Bleed Bounce
 

What is the difference between bleed and bounce of an instance

What the heck are you talking about?

Is this homework? If not, please elaborate and tell us what you need to know and what you have already found out.

No one understands your question. Sorry.

I did google it, and all I got was another thread that you started.

http://www.linuxforums.org/forum/lin...ed-bounce.html

If you bounce too hard you bleed?

Is this question related to Printing? Because that's about the only thing I can see that would make any sense at all (and even then still questionable) and that as far as I am aware it not a linux specific question... also I note you have been asking the EXACT same question on other forums (with the same username so it's not hard to figure it's the same person)

WTF is "bleed" and "bounce" of and "instance"?

Perhaps the bleeding and/or bouncing is the result of dumping.

http://www.linuxquestions.org/questi...stance-826588/

of an instance ------
your nose is BLEEDING because it BOUNCED off the ground

As much as I hate the abbreviation "LOL", ...

LOL :)

in case some one takes it the wrong way i meant no ill will . ( i thought of that after i posted)
but that is an instance