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CSharp equivalent of std::sort and std::unique
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I have a list of integers in Csharp. I wish to remove duplicates.
In C++ I would run it through the std::sort and then std::unique algorithms for a very efficient way of obtaining the unique list.
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How to register COM libraries at runtime?
===
Let's say I'm developing an application that installs COM component and installer registers them. This works great.
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Issues with Image loading in J2ME applications on Motorola phones
===
The standard way to load an image in a J2ME application is using the Image.createImage method and the recommended image format is PNG.
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Google friendly affiliate code
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I'm looking for a way to implement a referral system for my web site.
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How can I negate a functor in C++ (STL)?
===
I have some function to find a value:
struct FindPredicate
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bool operator()(SomeType& t) {
return t == _t;
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Dealing with Customisations to an Application
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NHibernate architecture?
===
I'm planning to implement my next project (asp.net MVC) by using nhibernate as an ORM. Since I do not have experience with nhibernate, I wondering how I should organize dependencies between different projects.
I've seen something like this as a recommended approach:
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DataColumns and Captions
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Turn this into an actual number
===
I am doing 2^1000 and am getting this:
1.07151e+301
Is there any way to actually turn this into a proper number without the e+301 or at least can anyone show me where I can see how to turn this in to a real number, by some way working with the e+301 part
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Can I use a VB variable inside of an Embedded Javascript section?
===
Is it possible to do something like this:
<% Dim foo as string = "bar" %>
<script type="text/javascript">
var baz = <%=foo %>
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Where the `<script>` tag is embedded on my index page?
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Can Adobe AIR applications execute processes on the local client machine?
===
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Sql Clr User Defined Type parsing a float and losing precision.
===
I've got a Clr user defined type that takes a string of values sepertated by a comma.
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How to do substitutions using sed for windows (from cygwin) for utf16 files
===
I am using sed from cygwin on Windows to do some substitutions in text files. Everything works fine for normal (ANSI) files, but it doesn't do anything for utf-16 files (so substitutions are made). Do you know how I can make it work for bo... | 0 | [
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Additional jQuery events submitting my Ajax.BeginForm
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I have an ASP.Net MVC Ajax.BeginForm that submits and updates my page properly when I click the submit button.
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.net decompilation, how easy is it?
===
I was looking into the best encryption for a license key for an application, and someone said that someone can easily decompile the application and then just skip the test for the license key.
how would someone go about doing that practically speaking? So they have my .dll, ... | 0 | [
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Running into issues when running Rails on Ubuntu
===
First some background. I am trying to run [Community Engine][1] on a fresh install of Ubuntu. CE is a open src social networking plugin running on Rails. I was able to get CE up and running on my windows box w/o issue. I have decided to use Ubuntu 8.10 as my develop... | 0 | [
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How heirarchial are Delphi 2009 project configuration option sets?
===
Delphi 2009 introduced a heirarchial system for project options configuration, where you set "base" options and then have different build styles with their own option sets. But can you extend the heirarchy even further? I do most of my coding wit... | 0 | [
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AES encryption, sample code
===
How do I go about performing AES encryption on a GUID?
On the clients computer we will store a GUID and their public key, and our internal servers will have the private key and their guid.
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Using Scrum in fix-length/fix-priced projects?
===
I'm a Scrum newbie and looking to implement Scrum in my company. Obtaining buy-in is not a problem, it is my company and the developers are more than happy to work like this.
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How do you import CSV files with "improper" file names?
===
Ok, I am importing and parsing csv files in a C# app. I started out doing a simple ReadLine() and splitting on commas but it turns out some of the text fields have commas in them. So I started to roll my own splitting function. Fortunately, it was only a fe... | 0 | [
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Sprint Lengths - 2 week vs 30 days
===
I want to implement Scrum, but I can't decide on a Sprint length. Ken Schwaber seems to relate that 30 days it the defacto... but I can't imagine waiting 30 days without the possibility of changing direction or reprioritizing.
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===
My table has the following schema:
id, parent_id, text
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Data: (1,null,'x'), (2,1,'y'), (3,1,'z'), (4,2,'a')
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I'd like to automate the FTP download of a database backup file using PowerShell. The file name includes the date so I can't just run the same FTP script every day. Is there a clean way to do this built into PowerShell or using the .Net framework? | 0 | [
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Automatically Duplicating Business Logic on Web Client
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I'm using System.Windows.SplashScreen to add a splash screen to my WinForms app (it has a lot of WPF controls, but the 'main window' is still a System.Windows.Forms.Form object). When the splash screen closes the whole app goes as well.
