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What is a good application programming problem to solve for beginners?
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I have been programming on and off for some years, mainly with game development. Now I am interested in refining my skills in *application development*, and I feel like getting down and dirty with creating at least one usable application. I am ... | 0 | [
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adding html to my RSS/Atom feed in Rails
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The default rails XML builder escapes all html so something like:
atom_feed do |feed|
@stories.each do |story|
feed.entry story do |entry|
entry.title story.title
entry.content "<b>foo</b>"
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end
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Why do I need to SEM_PRIORITY_Q when using a VxWorks inversion safe mutex?
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In VxWorks, I am creating a mutex with the SEM INVERSION SAFE option, to protect against the priority inversion problem.
The manual says that I **must** also use the SEM PRIORITY Q option. Why is that?
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Rsync on Windows - Socket operation on non-socket
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I get the following error when trying to run the latest Cygwin version of rsync in Windows XP SP2. The error occurs for attempts at both local and remote syncs. Any advice on how to fix/workaround it?
<pre>
bash-3.2$ rsync -a dir1 dir2
rsync: Failed to dup/clo... | 0 | [
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Performance of SOAP vs. XML-RPC or REST
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The arguments about the simplicity of solutions using XML-RPC or REST are easy to understand and hard to argue with.
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How do I get USB device inserted and removed events in a service without hearing my hard drive being accessed repeatedly on some O/S's?
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I use this code in my Windows Service to be notified of USB devices being inserted and removed:
WqlEventQuery query = new WqlEventQuery("__InstanceOperationEvent",
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How to find the amount of physical memory occupied by a hash in perl?
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I have a perl script where I maintain a very simple cache using a hash table. I would like to clear the hash once it occupies more than n bytes, to avoid perl (32 bit) running out of memory and crashing.
I can do a check on the number of key... | 0 | [
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Does the tee command always wait for EOF?
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I'd like to log the output of a command to <code>stdout</code> as well as to a log file. I've got Cygwin installed and I'm trying to use the <code>tee</code> command to accomplish this.
devenv mysolution.sln /build myproject "Release|Win32" | tee build.log
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How can new trademarks affect non-trademarked software?
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Assumption:
* The new trademark is within the software domain.
* No trademarks existed when the software was named and release.
First, are the any requirements for the trademark applicant to survey established names?
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Porting Windows software to Embedded/Realtime Operating Systems
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I have an existing codebase targeting a Windows environment and with an eye to the future, would like to make this as cross platform as possible.
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What are the principles guiding your error handling policy?
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**There is a lot of relativity involved in working with exceptions.** Beyond low level APIs where exceptions cover errors raised from hardware and the OS there is a shady area where the programmer decides what constitutes an exception and what is a normal... | 0 | [
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Do you ever use the volatile keyword in Java?
===
In work today, I came across the volatile keyword in Java. Not being very familiar with it, I found this explaination: http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/java/library/j-jtp06197.html
Given the detail in which that article explains the keyword in question, do you ever... | 0 | [
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Why are fixnums in emacs only 29 bits?
===
And why don't they change it?
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I would like to serialize and deserialize objects without having to worry about the entire class graph.
Flexibility is key.
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Algorithm to blend gradient filled corners in image
===
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Can Seam 2.0.2sp1 apps run on Tomcat 5.5.9 with JBoss Embedded?
===
I'm trying to run the Tomcat with JBoss Embedded jpa booking example. I run the build and deploy the war. I then get the following error:
<pre>
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How can I give java.util.Random a specific seed in thirdparty classes?
===
I have a Java program that loads thirdparty class files (classes I did not write) and executes them. These classes often use `java.util.Random`, which by default generates random starting seed values every time it gets instantiated. For reason... | 0 | [
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Why unicode() uses str() on my object only with no encoding given?
===
I start by creating a string variable with some **non-ascii** *utf-8* encoded data on it:
>>> text = 'á'
>>> text
'\xc3\xa1'
>>> text.decode('utf-8')
u'\xe1'
Using `unicode()` on it raises errors...
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Is it safe to use the Administrator Tasks in Central Administration?
===
Strange question, but: Sharepoint 2007 greets you with the Administrator Tasks on the Central Administration after installation.
