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interval rails caching
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I need to cache a single page. I've used ActionController's caches_page for this. But now, I'd like to expire AND regenerate it once in every 10 minutes. What are my options? | 0 | [
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How can I choose between GET and POST methods in HTML forms?
===
I wish to know all the pros and contras about using this two methods. In particular the implications on the web security.
Thanks.
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ZX Spectrum AY-3-8912 playback in XNA Game Studio
===
Are there any libraries, pieces of code or suchlike that'll let me play ZX Spectrum .ay files in my XNA Game Studio games? | 0 | [
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Pros and cons of Localisation of technical words ?
===
This question is directed to the non-english speaking people here.
*It is somewhat biased because SO is an "english-speaking" web forum, so... In the other hand, most developers would know english anyway...*
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flex webservice client
===
Has anybody any useful links that can be used to consume a web service using flex?
The easier the solution the better
Thanks
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Can anyone recommend a primer to Erlang?
===
I've recently found myself getting more and more interested in Erlang.
I've purchased a book (Programming in Erlang) and started reading up on the basics. Reading books is time consuming so I am looking to shortcut this a bit and go back to the book later.
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How to get a full call stack?
===
How can I get a full call stack for a c++ application developed with Visual Studio 2005? I would like to have a full call stack including the code in the system libraries.
Do I have to change some settings in Visual Studio, or do I have to install additional software? | 0 | [
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===
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Comparison between Centralized and Distributed Version Control Systems
===
What are the **benefits and drawbacks** with using **Centralized versus Distributed** Version Control Systems (DVCS)? Have you run into any problems in DVCS and how did you safeguard against these problems? *Keep the discussion tool agnostic an... | 4 | [
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Supplementary development tools for Java
===
What are your favorite supplementary tools for Java development?
Mine are:
1) TotalCommander (due to the ability to search inside JARs).
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Developing MS Word add-in
===
Anyone knows of a good tool for developing add-ins for Word in .net?
Hopefully something that supports both office 2003 and 2007.
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Tools for converting from ASP to ASP.NET?
===
We have a large ASP (classic ASP) application and we would like to convert it to .NET in order to work on further releases. It makes no sense continuing to use ASP as it is obsolete, and we don't want to rewrite it from scratch (Joel Spolsky tells you [why][1]).
Are the... | 0 | [
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Best solution to stop Kontiki's KHOST.EXE from loading automatically at start-up on Windows XP?
===
Essentially, whenever the **[40D][1]** application is run it sets up **khost.exe** to automatically start-up with Windows. This is annoying as it increases my boot up time by a couple of minutes and I don't even use th... | 0 | [
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How does a javascript closure work ?
===
Like the old Albert said : "If you can't explain it to a six-year old, you really don't understand it yourself.”. Well I tried to explain JS closures to a 27 years old friend and completely failed.
Can anybody consider than I am 6 and strangely interested in that subject ?
... | 0 | [
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Cascade delete in Eclipselink in a self-referncing table
===
I'm trying to cascade a delete in JPA to a self-referencing table but whatever I do I get the same error.
@Entity
@Table(name="SYS_ACL", schema="dbo")
public class ACL implements Serializable {
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Mobile web app without browser
===
Given a web application how can I make it to run on a mobile device without showing the browser window?
I'd want to install a shortcut to URL. When user clicks on it the application launches and only the main window opens, without toolbar and other browser functions. So the user ... | 0 | [
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split the string data and build a xml string by using linq to xml format in c#
===
trying the split the string data and build into xml format using linq to xml,but i am facing some difficulities to generate a xml string
mystring = {1:abcd}{2:efgh}{3:/r/n:12:mmm/r/n:65:nnn}
required output :
<MESSAGE>
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unable to invoke applet from jsp
===
_applet tag in jsp :_
<applet code ="applets/applet_1" height="500" width="500"/>
<%--This tag is inside the jsp page which is index.jsp--%>
![enter image description here][1]
why don't i see the applet ?
[1]: http://i.stack.imgur.com/DB8hG.png | 0 | [
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p:calender multiple date selection
===
I am trying to achieve multiple selection of dates functionality with p:calender(primefaces 3.3),
in this way.
<p:calendar id="cal" showButtonPanel="true" mode="inline" value="#{bean.dates}" selection="multiple"/>
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symphony datasource error
===
When creating a data source that pulls from any of my sections and pressing "create data source", I get the following error:
Forbidden
You don't have permission to access /symph-page/symphony/blueprints/datasources/new/ on this server.
