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How can I do the equivalent of "SHOW TABLES" in T-SQL?
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I would like to do a lookup of tables in my SQL Server 2005 Express database based on table name. In MySQL I would use 'SHOW TABLES LIKE "Datasheet%"', but in T-SQL this throws an error (it tries to look for a SHOW stored procedure and fails).
Is this possi... | 0 | [
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HTML Help Workshop Crashes on Compiling a CHM
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Trying to build a CHM using Microsoft HTML Help Workshop. A soon as I click Compile, HTML Help Workshop states:
>An internal error has occurred. An error record has been saved to c:\os.err.
The only contents of the file are:
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IMAP: "immediate" delete, without going through Trash folder?
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I currently filter some message from my inbox with these steps:
select inbox
pick messages
set \Deleted tag
and then repeat the process after selecting Trash.
Is there a more direct way of disposing of these messages? Or is it ju... | 0 | [
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Best Practices of Test Driven Development Using C# and RhinoMocks
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In order to help my team write testable code, I came up with this simple list of best practices for making our C# code base more testable. (Some of the links refer to limitations of Rhino Mocks, a mocking framework for C#, but the rules may apply mo... | 4 | [
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What is your view on GPGPU?
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I am wondering what is the key thing that interest you in the GPGPU and of course what is the constraints that you are finding unacceptable.
Comes to mind for me:
- Key interest: the raw power of these things
- Key constraint: the memory model
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Does Git work in Windows?
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I work on Linux all the time and I'm clueless about Windows not even having one to try it, is Git nowadays working on Windows? or am I making problems for my Windows-pals by using it? | 0 | [
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What's the best way to manage a large number of tables in MS SQL Server?
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This question is related to another:
[http://stackoverflow.com/questions/108445/will-having-multiple-filegroups-help-speed-up-my-database][1]
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fastest c++ file compression library available?
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I have a need to find the best library to compress in memory data.
I am currently using zlib but I am wondering if there is a better compression library; better in terms of performance and memory footprint.
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Mysql results in PHP - arrays or objects?
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Been using PHP/MySQL for a little while now, and I'm wondering if there are any specific advantages (performance or otherwise) to using mysql\_fetch\_object() vs mysql\_fetch\_assoc() / mysql\_fetch\_array().
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Do standard asp.net validators work with Ajax and update panel?
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I am having issues with validators not firing (No expected error messages showing) when using Page.Validate() from code behind. The validators are placed inside an Ajax updatepanel.
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How to do a rolling restart of a cluster of mongrels
===
Anybody know a nice way to restart a mongrel cluster via capistrano in a "rolling" style, eg, one mongrel at a time. Would be great to have a bit of wait time in there as well for each, to let the mongrel load the rails app up as well.
I've done some searchi... | 0 | [
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I've installed the MSDN Library for Visual Studio 2008 SP1, however, dynamic help in Visual Studio still spawns the RTM Document Explorer. Anyone know how to change it to the SP1 version? | 0 | [
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What is an elegant way to sort objects in PHP? I would love to accomplish something similar to this.
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Simplest SOAP example using Javascript
===
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Does anyone know of any cross platform GUI log viewers for Ruby On Rails
===
I'm tired of using:
tail -f development.log
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Is there any way to use XmlSiteMapProvider within WinForm/Console/VSTest application?
===
I wonder whether there is a workaround for using the standard XmlSiteMapProvider within a non asp.net application, like WinForm/Console or, in my case, VS Unit Test one.
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intra-process coordination in mod_perl under the worker MPM
===
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How do I deploy a managed stored procedure without using Visual Studio?
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What is the best way to manage Time in a Java application?
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So I'm using hibernate and working with an application that manages time.
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Removing the "Categories" field from an Issue Tracking list in SharePoint
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When I create an Issue Tracking list in SharePoint, I am unable to remove the Categories choice field that it adds by default as part of the Issue content type. I looked in the list definition but I can't find anything explicit about not al... | 0 | [
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Handling undelivered emails in webapp
===
We have typical bussiness webapp that allows our users send e-mails with offerings to their clients. We set user e-mail in FROM field so the client can replay directly to te user. The problem is that because of SMTP protocol undeliverd e-mail notification is returned to our e-... | 0 | [
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IsolationLevel.RepeatableRead to prevent duplicates
===
I'm working on an application that is supposed to create products (like shipping insurance policies) when PayPal Instant Payment Notifications are received. Unfortunately, PayPal sometimes sends duplicate notifications. Furthermore, there is another third-party... | 0 | [
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To Update blindly or to Update Where?
