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Distributed filesystem sanity check
===
I'm in need of a distributed file system that must scale to very large sizes (about 100TB realistic max). Filesizes are mostly in the 10-1500KB range, though some files may peak at about 250MB.
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Lucene.Net features
===
Am new to Lucene.Net
Which is the best Analyzer to use in Lucene.Net?
Also,I want to know how to use Stop words and word stemming features ?
Thanks in advance!
Edward | 0 | [
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Dojo Parameters for Tabs
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I'm having trouble with the Dojo documentation (as usual).
On their [TabContainer API](http://api.dojotoolkit.org/jsdoc/dijit/1.2/dijit.layout.TabContainer), they list the second argument as an object called "params", but they never say what you can actually put in this params object. ... | 0 | [
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How to order by more than one field in Grails?
===
Is there a way to get a list ordered by two fields, say last and first names?
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How to create a small widget with JavaScript
===
I really don't know how to describe it, but if you understood it and you have an experiend on that field, may be you can help me with something 'Open Source' and 'Ready-made'.
I want to create something like a box 'or widget', where you can change it content by hitti... | 0 | [
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How to make floating divs fill up space
===
I'm trying to create a "workflow" bar on a web page.
The items in the workflow might be of different lengths.
There might be enough items to fill the width of the screen, hence the flow needs to wrap onto the next line.
I'm using left floating divs to do this.
H... | 0 | [
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variable.ToString() vs. Convert.ToString(variable)
===
Let's say I have an integer that I need to convert to a string (I might be displaying the value to the user by means of a TextBox, for example.
Should I prefer `.ToString()` or `Convert.ToString()`. They both do the same thing (don't they?).
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In STL maps, is it better to use map::insert than []?
===
A while ago, I had a discussion with a colleague about how to insert values in STL [maps][1]. I preferred
<code>map[key] = value;</code>
because it feels natural and is clear to read whereas he preferred
<code>map.insert(std::make_pair(key, value))</code>
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Conception of inheritance in object-oriented languages
===
I was discussing multiple inheritance vs. single inheritance with a friend of mine, and discovered that plainly, my conception of Object-Oriented design is completely different than his. I am mostly an Obj-C programmer, so Multiple Inheritance is not something... | 0 | [
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How to identify if a webpage is being loaded inside an iframe or directly into the browser window?
===
I am writing an iframe based facebook app. Now I want to use the same html page to render the normal website as well as the canvas page within facebook. I want to know if I can determine whether the page has been loa... | 0 | [
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Which is preferred CTabCtrl vs. CPropertSheet in MFC?
===
I don't know how to use both of them. So a sample code with pros and cons is perfect. Which one is preferred? Why? | 0 | [
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Why do I have to cast enums to int in C#?
===
This is my code:
internal enum WindowsMessagesFlags {
WM_EXITSIZEMOVE = 0x00000232,
WM_DISPLAYCHANGE = 0x0000007e,
WM_MOVING = 0x00000216,
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protected override void WndProc(ref Message m) {
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What are the Advantages of Using OnAsyncPostBackError over Page_Error
===
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Flex intellisense forgets flash.*
===
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Single statement method to remove elements from container
===
Is there a single algorithm that removes elements from a container as happens in the following code?
<code>
vec_it = std::remove_if( vec.begin(), vec.end(), pred );
vec.erase( vec_it, vec.end() );
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Is there a way to run ActiveX components in Firefox through the use of a plugin?
===
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Writing a method based on the value of an enumeration without falling into a code smell
===
Imagine I have a document (word document).
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How do you reflect on a Linq extension method with a Func<TSource, bool> parameter?
===
I am trying to get a MethodInfo object for the method:
Any<TSource>(IEnumerable<TSource>, Func<TSource, Boolean>)
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Defining templates for common look and feel pragmatically
===
I have a new project which simply put, is an attempt to formalize the look and feel of all of our departmental pages. I Googled around and found many tutorials which discussed the pros and cons of several techniques. And from what I've been reading, the thi... | 0 | [
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BlogEngine.Net Code Formatting Extension that works?
===
For months now I've been trying to find a code syntax formatting extension that works for BlogEngine.Net. I'm not fond of the behavior of the default formatting extension, and have tried a couple of others (manoli is among them), but they always seem to interac... | 0 | [
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NHibernate mapping with a class hierarchy whose base class is abstract and the discriminator is not a string
===
Here are the domain model classes:
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...
