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T-SQL: How do I get the rows from one table whose values completely match up with values in another table?
===
Given the following:
declare @a table
(
pkid int,
value int
)
declare @b table
(
otherID int,
value int
)
insert into @a values ... | 0 | [
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Is GnuPG compatible with McAfee eBusiness Server 7.1?
===
Right now, we're using PGP command line 9.0. Does anybody know if GnuPG will work? It'd be a lot cheaper. | 0 | [
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TIGER shapefiles - using and interpreting
===
I know *of* the US GIS TIGER file format from years ago, but have never used it.
I'm very shortly going to need to very quickly implement simple geocoding and vector graphics of roads and other features.
- Where do I go for information - are there tutorials, exampl... | 0 | [
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How do I merge a 2D array in Python into one string with List Comprehension?
===
List Comprehension for me seems to be like the opaque block of granite that regular expressions are for me. I need pointers.
Say, I have a 2D list:
li = [[0,1,2],[3,4,5],[6,7,8]]
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What is Your Favourite Area of the Java API?
===
I'm curious to know what other Java programmers feel is their favorite part of the language, why they feel that way, and why other programmers should want an intimate knowledge of it as well. I'm looking for reasons like simplicity, performance, etc. Thanks. | 0 | [
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Favorite Bash Prompt
===
What are some elements in your favorite bash prompt?
I like to have an indicator of the success of the most recent command, like so (in .bashrc):
function exitstatus {
EXITSTATUS="$?"
BOLD="\[\033[1m\]"
RED="\[\033[1;31m\]"
GREEN="\[\e[32;1m\]... | 4 | [
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Communicating between Java and Flash without a Flash-specific server
===
I have Java and Flash client applications. What is the best way for the two to communicate without special Flash-specific servers such as BlazeDS or Red5? I am looking for a light client-only solution. | 0 | [
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How does Authorize.net Silent POST work?
===
Authorize.net offers a "Silent POST" feature for their Automated Recurring Billing. It's supposed to POST data to a url of your choosing, telling you whether they were able to charge the customer, how much, etc. The problem is, it isn't very well documented.
- Is there a... | 0 | [
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Automate a Ruby Gem install that has input
===
I am trying to install the ibm_db gem so that I can access DB2 from Ruby. When I try:
sudo gem install ibm_db
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<pre>
Select which gem to install for your platform (i486-linux)
1. ibm_db 0.10.0 (ruby)
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How do you implement a before_filter in Rails which gets only executed if a template is rendered?
===
I want to store the current URL in a session variable to reference the previous visited page.
If I store every URL (via a before_filter on ApplicationController), also actions which end in a redirect (create, updat... | 0 | [
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ResultSet not closed when connection closed?
===
I ve been doing code review (mostly using tools like FindBug) of one of our pet projects and FindBug marked following code as errorneus (pseudocode_):
Connection conn = dataSource.getConnection();
try{
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Is it possible to share the same bash history file instance amongst all the terminal windows in real time? I want commands executed in one window to be available to all other terminal windows without having to restart them. | 0 | [
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Flex: Custom Item Renderer For Combobox controls truncates text
===
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SSRS - ReportViewer LocalReport Set SubReport parameter value
===
How can you programmatically set the parameters for a subreport? For the top-level report, you can do the following:
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Specifying location of new inlineshape in Word VBA?
===
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Currently,... | 0 | [
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How can I get full string value of variable in VC6 watch window?
===
I'm wanting to get the full value of a char[] variable in the VC6 watch window, but it only shows a truncated version. I can copy the value from a debug memory window, but that contains mixed lines of hex and string values. Surely there is a better ... | 0 | [
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Localize Strings in Javascript
===
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Can yum be used to list the contents of a package?
===
I know how to use rpm to list the contents of a package `(rpm -qpil package.rpm)`. Is there any way to do this with yum?
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SQL Server 2005 - clicking on job->Properties yields "New Job" window.
===
Recently, I've started having a problem with my SQL Server 2005 client running on Windows XP where right-clicking on any job and selecting Properties instead brings me to the New Job window. Also, if I select "View History", I get the history ... | 0 | [
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System.Convert.ToInt vs (int)
===
I noticed in another post, someone had done something like:
double d = 3.1415;
int i = Convert.ToInt32(Math.Floor(d));
Why did they use the convert function, rather than:
double d = 3.1415;
int i = (int)d;
which has an implicit floor and convert.
