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SQL NOCOUNT
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of turning NOCOUNT off in SQL Server queries? | 0 | [
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Any negative impacts when using Mod-Rewrite?
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I know there are a lot of positive things mod-rewrite accomplishes. But are there any negative? Obviously if you have poorly written rules your going to have problems. But what if you have a high volume site and your constantly using mod-rewrite, is it going to have a ... | 0 | [
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How do I set a textbox to multi-line in SSRS?
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I have a report with many fields that I'm trying to get down to 1 page horizontally (I don't care whether it's 2 or 200 pages vertically... just don't want to have to deal with 2 pages wide by x pages long trainwreck). That said, it deals with contact information.
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Is there any difference between:
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Free POP3 .NET library?
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Looking for a POP3 Client for .NET that basically just lets me log into a server and grab all the emails out, and maybe send some. I grabbed Indy.Sockets off of CodePlex and got it running but its throwing errors trying to decode the mail headers. Really anything is fine if it works. | 0 | [
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How to set encoding in .getJSON JQuery
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In my web app, i submit some form fields with JQuery $.getJSON() Method. I am having some problems with the encoding. The character-set of my app is charset=ISO-8859-1 but i think this fields are submitted with UTF-8.
Does anyone know, how can i set encoding in $.getJSO... | 0 | [
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Let's say I have a certain budget to buy the displays for my development setup. With that budget I can either buy 1 larger monitor with a higher resolution or two smaller monitors and set them up in a dual-monitor setup. What are people's preferences and why?
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I want to parse some HTML in order to find the values of some attributes/tags etc.
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What's your favorite profiling tool (for C++)
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So far, I've only used Rational Quantify. I've heard great things about Intel's VTune, but have never tried it!
Edit: I'm mostly looking for software that will instrument the code, as I guess that's about the only way to get very fine results. | 4 | [
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Why is my PDF footer text invisible?
===
I'm creating PDFs on-demand with ColdFusion's [CFDocument][1] tag, like so:
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===
I found [What are mvp and mvc and what is the difference][1] but it didn't really answer this question.
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What Mature PL/SQL Libraries For Auto-Generating JSON Do You Recommend?
===
Are there any good PL/SQL libraries for JSON that you've worked with and found useful?
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wxpython examine data OnDragOver
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Asp.net Reinstalling a DLL into the GAC
===
I'm trying to reinstall a DLL in the GAC, everything seems to work fine but the web application accessing it still seems to be using the old one.
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asp.net mcv - subfolders
===
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Internalize Class and Methods in .NET Assembly
===
I have a set of multiple assemblies (one assembly is to be used as an API and it depends on other assemblies). I would like to merge all assemblies into one single assembly but prevent all assemblies except the API one to be visible from the outside.
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How can I make sure scrollbars don't overlap content?
===
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Getting all types that implement an interface with C# 3.5
===
How can I do what's in the title, with the minimum ammount of code, using whatever c# 3.5 syntax (I'm guessing lamda expressions would fit, but I still don't understand them fully)?
In short,
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Propper name space managment in .NET XmlWriter
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Microsoft SQL 2008 Linked Sever to Oracle - Schema Not Showing
===
I have a Windows 2008 Server (x64) running Microsoft SQL 2008 (x64) and I'm creating a Linked Server connection to an Oracle server. I'm able to make the connection, but I cannot see any information regarding which schema a table belongs to.
In SQL... | 0 | [
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Favorite PHP Library
===
Ok, so as my first question, I go against the FAQ rules: this is a subjective and argumentative question... Sorry for that.<br />
Anyway,<br />
I was wondering what library power PHP dev were using.<br />
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[C#] Parse string to TimeSpan
===
I have some strings of xxh:yym format where xx is hours and yy is minutes like "05h:30m". What is an elegant way to convert a string of this type to TimeSpan? | 0 | [
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Perforce in a Microsoft Shop
===
Our dev shop currently uses Visual SourceSafe. We all know how that could end up (badly), so we're investigating other systems. First up is Perforce. Does anyone have experience with using it and its integration into Visual Studio (2003/2005/2008)? Is it as good as any other, or is it ... | 0 | [
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Rewarding code projects for beginners
===
Courses for people who are being introduced to programming very often include a code project, which I think is a nice way to learn. However, such projects often feel too artificial, and are thus not very rewarding to work on.