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webpage template where content takes full height of viewport if has 1 line minus footer
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I am looking for a css based web page template where the main content div takes full height of the view port (minus header and footer heights) when its content has few lines. Footer should be at the bottom of the view port (ins... | 0 | [
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Simultaneously monitoring multiple log files (over ssh) on Windows ?
===
I've used poderosa(a .NET terminal app) to monitor logs on multiple linux/solaris servers. This application is NOT getting currently maintained and I've had several problems with it.
I'm wondering what other users do to simultaneously monito... | 0 | [
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===
What I'm trying to do with MRS is to teach myself some basic AI; what I want to do is to make a rocket entity, with things such as vectored exhaust, and staging. Anyone have an idea on how to make an entity that can fly? Or do I just need to cons... | 0 | [
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How to get PHPMyAdmin to show MySQL warnings?
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I use PHPMyAdmin for convenience in updating a remote database.
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I'm using 2.... | 0 | [
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How to convert original image into sepia effect and negative effect.
I saw the android code for that but I want it in Blackberry.
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I need to serialise an object to the following XML in .Net.
Probably the easiest way is to implement IXMLSerializable due to the control I need over the end result.... What do I need to do to output in the following schema:
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php: Adding status 2
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Anyone can help me with this, i have here status 0 and status 1 now
**Status 0**: Not my friend
**Status 1**: My friend
And i need
**Status 2**: ADDED TO FRIEND LIST (we send friend request but row status is 0)
Please check query bellow...
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I have several delimiters. For example {del1, del2, del3 }.
Suppose I have text : Text1 del1 text2 del2 text3 del3
I want to split string in such way:
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Calling function with changing input parameters in a loop Matlab
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I have caught myself in a issue, I know its not that difficult but I couldnt figure out how to implement it. I have an m file that looks like
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Jquery detect if keyboard key is held down
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Javascript Alert box is not showing
===
I am currently learning Object oriented Javascript but it seems that the alert is not working. what is the problem here?
<
html>
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in Rails : Retreive user input from a form that isn't associated with a Model, use the result within the controller.
===
Here's a simplified version of what I'm trying to do :
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How to make sure a font exists before using it with .NET
===
I have a VB.NET Windows Forms project that at one point paints text directly to onto the form at runtime. Before I paint with the font though, I want to make sure that the font and font-size exists on the user's machine. If they don't, I'll try a few other s... | 0 | [
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Anybody got an Actionscript 3 Youtube API / wrapper?
===
Google / Youtube has an API for Youtube for javascript and Actionscript 2.
Unfortunately this API is not compatible with Actionscript 3 without a wrapper - which google does not themselves provide.
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How to bundle a python application including dependencies for windows?
===
I want to provide an MSI installer that contains my application, the package dependencies of the application and possibly the python installer for windows.
What things should I be looking at to archieve that? python setup.py bdist_wininst se... | 0 | [
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Best way to determine if a web domain is available?
===
I am writing some code to determine whether a network domain is registered. For example, I want to check if "Google123.com" is available. There are at least two ways I can do this programatically, but I'm not sure which is more valid:
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I want my C# Windows Service to automatically update itself.
===
Is there a framework that can be used to enable a C# Windows Service to automatically check vor a newer version and upgrade itself? I can certainly write code to accomplish this, but I am looking for a framework that has already been implemented and (mo... | 0 | [
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Unit Testing File Modifications
===
A common task in programs I've been working on lately is modifying a text file in some way. (Hey, I'm on Linux. Everything's a file. And I do large-scale system admin.)
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Standard concise way to copy a file in Java?
===
It has always bothered me that the only way to copy a file in Java involves opening streams, declaring a buffer, reading in one file, looping through it, and writing it out to the other steam. The web is littered with similar, yet still slightly different implementatio... | 0 | [
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What do you use to protect your .NET code from reverse engineering?
===
For a while we were using a tool called CodeVeil. I'm just wondering if there are better alternatives out there. | 4 | [
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Unit Testing Guidelines
===
Does anyone know of where to find unit testing guidelines and recommendations? I'd like to have something which addresses the following:
* Should tests be in the same project as application logic?
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what is j2ee?
===
Ok stupid question but...
