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WPF Binding Collection To ComboBox and Selecting an item
===
I've been knocking my head against this for some time now. I'm not really sure why it isn't working. I'm still pretty new to this whole WPF business.
Here's my XAML for the combobox
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How do you perform code reviews?
===
How are code reviews performed on your development team?
I've been a developer for several years now in several different companies and I have noticed that there isn't a consistent approach to performing code reviews.
At my current company, code reviews are non-existent, whic... | 0 | [
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Protocols used to talk between an embedded CPU and a PC.
===
I am building a small device with its own CPU (AVR Mega8) that is supposed to connect to a PC. Assuming that the physical connection and passing of bytes has been accomplished, what would be the best protocol to use on top of those bytes? The computer needs ... | 0 | [
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using rstrip on form.cleaned_data[i] in Django
===
In my views.py, i have a snippit of code like this:
def clean_post_data(form):
for i in form.cleaned_data:
form.cleaned_data[i] = form.cleaned_data[i].rstrip()
def add_product(request):
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Python GTK MVC
===
I've been looking around for a good MVC framework for Python using PyGTK. I've looked at [Kiwi][] but found it a bit lacking, especially with using the Gazpacho Glade-replacement.
Are there any other nice desktop Python MVC frameworks? I'm one of the few (it seems) to not want a webapp.
[Ki... | 0 | [
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prototype vs this
===
What's the difference?
var A = function () {
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DataRollBack with XtUnit in Nunit
===
Today I ran XtUnit at a part of my unit testing framework to to rollback database changes created while running a test case. This is a skeleton of how I have used it. The Test case ran successfully but the database state changed as a result.
<pre><code>
using NUnit.Framework;
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What's the best way to develop local using PHP and Visual Studio?
===
I am taking my first foray into PHP programming and need to configure the environment for the first time. Can I use PHP with the built in VS web server or do I need to (and I hope not) use IIS locally?
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Any DAL/ORM on GAE?
===
Is there any Database Abstraction Layer (DAL) or Object Relational Mapper (ORM) that works on Google App Engine (GAE), and on normal relational databases (RDBS), other than [web2py][1]'s?
If not, is anybody working on porting one of the existing DAL/ORM to GAE?
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Finding a website on Google
===
I know this is a question that has been asked a hundred times on the Internet, but I have a couple of reasons to ask it here: (1) so it's on SO; (2) it's something that hard to find--there is a lot of junk.
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Weird Behaviour in jQuery's html method
===
Any good reason why $("p").html(0) makes all paragraphs empty as opposed to contain the #0?
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is filter_var sufficient to sanitise integer input for php-based mysql queries?
===
I've never liked wrapping the
mysql_real_escape_string
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Recently I came across the
filter_var
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I'm currently using t... | 0 | [
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Why cant I find my cookies in Temporary Internet Files?
===
I'm trying to convert a cookie from `www.example.com` to `.example.com`.
So I thought I'd go to C:\Users\SWEAVER\AppData\Local\Microsoft\Windows\Temporary Internet Files and just delete the cookie there.
To my surprise there were not only no temporary... | 0 | [
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Where do you store your authentication information (usernames/passwords)?
===
I'm wondering what people use for storing their username, passwords, urls, ips, domains, and any other login information they need to both do their job and in general life. It might also store serial numbers or similar data.
I find that I... | 0 | [
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Cleaning form data in Django
===
How can i clean and modify data from a form in django. I would like to define it on a per field basis for each model, much like using ModelForms.