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I need to combine several methods without adding some data members. Any ideas?
===
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Is query to new added object possible in MS Entity Framework
===
Is there a way to query or just access newly added object (using ObjectContext.AddObject method) in Entity Framework? I mean situation when it is not yet saved to data store using SaveChanges
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SSRS Expression Evaluation Issue
===
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FF3/Windows CSS z-index problem with YouTube player
===
I'm stuck on what appears to be a CSS/z-index conflict with the YouTube player. In Firefox 3 under Windows XP, Take a look at this page: http://spokenword.org/program/21396 Click on the Collect button and note that the pop-up <div> appears *under* the YouTube ... | 0 | [
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generic list manipulation function in C?
===
What is generic list manipulation function in C??
(I saw this when i was going through some materials.)
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Alternatives to MySQL
===
I would like to store data persistently for my application, but I don't really need a full blown relational database. I really could get by with a basic "cache"-like *persistent* storage where the structure is just a (key, value) pair.
In lieu of a database what are my best, scalable optio... | 0 | [
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What is forward reference in C?
===
what is forward reference in C with respect to pointers ?
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Table of SQL Errors & Stored Procedures..
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I have this bit of code I found on the web at the end of each of my stored procedures:
ROLLBACK TRANSACTION
PRINT '-----START: ERROR DETAILS-----'
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PRINT ERROR_STATE()
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Overriding fields or properties in subclasses
===
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Custom caching in ASP.net
===
I am wanting to cache custom data on an ASP.net application. I am putting lots of data into it, such as List<objects>, and other objects.
Is there a best practice for this, since if I use a static data, if the w3p.exe dies or gets recycled, the cache will need to be filled again.
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Multiple DataKeyNames in a GridView
===
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How to create your own Windows XP Keyboard Mapping?
===
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Packaging a Python library
===
I have a few Munin plugins which report stats from an Autonomy database. They all use a small library which scrapes the XML status output for the relevant numbers.
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What is the best software project management book?
===
I started to read the "Head First Software Development". I like this series, especially for their design patterns book. But I would like to switch to something fundamental and serious after this one. So what is your recommendation? | 0 | [
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Insert statement generated using SQLParameter and datetime.now()
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I have a SQL Datetime field in sql 2000.
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How to make a folder in windows explorer activate an external application?
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Rails: calling a model class in a library
===
I'm trying to verify that a parameter is an instance of a specific class in Rails:
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is possible to include a subreport or 2 reports in the same Crystal Report?
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im using Crystal Repots in vs2008, so im using datasets with procedures to get the data from the db, my escenario is the following:
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Python - Best library for drawing
===
So I'm looking for a pretty basic library in python where i can create a window, and then draw lines and basic shapes too it. Nothing too complex, just nice and simple. I figure theres lots of libraries out there that can do this, but I don't know any of them. Can anyone give me ... | 4 | [
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Shark: how to filter down to one specific method
===
I'm new to Shark, and I was wondering if it's possible to narrow down a time sample to one specific method?
Let's say I'd like to, just for the sake of it, know how much resources have been used on calls to the method 'count' for all NSArray (or subclasses) ins... | 0 | [
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SMS Communication Through The Internet
===
If I am to send a message to a mobile device from a website and viceversa, how can that be done?
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Looking for recommendations on open-source Java instrument visualization components
===
I am putting together an Java application that needs to display some basic lab instrument components. For example, I'd like to display: a strip chart, oscilloscope-style trace, and a panel meter (galvanometer needle). Rendering r... | 0 | [
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What do you do to learn shortcuts?
===
Keyboard shortcuts can definitely improve your productivity. But first you have to learn them... What do you do to become shortcut-master?
Do you just try to remember?
Use a tool similar to [KeyTraino][1]?
Have a .txt file with shortcuts you're trying to learn?
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How do I create this expression tree in C#?
===
I am trying to create a MethodCallExpression that represents the following:
myObject.childObjectCollection.Any(i => i.Name == "name");
Shortened for clarity, I have the following:
//'myObject.childObjectCollection' is represented here by 'propertyExp'
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Developing an Internet Client On Windows CE
===
I have 5 [HP Compaq t5530 Thin Clients][1] with Windows CE 6.0 installed in 'em. I have a Windows 2003 server. Those 6 PCs should be used for browsing. And a user can browse for an hour and be able to extend time. I need to develop a simple client-server program to contr... | 0 | [
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Do you use enum types in your WCF web services?