===
I have a table that holds information about cities in a game, you can build one building each turn and this is recorded with the value "usedBuilding".
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Is it worth it to use Wap to have cellular webpage?
===
Is it worth it to develop [WAP][1] webpage for cellular since now cellular have browser that is really better than before?
I have a PHP website and I would like to increase the use of portable device to use it. Is it worth it to implement.
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game programming
===
what libraries can i use for motion and blending in game programming in c++? how to comiple functions of fblend in devcpp? | 0 | [
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.NET Generic Method Question
===
I'm trying to grasp the concept of .NET Generics and actually use them in my own code but I keep running into a problem.
Can someone try to explain to me why the following setup does not compile?
public class ClassA
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How to convert an "object" into a function in JavaScript?
===
JavaScript allows functions to be treated as objects--you can add a property to a function. How do you do the reverse, and add a function to an object?
This works:
var foo = function() { return 1; };
foo.baz = "qqqq";
// foo() == 1
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A way of casting a base type to a derived type
===
I'm not sure if this is a strange thing to do or not, or if it is some how code smell...but I was wondering if there was a way (some sort of oop pattern would be nice) to "cast" a base type to a form of its derived type. I know this makes little sense as the derived t... | 0 | [
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Reuse MVC arhitecture; Have two layers of UI : ASP.NET MVC and .NET Winforms
===
Although my question might seem abstract I hope it's not. Suppose I develop an application, an ASP.NET MVC site and later I am tasked to build an Winforms client for this application how much and how can I reuse from the existing applicat... | 0 | [
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What is the best way to run asynchronous jobs in a Rails application?
===
I know there are several plugins that do asynchronous processing. Which one is the best one and why?
The ones I know about are:
- [BackgrounDRb][1]
[1]: http://backgroundrb.rubyforge.org/ | 0 | [
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What is the best Ruby tutorial online?
===
Please share the link to **ONE** Ruby tutorial that you think deserves the title. If you have information about the intended target audience's skills, please include it in your answer as well. This will help readers choose an appropriate tutorial. | 0 | [
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Shell script to recursively browse a directory and replace a string
===
I need to recursively search directories and replace a string (say http://development:port/URI) with another (say http://production:port/URI) in all the files where ever it's found. Can anyone help?
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Editing Embdedded Powerpoint from Excel VBA
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How would you generate default user profile pictures?
===
I've been admiring StackOverflow's default quilt-like profile pictures (which I notice are also on the [Fail Blog][1]) and am curious what program both are using to generate them.
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How to share host VPN connection with VM instances in Hyper-V?
===
I'm running my workstation on Server 2008 and a few servers in Hyper-V VM's on that server. I connect to my corporate LAN using VPN from the main OS (the host) but my VM's aren't seeing the servers in the corporate LAN. Internet and local access to my ... | 2 | [
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When do transactions start when using (restful) rails
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How to get GCC to use more than two SIMD registers when using intrinsics?
===
I am writing some code and trying to speed it up using SIMD intrinsics SSE2/3. My code is of such nature that I need to load some data into an XMM register and act on it many times. When I'm looking at the assembler code generated, it seems... | 0 | [
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===
Title says it all...
But here's an example:
Dim desiredType as Type
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Is there a Max function in SQL Server that takes two values like Math.Max in .NET?
===
I want to write a query like this:
SELECT o.OrderId, MAX(o.NegotiatedPrice, o.SuggestedPrice)
FROM Order o
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Why does Hibernate seem to be designed for short lived sessions?
===
I know this is a subjective question, but why does Hibernate seem to be designed for short lived sessions? Generally in my apps I create DAOs to abstract my data layer, but since I can't predict how the entity objects are going to be used some of it... | 0 | [
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How do you pre-size an array in Lua?
===
I've got a Lua program that seems to be slower than it ought to be. I suspect the issue is that I'm adding values to an associative array one at a time and the table has to allocate new memory each time.
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.net - How do you Register a startup script?
===
I have limited experience with .net. My app throws an error this.dateTimeFormat is undefined which I tracked down to a known ajax bug. The workaround posted said to:
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SQL Server Adapter for Rails
===
Trying to find the sqlserver adapter for rails on windows.
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===
I'm looking for books or other resources that would help me bootstrap a small software company.
If you have any recommendations, please post it. If someone else has posted it already, please upvote your favorites.
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DLL information
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How exactly do dlls work? There seems to be an awful lot of them, but I don't know what they are or how they work.
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Java equals(): to reflect or not to reflect
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compression library for c and php
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To save network traffic I'd like to compress my data. The only trick is that I the client is a c application and the server is php. I'm looking for an open source compression library that's available for both c and php.
