Sometimes in web programming, you might need to run (or fork as they say) processes in the background so the web user doesn’t see all of the processing time plus it can potentially “freeze” the webpage on long data processing features of the site.
For that, you can always fork more processes.
The usual line I use is: exec ("/usr/bin/php proc.php >/dev/null 2<&1");
The problem I incurred with above line was that processes were forked except there was still some delay that the visitors saw.
To fix the issue so there’s absolutely no
Most people who have used Firefox for the last couple years probably know this hack but let me do a step-by-step instructions on this for the simplest and best way to make your Firefox browser run faster.
Faster Firefox!First, go to your Firefox URL address bar and type, “about:config”.
You will see a warning sign but just click on “I’ll be careful, I promise!”.
Next, enter “network” in the Filter input like this: (Then you should be able to scroll down to network.http.pipelining.
By default
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vKM4pb9Oxrg
This one’s kinda old but facinating!
This is quite interesting using what they call HH2 gas, this company is working on using water to power cars or weld things. Currently they have a test vehicle which runs as a hybrid with water and fuel but they say they can run exclusively on water alone… While the technology may not be as unique or breakthrough as the reporter and company spokesman claim (it seems to be based on an electrolytic process commonly known as “Brown’s Gas.”), it’s still a great stor
video://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2czE_HNWl3Q
Here’s a cool video of car running on water. What do you think? Thanks gfcgamer!
Here’s also a conversion-kit guide you can buy.
Check out this hamster-ball for humans. You could probably use it as a shield or something and use it as a personal “mobile” device at the same time.
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