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Where can I learn about proven methods for sharing crypographic keys?
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Suppose that a group wants to encrypt some information, then share the encryption key among the group members in a way that requires the consensus of the group to decrypt the information. I'm interested in a variety of scenarios where the breadt... | 0 | [
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How to install a masked package in Gentoo 2008?
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I searched the net and handbook, but I only managed to learn what is the masked package, and not how to install it. I did find some commands, but they don't seem to work on 2008 (looking at it, it seems those are for earlier versions). I have something like this:
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Datagridview virtual model combobox
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how can you dynamically add items to a combobox using the datagridview virtual mode? | 0 | [
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How would you format multiple properties when using Property Initialization? (.Net)
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For example:
root.Nodes.Add(new TNode() { Foo1 = bar1, Foo2 = bar2, Foo3 = bar3 });
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root.Nodes.Add(new TNode() { Foo1 = bar1,
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Best practice for naming convention of UI controls for referencing in code-behind?
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What is the best practice for naming UI controls (textboxes, drop-downs, etc.) on forms and reports for reference in the code-behind pages?
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What is the best way to improve ASP.NET/C# compilation speed?
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What hardware/tools/add-in are you using to improve ASP.NET compilation and first execution speed? We are looking at solid state hard drives to speed things up, but the prices are really high right now.
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What is the easiest way to upgrade a large C# winforms app to WPF
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I work on a large C# application (approximately 450,000 lines of code), we constantly have problems with desktop heap and GDI handle leaks. WPF solves these issues, but I don't know what is the best way to upgrade (I expect this is going to take a l... | 0 | [
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Free open source asp.net file managers?
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Any good ones?
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Tools to work with stored procedures in Oracle, in a team ?
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What tools do you use to develop Oracle stored procedures, in a team :
- To automatically "lock" the current procedure you are working with, so nobody else in the team can make changes to it until you are finished.
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GWT-EXT - What is the best way to widgets to a specific ContentPanel after an event?
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first post don't hurt me :)
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What did you use to teach yourself python?
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I'm an avid programmer, and I like to learn new languauges... I normally teach them myselves
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===
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Best way to remove from NSMutableArray while iterating?
===
In Cocoa, if I want to loop through an NSMutableArray and remove multiple objects that fit a certain criteria, what's the best way to do this without restarting the loop each time I remove an object?
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What is your last useful Perl one-liner (or a pipe envolving perl)?
===
The one-liner should:
* solve a real-world problem
* not be extensively cryptic (should be easy to understand and reproduce)
* be worth the time it takes to write it (should not be too clever)
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source control with VB2005 Express
===
Can anyone suggest a good source control system that interfaces with VB2005 Express? As the Express editions of Visual Studio do not allow add-ins does this mean that I will not be able to integrate source control into the IDE? I'm used to the check-in/check-out process of Source... | 0 | [
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How to access the Server (HttpServerUtility) object in a Thread or Timer ?
===
I use a `System.Timers.Timer` in my Asp.Net application and I need to use the `HttpServerUtility.MapPath` method which seems to be only available via `HttpContext.Current.Server.MapPath`.
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Is there a printf converter to print in binary format?
===
I can print with printf as a hex or octal number. Is there a format tag to print as binary, or arbitrary base?
I am running gcc.
printf("%d %x %o\n", 10, 10, 10); //prints "10 A 12\n"
print("%b\n", 10); // prints "%b\n"
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Why shouldn't I use "Hungarian Notation"?
===
I know what Hungarian refers to - giving information about a variable or parameter as a prefix to its name. Everyone seems to be rabidly against it, even though in some cases it seems to be a good idea. If I feel that useful information is being imparted, why shouldn't I p... | 0 | [
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How do I find out the size of a canvas item in Python/Tkinter?
===
I want to create some text in a canvas:
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Is there anyway to do HTTP PUT in python
===
I need to upload some data to a server using HTTP PUT in python. From my brief reading of the urllib2 docs, it only does http post. is there anyway to do http put in python? | 0 | [
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Outsourcing
===
I am possibly going to have to outsource some work, the good news is that I will have a lot of authority over what I do (so no silly red tape) but the bad news is that I have no experience.