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Osmotic communication -vs- closed-off offices?
===
What are people's experiences with osmotic communication (as recommended by Alastair Cockburn as part of [Crystal Clear][1]) as opposed to giving developers individual offices with doors (as recommended by lots of people; for instance, [Joel Spolsky][2]. Joel comes ... | 0 | [
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Why should I use Perl instead of Python?
===
See also [the opposite question](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/124602/why-should-i-use-python-instead-of-perl). And keep it civil! | 4 | [
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"SELECT * FROM users WHERE in IN ( )" == FAIL
===
I have a function that I use called sqlf(), it emulates prepared statements. For instance I can do things like:
<pre>
$sql = sqlf("SELECT * FROM Users WHERE name= :1 AND email= :2",'Big "John"','bj@example.com') ;
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iterate over classes ie. beans for asp.net
===
Lets say I have a class that stores user information complete with getters and setters, and it is populated with data from an XML file. How would I iterate over all of the instances of that class like you would do with java beans and tag libraries? | 0 | [
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How fast can you code?
===
I haven't done any pair programming nor really watched people code. I was wondering how fast most programmers code. I know there's huge differences in terms of language expressiveness (I've programmed in Lisp), but thought I could still infer something if there are enough replies.
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Computing pseudo-inverse of a matrix in C++
===
I'm looking to compute the Moore-Penrose pseudo-inverse of a matrix in C++, can someone point me to a library implementation or a numerical recipe?
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How do I generate an array of pairwise distances in Ruby?
===
Say I have an array that represents a set of points:
x = [2, 5, 8, 33, 58]
How do I generate an array of all the pairwise distances? I'm looking for a map function instead of a loop if at all possible.
Thanks!
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How Do I Give a Textbox Focus in Silverlight?
===
In my Silverlight application, I can't seem to bring focus to a TextBox control. On the recommendation of various posts, I've set the IsTabStop property to True and I'm using TextBox.Focus(). Though the UserControl_Loaded event is firing, the TextBox control isn't ge... | 0 | [
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Have you integrated Mantis and Subversion?
===
I do mostly Windows development. We use [Mantis][1] and [Subversion][2] for our development but they aren't integrated together, in fact they are on different servers.
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Should I learn/play with Perl 6?
===
Perl 6 has been under development for over 8 years now, and (as ever) there seems to be no end in sight. However, it has had a reasonable implementation for some time, Pugs, and even has multiple implementations now.
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Learning how to use Subversion
===
This is probably a really stupid newbie-sounding question to you developer type people, but I'm at a loss :( I've been trying to learn how to use Subversion for keeping the history of my code, but I'm finding it pretty confusing. I read the 'book' that comes with Subversion, but I di... | 0 | [
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Picking a random element from a set
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How do I pick a random element from a set?
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How can you find available ldap servers from a computer in the same network, but different domain?
===
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Can you have custom client-side javascript Validation for standard ASP.NET Web Form Validators?
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Can you have custom client-side javascript Validation for standard ASP.NET Web Form Validators?
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How do you get extra path information to not be treated as part of the servlet class name in Tomcat
===
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What is the intended use of the DEFAULT section in config files used by ConfigParser?
===
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Web Services or Custom Protocol?
===
I have no experience with web services. Historically I've built client-server systems using proprietary communication protocols (even they happen to be XML). I just spent a few hours looking over Axis2 and it sent a shudder down my spine. The learning curve of WS scares me, and see... | 0 | [
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LINQ to XML Newbie Question
===
Greetings!
I'm working on wrapping my head around LINQ. If I had some XML such as this loaded into an XDocument object:
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<Item attrib1="aaa" attrib2="000" />
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Breaking event cycles in GUIs
===
When writing GUIs, I've frequently come over the following problem: Assume you have a model and a controller. The controller has a widget `W` that is used to show a property `X` of the model.
Because the model might be changed from outside the controller (there might be other contr... | 0 | [
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Max length of send() data param on XMLHttpRequest Post
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Is there a documented max to the length of the string data you can use in the send method of an XMLHttpRequest for the major browser implementations?
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Sniffing network traffic for signs of viruses/spyware
===
How can I connect a system to a network and sniff for virus/spyware related traffic? I'd like to plug in a network cable, fire up an appropriate tool sand have it scan the data for any signs of problems. I don't expect this to find everything, and this is not... | 0 | [
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Are Mutexes needed in javascript?
===
I have seen this link: [Implementing Mutual Exclusion in JavaScript][1].
On the other hand, I have read that there are no threads in javascript, but what exactly does that mean?
