writing file periodically through windows service [closed] - c#-4.0

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I was planning to use a windows service to write a file periodically with c# 4.0. Are there any other options to do this?

You could use a console application, and the Windows Task Scheduler to execute your application on a periodic schedule. This would allow you to change your schedule easily, after deployment.

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What's the difference between these 4 model deploy methods in Azure Machine Learning? [closed]

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I'm new to azure machine learning and following the exercise from MS (https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/training/modules/use-automated-machine-learning/6-exercise). when it comes to deploying the model, I saw there are 4 options. Wondering what's the difference between these 4 and what is the best practice to select the correct method?
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What are the possible reasons trigger picohelper blocks hundreds of threads [closed]

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I have an application runs on Azure Cloud, and it shows that picohelper blocks hundreds of threads, which is triggered by unknown reasons. What could be the reasons that could trigger picohelper to block many threads on Azure ?

Is it possible to block an entire operating system from accessing a website? [closed]

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I have a client who wants to block Linux users from accessing the website since they account for 1/5 of traffic and are clearly bots.
Has anyone successfully done this? Not too sure where to begin.

How to change system time to default in Linux [closed]

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currently I am using w32tm /resync in windows to reset the time to default timezone but how would i be able to do it in Linux?
After looking at technet, I suspect the closest solutions are ntpd or sntp. For example, you might use the internet cluster of ntp servers.

Is node.js good for non-server applications, e.g. command line scripts? [closed]

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I believe node is a fast I/O non-blocking platform, which sounds like it does not have to be only network applications.
So I wonder if there are any cases of which using node, not as a server, would be of benefit? E.g. for writing command-line programs.
Grunt is a great example. It's a JS task runner that most people use as a build tool. Unless you make it run a server for you, you will communicate with it solely via CLI.

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