Impact Upgrade
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Impact Upgrade
should TNA upgrade to a better impact zone?
do you think it would be better if TNA upgraded to a larger arena like maybe the ones they used for PPV's like the one they had for BFG a few months back.... the crowd atmosphere would be much better, if anything... louder fans means more viewers, cause no one wants to watch a show that has dead fans
yes it is boring CHANGE
boring website compared to wwe
wwe amzing even has games
http://www.wwe.com
tna boring http://www.tna.com
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is the pantech impact a good phone?
i got one for my upgrade and im waiting for it to be shipped to me. but did i make a good choice?
i just got one for my upgrade. di di make a good choice? does it thread your conversation together or does it do it one at a time? does it really freeze? the more details the better. thanks!
Yes! I don't have one personally but I'm pretty sure my friend does...it's that one that opens from the side and has a qwerty keyboard, plus a dialpad when it's closed right? haha, that's not very specific...but anyways, I think it's a fabulous choice!
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October 21st, 2010 @ 7:23 pm
Hey David,
This sounds great, and I look forward to seeing more of it whether it be at the Moot or elsewhere.
I'll throw in a comment about your point on “getting a large bunch of data and doing some calculations” and the impact that might have on performance.
One of the things our Dev team have found with some third party blocks/plugins is a lack of forethought of how a piece of code will impact the environment, so its great that you've got this on your 'to do' list.
Couple of thoughts spring to mind.
Firstly, one of the standard architectural components we (as in the NetSpot we) include is a separate (virtual) utility server to run Moodle's CRON job tasks without having an impact on the transactional performance for users. If there's data crunching to be done then I'd strongly suggest that this block runs it as part of the CRON job on this separate server and then just needs to retrieve the specific individual data on the fly rather than calculating the whole thing in real time.
Secondly, and I almost feel like stabbing myself through the hands with a fork as I type this based on the last data warehouse project I was involved in, I wonder if setting up a separate data warehouse environment for this Moodle data would be a good thing. It would be a non-trivial job to set up something like on a separate server, set up the ETL processes as part of the CRON, define the cube structures and then work out a way to pull the pre-calculated data from the cubes back into the Moodle block, but you'd also end up with a massive amount more potential for ad-hoc queries on Moodle's data without having any performance overhead to Moodle itself – something I've been dreaming about for a long time but never had the opportunity to look at. Of course it would also restrict the block's shareability with the community, would need careful design to minimise the impact of upgrades to Moodle's data structure, and it would be a hell of a lot more work, so perhaps I am just over-engineering a solution – maybe its the ancient German blood in me coming out or something.
Anyway, just thought I'd chuck the ideas down, feel free to disregard if they sound like rubbish