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Using Python's ftplib to get a directory listing, portably
===
You can use ftplib for full FTP support in Python. However the preferred way of getting a directory listing is:
# File: ftplib-example-1.py
import ftplib
ftp = ftplib.FTP("www.python.org")
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python.array versus numpy.array
===
If you are creating a 1d array in Python is there any benefit to using the NumPy package? | 0 | [
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What are the cons of a web based application
===
I am going to write a database application for the camp I work for. I am thinking about writing it in C# with a Windows GUI interface but using a browser as the application is seeming more and more appelaing for various reasons. What I am wondering is why someone would ... | 0 | [
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C# class separation into a header and a .cs file
===
Is there a way to separate a C# class into a header that contains the class definition and then an actual .cs file that contains the implementation? I suppose one can do this by creating an interface, but that doesn't seem right. I just want a file where I can jus... | 0 | [
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How to enable inno-db support on installed MySql?
===
How to enable inno-db support on installed instance of MySql?
I have installed mysql-5.0.67-win32.
'InnoDB' is 'DISABLED' when executing 'show engines'.
In my.ini I commented line with 'skip-innodb'. This didn't help.
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Creating a column of RadioButtons in Adobe Flex
===
I'm using the AdvancedDataGrid widget and I want two columns to be radio buttons, where each column is it's own RadioButtonGroup. I thought I had all the necessary mxxml, but I'm running into a strange behavior issue. When I scroll up and down, the button change va... | 0 | [
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How to deal with pair programming issues?
===
Some members of the team are having problems programming together.
Different gender, different culture, different age. How to deal with those problems?
- Do not pair them together, or
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What does %~d0 mean in a Windows batch file?
===
I'm looking at a batch file which defines the following variables:
set _SCRIPT_DRIVE=%~d0 set
set _SCRIPT_PATH=%~p0
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===
The word seems to get used in a number of contexts. The best I can figure is that they mean a variable that can't change. Isn't that what constants/finals (darn you Java!) are for? | 0 | [
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Is this C++ structure initialization trick safe?
===
Instead of having to remember to initialize a simple 'C' structure, I might derive from it and zero it in the constructor like this:
struct MY_STRUCT
{
int n1;
int n2;
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class CMyStruct : public MY_STRUCT
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Background color stretches accross entire width of ul
===
I have a simple list I am using for a horizontal menu:
<ul>
<h1>Menu</h1>
<li><a href="/" class="selected">Home</a></li>
<li><a href="/Home">Forum</a></li>
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Secure Gmail login on web browser from external Java program
===
Is there a secure way of logging into a Gmail account on a web browser, from an external Java program? I know the following works, but is there a safer alternative?
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Javascript interpreter to replace Python
===
In terms of quick dynamically typed languages, I'm really starting to like Javascript, as I use it a lot for web projects, especially because it uses the same syntax as Actionscript (flash).
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Method-naming: get or load
===
I'm writing a desktop application that communicates with a web service. Would you name all web-service functions that that fetch data for **Load**XXXX since it takes a while to execute. Or would you use **Get**XXXX, for instance when getting just a single object.
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How long does it really take to do something?
===
I mean name off a programming project you did and how long it took, please. The boss has never complained but I sometimes feel like things take too long. But this could be because I am impatient as well. Let me know your experiences for comparison.
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What is the best java conference to visit
===
My company allows me to visit one international work related (I'm Java/JEE Developer/Technical Lead interested in polyglot programming) conference each year. I've visited JavaOne and Javapolis (devox?) in the past.
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How do you maintain your program vocabulary?
===
In a not-so-small program, when you have not-so-few entities, in order to maintain code readability, common terms, and otherwise improve mutual understanding between team members, one have to define and maintain **program vocabulary**.
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Custom Twitter + comments integration with a blog.