===
I've heard some people saying that enums are evil and shouldn't be used in web services because of the mismatches that could occur between the server and the client if some values are assigned, or if the enum is marked with the [Flags][1] attribute. They also said th... | 0 | [
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How Do You Unit Test?
===
I've read a little bit about unit testing and was wondering how YOU unit test. Apparently unit testing is supposed to break a program down into very small "units" and test functionality from there.
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Simple role authentication in asp.net
===
I want to do a simple role authentication in .NET - but am lost in the profusion of apis...
I would like to have a web.config per directory with role access like:
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<allow roles="admin"/>
<deny users="*"/>
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RDoc : Change name of 'Atttributes:' section in ri-documentation
===
I'm using some meta-programming to generate a bunch of methods in ruby like so:
class EmotionalObject
def self.mood( name, *details )
define_method(name) do
# ...
end
end
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Easiest, most maintainable online DB solution?
===
I wish to create an online system to track some things (e.g., a database with children, where each child has 1 or more visits from doctors). I want the users to be able to enter data as well as search for it, especially from mobile devices. So, this is a custom mobile... | 0 | [
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Changing connection string at runtime in Enterprise Library
===
Is there a way to change the connection string of a DataBase object in Enterprise Library at runtime? I've found [this][1] link but its a little bit outdated (2005)
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Experiences with Zoho Creator?
===
I wish to create an online system to track some things (e.g., a database with children, where each child has 1 or more visits from doctors). I want the users to be able to enter data as well as search for it, especially from mobile devices. So, this is a custom mobile online DB app... | 0 | [
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WPF: Check/Uncheck all checkbox for checkboxes located in gridview cell template?
===
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PHP APIs for Hotmail, Gmail and Yahoo?
===
I am a PHP developer who is kind of in a pickle. I'm trying to locate and/or build an API capable of speaking to Hotmail, Yahoo and GMAIL in order to retrieve contact lists (with the user's consent, of course). The one I'm having the most trouble finding is a Hotmail API.
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Are there any guarantees about when IIS might recycle while processing a 1-way WCF operation?
===
Background
----------
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> _1. IIS receives a request.
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HTTP Caching, Browsers weirdeness and everything else!
===
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How to surround a code block with a using statement in ReSharper?
===
I'm watching Stephen A Bohlen's excellent [Summer of NHibernate][1] series, and have been watching him interact with CodeRush. I've recently installed ReSharper (I'm a ReSharper newbie), and I'm trying to find some of the ReSharper productivity equ... | 0 | [
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Is there an alternative to this way of read file to a string in java?
===
I've been using this idiom for some time now. And it seems to be the most wide spread at least in the sites I've visited.
Does anyone have a better/different way to read a file into a string in Java.
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Multi-bit database field
===
I'm using a MSSQL database and would like to create a column that only has 4 possible values. Is there any way to define a 2-bit column? I see the bit datatype and then the next smallest is tinyint which is 1 full byte.
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JSF h:column tag fix width
===
Can someone show me how to fix the width of a column in a datatable with JSF?
My code currently reads:
<h:column>
<f:facet name="header">
<h:outputText value="Data Field 1" />
</f:facet>
<h:commandLink id="dataLink" action="#{pc_SearchRes... | 0 | [
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:hover with <span> elements
===
I am working with:
#top ul li.corner span.right-corner:hover{
background-image:url("images/corner-right-over.gif");
width:4px;
height:15px;
float:left;
}
#top ul li.corner span.left-corner:hover{
background-image:url("images/corner-left-over.gif");
float:left;
width... | 0 | [
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Best language choice for a spam detection service
===
I have around 20 or so active blogs that get quite a bit of spam. As I hate CAPCHA the alternative is very smart spam filtering. I want to build a simple REST api like spam checking service which I would use in all my blogs. That way I can consolidate IP blocks a... | 0 | [
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Shall I use "virtual" keyword for destructor of base-class which is actually an interface?