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Upgrading from SPS 2003 to MOSS 2007
===
If there are extensive modifications made to search.aspx in SPS 2003, will they get lost when you upgrade to MOSS 2007? | 0 | [
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How can be mail sent through iPhone application
===
Gud morning,
Can anybody help me out in following problem:
I want to send an Email from my iPhone application. i have heard about the fact that iPhone SDK does'nt have any mialing API to send mail. In this case, what are the different ways to achieve this facil... | 0 | [
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solaris filemerge and pstack
===
Accepting the possibility of extreme ridicule, I must admit that I really miss sun Teamware's filemerge tool. I have switched from solaris to red hat, and find myself regularly missing filemerge (not to be confused with the Apple tool of the same name), as well as the solaris version o... | 0 | [
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Relational Schema for Fowler's Temporal Expressions
===
Martin Fowler defines an elegant object model for the scheduling of recurring tasks <a href="http://www.martinfowler.com/apsupp/recurring.pdf">here</a>, which maps to OO code very nicely. Mapping this to a relational database schema for persistence, however, is ... | 0 | [
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Nested functions: Improper use of side-effects?
===
I'm learning functional programming, and have tried to solve a couple problems in a functional style. One thing I experienced, while dividing up my problem into functions, was it seemed I had two options: use several disparate functions with similar parameter lists, ... | 0 | [
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What Is Tail Call Optimisation?
===
Very simply, what is tail-call optimisation? More specifically, Can anyone show some small code snippets where it could be applied, and where not, with an explanation of why? | 0 | [
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Batch file called from Javascript/XPCOM doesn't show command prompt window
===
I am calling a batch file from Javascript in this fashion:
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Some keys not working with a Dojo Widget
===
I tried to follow <a href="http://mindtrove.info/articles/creating-an-accessible-internationalized-dojo-rating-widget/">the widget example by mindtrove's blog</a>. Here is [the example demo page][1].
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Does query plan optimizer works well with joined/filtered table-valued functions?
===
In SQLSERVER 2005, I'm using table-valued function as a convinient way to perform arbitrary aggregation on subset data from large table (passing date range or such parameters).
I'm using theses inside larger queries as joined comp... | 0 | [
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apply CSS dynamically in asp.net 2.0
===
I have a scrolling div with Three linkbuttons and three differents divs. I need to apply CSS to active linkbutton as soon as button is clicked.The codes used by me are:
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From AS2 to AS3 loading external images
===
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Setting CSS pseudo-class rules from JavaScript
===
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So an analogue of the CSS code: a:hover { color: red } in JS.
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Best way to test performance of various languages & frameworks
===
I want to perform some empirical trade-off's to assess the performance of applications written in a number of different languages on a Linux platform. Are there standard algorithms that typically used for this purpose? | 0 | [
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caching JavaScript files
===
Which is the best method to make the browser use cached versions of js files (from the serverside)? | 0 | [
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Are there public key cryptography algorithms that rely on NP-complete problems?
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Should practical quantum computing become a reality, I am wondering if there are any public key cryptographic algorithms that are based on NP-complete problems, rather than integer factorization or discrete logarithms. | 0 | [
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Offset vs page number when doing pagination
===
This is pretty trivial, but I noticed on SO that instead of an offset they are using page numbers. I know the difference is minor (multiply the page number by rows on a page or divide offset by rows on a page), but I'm wondering if one is recommended over the other.
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DataGridView Filtering OnClick Event (C# WinForm)
===
How to filter my datagridview by the value of my label.text on click event? That value is from my linq query:
dataSet.Tables[0].AsEnumerable().Where(c => c.Field<int>("ageColumn") > 3 &&
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Three customer addresses in one table or in separate tables?
===
In my application I have a Customer class and an Address class. The Customer class has three instances of the Address class: customerAddress, deliveryAddress, invoiceAddress.
Whats the best way to reflect this structure in a database?
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Passing reference of an object to my controllers in MVC/Winforms.
===
I'm trying to get better at using MVC/MVP style patterns with my WinForm apps and I'm struggling with something that maybe someone here with more experience can help me with.
Below is my basic project layout:
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Which RDBMS do you use with Django and why?
