Smashing Magazine

Smart Bundling: How To Serve Legacy Code Only To Legacy Browsers. Smart Bundling: How To Serve Legacy Code Only To Legacy Browsers. Shubham Kanodia. 2018-10-15T14:30:13+02:00. 2019-04-29T18:34:58+00:00. A website today receives a large chunk of its traffic from evergreen browsers — most of which have good support for ES6+, new JavaScript standards, new web platform APIs and CSS attributes.

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