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Simple Routing of TCP Endpoints in activemq whats wrong??
===
I am trying to get a simple demo started with ActiveMQ that will demonstrate a TCP to TCP route. I am coding the endpoints and routes in a camel context in my activemq.xml configuration file.
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what is the best way to convert a UTF-16 files to UTF-8? I need to use this in a cmd script. | 0 | [
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PuTTY Shortcuts to Minimize, Maximize, Restore, and Move the Window
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The Alt+Space command doesn't work on Putty (at least for me). So, if I've to minimize or maximize my PuTTY windows, I'll have to use the mouse which is very uncomfortable. Did anyone get around this problem?
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DirectX redistributable package breakdown
===
Am I allowed to redistribute only parts of the DirectX package? (e.g. only the DirectDraw DLLs, without Show/3D/etc.)
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Web development and back-end call efficiency
===
Here's the scenario:
You have an ASP.Net application supported by a Microsoft SQL Server database, and for this example there won't be any caching.
For each page in your web application, what's more efficient:
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Why is lazy evaluation useful?
===
I have long been wondering why lazy evaluation is useful. I have yet to have anyone explain to me in a way that makes sense; mostly it ends up boiling down to "trust me".
Note: I do not mean memoization. | 0 | [
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Expression Blend 2 Issue with Creating Silverlight 2 Projects?
===
I have Expression Blend 2, Service Pack 1, and cannot create a Silverlight 2 project. When I attempt to create a Silverlight 2 project, I get the following error:
> Blend cannot continue because a compatible Silverlight version could not be found.
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Refactoring a function that uses window.open to use the DOM rather than write()
===
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How to catch an exception in VB.NET when using jQuery ajax
===
I'm using jQuery to handle all my ajax needs for an ASP.NET site coded in VB. When I use the built in $.ajax function to POST to a code-behind function and there is an exception, it simply exits the function, and shows an error on the client side.
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How to persuade people to contribute to an open source project?
===
I know there are a number of successful open source authors here. We develop a relatively successul open source project (I won't say what at the fear of spamming). Now gradually, ater about 3 years the number of developers has slowly increased, but th... | 2 | [
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Are loops the best way to build a table?
===
I have to build an HTML table that shows data for users versus pages visited. It seems klunky to use for and/or foreach loops, but I can't think of anything better. I'm using PHP, but I would assume that this is language agnostic. | 0 | [
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What is the best way to parse an XML boolean attribute (in .NET)?
===
An XML attribute declared as xs:boolean can acceptable be "true", "false", "0" or "1". However, in .NET, Boolean.Parse() will only accept "true" or "false". If it sees a "0" or "1", it throws a "Bad Format" exception.
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Apache Whitelist reverse proxy
===
We have a reverse proxy here, running Apache in version 2.2.x
Essentially I want to create a whitelist so that only valid URLs will go through the proxy and be processed by the web server.
How do you do this in the Apache config file, or do you need to use SQUID? | 0 | [
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WinDbg, with minidump from 32-bit app crashing on 64-bit Windows, won't load symbols for system DLLs
===
I've got a minidump file from a crash in one of our apps. It's a 32-bit app, and it was running on 64-bit Windows.
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Is there any BNF grammar for regular expression? | 0 | [
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GUI Framework for flash (as3)
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I can't seem to find any GUI framework's for as3 that are as good as any the applications I already see out on the web; Is this something most people code themselves or am I missing something in flash itself?
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preventDefault() on an <a> tag
===
I have some html/jquery that slides a div up and down to show/hide it, when a link is clicked:
<ul class="product-info">
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<a href="#">YOU CLICK THIS TO SHOW/HIDE</a>
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Application has failed to start ... application configuration is incorrect - VC++ 2005 Runtime Problem
===
We moved our Visual C++ 2003 solution to Visual 2005 and now we have problems deploying to clean XP machines.
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How to store URLs in a table?
===
I think the field type should be string of variable length (VARCHAR), but what length should I use? | 0 | [
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Theme is referenced but not used, at runtime
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===
It's a candidate to be used for our project so if anyone has used it any opinion will be appreciated. | 0 | [
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asp.net mvc saving and displaying images in db
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how do you go about saving images and displaying them from a SQL Server Image field when using ASP.NET MVC?
Many thanks
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ASP.NET MVC View User Control - how to set IDs?
===
I need a dropdown list on my page that will allow a user to select their state. Since this is probably a control that will be used elsewhere, I thought it would be a good idea to create an MVC View User Control that could be reused.