===
I recently switched a project from MySQL InnoDB to PostgreSQL, and I feel bigger lags when insterting and updating data with ajax. This may be subjective. I know the Django devs recommend postgres and I know psycopg2 is supposed to be faster than MyslqDB. Personaly I lik... | 0 | [
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Debugging Cocoa app
===
I am working on an app with an NSTextView. When I paste random bytes into it (say, from a compiled C program) it displays gibberish, as it should. However, when I -setShowsControlCharacters:YES, the same causes a crash and gives the following error multiple times:
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Whats the best way to generate a unique number which has to follow certain rules?
===
Some background: In Germany (at least) invoice numbers have to follow certain rules:
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Any tool that can upgrade .NET 1.1 WinForm code to .NET 2.0 "style"?
===
I mean a tool that can extract certain contents from old .NET 1.1 WinForm code and put it in .designer file (make it looks like .net 2.0 WinForm code). This also involves an update to the project file (.csproj/.vbproj)..
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saftly checking the type of a variable
===
I for a system i need to convert a pointer to a long then the long back to the pointer type. As you can guess this is very unsafe. What i wanted to do is use dynamic_cast to do the conversion so if i mixed them i'll get a null pointer. This page says http://publib.boulder.ibm... | 0 | [
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Any implementation of Map<K1, K2, V>, i.e. two keys?
===
I need a map that has two keys, e.g.
Map2<String /*ssn*/, String /*empId*/, Employee> _employees;
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_employees.put(e.ssn(), e.empId(), e)
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_employees.get2(someImpId);
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commercial class libraries
===
I have mixed views about commercial class libraries. Am I better off using a commercial class library or starting from scratch? If buying a library is the way forward which one for a c# developer?
Thanks
Stuart
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Best books/resources for self-filing of patents?
===
Keeping in mind that this is not a question on the ethics of software patents,
What books or other resources do you recommend for self-filing of patents?
Or, do you have solid reasons for why one should not self-file and instead use an attorney? | 2 | [
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A .NET type for describing 3D position?
===
I need a type which can contain a position of an object in a 3D environment - my house.
I need to know the floor it is on, and the x and Y coordinates on that floor.
The System.Windows.Point(int, int) only represent a two-dimensional space, but does .NET have a type fo... | 0 | [
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Real Time LaTeX?
===
I'm looking for an application in which I can write pure LaTeX in one half of the screen and on the other half to see the compiled document **in real time**.
This seems really like an obvious way to do LaTeX authoring but it doesn't look like any software is able to do it.
LyX is not what I'... | 0 | [
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Is any Windows simulator available to test iPhone application?
===
Is there any windows simulator availabe through which I can test (only testing) my iPhone application on Windows XP?
Thanks & regards,
Khushi | 0 | [
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Add WPF control at runtime
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I've written a WPF UserControl, and want to add one or more of it to my Window at runtime when I click a button. How can I do that? | 0 | [
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Open .fla file without using Flash Authoring tool
===
I have a .fla file with some text that I want to get at. Is there a free app than you can use to open .fla files, or just a tool to dump strings and pics? | 0 | [
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why corflags utility doesn't warn when setting assembly built specificly for x64 to x86?
===
If I set the platform flags of MyApp.exe to be x64
I still can run the corflags utilty like this:
corflags /32bit+ MyApp.exe
corflags will happily set the 32bit flag to 1.
Of course when I'll try to run the applica... | 0 | [
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How do you convert Byte[] to Hexadecimal String, and vice versa, in C#?
===
This is probably a common question over the Internet, but I couldn't find an answer that neatly explains how you can convert a byte array to a hexadecimal string, and vice versa.
Any takers?
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std::auto_ptr or boost::shared_ptr for pImpl idiom?
===
When using the pImpl idiom is it preferable to use a boost:shared_ptr instead of a std::auto_ptr? I'm sure I once read that the boost version is more exception friendly?
class Foo
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struct impl;
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How can I record audio using Action script then upload it to server?
===
First is there any technique for using Action Script for recording sound from microphone?