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How do I troubleshoot performance problems with an Oracle SQL statement
===
I have two insert statements, almost exactly the same, which run in two different schemas on the same Oracle instance. What the insert statement looks like doesn't matter - I'm looking for a troubleshooting strategy here.
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How Do Optional Parameters in VB.NET Work
===
Let's say we have the following method declaration:
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Polymorphic Models in Ruby on Rails?
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For a project I'm working on, the store has two types of products - a real product and a group of products.
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Integration Testing Http Proxy Server
===
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When to use Windows Workflow Foundation?
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Some things are easier to implement just by hand (code), but some are easier through WWF. It looks like WWF can be used to create (almost) any kind of algorithm. So (theoretically) I can do all my logic in WWF, but it's probably a bad idea to do it for all projects.
In w... | 0 | [
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Lowest cost Windows VPS hosting?
===
For a while, I thought I'd host stuff at home because I can do whatever I want. However, hurricane Ike knocked out my power for a week, and I've finally realized this situation won't work.
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How do you increase the maximum heap size for the javac process in Borland JBuilder 2005/2006
===
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Maximum # of Results in a Sitecore Droplink field?
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In Sitecore 6, one of my templates contains a "Droplink" field bound to the results of a particular sitecore query. This query currently returns approximately 200 items.
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Finding GDI/User resource usage from a crash dump
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What is "Best Practice" For Comparing to Instances of a Reference Type?
===
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===
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===
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===
What are the benefits of doing static code analysis on your source code? I was playing around with FxCop and I was wondering if there any benefits beyond making sure you are following the coding standards. | 0 | [
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I can't find any good ones in sourceforge :( Anyone has any success with open source (or retail) database diff tool? | 0 | [
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I have noticed that cURL in PHP returns different data when told to output to a file via `CURLOPT_FILE` as it does when told to send the output to a string via `CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER`.
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How do you troubleshoot WPF UI problems?
===
I'm working on a WPF application that sometimes exhibits odd problems and appears to *hang* in the UI. It is inconsistent, it happens in different pages, but it happens often enough that it is a big problem. I should mention that it is not a true hang as described below.
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===
I have a co-worker that maintains that TRUE used to be defined as 0 and all other values were FALSE. I could swear that every language I've worked with, if you could even get a value for a boolean, that the value for FALSE is 0. Did TRUE used to be 0? If so, when did we switch? | 0 | [
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how do I query multiple SQL tables for a specific key-value pair?
===
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how can I use debugbreak() in C#.
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How do I match one letter or many in a PHP preg_split style regex
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I'm having an issue with my regex.
I want to capture <% some stuff %> and i need what's inside the <% and the %>
This regex works quite well for that.
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I know about `all` and `choice`, but they don't account for a case where I do want some elements to be able to occur more than once, such as:
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java.io.Console support in Eclipse IDE
===
I use the Eclipse IDE to develop, compile, and run my Java projects. Today, I'm trying to use the java.io.Console class to manage output and, more importantly, user input.
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xul: open a local html file relative to "myapp.xul" in xul browser
===
in short: **is there any way to find the current directory full path of a xul application?**
long explanation:
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===
We are building a training website where we need to track viewers watching videos and store detailed info about the viewing (when they paused, if they watched the whole video etc)
What should we consider when deciding between the two technologies?
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Trialware/licensing strategies
===
I wrote a utility for photographers that I plan to sell online pretty cheap ($10). I'd like to allow the user to try the software out for a week or so before asking for a license. Since this is a personal project and the software is not very expensive, I don't think that purchasing t... | 0 | [
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How do I change the build directory that MSBuild uses under Team Foundation Build?
===
I'm getting the following error when trying to build my app using Team Foundation Build:
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How do I run another web site or web service side by side with Sharepoint?
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I'm getting a 404 error when trying to run another web service on an IIS 6 server which is also running Sharepoint. I'm pretty sure this is an issue with sharepoint taking over IIS configuration. Is there a way to make a certain web servi... | 0 | [
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Apache module FORM handling in C
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I'm implementing an Apache 2.0.x module in C, to interface with an existing product we have. I need to handle FORM data, most likely using POST but I want to handle the GET case as well.
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How do you install Boost on MacOS?
===
How do you install Boost on MacOS?
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Performance of try-catch in php
===
What kind of performance implications are there to consider when using try-catch statements in php 5?