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UITypeEditor and IExtenderProvider
===
I have an extender (IExtenderProvider) which extends certain types of
controls with additional properties. For one of these properties, I have
written a UITypeEditor. So far, all works just fine.
The extender also has a couple of properties itself, which I am trying to
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ASP.Net: Using System.Web.UI.Control.ResolveUrl() in a shared/static function
===
What is the best way to use ResolveUrl() in a Shared/static function in Asp.Net? My current solution for VB.Net is:
Dim x As New System.Web.UI.Control
x.ResolveUrl("~/someUrl")
Or C#:
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How do you back up your development machine?
===
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XPath and Selecting a single node
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I'm using XPath in .NET to parse an XML document, along the lines of:
XmlNodeList lotsOStuff = doc.SelectNodes("//stuff");
foreach (XmlNode stuff in lotsOStuff)
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XmlNode stuffChild = stuff.SelectSingleNode("//stuffChild");
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What is the best way to deal with DBNull's
===
I frequently have problems dealing with DataRows returned from SqlDataAdapters. When I try to fill in an object using code like this:
DataRow row = ds.Tables[0].Rows[0];
string value = (string)row;
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How to abort threads created with ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem
===
is there a way to abort threads created with QueueUserWorkItem?
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Uncollapsible CollapsiblePanelExtender.
===
I have a CollapsiblePanelExtender that will not collapse. I have "collapsed" set to true and all the ControlID set correctly. I try to collapse and it goes through the animation but then expands almost instantly. This is in an User Control with the following structure.
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Modifying SharePoint System Files
===
What is the general feeling amongst developers regarding the changing of files in the 12 hive.
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===
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Problem connecting to CAS server with Perl CGI script using IO::Socket::SSL
===
I'm attempting to use an existing CAS server to authenticate login for a Perl CGI web script and am using the AuthCAS perl module (v 1.3.1). I can connect to the CAS server to get the service ticket but when I try to connect to validate t... | 0 | [
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New Project : MySQL or SQL 2005 Express.
===
I am starting a new client/server project in work and I want to start using some of the newer technologies i've been reading about, LINQ and Generics being the main ones. Up until now I have been developing these types of applications with MySQL as clients were unwilling t... | 0 | [
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Do you use distributed version control?
===
I'd like to hear from people who are using distributed version control (aka distributed revision control, decentralized version control) and how they are finding it. What are you using, Mercurial, Darcs, Git, Bazaar? Are you still using it? If you've used client/server rcs i... | 0 | [
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guid REST URL for ado.net dataservice call?
===
Trying to use a guid as a resource id in a rest url but cant find any resource on how to.
My best right now (not working though) is:
http://localhost:49157/PhotogalleryDS.svc/gallery('1d03beb3-6d63-498b-aad7-fab0b1480996')
i only get:
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What's the fastest way to determine a full URL from a relative URL (given a base URL).
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How do you programmatically fill in a form and 'POST' a web page?
===
Using C# and ASP.NET I want to programmatically fill in some values (4 text boxes) on a web page (form) and then 'POST' those values. How do I do this? | 0 | [
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Limitations of screen readers.
===
I'm a web developer, and I want to make the web sites I develop more accessible to those using screen readers. What limitations do screen readers have that I should be most aware of, and what can I do to avoid hitting these limitations.
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How do I REALLY reset the Visual Studio window layout?
===
I had a plugin installed in Visual Studio 2008, and it created some extra dockable windows. I have uninstalled it, and I can't get rid of the windows it created - I close them, but they always come back. They're just empty windows now, since the plugin is no... | 0 | [
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Setting up a large XCode project
===
I have a large exiting C++ project involving:
* 4 applications
* 50+ libraries
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C# Event handlers
===
In C#, what is the difference (if any) between these two lines of code?
tmrMain.Elapsed += new ElapsedEventHandler(tmrMain_Tick);
and
tmrMain.Elapsed += tmrMain_Tick;
Both appear to work exactly the same. Does C# just assume you mean the former when you type the latter? | 0 | [
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Browser scrollbar
===
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Postback with Modified Query String from Dropdown in ASP.NET
===
My asp.net page will render different controls based on which report a user has selected e.g. some reports require 5 drop downs, some two checkboxes and 6 dropdowns).