I was thinking the control wou... | 0 | [
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Best practice when not implementing IValueConvert.ConvertBack
===
Just wondering what people think is the best practice when implementing an IValueConverter which does not have a meaningfull ConvertBack implementation (or one that is only to be used as OneWay)?
Should it throw (and in that case what exception), ret... | 0 | [
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Hints in Sql Server
===
Are hints really necessary for every sql statement? We have a dba who is anal about it and asks us to put hints on every select and update statements in our stored procs. Is this really necessary? | 0 | [
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best way to create large file in c++ ?
===
Create a flat text file in c++ say 50 - 100 MB | 0 | [
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How can I change the UpdateCheck Attribute of a LINQ 2 SQL Column at runtime ?
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We have a few applications that use the same Linq 2 SQL DataContext. One of those Apps wil do massive inserts (it's a convertor from an old system). Is it possible to change the UpdateCheck of the TimeStamp column of each table at run... | 0 | [
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rel-tag bookmarklet for last path component of a URL
===
Many web sites support folksonomy tags. You may have heard of [rel-tag][1], where it says that "The last path component of the URL is the text of the tag".
I am looking for a bookmarklet or greasemonkey script (javascript) to get the "last path component" fo... | 0 | [
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Winforms ComboBox SelectedValueChange event
===
How do I prevent code from executing in the SelectedValueChange event of a combobox when the combobox is being loaded for the first time? I need the code to execute when the user has selected a new value. | 0 | [
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What is the best field validation plugin for prototype?
===
Not wanting to re-invent the wheel or anything, I was wondering if there's a plugin out there a validation plugin that works with Prototype that you can recommend from your own experience and why? | 0 | [
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WCF ErrorHandler
===
I have read several documentations about building custom ErrorHandler (by inheriting from IErrorHandler). Unfortunately, I have several doubts about how doing it.
The problem is that I don't exactly understand the meaning of the two methods of IErorrHandler (i.e. ProvideFault and HandleError).
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Why doesn't setting a nvarchar variable to null return nothing in this stored proc?
===
When @RadioServiceGroup is set to NULL, I want to return all the records from the sbi\_l\_radioservicecodes table which has about 120 records. However, when I execute the following procedure and set the @RadioServiceGroup to NULL,... | 0 | [
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Creating a lib from other libs : is it possible ?
===
I'm using Windows CE Platform Builder and my code is written in C++ . For each of the folders in the project I'm creating a lib ( the code is statically linked ) . However , there are about 20 libs so far . Is there a way to reduce their number ? I was thinking of ... | 0 | [
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Do your support standard user on XP?
===
Since the Windows 2000 logo requirements, Microsoft has been requiring that applications run as standard user. Like everyone else i always ran my desktop as an administrative user. And like every developer: i log in, develop, run, and test as an administrative user.
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Why can't a class extend its own nested class in C#?
===
For example:
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===
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===
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Open Source Alternative to ASP.NET Commercial Uber-Grids
===
The company I work for uses an ASP.NET grid component from a commercial vendor, but won't upgrade the buggy old version we have to a newer version because of cost. Are there open-source alternatives to these Uber-Grids that we could take advantage of?
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What IDE / Editor do you use for Ruby on Linux?
===
I've been using vim, but after reading [this question][1] was wondering what is being used in the linux world.
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Swing transparency using JNI
===
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===
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Is there any way to get a list of open/allocated cursors in SQL server?
===
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Best tool for creating a societal model
===
Lets say I wanted to create some software that models a society. People exist, meet, have children, learn, share experiences etc. Which programming language should I use?
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basic iis 5.0 xml parsing error on local site
===
I'm starting a new job and am inheriting a asp .net web application on the 2.0 .net framework. The application works alright. It published successfully from vs 2005. I created a new virtual directory in IIS and pointed to the precompiled directory just published.
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ORDER BY items must appear in the select list if SELECT DISTINCT is specified.
===
I added the columns in the select list to the order by list, but it is still giving me the error:
ORDER BY items must appear in the select list if SELECT DISTINCT is specified.
Here is the stored proc:
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Threaded RadioButtonList
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What is the best way to build a dynamic 'Threaded' asp.net radio button list?
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Paths and CreateProcess
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I have a question regarding a symptom of my misuse of CreateProcess. I'm using the lpcommandline parameter to feed the path to my executable and parameters. My misuse is that I have not surrounded the path to the exe with quotes.
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can two use cases extend or include each other at the same time?
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WSE 2.0 SP2 on VS 2008
===
Is it possible to use WSE 2.0 SP2 under VS 2008?
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How do I turn SQL logging on in Postgres 8.2?
