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Ruby Net::HTTP - Read only x number of bytes of the body
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It seems like the methods of Ruby's Net::HTTP are all or nothing when it comes to reading the body of a web page. How can I read, say, the just the first 100 bytes of the body?
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Way to Alt-Tab through all applications in Virtual and Host PC
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I am using VirtualPc 2007 more and more, the one annoyance is "Alt-Tab".
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In Struts 1.3, what's the best way for the Controller to fill the View with variables ?
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I've just inherited some old Struts code.
If Struts (1.3) follows the MVC pattern, how do the Action classes fill the View with variables to render in HTML ?
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Smooth ProgressBar in WPF
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I'm using the ProgressBar control in a WPF application and I'm getting this old, Windows 3.1 Progress*Blocks* thing. In VB6, there was a property to show a *smooth* ProgressBar. Is there such a thing for WPF? | 0 | [
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Best way to do a multilingual site in ASP.net
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I need to do a multilingual website, with urls like
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www.domain.com/es/home.aspx for spanish
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Should Tables be avoided in HTML at any cost?
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It is advisable to use tables in HTML pages (now that we have CSS)?
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Poll: ASP.Net Data Access Methodologies
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With .Net 3.5 SP1 adding Entity Data Model as an option for data access we are now faced with several out of the box options; EDM, LINQ-to-SQL, Typed Datasets, pure ADO.Net.
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whats the best linux distribution for ruby on rails development and hosting ?
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I would like to know if there is a particular distribution thats more suited (has more utilities) for development and deployment of websites created using ruby on rails and javascripts
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Is there a way to override the empty constructor in a class generated by LINQtoSQL?
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If I have a table in my database called 'Users', there will be a class generated by LINQtoSQL called 'User' with an already declared empty constructor.
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Prefetch instructions on ARM
===
Newer ARM processors include the PLD and PLI instructions.
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Change report data visibility based on rendering format in Reporting Services
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Is it possible to hide or exclude certain data from a report if it's being rendered in a particular format (csv, xml, excel, pdf, html).
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When Hibernate flushes a Session, how does it decide which objects in the session are dirty?
===
My understanding of Hibernate is that as objects are loaded from the DB they are added to the Session. At various points, depending on your configuration, the session is flushed. At this point, modified objects are written... | 0 | [
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Hosting a website on your own server
===
Is there a detailed guide which explains how to host a website on your own server on linux.
I have currently hosted it on one of the commerical web-hosts.
Also the domain is registered to a different vendor.
Thanks | 0 | [
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Is learning Assembly Language worth the effort?
===
Please explain/exemplify your answers. If yes, what architecture do you recommend to get started with? | 0 | [
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Why is it impossible to override a getter-only property and add a setter?
===
Why did Microsoft choose not to allow:
public abstract class BaseClass
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public abstract int Bar { get;}
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public class ConcreteClass : BaseClass
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public overrid... | 0 | [
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Big pdf attachemts in e-mails from SAP
===
I use ABAP program to send e-mail invoices to our customers.
Invoice is pdf attachment created by function SX\_OBJECT\_CONVERT\_OTF\_PDF.
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Extension Methods not working for an interface
===
Inspired by the MVC storefront the latest project I'm working on is using extension methods on IQueryable to filter results.
I have this interface;
IPrimaryKey
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int ID { get; }
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and I have this extension method
public static IPri... | 0 | [
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What impact (if any) does Delphi 2009's switch to Unicode have on executable size and memory footprint?
===
Here's one from the "No question's too dumb" department:
Well, as the subject says: Is there an impact? If so, how much? Will all the string literals I have in my code and in my DFM resources now take up twic... | 0 | [
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Perforce. Getting the file status in the sandbox.
===
I am new to Perforce and I am only used to CVS.
Question :
How can I figure out the state of the files in my client, I want to know if the file needs an updated, or patched, or modified etc. In CVS, I used to simply run "cvs -n -q update . > file". Later loo... | 0 | [
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How to catch ALL exceptions/crashes in a .NET app
===
I have a .NET console app app that is crashing and displaying a message to the user.
All of my code is in a try{<code>} catch(Exception e){<stuff>} block, but still errors are occasionally displayed.