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I am **storing images** in my database(Sql Server 2008) **in binary formate**.
Table's Field datatype is image.
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Is there a tool to monitor the SQL statements being executed by an .EXE ?
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How do I determine when there is no more data to read in a NetworkStream?
===
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Local Database with Silverlight
===
What would be a good local database for a Silverlight application? The database's main purpose is for local data caching and synchronization services. I do not believe that SQL anywhere or SQLite will work since they use unmanaged code which will not run under the silverlight sandb... | 0 | [
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How can I make a Enso style application in C#
===
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Least intrusive antivirus software for development PC?
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What is a "callable" in Python ?
===
Now that it's clear [what a metaclass is][1], there is an associated concept that I use all the time without knowing what it really means.
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===
I recently bought and read a box set of books on security ([Building Secure Software: How to Avoid Security Problems the Right Way][1], [Exploiting Software: How to Break Code][2], and [Software Security: Building Security In][3]). Although I th... | 0 | [
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What are some simple projects you can do to learn the embedded programming basics?
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For someone wanting to learn the rudiments of embedded programming, what are some simple projects they could tackle?
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Where can I find an .xsd file to provide intellisense for Castle Windsor?
===
I'm looking for an .xsd schema file to drop into my Visual Studio directory to provide intellisense for the xml configuration file for the Castle Windsor IoC container. I've looked in the downloaded code for Windsor, as well as googled sever... | 0 | [
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VMware server 1.0.7 kernel modules don't compile with Linux kernel 2.6.26-1-686 (Debian)
===
- VMware server 1.0.7 installed with vmware-package
- Debian GNU/Linux testing (lenny)
- Kernel 2.6.26-1-686
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Using SQLITE with VB6
===
I am currently using an MSAccess mdb file for a redistributable app.
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Delphi Question : Multiple Tables in a TClientDataset?
===
Is it possible to put the results from more than one query on more than one table into a TClientDataset?
Just something like
SELECT * from t1;
SELECT * from t2;
SELECT * from t3;
I can't seem to figure out a way to get a data provider (SetProvider)... | 0 | [
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Licensing / Protection Software?
===
I'm selling software online and would love to know what everyone else is using for licensing and protection. I know Armadillo is popular, as is EXECrypter, but what else is out there? | 4 | [
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Marketing Software Online
===
What are some resources in use for marketing downloadable desktop software online? AdWords, certainly, and "organic" search engine results but is anyone having any luck making sales through sites like Tucows and/or Download.com anymorE? | 2 | [
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How does Jan Willem Klop's "(L L L...)" Y combinator work?
===
I understand what a Y Combinator is (those who don't [should go here](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/93526/what-is-a-y-combinator)), but I don't understand this example of a "novel" YC, from the [Wikipedia page](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Y_combinato... | 0 | [
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Best content type to serve JSONP?
===
I have a webservice that when called without specifying a callback will return a JSON string using <code>application/json</code> as the content type.
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What's "P=NP?", and why is it such a famous question?
===
The question of whether P=NP is perhaps the most famous in all of Computer Science. What does it mean? And why is it so interesting?
Oh, and for extra credit, please post a proof of the statement's truth or falsehood. :) | 0 | [
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How to convert legacy Interbase DB to SQL Server?
===
I have an Interbase DB. How can I convert it to SQL Server? | 0 | [
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What are some ADFS alternatives for doing single sign on for an ASP.NET app with users in active directory?
===
Needs to be secure and able to handle thousands of users... | 4 | [
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Getting Arduino LilyPad to switch BlueSmirf v2.11 to/from command mode
===
A battery powered (2 x AA) Arduino LilyPad should switch a BlueSmirf v2.11 Bluetooth modem to/from command mode (see source code below). The BlueSmirf has been set to 9600 baud.
If the PC connects via Bluetooth (see source code below), the A... | 0 | [
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Combine multiple results in a subquery into a single comma-separated value
===
I'm sorry if the question is long-winded and/or unclear. I will try and make it clearer with any feedback I get.
I've got two tables:
TableA
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ID, Name
TableB
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ID, SomeColumn, TableA_ID (FK for TableA)
The relat... | 0 | [
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Getting image dimensions without reading the entire file
===
Is there a cheap way to get the dimensions of an image (jpg, png, ...)? Preferably, I would like to achieve this using only the standard class library (because of hosting restrictions). I know that it should be relatively easy to read the image header and pa... | 0 | [
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What XNA based 3D terrain and physics libraries exist?