===
I have an abstract base class and derived class:
<br><code>
type TInterfaceMethod = class<br>
public<br>
destructor Destroy; virtual; abstract;<br>
procedure Calculate; virtual; abstract;<br>
procedure Pr... | 0 | [
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Best way to approach FPGA Device Requirements
===
When designing FPGA systems how can I estimate roughly the number of logic blocks a given task would require?
Anyone have a rough order of magnitude on what I should expect for these comon devices?:
* UART
* packet deframer with CRC32
* 8 micro core
I've see... | 0 | [
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What version-control system is most trivial to set up and use for toy projects?
===
I teach the third required intro course in a CS department. One of my homework assignments asks students to speed up code they have written for a previous assignment. Factor-of-ten speedups are routine; factors of 100 or 1000 are not... | 0 | [
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What is the best way to display nested formulas to business users?
===
Many of our transactions are comprised of calculations that are comprised of other calculations. How did you represent the hierarchy / execution graph to users? Was there a specific control you found that worked well? How would you project a cha... | 0 | [
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How do I declare a TDictionary enumerator?
===
I've got a TDictionary<String, TMyObject> that stores a bunch of objects indexed by name, and I'd like to be able to examine all of the objects. So I tried this:
var enumerator: TMyObject;
begin
for enumerator in myDictionary do
But that wouldn't c... | 2 | [
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Unit testing with Entity Framework
===
I want to test my Entities that are built using Entity Framework.
My concern is that using Entity Framework means directly working with data source.
So any ideas how to unit testing Entity Framework based components? | 0 | [
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Accessing JS data from PHP
===
A remote site is supplying a data structure in a js file.
I can include this file in my page to access the data and display it in my page.
<head>
<script type="text/javascript" src="http://www.example.co.uk/includes/js/data.js"></script>
</head>
Does anyone know h... | 0 | [
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MSXML XSL Transformation mutithreaded performance contention
===
I have a multithreaded server C++ program that uses MSXML6 and continuously parses XML messages, then applies a prepared XSLT transform to produce text. I am running this on a server with 4 CPUs. Each thread is completely independent and uses its own tra... | 0 | [
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GWT without Java Script?
===
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VBA: How to round to nearest 5? (or 10 or X)
===
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By 5:
499 -> 500
2348 -> 2350
7343 -> 7345
By 10:
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2348 -> 2350
7343 -> 7340
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Mutlithreaded image processing in C++
===
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===
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java background/daemon/service cross platform best pratices
===
I am looking for the best way to make my desktop java program run in the background (daemon/service?) across most platforms (Windows, Mac OS, Linux [Ubuntu in particular]).
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Is MEF Microsoft's version of LUA?
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Windows CE vs Embedded Linux
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Strategies a layman can measure the development process
===
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how do I retrieve the byte array stored in an integer column in my database?
Do I first case it as int, then as byte[] ?
byte[] permissions = (byte) Convert.ToInt(dr["myField"]);
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I'm looking for an open source C# .NET Financial Functions library. Something that does IRR (Internal Rate of Return) and other common functions that are available in applications like Excel.
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How to detect if two files are on same "volume"?
===
I'm trying to use System.IO.File.Replace to update a file, and it's throwing System.IOException if the destination file is on a NAS.
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HttpRuntime.Cache[] vs Application[]
===
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Choosing an attractive linear scale for a graph's Y Axis
===
I'm writing a bit of code to display a bar (or line) graph in our software. Everything's going fine. The thing that's got me stumped is labeling the Y axis.
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Blogs to freshen up my math (in practice)
===
My question, [his question][1], but blogs as resources to be specific.
I find blogs great to keep up to date... refresh material...
So do you know any blogs who tackle math-related programming problems...
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Inheritance, Parent-Child and Overriding...
===
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> A child is only allowed to augment
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> A child is never allowed to remove
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> this i... | 0 | [
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Eclipse debug-time classpath problem: How do you include a dependent project's output into a web project's runtime classpath?
===
So I started with a web services project (just a dynamic web project) that builds and debugs correctly from eclipse. We've pulled a chunk of common code out that we want to put into a shar... | 0 | [
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Can you mock requests with NUnit in webforms?
===
Can you do mock page requests with NUnit with webforms?
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Difference between Hashing a Password and Encrypting it
===
The current top-voted to [this question](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/325862/what-are-the-most-common-security-mistakes-programmers-make) states:
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