Does anyone know of a reliable way to store data to use across pages of a site?... Here is what I\'ve found so far:
I\'m trying to use async io on linux. As far as i know there\'re3 options: kernel calls (io_submit and friends)
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So the application we\'ve got calls the API\'s of all the major carriers (UPS, FedEx, etc) for tracking data.
When I installed Windows XP on a VirtualBox machine, I made the hard drive only 10 GB since and assumed it would expand in size (as do hard drives in VMWare as far as I can remember, isn\'t this true?
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