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Interesting usage of tar... but what is happening?
===
I saw the following interesting usage of tar in a co-worker's Bash scripts:
`tar cf - * | (cd <dest> ; tar xf - )`
Apparently it works much like rsync -av does, but faster. The question arises, how?
-m
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How to create a Flash 9/ActionScript 3.0 wizard dialog
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I need to create a wizard for a Flash 9/ActionScript 3.0 application. The wizard would be a set of dialogs/windows for each step and the buttons "back/next/cancel" for navigation through the wizard. Within the Adobe CS3 authoring environment there does not se... | 0 | [
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PHP cURL - Can't connect to HTTPS site using cURl. Returns 0 length content
===
I have a site that connects using cURL (latest version) to a secure gateway for payment.
The problem is cURL always returns 0 length content. I get headers only. And only when I set cURL to return headers. I have the following flags in ... | 0 | [
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LDAP: why would the following use of DirectoryEntry return no members for a large global security group?
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The following code works for 90+ % of global security groups, but for one very large global security group, it returns an enumerator, but no member objects of the group, even though the group has many thousand... | 0 | [
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The filestream of sql server 2008
===
The FILESTREAM feature of SQL Server 2008, allows storage of and efficient access to BLOB data using a combination of SQL Server 2008 and the NTFS file system.
When insert a row on a table which contains varbinary column with filestream attribute, the file (data) is stored dire... | 0 | [
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how do you diagnose a kernel oops?
===
Given a linux kernel oops, how do you go about diagnosing the problem? In the output I can see a stack trace which seems to give some clues. Are there any tools that would help find the problem? What basic procedures do you follow to track it down?
<pre><code>
Unable to ha... | 0 | [
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What ever happened to Aspect Oriented Programming?
===
I remember in the early 2000's late 90s Aspect Oriented Programming was supposed to be the "Next Big Thing". Nowadays I see some AOP still around but it seems to have faded into the background. | 0 | [
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Validating Date Range Produced By jQuery UI DatePicker
===
I am using the [date picker provided by jQuery UI][1] to select a date range that ends up in a single text input with something like 11/11/2008 - 12/05/2008. What would you recommend as far a validation (jQuery/JavaScript) on the client side as well as code f... | 0 | [
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MySQL Multi-Table Join
===
I need to modify the following MySQL statement to include information from a third table... but I suck at joins.
select
ss.*,
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ss.last_run_at + interval ss.refresh_frequency day as next_run_at,
se.logo_name
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Virtual machines of the future
===
I'm looking for some resources regarding the **virtual machines of the future** (Like jvm or clr)
What are they going to look like? Will they provide a concurrent runtime, more powerfull metaprograming models?
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How do I hide the next/today/previous navigation in jQuery DatePicker and turn off animations?
===
How do I hide the prev/today/next navigation in jQuery DatePicker?
I'm happy with just the Month and Year drop down boxes.
Also how do I disable the animations?
Thanks
Kev
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What is the best tool to synchronise a workspace between two PC's?
===
what tool do you use if you want to synchronise a workspace between two PC's?
For example you have a work PC and a laptop and would like to switch easily between working on one and the other at the end of the day. | 2 | [
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Handling nmake errorlevel/return codes
===
I have an nmake-based project which in turn calls the asp compiler, which can throw an error, which nmake seems to recognize:
NMAKE : fatal error U1077: 'C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\aspnet_compiler.exe' : return code '0x1'
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How do I change colors for the F# interactive shell
===
In my current color scheme, the F# interactive shell is unreadable within Visual Studio. I've been through all the color settings, and I can't find the settings it is using.
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DB2 Express
===
I have only just found out about DB2 Express. I had a quick look and was unable to find a load of information about it but would be interested in hearing how people have found it compared to SQL Server Express (particularly 2008) in terms of
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How do I include a common file in VBScript (similar to C #include)?
===
VBScript doesn't appear to have a way to include a common file of functions.
Is there a way to achieve this?
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Session Timeout ASP.Net
===
I'm trying to increase the timeout on all sessions. The site is hosted with Godaddy, and it is written in Flash (client side of course) and asp.net on the backend. I've added this to my web.config,
<sessionState timeout="720">
</sessionState>
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Clever tricks to find specific LINQ queries in SQL Profiler
===
Profiling LINQ queries and their execution plans is especially important due to the crazy SQL that can sometimes be created.
I often find that I need to track a specific query and have a hard time finding in query analyzer. I often do this on a databa... | 0 | [
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Why does the compile choose bool over string for implicit typecast of L""?
===
Having recently introduced an overload of a method the application started to fail.
Finally tracking it down, the new method is being called where I did not expect it to be.