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Recommendations for Javascript Editor on Windows?
===
Are there any good recommendations anyone can provide for a good Javascript editor on Windows?
I currently use combinations of FireBug and TextPad but would hate to miss out on the party if there are better options out there.
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How can you require a constructor with no parameters for types implementing an interface?
===
Is there a way?
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Getting QMake to generate a proper .app
===
I have a large exiting C++ project involving:
* 4 applications
* 50+ libraries
* 20+ third party libraries
The project uses QMake (part of Trolltech's Qt) to build the production version on Linux, but I've been playing around at building it on MacOS.
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How to implement a web scraper in PHP?
===
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Managing interruptions with increased seniority...
===
As developers advance in seniority, they are more frequently the "go-to" person for questions from business people, other developers, and other teams.
As we know, interruptions have a devastating impact on programming productivity.
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What is the best way to organize my C project code and its external libraries?
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As someone wo hasn't used either technology on real-world projects I wonder if anyone knows how these two complement each other and how much their functionalities overlap? | 0 | [
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What is the general rule of thumbs for creating an Exception in Java?
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When applying the Single Responsibility Principle and looking at a class's reason to change, how do you determine whether that reason too change is too granular, or not granular enough? | 0 | [
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Alternating coloring groups of rows in Excel
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I have an Excel Spreadsheet like this
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Best approaches to versioning Mac "bundle" files
===
So you know a lot of Mac apps use "bundles": It looks like a single file to your application, but it's actually a folder with many files inside.
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Comparing Arrays of Objects in JavaScript
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How can I set LANG to ascii?
===
I'm accessing an ubuntu machine using PuTTY, and using gcc.
The default `LANG` environment variable on this machine is set to `en_NZ.UTF-8`, which causes GCC to think PuTTY is capable of displaying UTF-8 text, which it doesn't seem to be.
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How do you deal with the light side and dark side of distributed version control systems ?
===
I've had some discussions recently at work about switching from Subversion to a DVCS like bazaar, and I would like to get other people's opinion.
I've managed to crystallize my reluctance to do so into a simple parallel.
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Tool to read and display Java .class versions
===
Do any of you know of a tool that will search for .class files and then display their compiled versions?
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Pointer to Pointer Managed C++
===
I have an old C library with a function that takes a void**:
oldFunction(void** pStuff);
I'm trying to call this function from managed C++ (m_pStuff is a member of the parent ref class of type void*):
oldFunction( static_cast<sqlite3**>( &m_pStuff ) );
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Is there any way to prevent find from digging down recursively into subdirectories?
===
When I do:
$ find /
It searches the entire system. How do I prevent that?
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IE6 security login (debugging via VirtualPC)
===
I am debugging my ASP.NET application on my Windows XP box with a virtual directory set up in IIS (5.1).
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The Google Calculator Glitch, could float vs. double be a possible reason?
===
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What to do with extra screen real estate?
===
I'm a big fan of screen real estate. I love [big monitors and multiple monitors][1]. I ran dual 19" CRTs for years, and switched to dual 19" LCDs a few years ago. That's still what I run at home, but I recently started a new job where I wrangled a big hardware budget an... | 0 | [
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Perfmon File Analysis Tools
===
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Charting library for Java and .Net
===
Can anyone recommend a library for chart generation (bar charts, pie charts etc.) which runs on both Java and .Net? | 0 | [
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iPhone app that access the Core Location framework over web
===
I was wondering if I could access the iPhones Core Location framework over a website?
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merge rss feeds
===
I want to merge multiple rss feeds into a single feed, removing any duplicates. Specifically, I'm interested in merging the feeds for the [tags](http://stackoverflow.com/tags) I'm interested in.
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Development resources for Mono on PS3
===
I have been considering taking the plunge and installing Linux on my Playstation 3. As C# is my current language of choice, the next logical step would be to install Mono.
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C: Network Programming
===
I am relatively new to the C language, but I'm a very fast learner. I'm looking to do some basic network programming in C but I'm not sure how to start. Could anyone point me to a good guide or tutorial for C Network Programming? | 0 | [
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===
Can fogbugz track case dependencies? | 0 | [
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What are the benifits of using partitons with Enterprise edition of SQL 2005
===
I'm comparing between two techniques to create partitioned tables in SQL 2005.