If yes. How?
Then one he record I'll upload it to server.
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JXTable - Highlighter after filtering table
===
Info - for better formatting, I used code-formatting throughout the whole posting.
Hi,
I have a highlighted JXTable. Rows are highlighted, depending on the value
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Example of drag n drop in AIR
===
I am looking for a simple example of Drag-n-drop within a webpage(say dragging a image to a tabel cell), in AIR (using AIR api)
thanks
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The CASE statement in PL/SQL
===
I'm using Oracle 10g and I'm trying to "stack" the conditions in a CASE statement, like I would do in C++ :
case 1:
case 2:
// instructions
break;
i.e. having the same code block executed for two different successful conditions.
I've tried :
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How do i edit/Delete data in django?
===
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Modern, high performance bloom filter in Python?
===
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Matlab multiplication of 2 vectors error
===
i have a small function with 2 vectors
alpha =
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f_uv =
193 193 194 192 193 193 190 189 191
and i get the error massage:
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Where to put your delegates . . .
===
I am trying to determine the best directory structure of my application
i have:
UI
Data
Interfaces
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Recommended project structure for Flex builds
===
I'm starting a new project using Flex3 for a reasonably intricate UI getting its data from a collection of RESTful web services. I wondering what experiences others have had in structuring a moderately complex Flex project. The issues I'm thinking about include:
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PHP open another webpage with POST data
===
I'm new to PHP and I'm trying to do something that may be bad practise and may well be impossible. I'm basically just hacking something together to test my knowledge and see what PHP can do.
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Can I use class loaders (or some other mechanism) to sandbox classes running in Java?
===
I have a java application and I would like to make it extensible. To create an extension, developers within our company will write a java class that implements a certain interface. They may also wish to write associated helper ... | 0 | [
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===
I think everybody who had to program using a standard **German (or any other international) keyboard layout** on Windows (or Mac) will complain about the conundrum of either having all special **characters** ( `[ ] | { } /` etc. ) **needed for most programming languag... | 0 | [
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How Do You Deal With Management "Flogging" (Ideally Other Than Quitting)
===
We've all seen it.
The project's running late and a penalty clause is looming, so the management resort to aggression and scare tactics to get the project out the door (described well [here][1] BTW).
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Changing default behavior in a C++ application with plugins
===
We have a code base from which we build our applications. The code base is fine for 70-95% of the applications, meaning that in each new application we need to change 5-30% of the default behavior (add new features, change default logic, add GUI, etc.).
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What are the hidden features of Maven2?
===
What are the hidden features of Maven2?
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Okay, I have a FormView with a couple of child controls in an InsertItemTemplate. One of them is a DropDownList, called DdlAssigned. I reference it in the Page's OnLoad method like so:
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Config files for assemblies in GAC
===
I have a .NET dll which needs to read it's config settings from it's config file. Usually, the config file is placed in the same directory as the DLL. But how do i read the config file if the DLL is GAC'ed, because I can put only the DLLs in the GAC, and not it's config files. | 0 | [
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Classes in Root directory of projects
===
I am trying to come up with a best practices on project directory structure.
my latest thought is that there should be no classes in the root directory of a project. All classes must go under one of the following directories
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Mathametics for AI/Machine learning ?
===
I intend to build a simple recommendation systems for fun.
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Monitoring application calls to DLL
===
In short: I want to monitor selected calls from an application to a DLL.
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generics and interfaces enumeration
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If have a set of classes that all implement an interface.
interface IMyinterface<T>
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Java Regular Expressions Replacement
===
Just could not get this one and googling did not help much either..
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===
I need a fast container with only two operations. Inserting keys on from a very sparse domain (all 32bit integers, and approx. 100 are set at a given time), and iterating over the inserted keys. It should deal with *a lot of* insertions which... | 0 | [
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What's the best way to extract multiple fields from an asp.net form into a C# list or array ready for processing ?
