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The Magix software doesn't work on Linux. Did you install it in Wine or do you mean a different application?
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do the restaurant ones have sauce on the top? Or do they just put some cheese on and whack it under the grill?
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@freiheit: Thanks for the answer. Where can I get these items? Can I get some of them combined (whichever I want to have) or do I have to buy separately each of what I need?
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I see. Maybe you should have updated the version to 1.0.1 (or something like that) to indicate that it is a new version? :)
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How long can it possibly take to copy a ssh key to some remote system? Even over a dial-up line?
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Nice! Can we get this for our Stack Overflow profiles, please?
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Not sure I'm reading the question correctly. So each user books a cottage(s) 60 times a year?
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@George: I have started a project which uses your wrapper... it appears that the site name is hard coded, but can easily be passed in as a parameter. Do you have plans to change this to be configurable?
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The last sentence makes me think that there is a bigger picture. What is it that you are really trying to do?
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Great question, but I'm not sure stackoverflow is the right place to ask it. Maybe this would be better-suited for programmers.SE.com?
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How is your DAL structured? Is there only one Assembly?
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I have never heard of a smart switch and have wired several homes. Do you have any examples or links?
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Try using 'localhost' as your address. Does it work?
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Do you have a constructor defined for your class? Also, is the default JVM the official one from SUN?
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"with just an index" to what? is this homework?
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Since in essence the nesting in a lmer makes it a repeated measures design is there a way in which your question about the appropriate confidence interval around the effect size is related to the question in repeated-measures ANOVA about which measure of effect size to report? Specifically, it is unclear whether the e...
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Consider these numbers to be the production count of a company over a period of 8 years ( 2000 to 2008 ), i.e, Production Count(2000) = 1, Production Count(2001) = 2.. Production Count(2008) = 60; So the goal here is to find the time period which saw the highest increase in the production percentage, That could be from...
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Thanks, I will try this. How much can the temperature fluctuate? How close to 20C does it need to be?
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I think `chunklen` needs to also be able to decrease, or else your queue will have size proportional to its largest-ever size even if it is empty. So how about `if (q->head->next == q->tail) chunklen/=2`?
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I could swear that a similar question has been dealt with here, but I can't seem to find it. Anyone able to?
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Sounds like a good homework question. Does your instructor know you're cheating?
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When displayed, the menu link will use the defined path alias. Any reason why this isn't enough?
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@kaiser: Sorry, not meaning to be harsh. I just don't understand for what real world reason you would advocate just sticking to those terms?
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Which platform are you using? Which perl version?
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You might want to add some comments on what you mean by early game as this term is often confusing and interpreted differently. For example, at about what supply are you expecting the Marauder push?
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@Matthew Why not just use an existing hashtable implementation? Why do you need a custom hash?
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there is no good way to do this in general. Are there any conditions that you can give?
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The character set in Oracle is 'WE8ISO8859P1'... the eacute in my example is correctly stored in the database if I stay within Oracle... but when I bring it into PHP via oci8, thats where the problem arises. Is there anything better than the charset_decode_utf_8 function?
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By "implementing square", do you mean implementing a function such that `f(x) = x^2`, or `f(x) = x`? Also, what is the precise list of operators you are not allowed to use?
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I tend to prefer amsmath `\begin{equation*}` over `\[`, because it feels more semantic and makes the source more human-readable. But I really don't know, is there any difference between these two?
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I was somewhat confused, but after a while thinking I agree that although requiring the same answer, the question is different. Is there somewhere a guideline to this?
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can you build the string with these bind variables explicitly mentioned? i.e to construct the string by concatenating the string with both constant strings and the variables?
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It might help to give some details about the problem, other than general "it works in debug but not in release." What is "it", what is "it"?
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This sounds familiar. Was this discussed on SO within the past two months or was it on programmers.SE?
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How do you know the i386 machine is i386 only? Also, why not a universal build?
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Do you mean malware once installed setting up a backdoor which requires portknocking to open? I can't think that this questionmakes any sense otherwise?
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Sounds like 'can anyone show me how to iterate over array and execute function on each element'. What's the problem with iterating it step by step, just as you described?
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where are you viewing the records?? are you sure they are not stored well?
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So, to conclude, it should be acceptable for the beginning to have only one SceneGraph, that would contain all the objects in the scene. Can you advise please, if cameras, lights, triggers should be in the scene graph as well?
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a bit late I know but I just saw this question. Shouldn't it be on http://www.superuser.com?
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just curious, why do you change filters so often?
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+1 for the historical paragraph (please add reference?) but -1 for thinking that programmers should betray the established methodologies of those for whom they work?
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Did you try writing something in an attempt to implement this? If so, what happens when you run it?
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Not exactly - I did some messing around and implemented a solution using NSMatrix, as per Apple's (very old) Core Recipes code sample. Edit: I note that your comment is rather old - did you resolve the issue?
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Please clarify something for me. Are you getting leaks from the top of the valve itself or from the base, where the stem meets the rubber tube?
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I've never heard that. Any links to horror stories?
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Apparently, you correctly answered your own question: The watch window gets the value of a variable by calling its `ToString` method. So, what's your *actual* question?
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Um. What do you want to replace them with? And, maybe a little context would help, no?
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[This thread](http://forum.archosfans.com/viewtopic.php?f=35&t=17511) on an archos 5 mentions turning off the "static IP" setting on the device. Does your device have that setting?