* Use partitioned views with a standard version of SQL 2005 (described [here][1])
* Use the built in partition in the Enterprise edition of SQL 2005 (descr... | 0 | [
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DOM manipulation in PHP
===
I am looking for good methods of manipulating HTML in PHP. For example, the problem I'm currently have is dealing with malformed html.
I am getting input that looks something like this:
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Why aren't Enumerations Iterable?
===
In Java 5 and above you have the foreach loop, which works magically on anything that implements Iterable:
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Where can I learn JQuery? is it worth it?
===
Hey, I've had a lot of good experiences learning about web development on <a href="http://www.w3schools.com/">w3schools.com</a>. It's hit or miss, I know, but the php and css sections specifically have proven very useful for reference.
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NHibernate 1.2 to 2.0 migration
===
What kinds of considerations are there for migrating an application from NHibernate 1.2 to 2.0? What are breaking changes vs. recommended changes? Are there mapping issues? | 0 | [
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Could you some guides about Epoll on Linux
===
I need to know about Epoll On linux System.
Could you recommend manual or guides about epoll library?
need more detailed guides. it's better to have some examples.
help me. and Thank you for reading.
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Is there any tool for reformatting C# code?
===
I am looking for a (preferably) command-line tool that can reformat the C# source code on a directory tree. Ideally, I should be able to customize the formatting. Bonus points if the tool can be run on mono (or linux). | 0 | [
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ASP.NET JavaScript Callbacks Without Full PostBacks?
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Avoid traffic shaping by using ssh on port 443
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Delete Amazon S3 buckets?
===
I've been interacting with Amazon S3 through [S3Fox][1] and I can't seem to delete my buckets. I select a bucket, hit delete, confirm the delete in a popup, and... nothing happens. Is there another tool that I should use?
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<h2>What is the best solution for maintaining backup and revision control on live websites?</h2>
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===
I'm working on an internal project for my company, and part of the project is to be able to parse various "Tasks" from an XML file into a collection of tasks to be ran later.
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Databind RenderTransform Scaling in Silverlight 2 Beta 2
===
Anyone know if it's possible to databind the ScaleX and ScaleY of a render transform in Silverlight 2 Beta 2? Binding transforms is possible in WPF - But I'm getting an error when setting up my binding in Silverlight through XAML. Perhaps it's possible to do... | 0 | [
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Good laptop for Solaris development
===
I need to spec a laptop for some Solaris development work I've got to do. I need something that will run Solaris 10 reasonably well - dual core with 4GB of memory is the sort of thing I'm aiming at.
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How do I install the php_gd2 extension in MAMP on a Mac?
===
I'm running MAMP 1.7.2 on a Mac and I'd like to install the extension php_gd2. How do I do this? I know that on Windows using WAMP I'd simply select the php_gd2 entry in the extensions menu to activate it. How is it done when using MAMP? I know that I ... | 0 | [
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RSync only if filesystem is mounted
===
I want to setup a cron job to rsync a remote system to a backup partition, something like:
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should websites expand on window resize?
===
I'm asking this question purely from a usability standpoint: Should a website expand/stretch to fill the viewing area when you resize a browser window?
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Whats the fastest way to multiply a 16-bit integer by a double?
===
I want to to do this, on an 8-bit micro controller
<pre><code>16bit_integer = another_16bit_integer * 0.997;</code></pre>
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What does "VM Size" mean in the Windows Task Manager?
===
Virtual memory from a computer size perspective is
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MySQL vs PostgreSQL for Web Applications
===
I am working on a web application using Python (Django) and would like to know whether MySQL or PostgreSQL would be better when deploying for production.
In one [podcast][1] Joel said that he had some problems with MySQL and the data wasn't consistent.
I would like ... | 0 | [
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Is there a rake task for backing up the data in your database?
===
Is there a rake task for backing up the data in your database?
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Does Mono support System.Drawing and System.Drawing.Printing?
===
I'm attempting to use Mono to load a bitmap and print it on Linux but I'm getting an exception. Does Mono support printing on Linux? The code/exception are below:
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Timeout not being honoured in connection string
===
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Email SMTP validator
===
I need to send hundreds of newsletters, but would like to check first if email exists on server. It's called smtp validation, at least i think so, based on my research on net.
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