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I've got the following settings in my postgres conf:
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Embed word document into ASP.net page and access using VBscript
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I have some code that opens a word document using VBScript on an ASP.net page:
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Subversion: Tag and commit modified files at once
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I want to do something like this from within Eclipse: [http://svn.collab.net/viewvc/svn?view=rev&revision=33845][1]
I use Subversive 0.7.5 with the Native JavaHL 1.5.3 (r33570) Connector.
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AspectJ: pick a parameter in a pointcut with arity >= 1
===
I'm using AspectJ to advice all the public methods which do have an argument of a chosen class:
pointcut permissionCheckMethods(Session sess) :
(execution(public * *(.., Session)) && args(*, sess));
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How can you tell if a method is being run in UpdatePanel postback?
===
How can I tell if a method is running in the context of an AJAX postback (i.e as the result of a UpdatePanel (asynchronous) postback)? | 0 | [
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Why the Global Interpreter Lock?
===
What is exactly the function of Python's Global Interpreter Lock?
Do other languages that are compiled to bytecode employ a similar mechanism? | 0 | [
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What's the best type 4 Oracle JDBC driver?
===
What's the best type 4 Oracle JDBC driver?
What I want:
- Stable, few bugs and quick fixes
- Should warn about the usual JDBC pitfalls (connection leaks, etc)
- Must support CLOB | 0 | [
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Is it safe to open the same .sdf database file from two WinMo different applications?
===
I have two Windows Mobile 6.1 applications that use the same MS SQL Server Mobile database. They might select and update data in the database at the same time. The database is kept in one .sdf file.
I don't know how the MS SQ... | 0 | [
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Windows Performance Counter limits
===
What limits exist on the amount of data one can publish to a custom Windows performance counter category?
I understand there is no hard limit on the number of counters or the number of instances, but rather there is a memory limit for the entire category. What is that limit?
... | 0 | [
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Do I need a semaphore when reading from a global structure?
===
A fairly basic question, but I don't see it asked anywhere.
Let's say we have a global struct (in C) like so:
struct foo {
int written_frequently1;
int read_only;
int written_frequently2;
};
It seems clear to me that... | 0 | [
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Missing Import statements. (VS2008 doesn't compile my project anymore)
===
This is probably a no brainer but...
I've just opened a solution in VS2008 and for some reason the compiler doesn't recognised previously compiled errors.
I hit build and I get 100s of errors :
`Name 'IIf' is not declared.
Name '... | 0 | [
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HTML Snapshot
===
Using asp.net, i need to generate a snapshot of an youtube video.
I have access to the code that youtube generates for integrating their vids into other sites.
Basically what i want to do is what HTML Snapshot does, take a picture of some html, but i`m only interested in the video.
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Simple tool for handling a collaborative ranked backlog/task list, ideally wiki based?
===
I'm looking for a low-key tool to handle a simple ranked task list (aka backlog in the agile lingo).
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HTTP Request Timeout
===
In Python 2.6, a new "timeout" parameter was added to the httplib.HTTPConnection class:
<http://docs.python.org/library/httplib.html#httplib.HTTPConnection>
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What is the best way to handle constants in Ruby when using Rails?
===
I have some constants that represent the valid options in one of my model's fields. What's the best way to handle these constants in Ruby? | 0 | [
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What is the best virtualization tools available?
===
Recently my team has spent too many hours setting up machines with previous product releases or database servers with specific patches. In some cases, we have taken a developers machine down for up three days as a result. Clearly, this would be an ideal case for usi... | 4 | [
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LinqToEntities not retrieving child objects of an entity
===
I'm trying out Linq for the first time and having a bit of difficult retrieving the child objects of an entity. I have a course table which has a one to many relationship with the department table (ie. one department can have one or many courses).
When ... | 0 | [
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XSL parent child problem
===
I have a xml build of
<subscriber>
<date>
<person>
<dog>
<location>
<subscriber>
In XSL I have:
<xsl:template match="subscriber">
<xsl:for-each select="date">
<xsl:apply-templates match="person" />
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Generating PDF's with PHP
===
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How do you make the iPhone vibrate for arbitrary durations?
===
In the iPhone 2.x firmware, can you make the iPhone vibrate for durations other than the system-defined:
AudioServicesPlaySystemSound(kSystemSoundID_Vibrate);
In jailbroken phones, you used to be able to use the MeCCA.framework to do this:
[h... | 0 | [
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How to rename java.exe/javaw.exe process?
===
Always when I run java application it will display in Windows Task Manager is java.exe or javaw.exe. How to rename java.exe or javaw.exe process without wrapper by other programming languages.
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