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I would suggest you reconsider if using the `*` selector is a good idea. Maybe what you want to do is possible without iterating over the zillion elements that make up a production web page?
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Why not K&R? Was this just an excuse to bad-mouth some books you didn't like?
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Computer Science classes, always fun times. Have you identified the errors above?
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I feel I'm on the receiving end of a cross-cultural dialect issue :) What geographic location is this relevant to?
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While it is possible to weld frames together - witness [this tall-bike frame](http://www.flickr.com/photos/neilfein/4653212878/in/set-72157624042376181) - I'm going to guess that the stresses on a tandem would require some rather heavy reinforcement, making for an extremely heavy tandem frame. Can someone confirm or de...
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Sure it's possible. Do you have any prior experience in Python?
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I have an application.xml file but not sure how exactly how to use it. Have I missed some settings?
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It's kind of hard to understand what you are asking. Maybe you could clarify it a little bit?
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Assuming the original pronunciation uses [s], I think there's a more interesting question: why are English speakers using [z] instead? Does English have a tendency to voice between voiced segments?
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Really annoying default behaviour. How did you disable it?
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Can you please show me how to do it with colorbox?
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What error did you get? Also can you provide what code your using to connect?
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In my opinion, if the variable is significant (p<.0001) without imputation, and you have enough data, that is reason enough to leave it alone. What are the confidence intervals telling you?
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Why does transparency matter? It's just another channel, just like red, green or blue?
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Could you better describe for which elements of jqGrid you what to set the background image? Do you want to set it on the grid title (the capture layer), on the column headers or replace only the sorting images in the column header (see the pictures [here](http://www.trirand.com/jqgridwiki/doku.php?id=wiki:how_it_works...
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Are you absolutely sure that you want to do this in Latex? What about writing a simple script (in Python, Perl, or whatever scripting language you prefer) that reads your report and generates Latex code?
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Is the italicized text the only error you get or are you getting any other errors? Or are your breakpoints just not being triggered?
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Unicode contains only four double-struck Greek letters: ℽℼℾℿ (γπΓΠ), and since the Unicode repertoire is quite comprehensive (and much larger than the Comprehensive Symbols List), I'd conjecture that this character is very uncommon. Could you give an example where this character is used?
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@luser droog: I can surely try! where can I look at that source?
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Isn't this too time localized anyway? How long will "at the moment" last?
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another great example for how google makes you stupid. does nobody ever read the documentation anymore?
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@yossarian: Have you made this yet? How did it work out?
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Is `A` a global variable? What is x?
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What dictionary do you normally use? Does it lack these definitions or are they confusing?
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welcome to stackoverflow. what language are you trying to do this in?
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Open a console and run `badblocks` as well as `fsck.ext4`. Do those programs report errors?
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Seems like a rather big project. From what I can read, you have no experience in programming?
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What library are you using for XPath? Are you setting the namespace mappings in there?
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I'm sorry, but I'm really struggling to understand what the problem is. Would you mind rephrasing the text after the first code sample?
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@Luke: what programming languages are supported on your server on which this webpage with song+artist+album is hosted? Would you mind posting a link to that JSON data?
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Is there a reason you dont just let IIS do this for you? Or use the `<authorization>` features in your web.config?
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I see no question here. What is your question?
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Are you referring to loading them using the iPad Camera Connection Kit? If so, are you unable to delete the JPEG preview or the RAW image the JPEG was rendered from?
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I added commentary. Does that explain what happens now?
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Huh? A downvote? What for?
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@Mike Chen Could you, please, explain what is $C_=P$? And what do you mean by the "counting of topological sorts"?
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@George, I installed to fedora 12 (2.6.32.16-141.fc12.x86_64) and my panel will not autohide now. Any ideas?
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@Mark Trapp: Not constructive? Really?
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I found [this little recipe](http://code.activestate.com/recipes/576420-get-a-posix-timestamp-from-a-type-1-uuid/) in Python. Since I'm not good at Ruby, could someone make this for Ruby please?
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An important concept in Rails is REST and how websites should respond to requests. Why do you want to delete the ever useful edit route from that resource?
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Could you explain how data were collected and what they intend to measure? Are the different columns of your data matrix independent measurements?
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I've had usb debugging mode enabled since this fix was first mentioned and other than the annoying missing driver popup from Windows when I plug it in, I've not noticed amy adverse effects. Why do you need to toggle it on and off?
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@BoltClock: I'm pretty sure that algorithms are part of the "programming" subject. Strictly speaking an algorithm is not a program, of course, but are we really going to throw out all the questions on searching and sorting methods, on the grounds that "quicksort is an algorithm, it has absolutely nothing to do with pro...
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This sounds like homework. Also, Lisp is built around recursion, why do you want to avoid it?
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Please present your work: what have you done to debug the Count signal? How do the other signals in the design behave?
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A quick google search shows lots of good free generators. Are you looking for anything in particular?
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So you think it's a good idea to dump your homework here without any attempt at solving it from your side and expect us to do your work? Also: which assembler language are we talking about?
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As it is currently worded, this question is pretty broad. Could you provide more specific information about what kind of portrait shots you are hoping to take?
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Yes, I can change the font. Could you please provide me with an example?
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whats the question? and why isn't this tagged as homework?
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This is a bit tricky to answer. Does combinatorics fall outside classical mathematics?
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