In a Win32 app, you can capture all possible exceptions/cras... | 0 | [
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has anyone tried transactional memory for C++
===
I was checking out Intel's "whatif" site and their Transactional Memory compiler (each thread has to make atomic commits or rollback the system's memory, like a Database would), it seems like a promising way to replace locks and mutexes but I can't find many testimonia... | 0 | [
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Is it possible to drag and drop from/to outside a Flash applet with JavaScript?
===
Let's say I want a web page that contains a Flash applet and I'd like to drag and drop some objects from or to the rest of the web page, is this at all possible?
Bonus if you know a website somewhere that does that! | 0 | [
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Reviews for programmable, tiling window manager ion3
===
I find the concept of the programmable, tiling, keyboard-focuessed window manager [ion3](http://www.modeemi.fi/~tuomov/ion/) very appealing, but I think it takes some time to customize it to your needs until you can really evaluate this totally different UI-conc... | 0 | [
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svn over HTTP proxy
===
I'm on laptop (Ubuntu) with a network that use HTTP proxy (only http connections allowed).<br>
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Boost serialization: specifying a template class version
===
I have a template class that I serialize (call it C), for which I want to specify a version for boost serialization. As BOOST_CLASS_VERSION does not work for template classes. I tried this:
namespace boost {
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Is the book "Concepts, Techniques, and Models of Computer Programming" worth reading?
===
I just want to know I some one have read it.
Hard to find, but this link helps.
http://www.google.com/search?hl=sv&client=safari&rls=sv-se&q=Concepts%2C+Techniques%2C+and+Models+of+Computer+Programming+pdf&btnG=Sök&lr=
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Best server-side framework for heavy RIA based application?
===
What do the collective beleive to be the best platform to use as a backend to AJAX / Flex / Silverlight applications and why?
We are undergoing a technology review and I would like to know some other opinions.
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Python + DNS : Cannot get RRSIG records: No Answer
===
I get DNS records from a Python program, using [DNS
Python](http://www.dnspython.org/)
I can get various DNSSEC-related records:
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>>> myresolver = dns.resolver.Resolver()
>>> myresolver.use_edns(1, 0, 1400)
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Textmate replacement for Windows
===
Are there any good Textmate type programs for the Windows platform? | 4 | [
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Information about how many files to compile before build in Visual Studio
===
How can I figure out, how many files needs to be recompiled **before** I start the build process.
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What is the best physical operating environment for a developer.
===
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[This answer says][1] that Linq is targeted at a slightly different group of developers than NHibernate, Castle, etc.
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===
Is it possible to use Microsoft Entity Framework with Oracle database?
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Best way for allowing subdomain session cookies using Tomcat
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By default tomcat will create a session cookie for the current domain.
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What is the best way to print screens from an ASP.NET page .NET1.1/.NET2.0
===
I have seen examples of printing from a windows application but I have not been able to find a good example of any way of doing this.
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===
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===
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If I open files I created in windows, the lines all end with ^M.
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===
What are the best blogs or guides to learning the BOSS API?
(Which is used for integrating with Yahoo's search engine?)
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How do I reference a diagram in a DSL T4 template?
===
Google's not coming to my rescue, here, and I just **know** this is the perfect place to ask.
I'm writing a custom DirectiveProcessor for a DSL and I want to be able to access a diagram from within my T4 template.
Within my DirectiveProcessor, I've loaded th... | 0 | [
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Whats the best windows tool for merging RSS Feeds?
===
It seems like such a simple thing, but I can't find any obvious solutions...
I want to be able to take two or three feeds, and then merge then in to a single rss feed, to be published internally on our network.
Is there a simple tool out there that will do t... | 0 | [
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Sharepoint UserProfileManager without Manage User Profiles right
===
I have an issue that is driving me a bit nuts: Using a UserProfileManager as an non-authorized user.
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What are the best methods to ensure our SharePoint implementation is accessible?
===
Are there any blogs, guides, checklists, or controls we should be using to ensure our SharePoint implementation is accessible?
Preferrably to the W3C double A standard, or as close to that as we can get.
