storage

问题 I am developing an android app that basically loads up a list of news articles and opens them up in a webview upon user click. What I'm wondering about is when I look at my app details in 'Settings->Applications->Manage Applications', the Total storage size keeps increasing. Particularly, the data storage size is increasing. The Application size of course, is fixed. From what I know, the sharedpreferences take up data storage. I don't know what else. In my app, I just have 1 checkbox

问题 This may be a duplicate and I apologies if that is so but I really want a definitive answer as that seems to change depending upon where I look. Is it acceptable to say that a gigabyte is 1024 megabytes or should it be said that it is 1000 megabytes? I am taking computer science at GCSE and a typical exam question could be how many bytes in a kilobyte and I believe the exam board, AQA, has the answer for such a question as 1024 not 1000. How is this? Are both correct? Which one should I go

问题 This may be a duplicate and I apologies if that is so but I really want a definitive answer as that seems to change depending upon where I look. Is it acceptable to say that a gigabyte is 1024 megabytes or should it be said that it is 1000 megabytes? I am taking computer science at GCSE and a typical exam question could be how many bytes in a kilobyte and I believe the exam board, AQA, has the answer for such a question as 1024 not 1000. How is this? Are both correct? Which one should I go

问题 This may be a duplicate and I apologies if that is so but I really want a definitive answer as that seems to change depending upon where I look. Is it acceptable to say that a gigabyte is 1024 megabytes or should it be said that it is 1000 megabytes? I am taking computer science at GCSE and a typical exam question could be how many bytes in a kilobyte and I believe the exam board, AQA, has the answer for such a question as 1024 not 1000. How is this? Are both correct? Which one should I go

问题 This may be a duplicate and I apologies if that is so but I really want a definitive answer as that seems to change depending upon where I look. Is it acceptable to say that a gigabyte is 1024 megabytes or should it be said that it is 1000 megabytes? I am taking computer science at GCSE and a typical exam question could be how many bytes in a kilobyte and I believe the exam board, AQA, has the answer for such a question as 1024 not 1000. How is this? Are both correct? Which one should I go

问题 This may be a duplicate and I apologies if that is so but I really want a definitive answer as that seems to change depending upon where I look. Is it acceptable to say that a gigabyte is 1024 megabytes or should it be said that it is 1000 megabytes? I am taking computer science at GCSE and a typical exam question could be how many bytes in a kilobyte and I believe the exam board, AQA, has the answer for such a question as 1024 not 1000. How is this? Are both correct? Which one should I go

问题 Is there any differences between File and Storage facades in laravel 5.2 ? it seems they both use the same contract.i see no documentation for File in laravel documentation. if they are different how may interact with each other? 回答1: File is a quite simple wrapper for PHP functions such as file_exists() etc. Storage is "a powerful filesystem abstraction thanks to the wonderful Flysystem PHP package by Frank de Jonge". This can be used to act on local files (i.e Storage::disk('local')->exists

问题 Is there any differences between File and Storage facades in laravel 5.2 ? it seems they both use the same contract.i see no documentation for File in laravel documentation. if they are different how may interact with each other? 回答1: File is a quite simple wrapper for PHP functions such as file_exists() etc. Storage is "a powerful filesystem abstraction thanks to the wonderful Flysystem PHP package by Frank de Jonge". This can be used to act on local files (i.e Storage::disk('local')->exists

问题 I'm trying to set the storage class of an uploaded image to an AWS S3 bucket. I have it working except for adding the storage class to the request. The S3 Post Object Documentation states there can be a form input field named "x-amz-storage-class" but adding it, or any other field, throws an AWS error indicating that there are too many input fields for the post. I tried adding it to the object policy but that causes an Policy error: "Policy Condition failed: [“eq”, “$x-amz-storage-class”,

问题 I have a dictionary with many entries and a huge vector as values. These vectors can be 60.000 dimensions large and I have about 60.000 entries in the dictionary. To save time, I want to store this after computation. However, using a pickle led to a huge file. I have tried storing to JSON, but the file remains extremely large (like 10.5 MB on a sample of 50 entries with less dimensions). I have also read about sparse matrices. As most entries will be 0, this is a possibility. Will this reduce