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No full textAcrylic and clay on framed canvas displayed on the Main Floor of McKee Library during the Fall 2024 semester.https://knowledge.e.southern.edu/kbrobstexhibit/1010/thumbnail.jp
What’s Your Motivation?
Get PDF“You make known to me the path of life; in your presence there is fullness of joy; at your right hand are pleasures forevermore.” Psalm 16:11
What’s Your Motivation
Panorama Spring 2024
Get PDFThis issue of Panorama includes information on campus events like IGNITE Live, intramurals, academic events, and more. This issue also includes information on the collaboration of the Chemistry Department with McKee Foods.https://knowledge.e.southern.edu/parent_newsletter/1093/thumbnail.jp
The Modern Open-Source Digital Trumpet: On Designing and Creating an Expressive Digital Musical Instrument
No full textThe Digital Trumpet is not a new take, but this one improves on the capability of previous models by being cheaper while having similar if not better functionality than previous digital trumpets. It is an open-source program, allowing others to add onto this project in the future
McKee Minute April 2024
Get PDFThe April 2024 McKee Minute features information on Campus Research Day, course reading lists, Asian American and Pacific Islander books, and more
Library Lens April 2024
Get PDFThe April 2024 Library Lens features information on Campus Research Day, writing tutoring, Asian American and Pacific Islander books, and more
Deciphering the Role of RSPO3 in Adrenal Gland Development: Insights from a human iPSC-Derived Organoid System
No full textThis presentation explores the role of RSPO3 in adrenal gland development through a human iPSC-derived organoid system. It covers RSPO3\u27s influence on cellular differentiation and organoid formation, shedding light on potential therapeutic targets for adrenal gland disorders
Made for Eternity
Get PDF“[Jesus’] divine power has given us everything we need for a godly life through our knowledge of him who called us by his own glory and goodness,” 2 Peter 1:3, NIV.
Made for Eternit
A Further Performance Comparison of Operations in the File System and in Embedded Key-Value Databases
Get PDFA routine scenario when developing PC applications is storing data in small files or records and then retrieving and manipulating that data with a distinctive identifier (ID). In these scenarios, the developer can save the records using the ID as the filename or use an embedded on-disk key-value database. However, many file systems can have performance issues when handling many small files. As a result, developers would rather avoid depending on an embedded database if it offers little benefit or has a detrimental effect on performance for their use case. Our contribution is to compare several key-value databases—SQlite3, LevelDB, RocksDB, and Berkeley DB—based on many parameters, including the file system—NTFS, as opposed to ext4, the file system utilized on a previous project \cite{pastpaper}—and explain the outcomes. Moreover, the metrics and technologies to be evaluated extend the metrics evaluated in our previous research work. We compare these key-value databases on two machines: a solid-state drive and a hard disk drive. Our research used the Windows Subsystem for Linux 2 (WSL 2) to work with