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Google Chrome broke ShellExecute() ?
===
For years I've been using ShellExecute() API to launch the default web browser from within my applications. Like this:
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php.ini & SMTP= - how do you pass username & password
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My ISP account requires that I send a username & password for outbound SMTP mail.
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What is the best way to return multiple tags from a Rails Helper?
===
I want to create a hidden field and create a link in one helper and then output both to my erb.
<%= my_cool_helper "something", form %>
Should out put the results of
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Click through transparency for Visual C# Window Forms?
===
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Consistently retrieve "From" email addresses across Outlook versions
===
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Sorting matched arrays in Java
===
Let's say that I have two arrays (in Java),
int[] numbers; and int[] colors;
Each ith element of numbers corresponds to its ith element in colors.
Ex, numbers = {4,2,1}
colors = {0x11, 0x24, 0x01}; Means that number 4 is color 0x11, number 2 is 0x24, etc.
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Where can I get a list of what Crystal Reports features conflict?
===
There are certain Crystal Reports features that cannot be combined in the same report, for example SQL command objects and server side grouping. However, as far as I can find, the built-in help doesn't seem to clearly document these conflicts. For e... | 0 | [
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Building a web search engine
===
I've always been interested in developing a web search engine. What's a good place to start? I've heard of Lucene, but I'm not a big Java guy. Any other good resources or open source projects?
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How do I overlap widgets with the pack geometry manager in Python/Tkinter?
===
I want to put a canvas with an image in my window, but then I want to pack() widgets over top of it so the canvas acts as a background. Is it possible to have two states for the pack() manager, one for one set of widgets and another for an... | 0 | [
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Directory Modification Monitoring
===
I'm building a C# application that will monitor a specified directory for changes and additions and storing the information in a database.
I would like to avoid checking each individual file for modifications, but I'm not sure if I can completely trust the file access time.
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Best into to C++ static metaprogramming?
===
Static metaprogramming (aka "template metaprogramming") is a great C++ technique that allows the execution of programs at compile-time. A light bulb went off in my head as soon as I read this canonical metaprogramming example:
#include <iostream>
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SharePoint 2007 performance issues
===
I don't expect a straightforward silver bullet answer to this, but what are the best practices for ensuring good performance for SharePoint 2007 sites?
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Is static metaprogramming possible in Java?
===
I am a fan of [static metaprogramming in C++][1]. I know Java now has generics. Does this mean that static metaprogramming (i.e., compile-time program execution) is possible in Java? If so, can anyone recommend any good resources where one can learn more about it?
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Object Programming madness?
===
I've started programming more in OO style than ever (Python).
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How do I remove the passphrase for the SSH key without having to create a new key?
===
I set a passphrase when creating a new SSH key on my laptop. But, as I realise now, this is quite a PITA when you are trying to commit(git,svn) to a remote location over SSH many times in an hour.
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How does replication in team foundation server work.
===
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Using Visual Studio 2008 to Assemble, Link, Debug, and Execute MASM 6.11 Assembly Code
===
I would like to use Visual Studio 2008 to the greatest extent possible while effectively compiling/linking/building/etc code as if all these build processes were being done by the tools provided with MASM 6.11. The exact version... | 0 | [
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Should I use #define, enum or const?
===
In a C++ project I'm working on I have a *flag* kind of value which can have 4 values. Those 4 flags can be combined. Flags describe the records in database and can be:
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CPU Emulation and locking to a specific clock speed
===
If you had read my other [question](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/111700/6502-cpu-emulation), you'll know I've spent this weekend putting together a 6502 CPU emulator as a programming exercise.
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Javascript error
===
I'm getting a JS error on displaying a page: Nothing concrete is specified but the line where it seems to be thrown. When looking into the source code of the page, I see the error is thrown inside the following script, but I can't understand why! It's only about loading images!
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Are bug-free programs easier to write in one language than in another?
===
Are some programming languages, by their nature, easier to write bug-free programs in than others? For a fair comparison, assume that the programmer is considered "skilled" in that particular language, however long that may have taken him.