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SoundPlayer crash on Vista
===
The following code is causing an intermittent crash on a Vista machine.
using (SoundPlayer myPlayer = new SoundPlayer(Properties.Resources.BEEPPURE))
myPlayer.Play();
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How to read commandline parameters in console application
===
Below are two ways of reading in the commandline parameters. The first is the way that I'm accustom to seeing using the parameter in the main. The second I stumbled on when reviewing code. I noticed that the second assigns the first item in the array to ... | 0 | [
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MySQL tools which ease creation of SQL JOIN statements?
===
Does anyone know tools which look at a MySQL database, show you all the tables graphically and allow you to create complicated JOIN statements via drag-and-drop? | 0 | [
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In WPF, what is the equivelent of Suspend/ResumeLayout();
===
If I am in a function in the code behind, and I want to implement displaying a "Loading..." in the status bar the following makes sense, but as we no from WinForms is a NoNo:
StatusBarMessageText.Text = "Loading Configuration Settings..."; ... | 0 | [
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What files are you allowed to modify in SharePoint 2007?
===
What files can we modify so that our solution is still supported by Microsoft?
Is it allowed to customize error pages?
Can we modify the web.config files to use custom HTTPHandlers?
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Is object mocking used extensively?
===
I am curious about how many of you folks incorporate mocking of objects (frameworks like JMock, NMock, RhinoMocks hand in hand with unit testing frameworks) into your daily development process. What are your experiences?
You see, I develop on top of a GIS (geographic informat... | 0 | [
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How to create an automatic Revision History table in Word 2007
===
Is it possible in Word 2007 to create a revision history table automatically using tack changes or some other method?
e.g.
**Revision History**
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PHP - RSS builder
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I have several RequiredFieldValidators in an ASP.NET 1.1 web application that are firing on the client side when I press the Cancel button, which has the CausesValidation attribute set to "False". How can I get this to stop?
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Any other mainframers here?
===
I started working as a programmer about ten years ago now. Started working for state government and went to a private sector job about three years ago. All cobol, all on the mainframe. I was told time and time again that the mainframe would be dead by now, yet we are in the midst of ... | 0 | [
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===
I have a PHP application that displays a list of options to a user. The list is generated from a simple query against SQL 2000. What I would like to do is have a specific option at the top of the list, and then have the remaining options sorted alphabetically.
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Managing Feature creep
===
Does anyone have any practical suggestions about managing feature creep in GUIs?
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Initializing an array on arbitrary starting index in c#
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Is it possible in c# to initialize an array in, for example, subindex 1?
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Before and After Suite execution hook in jUnit 4.x
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Using Yahoo! Pipes
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Windows CD Burning API
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What's the best/fastest/easiest way to collapse all projects in Visual Studio?
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I'm currently using [DPack][1] as this adds a "Collapse All Projects" option to the Solution node in Solution Explorer. It works pretty well but can take a while to execute and doesn't always collapse everything fully.
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Connecting to Oracle using PHP
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Trip time calculation in relational databases
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Removing static file cachebusting in rails
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Parse tree and grammars information
===
Do anyone know where to find good online resources with examples how to make grammars and parsetrees? Preferebly introductary materials.
Info that is n00b friendly, haven't found anything good with google myself. | 0 | [
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ORA-03113: end-of-file on communication channel after long inactivity in ASP.Net app
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DIV vs TABLE
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It seems to be the [general opinion][1] that tables should not be used for layout in HTML.
Why?
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===
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PHP/mySQL - regular recalcuation of benchmark values as new users submit their data
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I am confronted with a new kind of problem which I haven't encountered yet in my very young programming "career" and would like to know your opinion about how to tackle it best.
**The situation**
A research application (php/mys... | 0 | [
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hibernate insert batch with postgresql
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is there a solution for batch insert via hibernate in partitioned postgresql table? currently i'm getting an error like this...
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org.hibernate.StaleStateException: Batch update ... | 0 | [
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ChatFx Lite LicenseException on build server
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Widget notifying other widget(s)
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How should widgets in GWT inform other widgets to refresh themselfs or perform some other action.
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Logging activities in multithreaded applications
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I have a layered application in Java which has a multi thread data access layer which is invoked from different points. A single call to this layer is likely to spawn several threads to parallelize requests to the DB.
