I just tried cooking my laptop after working with postgis for a bit. After
throwing it into a laptop bag I was surprised to find the bag chirp at me;
after 30mins. Turns out postgres was keeping it running; and running in a
confined space is not the best idea.
After a bit of a cool down I
Hi Stefan. You guessed right, it's buildings generalization. I know
jts and geos quite well but unfortunatly I can't use them because I'm
working directly on oracle with plsql. I think buffer is the way, but
not the one oracle provides because it rounds the corners...
Bye,
Giovanni
2010/5/7
On Sun, May 9, 2010 at 10:35 AM, William Kyngesburye
wokl...@kyngchaos.com wrote:
I've had Postgres on my MacBook for years, across 3 system versions, and I
haven't had problems with mysterious waking. ..
I have been running Pg (since v 8.3.x to the latest) on my Macbook,
always compiled
I think this non-sleep is just a Mac issue. I and others I know have
experienced it without having PostGIS or any other geo software installed.
It's pretty rare. I think it's happened to me twice in the last 2-3 years.
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