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Is it possible to have one appBase served by multiple context paths in Tomcat?
===
Is it possible to have one appBase served up by multiple context paths in Tomcat?
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What is the difference between "lang" and "type"?
===
For `<script>` HTML tags, what is the technical difference between "lang=Javascript" and "type=text/javascript"?
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How do I remove objects from an Array in java?
===
Given an Array of **n** Objects, let's say is an **Array of Strings**, and it has the following values:
foo[0]="a";
foo[1]="cc";
foo[2]="a";
foo[3]="dd";
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Can't attach to w3wp under Vista with UAC turned on
===
I run Vista (business x32) on my work machine, in which I do ASP.NET development. Because I use IIS to server the sites I build (I do a lot of CMS integrations so I need to use IIS not the inbuilt web development server) I always need to attach to w3wp for debugg... | 0 | [
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How to build interface for such enum
===
I have the following enum:
public enum Status implements StringEnum{
ONLINE("on"),OFFLINE("off");
private String status = null;
private Status(String status) {
this.status = status;
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public String toString() {
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What WPF Datagrid controls are worth the money and/or effort?
===
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So infragistics has a free one, MS released one with the WPFToolkit, XCeed has a WPF Datagrid.
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Calculate diffs in PHP
===
Are there any libraries (3rd party or built-in) in PHP to calculate diffs? | 0 | [
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List all words in a dictionary that start with <user input>
===
How would a go about making a program where the user enters a string, and the program generates a list of words beginning with that string?
Ex:<br />
User: "abd"<br />
Program:abdicate, abdomen, abduct...
Thanks!
----------
Edit: I'm us... | 0 | [
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SQL Server Priority Ordering
===
I have a table that contains tasks and I want to give these an explicit ordering based on the priority of the task. The only way I can think to do this is via an unique int column that indexes where the task is in term of the priority (i.e. 1 is top 1000 is low).
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How do I use genshi.builder to programmatically build an HTML document?
===
I recently discovered the genshi.builder module. It reminds me of Divmod Nevow's Stan module. How would one use genshi.builder.tag to build an HTML document with a particular doctype? Or is this even a good thing to do? If not, what is the _ri... | 0 | [
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Select Element in a Namespace with XPath
===
I want to select the topmost element in a document that has a given namespace (prefix).
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What is 'JNI Global reference'
===
I am using jProfiler to find memory leaks in a Java swing application. I have identified instances of a JFrame which keeps growing in count.
This frame is opened, and then closed.
Using jProfiler, and viewing the Paths to GC Root there is only one reference, 'JNI Global refere... | 0 | [
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===
I am hosting [SpiderMonkey][1] in a current project and would like to have template functions generate some of the simple property get/set methods, eg:
template <typename TClassImpl, int32 TClassImpl::*mem>
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git instaweb gives 403 Forbidden - No projects found
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== vs. Object.Equals(object)
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So, when I was a comparitive novice to the novice I am right now, I used to think that these two things were syntactic sugar for each other, ie. that using one over the other was simply a personal preference. Over time, I'm come to find that these two are not the same thing, even in a ... | 0 | [
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===
I know how to create a `SEL` at compile time using `@selector(MyMethodName:)` but what I want to do is create a selector dynamically from an `NSString`. Is this even possible?
What I can do:
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Recommend open source accounting / erp?
===
Can anyone recommend an open source accounting/erp solution? Ideally I'm looking for something web-based that can handle both standard and non-profit accounting. But there's not a lot out there, so I'd like to hear about anything that people use and like. | 4 | [
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===
_Disclaimer: I focus on semantic computing incubation's at Microsoft._
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===
I've been involved in embedded operating systems of one flavor or another, and have generally had to work with whatever the legacy system had. Now I have the chance to start from scratch on a new embedded project.
The primary constraints on the system are:
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===
The title says it all. I can connect to my SQL Server database via sqlcmd from a DOS command window, but not from a Cygwin window. From DOS:
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a test
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Restore a SQL Server database from single instance to cluster
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What tools do you use to security test your web applications?
