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bio	website	thehungersite.com
	location	United Kingdom
	age	44
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experienced software engineer with many years in the industry, mostly c++ for large-scale, high-reliability systems.

	3,130 reputation	bio	website	thehungersite.com	visits	member for	3 years, 11 months
924 badges		location	United Kingdom		seen	Apr 19 at 23:01

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Jul 28	answered	ntop: Which HTTP downloads (URLs) caused the traffic?
Jul 19	awarded	Necromancer
May 28	awarded	Yearling
May 2	awarded	Good Answer
Mar 5	awarded	Popular Question
Feb 9	answered	SQL Server Performance & Latching
Feb 2	answered	How to handle Hudson's regular releases in a corporate environment
Feb 2	answered	Hudson + cppcheck, see all the errors for one file at once?
Jan 25	comment	Bitlocker equivalent for Linux TrueCrypt is the 'gold standard' for this task.
Jan 10	answered	How many websites can my server potentially hold?
Jan 9	comment	How do I deal with a compromised server? yet again what starts as "*PANIC*" turns into "oh, was that all" :)
Dec 15	comment	Server memory constantly usage at 91%, but the website is still in staging (cpu 0%) run commands from Webmin: doxfer.webmin.com/Webmin/CommandShell#The_Command_Shell_module
Dec 15	answered	Server memory constantly usage at 91%, but the website is still in staging (cpu 0%)
Dec 8	comment	RAID 10 Configuration: 6 x 146GB 15K RPM or 4 x 300 GB 15K RPM? yes, because write IO doesn't matter when you've cached everything....
Dec 1	comment	Accessing ALL Subversion revisions within a file system you know... I knew that, all DVCSs store everything locally. Ignore my momentary lapse - but leave the comment as its still informative.
Nov 25	answered	Accessing ALL Subversion revisions within a file system
Nov 25	comment	Accessing ALL Subversion revisions within a file system really? what happens if you try to access a historical revision?
Nov 18	comment	Ignoring .svn directories under IIS if you update manually, why not have your WC in an area not served by the webserver, and copy the updated files from that directory to the directory that is served. You get the benefit of fast network update, at the cost of some disk space.
Nov 17	answered	Bootable tool to image hard disk over network
Nov 11	answered	Mirrored and stripped HD drives in Raid10