When events occur, where in the code can they interrupt?
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What do you use to deploy your Web Applications?
===
We're looking to automate our deployment of Web Applications, particularly when going from local development to a remote server.
Our current stack is LAMP remotely, MAMP locally, but I'm interested in general what people are using for this task regardless of thei... | 4 | [
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GetPrivateProfileString Oddity
===
I was just tinkering around with calling GetPrivateProfileString and GetPrivateProfileSection in kernel32 from .NET and came across something odd I don't understand.
Let's start with this encantation:
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Could not load type from assembly error
===
I have written the following simple test in trying to learn Castle Windsor's Fluent Interface:
using NUnit.Framework;
using Castle.Windsor;
using System.Collections;
using Castle.MicroKernel.Registration;
namespace WindsorSample {
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Flags in a database rows, best practices.
===
I am asking this out of a curiosity. Basically my question is when you have a database which needs a row entry to have things which act like flags, what is the best practice? A good example of this would be the badges on stack overflow, or the operating system field in bug... | 0 | [
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OpenGL still best for non-games ?
===
With the debacle of openGL 3.0, is openGl still the natural choice for engineering style 3D apps (cad/GIS)?
Is Direct3D only best if you need advanced vertex shaders?
Are there scenegraph libraries for Direct3D?
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===
I have an `<img>` in an HTML document that I would like to highlight as though the user had highlighted it using the mouse. Is there a way to do that using JavaScript?
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How do I prevent a class from being allocated via the 'new' operator? (I'd like to ensure my RAII class is always allocated on the stack.)
===
I'd like to ensure my RAII class is always allocated on the stack.
How do I prevent a class from being allocated via the 'new' operator?
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Options for Dynamic content in ASP.Net
===
What choices do I have for creating stateful dynamic content in an ASP.Net web site?
Here's my scenario. I have a site that has multiple, nested content regions. The top level are actions tied to a functional area "Catalog", "Subscriptions", "Settings".
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XML Schema validation tool?
===
At the office we are currently writing an application that will generate XML files against a schema that we were given. We have the schema in an .XSD file.
Are there tool or libraries that we can use for automated testing to check that the generated XML matches the schema?
We wou... | 0 | [
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===
I recently learned about the basic structure of the .docx file (it's a specially structured zip archive). However, docx is not formated like a doc.
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What is Castle Windsor, and why should I care?
===
I'm a long-time Windows developer, having cut my teeth on win32 and early COM. I've been working with .Net since 2001, so I'm pretty fluent in C# and the CLR. I'd never heard of Castle Windsor until I started participating in Stack Overflow. I've read the Castle Wi... | 0 | [
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Access Intranet via SSL using WebBrowser Winforms Control
===
I have a .Net 2.0 app that is used internally and we want to use the WebBrowser control to access some Web resources. We want to add encryption to these sites using SSL using self signed certificates.
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How to get the application executable name in Windows (C++ Win32 or C++/CLI)?
===
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XMLDocument.Load(url) through a proxy
===
I have a bit of code that basically reads an XML document using the XMLDocument.Load(uri) method which works fine, but doesn't work so well if the call is made through a proxy.
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How do I make an Ajax.Autocompleter perform a request without typing?
===
I'm using scriptaculous's Ajax.Autocompleter for a search with different filters.
http://github.com/madrobby/scriptaculous/wikis/ajax-autocompleter
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dTrace scripts and tools
===
I've recently began using dTrace and have noticed just how awesome it is. Its the perfect tool for profiling without placing the burden on programmers to set up hundreds of probes in their applications.
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glob() - sort by date
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I'm trying to display an array of files in order of date (last modified).
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existance map in c++
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I want something like an std::map, but I only want to see if the item exists or not, I don't actually need a key AND value. What should I use? | 0 | [
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Getting logged on user's name with or without domain in Windows
===
Is there a direct API to get the currently logged in user's name with the domain? So, it would return something like "domain\user" when a machine is on the domain, but at the same time it would return "user" when the machine is not on the domain? If t... | 0 | [
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Lower than low level common bsd sockets
===
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Best Google Chart library for .NET?
===
The [Google Charts API](http://code.google.com/apis/chart/) offers a super-simple URL-based interface for visualizing data, and it's free for most uses. For example
http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=p3&chd=t:60,40&chs=250x100&chl=Hello|World
gives you
, was recently discontinued, which means that I no longer have easy access to the commit logs of various SVN projects that I follow. Are there any other tools that easily pump out an RSS feed of commits for a pu... | 0 | [
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What is the easiest, most concise way to make selected attributes in an instance be readonly?
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