===
I'm planning on creating a game that contains a landscape with objects on it. The landscape will be defined using a heightfield, and the objects will move about on top of, and fly over the terrain. If you've ever played the old games [Marble Madness][1] and [V... | 4 | [
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Redirect to different controler
===
I have some code which redirects the user to a login page but I'm having trouble changing the controller which is used. So I might do
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How do you performance test Javascript code?
===
CPU Cycles, Memory Usage, Execution Time, Etc?
Added: Is there a quantitative way of testing performance in JavaScript besides just perception of how fast the code runs? | 0 | [
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Difference between SSL and Kerberos authentication?
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I am trying to understand what's the actual difference between SSL and Kerberos authentications, and why sometimes I have both SSL traffic and Kerberos.
Or does Kerberos use SSL in any way?
Anyone could help?
Thank you! | 0 | [
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How to stream binary data to standard output in .NET?
===
I'm trying to stream binary data to the standard output in .NET. However you can only write char using the Console class. I want to use it with <a href="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redirection_(Unix)">redirection</a>. Is there a way to do this? | 0 | [
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Recommendations for a google finance-like interactive chart control
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Best way to add tests to an existing project?
===
I have a Rails project which I neglected to build tests for (for shame!) and the code base has gotten pretty large. A friend of mine said that RSpec was a pain to use unless you use it from the beginning. Is this true? What would make him say that?
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Should domain objects and simple JavaBeans be unit tested?
===
Should simple JavaBeans that have only simple getters and setters be unit tested??
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Is it a problem if multiple different accepting sockets use the same OpenSSL context?
===
Is it OK if the same OpenSSL context is used by several different accepting sockets?
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Miktex on Windows Vista
===
I have some problems with Miktex installed on Windows Vista Business SP1/32 bit. I use miktex 2.7, ghostscript, and texniccenter 1 beta 7.50. When I compile a document with the following profiles: Latex=>DVI, Latex=>PDF everything works fine; the system crashes when I compile with profiles ... | 0 | [
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How do you fix the flickering that occurs when you use slideToggle in jQuery?
===
I have a simple unordered list that I want to show and hide on click using the jQuery slideUp and slideDown effect. Everything seems to work fine, however in IE6 the list will slide up, flicker for a split second, and then disappear.
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How to configure asp.net process to run under a domain account?
===
I would like to configure asp.net process to run under an account with domain credentials.
My requirement is to access some files on a network share.
What are the steps for this? Is there any built-in account I can use?
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"Information Not Found" page in Visual Studio 2008, VB.NET Express Edition
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I'm experimenting with VS 2008 Express edition and when I hit f1 on a keyword or class name I seem to get the Information Not Found page more than 90% of the time.
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Strange call stack, could it be problem in asio's usage of openssl?
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It seems to me that asio calls open ssl's read and then gets a negative return value (-37) .
Asio seems to then try to use it inside the memcpy function.
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How do I set the thickness of a line in VB.NET
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In VB.NET I'm drawing an ellipse using some code like this.
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Did you apply computational complexity theory in real life?
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I'm taking a course in computational complexity and have so far had an impression that it won't be of much help to a developer.
I might be wrong but if you have gone down this path before, could you please an example of how the complexity theory helpe... | 0 | [
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Which gcc switch disables "left-hand operand of comma has no effect" warning?
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I want to have my PHP Application labeled with the revision number which it uses, but don't want to use CruiseControl or update a file and upload it everytime. How should I do it? | 0 | [
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How can I detect, using php, if the machine has oracle (oci8 and/or pdo_oci) installed?
===
How can I detect, using php, if the machine has oracle (oci8 and/or pdo_oci) installed?
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Kerberos and T125 protocol
===
Why does Kerberos authentication use T125 protocol? I believe Kerberos authentication behaves this way:<br><br>
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.Net 8-bit Encoding
===
I'm working on serial port, transmitting and receiving data to some hardware at 8bit data. I would like to store it as string to facilitate comparison, and preset data are stored as string or hex format in xml file. I found out that only when using Encoding.Default which is ANSI encoding then t... | 0 | [
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Auto-implemented getters and setters vs. public members
===
I see a lot of example code for C# classes that does this:
public class Point {
public int x { get; set; }
public int y { get; set; }
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Why is it wrong to use std::auto_ptr<> with STL containers?