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setValue( const std::wstring& name, const std::w... | 0 | [
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EEE PC for Programming?
===
I've got a quick question, I'm currently a 1st year programming student, and would like a ultra portable laptop to pack around to classes. I was wondering if the Asus EEE PC 1000H is any good for programming. I know the screen size is small (1024x600), but I'm curious if it has the ooomf t... | 0 | [
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[C#] Question How to invalidate/refresh the VS IDE designer?
===
I have **CustomForm** inherited from **Form** which implements a boolean property named **Prop**. The forms I'll be using will inherit from **CustomForm**. This property will do some painting and changes (if it's enabled) to the form. However, this is no... | 0 | [
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Is primitive assigned a memory address?
===
I am trying to understand the process of declaration and assignment of a primitive type at the back stage.
1) int i;
2) i = 3;
------
for 1), on the memory stack, it assigns a space for storing an int type value named i
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Part 2 hyper links
===
First the application:
One, I am into affiliate marketing.
Awhile back I had an up line member teach us how to drive traffic to our web site. Most of us were not computer savvy and still are not I might add.
But what he would do for us was build a simple html code that we would copy and p... | 0 | [
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Which C++ Library for CGI Programming?
===
I'm looking at doing some work (for fun) in a compiled language to run some simple tests and benchmarks against php.
Basically I'd like to see what other people use for C++ CGI programming. (Including backend database, like mysql++ or something else)
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How to set an application as the default program of opening a certain type of file programmatically?
===
There's an executable file generated from my program in MFC and I want to use it as the default program to open the .jpg files. That is to say, each time I double click a .jpg file, my program will run.
I tried... | 0 | [
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What's the best way to expose multiple objects to a view in ASP.NET MVC?
===
I'm kind of new to ASP.NET MVC and to the MVC pattern in general but I'm really digging the concept and the rapidity with which I can compose an app. One thing that I'm struggling with is how to expose more than one object to a view. I use ... | 0 | [
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Help with SQL query
===
I'm stuck in trying to solve this problem for a days.
I even give up for a while, and since i'm a PHP newbie, i need help.
This is my problem:
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[UIImage imageNamed...] vs [UIImage imageWithData...]
===
I want to load some images into my application from the file system. There's 2 easy ways to do this:
[UIImage imageNamed:fullFileName]
or:
NSString *fileLocation = [[NSBundle mainBundle] pathForResource:fileName ofType:extension];
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python float to Decimal conversion
===
Python Decimal doesn't support being constructed from float, it expects that you have to convert float to a string first.
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Is the default behavior with Fluent NHibernate to lazy load HasMany<T> collections?
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when I am setting up my fluent mappings, what is the default for collections? Do I need to explicitly set them as lazy-load, or is that the default? | 0 | [
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tricks for speed up Eclipse
===
Wich tricks do you know to make the experience with Ecplise more faster?
For instance: I disable the all the plugins I don't need (Mylyn, Subeclipse...).
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Timeout jquery effects
===
I am trying to have an element fade in then in say 3000ms fadeOut(), I know I can do something like:
setTimeout(function(){$(".notice").fadeOut();},5000);
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Shared Purpose tables in database design ( how would *you* implement a question/answer facility )
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Core 2 x87 Floating Point Performance
===
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How to stub an instance method called by constructor?
===
class A
def initialize
@x = do_something
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def do_something
42
end
end
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Need help joining table
===
I have a function that exports a table to CSV and in the query I set which fields will export.
Here is the query:
SELECT lname, fname, email, address1, address2, city,
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From the help for the Overflow Error in VBA, there's the following examples:
Dim x As Long
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Dim x As Long
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Is it possible to determine whether a particular youtube video is encoded with H.264 or FLV through the YouTube data API? If so, how?
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"import wx" fails after installation of wxpython on Windows XP
===
I downloaded and installed this version of wxpython for use with my Python 2.6 installation:
http://downloads.sourceforge.net/wxpython/wxPython2.8-win32-unicode-2.8.9.1-py26.exe
When I run python and try to import wx, I get the following error:
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How do i use the change_form.html template in django?
===
I have my models and i would like to make use of the Django change_form template to edit my data, currently i have created my own template that works fine but lacks some of the basic stuff that change_form template might have, like fields validation.
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Can SQL Server Express be used to effectively administrate a SQL Server Standard/Enterprise installation?
===
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ANTLR v3 C# namespaces
===
Hopefully this is a really quick one ;) I have written a lexer / parser specification in ANTLR3, and am targeting the CSharp2 target. The generated code works correctly, but I can't get ANTLR to put the C# output into a namespace.