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Whats a good value for 'identity increment' for an 'Orders' table
===
Whats a good value for an identity increment for an 'Orders' table? (orders as in shopping cart orders)
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Any experiences with Intel's Threading Building Blocks
===
Intel's [Threading Building Blocks (TBB)][1] open source library looks really interesting. Even though there's even an [O'Reilly Book][2] about the subject I don't hear about a lot of people using it. I'm interested in using it for some multi-level parallel ... | 0 | [
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Adobe Captivate 3 Typing Sound viewing a recording
===
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How do I make WISA act like LAMP (Protecting .mp3s on IIS)
===
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Know Any Great Blogging Tools?
===
I've been blogging for about a year now. After a month I realized that I wasn't a huge fan of wysiwyg editors provided by blogger and typepad. Since then I've been using [Windows Live Writer][1] for authoring content and [Google Prettify][2] for syntax highlighting.
**Are there an... | 2 | [
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How many Python classes should I put in one file?
===
I'm used to the Java model where you can have one public class per file. Python doesn't have this restriction, and I'm wondering what's the best practice for organising classes. | 0 | [
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Blogging About Programming: How To Do It Without Getting Fired (Discreetly Talking About Work Projects)
===
So I was just reading [this question][1] and several people suggest starting a blog as a good way to help yourself and others growing your programming knowledge. I have also seen several bloggers talk about usin... | 4 | [
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Making code internal but available for unit testing from other projects
===
We put all of our unit tests in their own projects. We find that we have to make certain classes public instead of internal just for the unit tests. Is there anyway to avoid having to do this. What are the memory implication by making class... | 0 | [
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How to draw custom button in Window Titlebar with Windows Forms?
===
How do you draw a custom button next to the minimize, maximize and close buttons within the Titlebar of the Form?
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How can I get source and variable values in ruby tracebacks?
===
Here's the last few frames of a typical Ruby on Rails traceback:
![application trace][1]
And here are the last few frames of a typical Nevow traceback in Python:
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What sorts of simple IDL parsers / code generators are available for C / C++ code?
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Shared File Database Suggestion (Windows)
===
<p>I would like to build and deploy a database application for Windows based systems, but need to live within the following constraints:</p>
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Should I use internal or public visibility by default?
===
I'm a pretty new C# and .Net developer. I recently created an MMC snapin using C# and was gratified by how easy it was to do, especially after hearing a lot of horror stories by some other developers in my organisation about how hard it is to do in C++.
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Is the Unity Framework any good for Inversion of Control?
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I have been using IoC for a little while now and I am curious if I should use Microsoft's Unity framework. Does anyone have experience using it? So for I have been copying my IoC container code from project to project but I think it would be better to usi... | 0 | [
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How can I lookup data about a book from its barcode number?
===
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How do I read a file over a network that is in use/locked by another process in c#?
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I have two threads, one needs to poll a bunch of separate static resources looking for updates. The other one needs to get the data and store it in the database. How can thread 1 tell thread 2 that there is something to process? | 0 | [
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Predict next auto-inserted row id (sqlite)
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I'm trying to find if there is a reliable way (using sqlite) to find the ID of the next row to be inserted, *before it gets inserted*. I need to use the id for another insert statement, but don't have the option of instantly inserting and getting the next row.
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Detect And Remove Rootkit
===
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Is there a reference for the SharePoint XSLT extension functions?
===
There are a couple of different .NET XSLT functions that I see used in the out of the box SharePoint web parts (RSS Viewer and Data View web part).
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How do you know if you are a bad programmer? Or how do you tell someone they are?
===
It is a seemingly taboo subject. I imagine I want people to tell me I have a bad idea or did something totally wrong... but no one ever does. Of course I am part of the same problem, a good friend of mine is really smart, reads tec... | 4 | [
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===
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===
I'm in the process of redesigning my blog. I'm trying to implement an outdent of the first letter of the first paragraph of the body text. Where I'm stuck is in getting consistent spacing between the first letter and the rest of the paragraph. Basically, the problem is ... | 0 | [
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===
I am currently learning math and physics along with programming. Some of it is definitely useful for my programming related projects, especially the (hobby) games that I make, but not all.
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Commercial uses for grid computing?
===
I keep hearing from associates about grid computing which, from what I can gather, is highly distributed stuff along the lines of SETI@Home.
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Code review addin for Visual Studio
===
This isn't so much as a question, as an idea which I think would be helpful. I decided to post it here to get feedback on the idea. I'm not sure if this isn't exactly the right place to post it, but I wanted to see what you guys think.
My idea is to create an code checkin pol... | 0 | [
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An algorithm to generate a game map from individual images
===
I am designing a game to be played in the browser.