===
Are there any tools you recommend for security testing your web applications?
I have used WebScarab from OWASP, but find it a bit difficult and unwieldy to use.
Is there anything else you would suggest using?
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Friendly url scheme?
===
One of the many things that's been lacking from my [scraper service][1] that I set up last week are pretty URLs. Right now the user parameter is being passed into the script with *?u=*, which is a symptom of a lazy hack (which the script admittedly is). However, I've been thinking about redoin... | 0 | [
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py2exe - generate single executable file
===
I thought I heard that [py2exe][1] was able to do this, but I never figured it out. Has anyone successfully done this? Can I see your setup.py file, and what command line options you used?
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What are the advantages of using Objective-C over C++
===
I have heard mention of Objective-C but I have never used it myself. I was curious what everyones opinion of it was in general and also in relation to C++. Are there any types of projects where it would be more useful or less useful? | 0 | [
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How do I enable multimode emacs to program PHP without messing up my indents?
===
Using whenever I indent HTML in PHP mode, emacs pops up a frame and tells me to get MUMODE or somesuch extra add-on. I installed PHP Mode without a big hassle, but I don't know how to get this multi-mode rolling.
<hr>
I'd like to kn... | 0 | [
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Combining Scriptaculous and JQuery in a Rails application
===
I've got the following situation
* A rails application that makes use of rjs / Scriptaculous to offer AJAX functionality
* Lot of nice javascript written using JQuery (for a separate application)
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How to avoid the dangers of optimisation when coding the unknown?
===
A two parter:
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CakePHP n to n relation on a third table
===
I have a `n...n` structure for two tables, **`makes`** and **`models`**. So far no problem.
In a third table (**`products`**) like:
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===
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Shortest Root to Leaf Path
===
What is the easiest way, preferably using recursion, to find the shortest root-to-leaf path in a BST (Binary Search Tree). Java prefered, pseudocode okay.
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How to map geo location based on one or all of these services.
===
I'm looking for a solution to map one or all of the following Flickr, twitter, vimeo, by exif, keywords or whatever to google maps. I'm trying to show a map of my location from updating social sites. | 0 | [
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What services have you used for design work for your web site programming?
===
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Possible to use multiple/nested MySQLi statements?
===
Is it possible to have a MySQLi prepared statement within the fetch() call of a previous statement? If not, what's the best way around it?
Example code:
if($stmt = $link->prepare("SELECT item FROM data WHERE id = ?")) {
$stmt->bind_param("i", $id)... | 0 | [
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Getting developers fired up about development
===
I've recently started in a new team of classic ASP developers and part of my role is to re-train the team in ASP.NET 3.5 and C#.
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Conflicting desires in Database Design, with fields of two similar functions
===
Okay, so I'm making a table right now for "Box Items".
Now, a Box Item, depending on what it's being used for/the status of the item, may end up being related to a "Shipping" box or a "Returns" box.
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What MySQL client application would you recommend for Mac OS X?
===
My colleagues and I are looking for alternative client tools for Mac OS X.
I tend to prefer the text-based interface and we have [PHPMyAdmin][1] installed on our development servers (Linux).
What are your recommendations?
(One recommendation... | 0 | [
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PHP performance considerations?
===
I'm building a PHP site, but for now the only PHP I'm using is a half-dozen or so includes on certain pages. (I will probably use some database queries eventually.)
Are simple include() statements a concern for speed or scaling, as opposed to static HTML? What kinds of things ten... | 0 | [
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How to view contents of NSDictionary variable in Xcode debugger?
===
Is there a way to view the key/value pairs of a NSDictionary variable through the Xcode debugger? Here's the extent of information when it is fully expanded in the variable window:
Variable Value Summary
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MD5 routines that are GLib friendly?
===
Does anyone know of an MD5/SHA1/etc routine that is easily used with GLib (i.e. you can give it a GIOChannel, etc)? | 0 | [
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