The relevant section of the Grammar file is as follows:
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Do you "final"ize local variables and method parameters in Java?
===
In Java, you can qualify local variables and method parameters with the final keyword.
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MySQL code fails to display category name (WordPress database)
===
Why does this code fail to display the category name "Apples" using the current WordPress taxonomy system? The Category names are stored in the $wpdb->terms table (wp_terms).
<?php
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How is this MySQL query vulnerable to SQL injection?
===
In a comment on a previous question, someone said that the following sql statement opens me up to sql injection:
select
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se.name as engine,
ss.last_run_at + interval ss.refresh_frequency day as next_run_at,
se.logo_name
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i need a C# library about strict HTML validation and filtering
===
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===
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How safe is Greasemonkey?
===
I've never actually used greasemonkey, but I was considering using it.
Considering that GreaseMonkey allows you to let random people on the Internet change the behavior of your favorite websites, how safe can it be?
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What is the coolest AI project you've heard of?
===
As I learn more about Computer Science, AI, and Neural Networks, I am continually amazed by the cool things a computer can do and learn. I've been fascinated by projects new and old, and I'm curios of the interesting projects/applications other SO users have run int... | 0 | [
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Profiling QT application that uses plugins
===
I have a medium sized application written in c++ using QT. I wanted to profile things to see where my least performant code was so I compiled everything with -pg.
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Zebra Striping with PHPTAL?
===
I'm trying out PHPTAL and I want to render a table with zebra stripes. I'm looping through a simple php assoc array ($_SERVER).
Note that I don't want to use jQuery or anything like that, I'm trying to learn PHPTAL usage!
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Is there a good NumPy clone for Jython?
===
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I've built a entity framework model against a 2008 database. All works ok against the 2008 database. When i try to update the entity on a 2005 database i get this error.
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What do you use to Profile C++(native) on Windows?
===
How do Window's programmers profile their native C++ code?
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ASP-No out put for Large number of records
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upgrading Biztalk 2004 to Biztalk 2006 R2
===
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Can you set a permanent size for a JPanel inside of a JFrame?
===
My current problem is that I have a JFrame with a 2x2 GridLayout. And inside one of the squares, I have a JPanel that is to display a grid. I am having a field day with the java swing library... take a look
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What are the best programing articles?
===
There are a good handful of Software Development and Software related article that are floating around on the internet. What article have you found useful? I expect this list to be varied.
What programing article would you suggest? | 4 | [
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Problem compiling MySQLdb for Python 2.6 on Win32
===
I'm using Django and Python 2.6, and I want to grow my application using a MySQL backend. Problem is that there isn't a win32 package for MySQLdb on Python 2.6.
Now I'm no hacker, but I thought I might compile it myself using MSVC++9 Express. But I run into a ... | 0 | [
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How to desgin code for testability
===
I have been looking at using TDD and implementing proper testing(only just started to learn how much better it makes your life) in any of my projects that I create in the future. So for the last couple of days I have been floating around on SO trying to learn about how to design... | 0 | [
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Bit mask in C
===
What is the best way to construct the following bit mask in C?
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k m n
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Greasemonkey\JavaScript Copy to Clipboard button
===
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Where can I learn/find examples of MVC for PHP?
===
I'm trying to learn more about MVC but I would really like some examples I can play with and modify to help learn the concepts and my language of choice is PHP.
Books/websites are preferred, thanks! | 4 | [
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Ghostscript PDF -> TIFF throws an untrappable exception, when consuming files with asian fonts
===
Ghostscript curls up and dies, throwing an exception to stdout which I cannot catch and log. I am pretty sure it gets sick when I give it asian fonts. Has anybody backed into this problem and solved it? | 0 | [
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What is the meaning of "..::." in C#?
===
I saw this signature on the ListView class:
public ListView..::.ListViewItemCollection Items { get; }
When I saw that, "What?!"
I searched "dot dot colon colon dot" and "..::." on Google with no result. | 0 | [
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how can i write a sql query that finds rows where one column is a substring of another column
===
I wish to find all rows in a table where one column is a substring of another column.
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How do you find a description of the DateTime class in the PHP documentation?
===
Sounds easy, but I can't find where this built in class and others exists in the documentation. I use functions but want to know what there is on the OO side. | 0 | [
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How to Unit Test a missing .NET ConfigurationSection
===
If I have code like this:
public XALServiceConfiguration CreateInstance()
{
var config = ConfigurationManager.GetSection(ConfigurationSectionName) as XALServiceConfiguration;
if (config == null)
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Filter TCP Packets in C#
===
I am writing an application where all the request to the internet should go from it like in firewall. so that i can block the request for a particular website. In my case the program will be running on the same machine. I have tried the promiscous method but using that we can only capture ... | 0 | [
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DHCP Setting in Mac OS X
===
Are there any line command interfaces to the DHCP settings in Mac OS X? I have found that inside System Profiler, the Network tab provides a lot of useful information, but I have not any documentation about any line command equivalents.