I've read some old and seemingly conflicting information on this subject on the web before. A lot of the framework I currently have to work with was created on php 4 and lacks m... | 0 | [
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SQL Query Help: Transforming Dates In A Non-Trivial Way
===
I have a table with a "Date" column, and I would like to do a query that does the following:
If the date is a **Monday**, **Tuesday**, **Wednesday**, or **Thursday**, the displayed date should be shifted up by 1 day, as in <pre>DATEADD(day, 1, [Date])</pre... | 0 | [
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Any automated tool for silverlight xap deployment with web services
===
Does anyone know of any tools, or even good processes for deploying Web Services and Silverlight applications that rely on those, and have it be able to automatically change the web services url and port nunbers in the config files automatically?
... | 0 | [
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Objective-C switch using objects?
===
I'm doing some Objective-C programming that involves parsing an NSXmlDocument and populating an objects properties from the result.
First version looked like this:
if([elementName compare:@"companyName"] == 0)
[character setCorporationName:currentElementText];
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URLSCAN question
===
I have uriscan installed on my Win2003 server and it is blocking an older ColdFusion script. The log entry has the following--
2008-09-19 00:16:57 66.82.162.13 1416208729 GET /Admin/Uploads/Mountain/Wolf%2520Creek%2520gazeebo.jpg Rejected URL+is+double+escaped URL - -
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Why won't my package upgrade with yum?
===
I'm trying to upgrade a package using yum on Fedora 8. The package is "elfutils". Here's what I have installed locally:
$ yum info elfutils
Installed Packages
Name : elfutils
Arch : x86_64
Version: 0.130
Release: 3.fc8
Size : 436 k
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Tips on refactoring an outdated database schema
===
Being stuck with a legacy database schema that no longer reflects your data model is every developer's nightmare. Yet with all the talk of refactoring code for maintainability I have not heard much of refactoring outdated database schemas.
What are some tips on... | 4 | [
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VB6 error : Error accessing the system registry
===
In visual basic 6, when I attempt to access Project > References, it throws an error
"Error accessing system registry"
I'm logged in as the local computer administrator running windows XP professional and I can execute regedt32.exe and access all the registry... | 0 | [
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Information on how to use margins
===
I need some info on how to use margins and how exactly "padding" works:<br> <br>
For example: should I put a line to occupate the whole width of the page (no matter what resolution is used to display the web page) letting just a small border on each side, how could I put this?
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How to generate all permutations of a list in Python
===
How do you generate all the permutations of a list in Python, independently of the type of elements in that list.
For example:
permutations ([])
[]
permutations ([1,])
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How Do I Download the Source for BIRT?
===
The Eclipse projects are all stored in the Eclipse Foundation CVS servers. Using the source is a great way to debug your code and to figure out how to do new things.
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Memory footprint issues with JAVA, JNI, and C application
===
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Flash - Drag Two Movieclips at Once?
===
I'm trying to create a map application similar to <a href="http://flashden.net/item/zoom-pan-controls-with-dynamic-image-settings/15713">this</a>. Click the SWF Preview tab on the left of the image. Specifically, noticed how you can pan around, and the clickable buttons on the ... | 0 | [
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Version control for binaries
===
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Free SQL Server development tools
===
I usually use Management Studio and SQLCMD to work with SQL Server. For the most part, they work for me. I'm just kind of curious what else is out there. I just want to find out if there are any needs I have that are unfulfilled. So what are some helpful SQL Server tools? The... | 0 | [
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Applying Styles To ListItems in CheckBoxList
===
How can styles be applied to CheckBoxList ListItems. Unlike other controls, such as the Repeater where you can specify <ItemStyle>, you can't seem to specify a style for each individual control.
Is there some sort of work around? | 0 | [
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For std::map, how will insert behave if it has to resize the container and the memory is not available?
===
For std::map, how will insert behave if it has to resize the container and the memory is not available? | 0 | [
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Is there a way to force a style to a div element which already has a style="" attribute
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I'm trying to skin HTML output which I don't have control over. One of the elements is a DIV with a style="overflow: auto" attribute. Is there a way in CSS to force that DIV to use "overflow: hidden"? | 0 | [
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Mod-rewrites on apache: change all URLs
===
Right now I'm doing something like this:
RewriteRule ^/?logout(/)?$ logout.php
RewriteRule ^/?config(/)?$ config.php
I would much rather have one rules that would do the same thing for each url, so I don't have to keep adding them every time I add a new file.
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Cannot store load test results in a TFS 2005 results store
===
I've setup a results store and when I publish results of a load test, I can't view the published test details.
