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    Time for a new home VM Server

    Mind answering a couple questions about your setup? I just started down the same path as OP, but I'm realizing that a bare hypervisor (and all the specialized hardware that goes with it) is probably overkill for me (a .NET developer who just wants to learn more about...
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    Is it practical to use ASP.NET for a craigslist like website?

    It's practical to use whatever language you have familiarity with. You could do this with ASP.NET, or any other programming language you wanted. Determining what one to use is entirely up to you and your preferences. Just ask yourself some basic questions to get going, i.e. 'do I want to work...
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    very good MVC tutorials?

    If you just want tutorials on specific things, http://www.asp.net/mvc/tutorials. If you want a more step-by-step approach to build a complete application, the Pro ASP.NET MVC 4 book on Amazon (by Freeman) is pretty good.
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    XML to MySQL

    https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/5.5/en/load-xml.html might be an option.
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    Webhosts that support Tomcat and JVM

    I wouldn't auto-discard VPS. I pay $5/month for the following: 60 GB space 2 GB RAM (dedicated, no burst) 1.5 TB bandwidth 1 IPv4 I've got 6 of these suckers now, all the same spec. Tomcat instances on several of them (YouTrack, some Atlassian products, some personal Spring and Jersey apps)...
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    Apache Question

    The request arrive at Apache via https, then Apache makes the request of app1 locally. So the second request isn't https, but it does't matter since the request is internal. Some applications require SSL though, or it might just be easier to set up; in the past I've wired up reverse proxying to...
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    Apache Question

    You can also use mod_proxy and reverse proxy them. http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/mod/mod_proxy.html Ends up being as simple as: ProxyPass /webapp1 http://localhost:8181 ProxyPass /webapp2 http://localhost:8182 etc.
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    Python vs PHP

    It's just a library. In no way, shape or form is it an off-shoot of JavaScript...sorry to be pedantic, but if someone picks that up and repeats it in a job interview, they're going to raise some eyebrows.
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    Microsoft Certifications?

    If you're after certifications that will help you directly with this new project, then the only one really worth your time is 483. If you look at the overview for the course, does it seem like stuff you know? If so, you've pretty much exhausted the usefulness of the MCSDs for C#. There are two...
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    Do the Galaxy 670 GTX GCs use a 680 PCB?

    Trying to determine if I can use a 680 block versus a universal, but I can't seem to find a definite link on whether or not the newer versions of this card use the 680 PCB. Card in question: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814162107 Per HARDOCP, the "The GALAXY GeForce...
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    New build questions

    Thanks for the help, I'm that much closer to purchasing. Going to post over in the video forums to confirm the PCB - found an older link that shows a custom PCB. There is also a HARDOCP article that says "The custom PCB is full length, not following the shortened PCB that NVIDIA had paired...
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    New build questions

    Posted a new watercooling build in general hardware, but per the advice I got there, swinging over to this forum to ask a few water-cooling specific questions. My water cooling parts: Pump: Laing DDCT w/ PetraTech DDCT-01s Top Radiator: Thermochill 120x3 Res: Don't have yet, might be getting a...
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    New water-cooled build

    Thanks for all the help. That locks in the 3770K as my CPU choice, and I'll cut back on the memory, as well. Asus and I parted ways years ago after a streak of bad boards, but I'll check out the MSI. I've had really good luck with my ASRock X58 (it got my little 2.6 to 4.1 with no problemo)...
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    New water-cooled build

    In the last two weeks I managed to fry both of the 5850s in my current build, and figured that was a good enough push to build a new machine. Ideally I'll start ordering parts next week, solidifying what I'm getting in the new couple days. Been doing research for about a week - been a few years...
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    Monitors to complement an HG281

    As it turns out, I've got an old 19" ViewSonic still hanging out in a closet. I yanked that out, rigged it up after a fashion to display portrait (it isn't VESA mountable...so I was ballparking a bit), and I have to say that it looks quite good. I think I'll go the 19" route and get them...
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