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subdomains w/o TLD
===
How do i set up a subdomain w/o a TLD? i have this set under my main config
<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerName bbs.67.777.777.777 #fake bc my server can easily be hacked ATM :(
DocumentRoot /var/www/phpBB
</VirtualHost>
when i goto bbs.serveripaddress i get a Address Not Fo... | 0 | [
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How do you use cat recursively?
===
Suppose I want to count the lines of code in a project. If all of the files are in the same directory I can execute:
cat * | wc -l
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Adjusting XML config files from a script
===
I'm working on automating the configuration of several JBoss servers, which involves editing a substantial number of XML files.
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Why is the WebBeans (JSR-299) Conversation Context tied to JSF?
===
I am reading through the Public Review Draft of the [Web Beans specification][1] (JSR-299) and I am wondering why it is so 'tightly coupled' to JSF?
Especially the Conversation Context seems only be specified for JSF.
I understand, that it is a ... | 0 | [
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MP3 Encoding in Java
===
I need an OpenSource API in Java, which can encode *.wav and *.au formats to MP3, and vice-versa. Have evaluated Java Sound API, and [LameOnJ][1], but they dont meet the requirements and aint stable, respectively. Please suggest one that is free, and platform independent.
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How do I read from a version resource in Visual C++
===
I have a version resource in my resources in a C++ project which contains version number, copyright and build details. Is there an easy way to access this at run-time to populate my *help/about* dialog as I am currently maintaining seperate const values of this ... | 0 | [
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Is file_exist() in PHP a very expensive operation?
===
I'm adding avatars to a forum engine I'm designing, and I'm debating whether to do something simple (forum image is named <userid>.png) and use PHP to check if the file exists before displaying it, or to do something a bit more complicated (but not much) and use a... | 0 | [
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Dynamically updated graphs on a web page - howto?
===
I need to understand a good way to design a web page with dynamically updated graphs. It should be something close to what stock market graphs look like (e.g. <a href="http://finance.google.com/finance?q=NASDAQ%3AGOOG">Google Finance</a>), although with a bit more ... | 0 | [
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I've followed every steps in [here][1], but still, the Intellisense for JQuery simply isn't working, any ideas?
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I have an exe that I know was written in java. I understand that java programs can be made into an exe and there are tools to convert jar files to exe but is it possible to convert back? AFAIK jar files can be run on any platform that can run java and I would like to use a windows... | 0 | [
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I always tell in c# a variable of type double is not suitable for money. All weird things could happen. But I can't seem to create an example to demonstrate some of these issues. Can anyone provide such an example? | 0 | [
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UK Vat change from 17.5 to 15% - How will this affect your code?
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I'm working with a Java program that has multiple components (with Eclipse & Ant at the moment).
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smb.conf file location on different flavors of Solaris
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Ok I am a total noob at the solaris Operating system and i need to install and configure samba on 3 boxes each has a different version of Solaris (8,9,10).
What i want to know is where the smb.conf files go in each version
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Code and application samples for F#
===
Are there any good code samples and applications - possibly something that is longer than few 100 lines - that use f#?
I would like to see real life application using f# and how it compares to c#.
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Dynamic Id's in JSF/Seam
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Best way to embed flash in html
===
It exists too many method for embedding flash in html, which way is the best?
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- Cross-browser support
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- Possibility to require a specific version of the flash player
I have ... | 0 | [
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How to reclaim image real estate in ListView?
===
Env.: VS 2008, .NET 2.0, WinForms
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Top 5 time consuming SQls in Oracle
===
How to find poor performing SQLs in Oracle.
Oracle maintains statistics on shared SQL area and contains one row per SQL string(v$sqlarea).
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How can I launch the default media player from a .NET application?
===
I need to launch a media file from a URL from within my c# .NET application. Is there any way to do this natively in .NET? I don't need an embedded player, I just need the default player to launch. I have tried
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C++/Qt vs Adobe AIR
===
I have to choose a platform for our product. I have to decide between The Qt Framework and Adobe's AIR. I am well versed with Qt as I have worked for the last two years. I looked up at the Adobe's site but all the info about flex, flash, ability to coding in HTML/Actionscript is overwhelming an... | 0 | [
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Table and Index size in SQL Server
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Can we have a SQL query which will basically help in viewing table and index sizes in SQl Server.
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