ot: anyone have experience with SSD’s?

[Coronita]

[quote=meadandale][quote=flu]
I wish I was CPU bound, but it’s mainly disk at this point. The makefiles (yeah, I know…Makefile, not ant or maven) do massive copies and recopies… (Don’t ask me, ask google)[/quote]

Makefiles…ouch. You guys have a continuous integration server setup somewhere? Use your local machine for module builds and have your CI server do full builds?[/quote]

Ha ha ha. CI… That’s a good one. No, unfortunately, my private stuff has no CI (yet)..
No, I don’t work for google. Just use their opensource project(s). And my builds are for private project use. So I have a server at home that does builds and one for the road. I spend more time with me and laptop than me and server.

[meadandale]

[quote=flu][quote=meadandale][quote=flu]
I wish I was CPU bound, but it’s mainly disk at this point. The makefiles (yeah, I know…Makefile, not ant or maven) do massive copies and recopies… (Don’t ask me, ask google)[/quote]

Makefiles…ouch. You guys have a continuous integration server setup somewhere? Use your local machine for module builds and have your CI server do full builds?[/quote]

Ha ha ha. CI… That’s a good one. No, unfortunately, my private stuff has no CI (yet)..
No, I don’t work for google. Just use their opensource project(s). And my builds are for private project use. So I have a server at home that does builds and one for the road. I spend more time with me and laptop than me and server.[/quote]

You don’t need to work for google to use CI 😉

You should setup a SCM/CI server to host your code and do your builds. If you only have a copy of your code on your laptop you are just setting yourself up for pain. I’ve had 3 harddrive failures on development machines over the last couple of years. If I didn’t have my code in SCM on another machine (that is backed up) I’d have been screwed.

[meadandale]

[quote=flu][quote=meadandale][quote=flu]
I wish I was CPU bound, but it’s mainly disk at this point. The makefiles (yeah, I know…Makefile, not ant or maven) do massive copies and recopies… (Don’t ask me, ask google)[/quote]

Makefiles…ouch. You guys have a continuous integration server setup somewhere? Use your local machine for module builds and have your CI server do full builds?[/quote]

Ha ha ha. CI… That’s a good one. No, unfortunately, my private stuff has no CI (yet)..
No, I don’t work for google. Just use their opensource project(s). And my builds are for private project use. So I have a server at home that does builds and one for the road. I spend more time with me and laptop than me and server.[/quote]

You don’t need to work for google to use CI 😉

You should setup a SCM/CI server to host your code and do your builds. If you only have a copy of your code on your laptop you are just setting yourself up for pain. I’ve had 3 harddrive failures on development machines over the last couple of years. If I didn’t have my code in SCM on another machine (that is backed up) I’d have been screwed.

[meadandale]

[quote=flu][quote=meadandale][quote=flu]
I wish I was CPU bound, but it’s mainly disk at this point. The makefiles (yeah, I know…Makefile, not ant or maven) do massive copies and recopies… (Don’t ask me, ask google)[/quote]

Makefiles…ouch. You guys have a continuous integration server setup somewhere? Use your local machine for module builds and have your CI server do full builds?[/quote]

Ha ha ha. CI… That’s a good one. No, unfortunately, my private stuff has no CI (yet)..
No, I don’t work for google. Just use their opensource project(s). And my builds are for private project use. So I have a server at home that does builds and one for the road. I spend more time with me and laptop than me and server.[/quote]

You don’t need to work for google to use CI 😉

You should setup a SCM/CI server to host your code and do your builds. If you only have a copy of your code on your laptop you are just setting yourself up for pain. I’ve had 3 harddrive failures on development machines over the last couple of years. If I didn’t have my code in SCM on another machine (that is backed up) I’d have been screwed.

[meadandale]

[quote=flu][quote=meadandale][quote=flu]
I wish I was CPU bound, but it’s mainly disk at this point. The makefiles (yeah, I know…Makefile, not ant or maven) do massive copies and recopies… (Don’t ask me, ask google)[/quote]

Makefiles…ouch. You guys have a continuous integration server setup somewhere? Use your local machine for module builds and have your CI server do full builds?[/quote]

Ha ha ha. CI… That’s a good one. No, unfortunately, my private stuff has no CI (yet)..
No, I don’t work for google. Just use their opensource project(s). And my builds are for private project use. So I have a server at home that does builds and one for the road. I spend more time with me and laptop than me and server.[/quote]

You don’t need to work for google to use CI 😉

You should setup a SCM/CI server to host your code and do your builds. If you only have a copy of your code on your laptop you are just setting yourself up for pain. I’ve had 3 harddrive failures on development machines over the last couple of years. If I didn’t have my code in SCM on another machine (that is backed up) I’d have been screwed.

[meadandale]

[quote=flu][quote=meadandale][quote=flu]
I wish I was CPU bound, but it’s mainly disk at this point. The makefiles (yeah, I know…Makefile, not ant or maven) do massive copies and recopies… (Don’t ask me, ask google)[/quote]

Makefiles…ouch. You guys have a continuous integration server setup somewhere? Use your local machine for module builds and have your CI server do full builds?[/quote]

Ha ha ha. CI… That’s a good one. No, unfortunately, my private stuff has no CI (yet)..
No, I don’t work for google. Just use their opensource project(s). And my builds are for private project use. So I have a server at home that does builds and one for the road. I spend more time with me and laptop than me and server.[/quote]

You don’t need to work for google to use CI 😉

You should setup a SCM/CI server to host your code and do your builds. If you only have a copy of your code on your laptop you are just setting yourself up for pain. I’ve had 3 harddrive failures on development machines over the last couple of years. If I didn’t have my code in SCM on another machine (that is backed up) I’d have been screwed.

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