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Oriented Bounding Box vs Oriented Bounding Box intersection test (c/c++)
===
I'd like an optimized implementation for this test. It need not conform exactly to this prototype.
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===
BITS, the Windows background intelligent transfer service.
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Calling PHP functions within HEREDOC strings
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Warm Backup
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Are .css files always needed? Or may I have a .css "basic" file and store other style items inside the HTML page?
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Accessing Greasemonkey metadata from within your script?
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CVS and VS.Net 2008 - integration options
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I'd like to increase developers' "comfort level" in our team a bit.
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Does the iPhone SDK allow hardware access to the dock connector?
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How to configure ResourceBundleViewResolver in Spring Framework 2.0
===
Everywhere I look always the same explanation pop ups.<br/>
Configure the view resolver.
<bean id="viewMappings"
class="org.springframework.web.servlet.view.ResourceBundleViewResolver">
<property name="basename" value="views" />
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What's a good alternative to security questions?
===
> From [Wired][1] magazine:
>
> ...the Palin hack didn't require any
> real skill. Instead, the hacker simply
> reset Palin's password using her
> birthdate, ZIP code and information
> about where she met her spouse -- the
> security question on her Yahoo
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Sort on a string that may contain a number
===
I need to write a Java Comparator class that compares Strings, however with one twist. If the two strings it is comparing are the same at the beginning and end of the string are the same, and the middle part that differs is an integer, then compare based on the numeric v... | 0 | [
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Accessing a Collection Through Reflection
===
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Run MySQLDump without Locking Tables
===
I want to copy a live production database into my local development database. Is there a way to do this without locking the production database?
I'm currently using:
mysqldump -u root --password=xxx -h xxx my_db1 | mysql -u root --password=xxx -h localhost my_db1
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What is a good tutorial/howto on .net / c# socket programming.
===
I'm porting old VB6 code that uses the Winsock control to C#. I haven't done any socket programming and I wonder if anyone has a good reference/tutorial/howto that I can use to start getting up to speed.
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What does -> mean?
===
I've been trying to get into F# on and off for awhile but I keep getting put off. Why?
Because no matter which 'beginners' resource I try to look at I see very simple examples that start using the operator ->
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Any good SQL Anywhere database schema comparison tools?
===
Are there any good database schema comparison tools out there that support Sybase SQL Anywhere version 10? I've seen a littany of them for SQL Server, a few for MySQL and Oracle, but nothing that supports SQL Anywhere correctly.
I tried using DB Solo, b... | 0 | [
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Do you still use UML? How? What for?
===
Few years back everybody in our shop was *crazy with UML*. Now everybody seems to have cooled off.
I am curious if there is still widespread use of UML in software projects. If so, is this usage limited to whiteboarding? Do you use it for documentation? Do you use tools to g... | 0 | [
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How can I disable the eclipse server startup timeout?
===
By default when using a webapp server in Eclipse Web Tools, the server startup will fail after a timeout of 45 seconds. I can increase this timeout in the server instance properties, but I don't see a way to disable the timeout entirely (useful when debugging ... | 0 | [
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What was the first version of MS Office to officially support Unicode?
===
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Specific Client Detection based on headers. Firefox extension?
===
I have a website in which I want to be able to detect a certain user based upon a permanent attribute of a specific user.
My original plan was to use an ip address but those are difficult to maintain since they can change frequently.
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Why should events in C# take (sender, EventArgs)?
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[It's known][1] that you should declare events that take as parameters (object sender, EventArgs args). Why?
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What are some good security questions?
===
We all know that [security questions suck][1], but still they're often used as the authentication of last resort to reset forgotten passwords. What are some good ones you've used or seen?
Use community owned answers for voting.
[1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions... | 0 | [
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The future of Functional programming
===
Joel Spolsky [praise][1] compiled version of program. How are with the functional programming? What are compilers for functional languages?
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Web application to user instant messaging
===
What options are available for receiving instant alerts from web applications?
I have a time sensitive web application I need to tend to (approving expediated purchase order requests). I have thought of being notified by e-mail and SMS.
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How to determine order for new item?
===
I have a members table in MySQL
CREATE TABLE `members` (
`id` int(10) unsigned NOT NULL auto_increment,
`name` varchar(65) collate utf8_unicode_ci NOT NULL,
`order` tinyint(3) unsigned NOT NULL default '0',
PRIMARY KEY (`id`)
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Lines of Code
===
We want to invite a third party for reviewing our code and they want to know a ball park figure of number of lines of code we have in all our applications !
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