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What's wrong with foreign keys?
===
I remember hearing Joel mention in the podcast that he'd barely ever used a foreign key (if I remember correctly). However, to me they seem pretty vital to avoid duplication and subsequent data integrity problems throughout your database.
Do people have some solid reasons as to w... | 0 | [
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Reading PDF documents in .Net
===
Is there an open source library that helps me reading/parsing PDF documents in .Net/C#? | 0 | [
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Entity Framework and Application Architecture (loose coupling, etc)
===
I am considering to apply Entity Framework in a new project because I liked its OR/M-API as well as the storage/conceptual model mapping-capabilities (plus Linq of course and Entity SQL).
But how can loose coupling be achieved betwen the UI lay... | 0 | [
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File and directory with same name in same parent directory - Solaris 8, ufs
===
Ok, I have been working with Solaris for a 10+ years, and have never seen this...
I have a directory listing which includes both a file and subdirectory with the same name:
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Which heap size do you prefer ?
===
I know there is no "right" heap size, but which heap size do you use in your applications (application type, jdk, os)? | 0 | [
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How to insert XmlCursor content to DOM Document
===
Some API returns me XmlCursor pointing on root of XML Document. I need to insert all of this into another org.w3c.DOM represented document.
At start:
XmlCursor poiting on
<code>
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some text
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Embedding Live Video from an IP WebCam
===
We are using a Sony SNC-RZ30N IP-based webcam to monitor osprey nests and would like to stream the video feed via our own webserver.
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Should you administer IQ tests to programmers during the interview process?
===
How many companies are using IQ tests to rate prospective programmers?
How would you weight an IQ test vs. education, experience, etc.?
Are there any legal issues that come into play with this kind of thing?
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Looking for an alternative matlab editor.
===
the original editors disadvantages:
* virtually no code completion available
* does not run OS native - but in X-Environment (shortcuts, copy&paste problems, keymappings, non intuitive window-managing)
* refactoring tools
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How to set up the browser scrollbar to scroll part of a page?
===
I've seen this done in a few sites, an example is [artofadambetts.com][1]. The scroll bar on the page scrolls only an element of the page, not the entire page. I looked at the source and havent't been able to figure it out yet. How is this done?
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Is there a serializable generic Key/Value pair class in .NET?
===
I'm looking for a key/value pair object that I can include in a web service.
I tried using .NET's `System.Collections.Generic.KeyValuePair<>` class, but it does not properly serialize in a web service. In a web service, the Key and Value properties a... | 0 | [
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mysqldump | mysql yields 'too many open files' error. Why?
===
I have a RHEL 5 system with a fresh new hard drive I just dedicated to the MySQL server. To get things started, I used "mysqldump --host otherhost -A | mysql", even though I noticed the manpage never explicitly recommends trying this (mysqldump into a fil... | 0 | [
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How can I get the unique values of an array in .net?
===
Say I've got this array:
MyArray(0)="aaa"
MyArray(1)="bbb"
MyArray(2)="aaa"
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Codeplex/Sourceforge for internal use
===
I'm looking for a free/open source collaborative project manager that can be deployed internally in my workplace that would act similar to Codeplex or Sourceforge. Does anyone know of something like this, and if so do you have experience with it.
**Requirements:**
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Best way to implement a 3-column website using <DIV> tags?
===
I'm developing a 3-column website using a layout like this:
<div id='left' style='left: 0; width: 150px; '> ... </div>
<div id='middle' style='left: 150px; right: 200px' > ... </div>
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In what situations would you get different users seeing different rows in a table on SQL Server?
===
SQL Server Version 2000.
We've a bunch of desktops talking to MSSQL Server. When looking for a specific record, some desktops return the correct data, but some do not.
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How much time do you spend in Reflector? (.NET)
===
As a consultant I get to toy around with many different products and APIs as the customer demands we use X and Y. I think it is great fun and I learn a lot from it.
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WPF 3.5 WebBrowser control and ZIndex
===
I'm trying to figure out why the <WebBrowser> control does not honor ZIndex.
Example 1 - which works fine
<Canvas>
<Rectangle Canvas.ZIndex="1" Height="400" Width="600" Fill="Yellow"/>
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