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![game map][1]
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Does WCF play well with Java?
===
Which of the WCF Service Protocols work well with Java?
Is it only the WebServices? Or does TCP work as well?
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Does WCF support WS-Eventing?
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I know WCF supports many WS-* protocols but WS-Eventing does seem to be listed.
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What columns genrally make good indexes?
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As a follow up to: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/105400/what-are-indexes-and-how-can-i-use-them-to-optimize-queries-in-my-database where I am attempting to learn about indexes, what columns are good index candidates?, specifically for an mssql database?
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How does one add a custom build step to an automake-based project in KDevelop?
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Big-O for Eight Year Olds?
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I want to debug an application in Visual Studio but I only have the source code for 1 class. I only need to step through a single function in that file, but I don't understand what I need to do it. I think the steps are something like this:
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How would one code test and set behavior without a special hardware instruction?
===
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C# - Why is a different dll produced after a clean build, with no code changes?
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When I do a clean build my C# project, the produced dll is different then the previously built one (which I saved separately). No code changes were made, just clean and rebuild.
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How to load a specific version of an assembly
===
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Are units of measurement unique to F#?
===
I was reading Andrew Kennedy's blog post series on <a href="http://blogs.msdn.com/andrewkennedy/archive/2008/08/29/units-of-measure-in-f-part-one-introducing-units.aspx">units of measurement in F#</a> and it makes a lot of sense in a lot of cases. Are there any other languag... | 4 | [
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The Attention Defecit Programmer - Tips for staying on task?
===
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std::unique_ptr<T> incomplete type error
===
I have
template<typename T>
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T data;
std::unique_ptr<node> next; //compile error on incomplete type
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Eclipse marks OpenGL functions cannot be resolved
===
I tried making use of some OpenGL-functions in Eclipse C/C++. some "standard" functions as GlClear are recognized by eclipse, others like glBindBuffer() and glEnableVertexAttribArray() aren't. They are just underlined in red.
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New line and tab characters in python n mac
===
I am printing a string to the python shell on a mac os 10.7.3.
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Android account manager and tornado web server GoogleMixin
===
**tldnr;** Can I use the Android account manager with the Google authentication available in tornado web server?
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iPhone SDK -> RightBarButtonItem disappears when loading view through AppDelegate
===
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Running iOS UIAutomation tests from Jenkins
===
For a while now I've been trying to work out how to run UIAutomation tests from Jenkins - every time I run the build, it builds fine, then it runs my instruments command (using the same command as detailed here ( http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4819000/can-instruments... | 0 | [
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Is the stack corrupted if the EBP frame pointer is NULL?
===
My understanding of stack traces is essentially based on http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1395591/what-is-exactly-the-base-pointer-and-stack-pointer-to-what-do-they-point.
A program I have been helping to develop for years spits out a stack dump when it... | 0 | [
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On an Facebook App, I have enabled the permission read_mailbox for users of my app. I am wondering how to access user's mailbox's?
===
so how can I read a users mailbox from the developer page? | 0 | [
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How do I anonymise a mercurial repository?
===
I have a programming assignment I'm to hand in at my University for the end of this week and they have strict rules about anonymity of the assignments to maintain impartiality, so if my name (or any other obvious identifying info) appears anywhere in the work it may be au... | 0 | [
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matching certain keywords in a string that are not delimited by certain characters
===
In a Java program, I want to find out all the occurrences in a given String of these substrings: $$, or $\d (the symbol '$' followed by an integer).
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converting file size in bytes to human readable
===
I'm using this function to convert file size in bytes to a human readable file size:
function getReadableFileSizeString(fileSizeInBytes) {
var i = -1;
var byteUnits = [' kB', ' MB', ' GB', ' TB', 'PB', 'EB', 'ZB', 'YB'];
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Android Client Server Application Via Bluetooth
===
Where can I get Android application source? I want to find a sample chat application in which Android Mobile act as a client and PC as a server using Bluetooth.
Thank You | 0 | [
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How to repaint a Word 2003 menubar
===
I have a Word 2003 .dot template that changes it's menu based on the condition of the active document.
The DocumentChange, DocumentOpen and NewDocument events of Word.Application trigger setting the .Visible and .Enabled properties of CommandBarButton controls.
On switchin... | 0 | [
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