As Charlie said .. it's funny coz it's true. Digging for requirements is an art in itself.

I feel the love, but I'm really after a simple solution. I like the fact that it's integrated with my google account. For more complex project management type stuff I use Jira. I used emacs a bit a uni, but it's been yeaarrss ..

I understand that Australia has a pseudo socialist government in that we pay high taxes which fund allot of public services. I was under the impression that a totally socialist government was much the same thing as communist. I stand corrected, but still don't understand the difference fully.

"China has a socialist government"

ummm noo, it has a communist goverment, socialism and democracy can go together.
democracy is simply a method of electing a government, many socialist proponents promote democracy and see socialism as a pure form of democracy.

the US is the only country in the world afraid of socialism like its the plague yet it has the largest socialist military in the world, its almost a $trillion of government money funding this socialist war machine.

only thing non socialist in the US is the healthcare system.
in europe its the best part.
In the US its scare campaigns on health lol, I've been there and lived under both systems.

I think you may be mistaken, I believe that the Chinese have a communist government. In the US we have a socialist one.

I wonder if Google offered to block porn, but no other information if that would at least clear up the water...help the Chinese people to see their governments true intentions. Personally, I wish the government would block porn here.

Did you consider MangoBlog?

Nice information. Thank you for sharing. Now we can find even more reasons to pay developers even less. And as a free bonus this matrix will allow us always look smarter then the candidate during the interview.

@Brett, and others who might stumble upon this post,

i use this to keep the bots from eating up too much precious RAM.
<cfif REFindNoCase('Slurp|Googlebot|BecomeBot|msnbot|Mediapartners-Google|ZyBorg|RufusBot|EMonitor', cgi.http_user_agent)>
<cfapplication name="eBeku.com" applicationTimeout=#CreateTimeSpan(0, 0, 2, 0)# clientmanagement="yes" clientStorage="#clientstoragedsn#" sessionmanagement="Yes" sessionTimeout = #CreateTimeSpan(0, 0, 1, 0)#>
<cfelse>
<cfapplication name="eBeku.com" applicationTimeout=#CreateTimeSpan(0, 0, 17, 0)# clientmanagement="yes" clientStorage="#clientstoragedsn#" sessionmanagement="Yes" sessionTimeout = #CreateTimeSpan(0, 0, 35, 0)#>
</cfif>

credits:http://www.blogoffusion.com/112805-pseudomemory-leak.cfm

i will shortly be trying out the jTds driver.

disclosure: i too am dealing with steady memory exhaustion.
the site is completely cfm based. no cfc[s].
the set up is cfmx7.02, win2k3, 2GB RAM, sql server 2005, datadirect ver 3.5 jdbc drivers, jvm 1.4.2_09b

Nice tips and tricks on Hibernate .. Thanks.

I know this is an old post, but I just downloaded Apache 2.24 from the Apache site and it looks like it's equipped with all what you need for SSL. I remember when running 2.059 that I had to install some stuff manually that wasn't there with the install. I think if you uncomment the mod_ssl module and look at one of those guides from the links above on how to tgneerate a certificate, that will do the trick. I'm just basing this on my experience with Apache.