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110. Has...
⇢ huge number of concurrent connections
⇢ lots of I/O
⇢ few persistent objects
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112. Gosai Kiji
Phasianus versicolor also
known as Japanese Pheasant
is a bird of the lowlands.
Closely related to the
Common Pheasant, the cock
is distinguished by dark
green plumage on breast and
mantle. The male has an
iridescent violet neck, red
bare facial skin and purplish
green tail. The female is
smaller than male, and has a
dull brown plumage with
dark spots.
113. Gosai Kiji
Phasianus versicolor also
known as Japanese Pheasant
is a bird of the lowlands.
Closely related to the
Common Pheasant, the cock
is distinguished by dark
green plumage on breast and
mantle. The male has an
iridescent violet neck, red
bare facial skin and purplish
green tail. The female is
smaller than male, and has a
dull brown plumage with
dark spots.
122. needS...
⇢ ability to handle server workloads
⇢ flexibility in language
⇢ a real concurrency model
123. finagle |fəˈnāgəl|
needS...
verb [ trans. ] informal
obtain (something) by devious or dishonest means : Ted
attended all the football games he could finagle tickets for.
• [ intrans. ] act in a devious or dishonest manner : they
wrangled and finagled over the fine points.
⇢ ability to handle server workloads DERIVATIVES
⇢ flexibility in language finagler |fəˈnāg(ə)lər| noun
⇢ a real concurrency model ORIGIN 1920s (originally U.S.): from dialect fainaigue
[cheat] ; perhaps from Old French fornier ‘deny.’
124. finagle |fəˈnāgəl|
needS...
verb [ trans. ] informal
obtain (something) by devious or dishonest means : Ted
attended all the football games he could finagle tickets for.
• [ intrans. ] act in a devious or dishonest manner : they
wrangled and finagled over the fine points.
⇢ ability to handle server workloads DERIVATIVES
⇢ flexibility in language finagler |fəˈnāg(ə)lər| noun
⇢ a real concurrency model ORIGIN 1920s (originally U.S.): from dialect fainaigue
[cheat] ; perhaps from Old French fornier ‘deny.’
125. finagle |fəˈnāgəl|
needS...
verb [ trans. ] informal
obtain (something) by devious or dishonest means : Ted
attended all the football games he could finagle tickets for.
• [ intrans. ] act in a devious or dishonest manner : they
wrangled and finagled over the fine points.
⇢ ability to handle server workloads DERIVATIVES
⇢ flexibility in language finagler |fəˈnāg(ə)lər| noun
⇢ a real concurrency model ORIGIN 1920s (originally U.S.): from dialect fainaigue
[cheat] ; perhaps from Old French fornier ‘deny.’
126. finagle |fəˈnāgəl|
verb [ trans. ] informal
needS... obtain (something) by devious or dishonest means : Ted
attended all the football games he could finagle tickets for.
• [ intrans. ] act in a devious or dishonest manner : they
wrangled and finagled over the fine points.
⇢ ability to handle server workloads DERIVATIVES
⇢ flexibility in language finagler |fəˈnāg(ə)lər| noun
⇢ a real concurrency model ORIGIN 1920s (originally U.S.): from dialect fainaigue
[cheat] ; perhaps from Old French fornier ‘deny.’