===
I need to extract multiple text/dropdown list fields from an asp.net form and format appropriately ready for sending to recipient via email.
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Admin generic inlines for multi-table subclassed models broken --- any alternatives?
===
Here's what I'm trying to do, and failing...
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class File(models.Model):
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object_id = models... | 0 | [
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NHibernate Inheritance mapping when sub class in Separate Assemblly
===
Assume that core project have a base entity and every plugin maybe extend the base entity
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Measuring performance after Tail Call Optimization(TCO)
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I have an idea about what it is. My question is :-
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Sub Main and GUI
===
Is there any reason to start a GUI program (application for windows) written in VB.NET in the Sub Main of a module rather than directly in a form? | 0 | [
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What are common shortcuts?
===
To send a message I usually press ctrl + enter. What other shortcuts do you think are important to implement into your webapplications? | 0 | [
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.NET xml docs - inheriting documentation
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NDoc has an XML element **inheritdoc** which allows you to inherit documentation of a member from the parent class (or an implemented interface). However, Visual Studio (i.e. the C# compiler) does not understand this tag and complains about the documentation not being prese... | 0 | [
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Why I cannot get equal upload and download speed on symmetrical channel?
===
Here's an interesting observation. Assume, you have FTP or HTTP server which you're accessing through a slow dialup link. You've got normal LAN connection between access point and server and 120kbps up/120 kbps down between you and access poi... | 0 | [
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Determining if the Maximize button is available
===
Does anyone know where I can find an example of how to determine if the Maximize and/or Minimize buttons on a window are available and/or disabled?
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===
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Bluetooth confrence
===
Is it possible to implement Bluetooth devices to provide conference rather than one-to-one operation.
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Using WITH NOLOCK Table Hint in View - Does it Propagate to Views Without NOLOCK?
===
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open source cdn
===
I'm looking for an open source cdn software. Any recommendations and experiences?
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With generics, is there ever a reason to create specific derived EventArg classes
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Initialisng Java Web App
===
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I am making a Color class, and provide a standard constructor like
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Color.Blue, Color.Red. I see two possible options:
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===
I'm trying to read data from a.csv file to ouput it on a webpage as text.
It's the first time I'm doing this and I've run into a nasty little problem.
My .csv file(which gets openened by Excel by default), has multiple rows and I read the entire thing as one long string.
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Bonjour Networking Help on iPhone WiTap sample
===
I can follow most of Apple's WiTap sample, but am sort of stumped on this bit in the send method:
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Linq2SQL not saving to database
===
I noticed someone elses post on this issue but mine does not reflect the same problems.
I have a very simple table and I can happily query it using linq but when I do any save/updates the GetChangeSet method on my datacontext is always empty.
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How to test a second parameter in a PHPUnit mock object
===
This is what I have:
<code>
$observer = $this->getMock('SomeObserverClass', array('method'));
$observer->expects($this->once()) <br/>
->method('method') <br/>
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How do you add Start->Run shortcuts in Windows XP?
===
Does anyone know how you setup new commands to launch an application from the Start->Run box?
ie. you can type "firefox", "winword" or "excel" into the Run box and those applications will open even though they're not in the system path, but others won't. For ex... | 0 | [
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Long pages in FireFox offset when scrollbar appears
===
In Firefox and Safari, pages that are centered move a few pixels when the page is long enough for the scrollbar to appear. If you navigate through a site that has long and short pages, the page seems to "jump" around.
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Does anyone use Virtualzation to create a quicker disaster recovery of a development environment?
===
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Flex Help: Repeaters not repeating in an Accordian control.
===
I am having a issue with databinding child repeaters inside an accordion control, hopefully you can help...
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filling in datagrid columns from database after page is already loaded
===
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Fire an event when email is received
===
I'm trying to write something that puts the contents of the message on a queue, to have work done on it later. I've been messing around with IMAP IDLE with varying degrees of success.
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