===
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Error creating UDF in SQL Server 2005
===
I'm trying to create a UDF in SQL Server 2005 Express as below:
CREATE FUNCTION [CombineValues] ()
RETURNS VARCHAR(8000)
AS
BEGIN
DECLARE @CuisineList VARCHAR(8000);
RETURN
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automatic way of adding properties in objective-c
===
When adding new properties to classes, I find myself typing the same things over and over in xcode:
1. add TYPE *NAME; (in .h interface)
2. add @property (nonatomic, retain) TYPE *NAME; (in .h)
3. add @synthesize NAME; (in .m)
4. add [NAME release]; (in .m ... | 0 | [
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Create query parameters in javascript
===
Is there any way to create the query parameters for doing a GET request in javascript.
Just like in python you have [urllib.urlencode()][1] which takes in a dict (or list of two tuples) and creates a string like 'var1=value1&var2=value2'
[1]: http://docs.python.org/li... | 0 | [
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Why can't I check out from my Subversion repository?
===
I'm trying to setup a new computer to synchronize with my SVN repository that's hosted with cvsdude.com.
I get this error:
![SVN Error][1]
Here's what I did (these have worked in the past):
0. Downloaded and installed TortoiseSVN
0. Created a ... | 0 | [
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Listview icons show up blurry (C#)
===
I'm attempting to display a "LargeIcon" view in a listview control, however the images I specify are blurry. This is what I have so far:
![alt text][1]
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Lots of unnecessary frameworks load into my iPhone app - can I prevent this?
===
There appear to be a lot of unnecessary frameworks loading into my iPhone app. I didn't link against them in Xcode, and I don't need them.
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When the bots attack!
===
What are some popular spam prevention methods besides CAPTCHA. | 4 | [
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And where would I find them?
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How to capture PCM data from Wave Out
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What kind of prefix do you use for member variables?
===
No doubt, it's essential for understanding code to give member variables a prefix so that they can easily be distinguished from "normal" variables.
But what kind of prefix do you use?
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How do you store your code and files for use across machines
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Using the Window API, how do I ensure controls retain a native appearance?
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Visual Studio Solutions / Multiple project : How to effectively propagate project properties amongst several projects
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What happens on deserialization with this?
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Locking Row in SQL 2005-2008
===
Is there a way to lock a row in the SQL 2005-2008 database without starting a transaction, so other processes cannot update the row until it is unlocked? | 0 | [
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"Cocoa Touch Application" Template from XCode 3.1.1
===
Just installed the latest SDK for iPhone 2.1. When I go to File -> New Project in XCode, under the iPhone OS Application selection, I don't see a template icon for "Cocoa Touch Application". Am I missing something? Anything else I need to download other than the ... | 0 | [
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How do "spikes" figure in the schedule / estimation game?
===
Might be subjective and/or discussion.. but here goes.
I've been asked to estimate a feature for the next big thing at work. I break it down.. use story points come up with a estimate. The feature however calls for interfacing with GoDiagrams a third pa... | 0 | [
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Unit testing a multithreaded application?
===
Does anyone have any advice for a consistent way to unit test a multithreaded application? I have done one application where our mock "worker threads" had a thread.sleep with a time that was specified by a public member variable. We would use this so we could set how lon... | 0 | [
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6502 CPU Emulation
===
Its the weekend, so I relax from spending all week programming by writing a hobby project.
I wrote the framework of a MOS 6502 CPU emulator yesterday, the registers, stack, memory and all the opcodes are implemented. (Source will be available on CodePlex when its ready)
I can manually run ... | 0 | [
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Zero SQL deadlock by design - any coding patterns?
===
I am encountering very infrequent yet annoying SQL deadlocks on a .NET 2.0 webapp running on top of MS SQL Server 2005. In the past, we have been dealing with the SQL deadlocks in the very empirical way - basically tweaking the queries until it work.
Yet, I fou... | 0 | [
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Can people recommend some good books and resources on unit testing?
===
Can people recommend books and other resources on unit testing? All levels from beginning to advanced techniques. | 0 | [
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How do you "preview" user actions like resize or editing in GoDiagrams?
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- The GoDiagram object model has a GoDocument.
- GoViews have a reference to a GoDocument.
- If the user does any modification on the diagramming surface, a GoDocument.Changed event is raised with the relevant information in the event... | 0 | [
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Web interface tool for debian repository?
===
What is the web interface tool that Debian or Ubuntu use for publicizing their custom repositories on the web?
Like [packages.debian.org][1]
Is such tool open sourced, so that it could be re-used for a custom repository?
[1]: http://www.debian.org/distrib/pack... | 0 | [
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