So IPV4 header has a topic called "total header length" and it is of 16 bits. That means it can count from 0-65535. Book says it means IP datagram is limited to 65535 bytes. how do we get to idea of 65535 bytes? is it 1 memory location=1 byte idea? It doesn't make any sense...
I tested some versions in between. Updates works for 13.5.4 but then fails for 13.5.4->13.6.3 Logs: gitlab_1 | Loading /etc/docker-gitlab/runtime/env-defaults gitlab_1 | Initializing logdir... gitlab_1 | Initializing datadir... gitlab_1 | Installing configuration templates... gitla...
I'm confused with difference and relation between these three. This is what I'm thinking: win32 API is API for windowsin C(not C++) MFC is nothing but a wrapper of win32 API for C++ . .NET happens to be an advanced and completely different from MFC or win32 right?
MLC (Multi-Level Cell):It stores 2 bits per cell. MLC drops down a bit as it has between 3K to 10K write cycles per cell. TLC (Triple Level Cell):It stores 3 bits per cell. TLC drops even further as it has 300 to 1K write cycles per cell. ...