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Linux-based solution for domain management?
===
Using any member of the Windows Server family, I can set up an active directory, and have a single pool of users for a large scale of computers; access can be given / removed for any shared resources in the given domain (including access to client computers, etc).
Wha... | 0 | [
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How do I get the caller's IP address in a WebMethod?
===
How do I get the caller's IP address in a WebMethod?
[WebMethod]
public void Foo()
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// HttpRequest... ? - Not giving me any options through intellisense...
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How do you get what a symbolic link points to without grep?
===
Say you have a symbolic link, i.e., a -> b. In *nix, is there a command that will simply output what 'a' points to (i.e., 'b') but with nothing else? Typically we do a ls -l and pipe it to grep or something, but say I don't want to do any parsing. Is t... | 0 | [
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How do you prevent a user from posting data multiple times on a website
===
I am working on a web application (J2EE) and I would like to know the options that are available for handling a double post from the browser.
The solutions that I have seen and used in the past are all client-side:
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Webpart feature not adding Description
===
I am adding a webpart to the webpart gallery as part of a feature within a solution.
When the webpart is added to the gallery, the webparts Description field is being overwritten by an empty string.
I have added a description to everywhere I can think of, including:
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How do I simulate a low bandwidth, high latency environment?
===
I need to simulate a low bandwidth, high latency connection to a server in order to emulate the conditions of a VPN at a remote site. The bandwidth and latency should be tweakable so I can discover the best combination in order to run our software packag... | 0 | [
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Are there constants in Javascript?
===
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Javascript data formatting/pretty printer
===
I'm trying to find a way to 'pretty print' a Javascript data structure in a human-readable form for debugging.
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Call a certain method before each webservice call
===
Here's the situation. I have a webservice (C# 2.0), which consists of (mainly) a class inheriting from System.Web.Services.WebService. It contains a few methods, which all need to call a method that checks if they're authorized or not.
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Auto-organize Visual Studio Tabs?
===
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Do UTF-8,UTF-16, and UTF-32 Unicode encodings differ in the number of characters they can store?
===
Okay. I know this looks like the typical "Why didn't he just Google it or go to www.unicode.org and look it up?" answer, but for such a simple question the answer still eludes me after checking both sources.
I am pr... | 0 | [
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Store all projects in source control or not?
===
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Really Young Software Architect Question
===
I am a really young software engineer/QA Team leader. I have been developing software for about 2 years and for 1 of those years I have also been the head of the QA team at a software development company. Currently I am still working as the QA team leader/software enginee... | 0 | [
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===
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Why is Lisp used for AI?
===
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Does a hash shrink in Perl as you delete elements?
===
Does a hash shrink in Perl as you delete elements.
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===
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Is there a source code formatter for Groovy?
===
I use the commercial version of Jalopy for my Java projects but it doesn't work on Groovy files. IntelliJ has a serviceable formatter but I don't like requiring a particular IDE. | 0 | [
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MFC "Warning: skipping non-radio button in group."
===
When running an old MFC application in Visual Studio's debugger I've seen a lot of warnings in the Output window like the following:
> Warning: skipping non-radio button in group.
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Oracle load spikes couple hours after startup.
===
We use oracle as the back-end database for our product. I have been running series of stress tests on our system and I have started noticing that oracle is much faster right after the database was restarted. Over time (a couple hours or so) the database seems to get s... | 0 | [
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How many threads should I use in my Java program?
===
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I have a FinalBuilder project where I deploy an ASP.Net website to a remote folder, configured as a website in IIS.
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Ok I followed the steps for setting up ruby and rails on my Vista machine and I am having a problem connecting to the database.
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Host: WindowsVT06\SQLEXPRESS
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In Installshield, what is the best event to use to launch applications only on install, not on uninstall or repair?
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Does the windows FILETIME structure include leap seconds?
===
The FILETIME <http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms724284(VS.85).aspx>
structure counts from January 1 1601 (presuemably the start of that day)
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How do you like the new Ribbon Controls in D2009?
===
How do they compare to the DevXpress ones or the original MSOffice ones.
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Preferred protocols to upload static files to your Apache server ?
===
<br><br>If you were the administrator of an Apache web server, what protocol(s) would you prefer to provide, for the web developers to upload static files (html/gif/css/...), with the goal of maximum security ?<br>
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How to use "macros" in VisualStudio 2008 build events?
===
*[NOTE: This questions is similar to but **not the same** as [this one][1].]*
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How to implement a company-internal icon gallery
===
I love writing my own web-based applications, but don't want to succumb to the <em>not invented here syndrome.</em> So before I go write this myself, I'm looking for solutions that either do this, or perhaps frameworks (like Django or Joomla, etc.) that give me a s... | 0 | [
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Is Continuous Integration important for a solo developer?
===
I've never used CI tools before, but from what I've read, I'm not sure it would provide any benefit to a solo developer that isn't writing code every day.
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Looking for a .NET Function that sums up number and instead of overflowing simply returns int.MaxValue
===
I use int.MaxValue as a penalty and sometimes I am computing the penalties together. Is there a function or how would you create one with the most grace and efficiency that does that.
ie.
50 + 100 = 150
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Can LINQ (to SQL) do bitwise queries?
===
I have a table of Users that includes a bitmask of roles that the user belongs to. I'd like to select users that belong to one or more of the roles in a bitmask value. For example:
<pre>select *
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Change cardinality of item in C# dictionary
===
I've got a dictionary, something like
Dictionary<Foo,String> fooDict
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MessageBox.show(fooDict[foo]);
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Starting service as a user with no password
===
I'm trying to start a service as a user and things work fine, until I try a user that doesn't have a password. Then, it fails to start (due to log-on error).
Am I doing something wrong or is this "by design"?
The code to register this service:
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How do you check for permissions to write to a directory or file
===
I got a program that writes some data to a file using a method like the one below.
<pre><code>
public void ExportToFile(string filename)
{
using(FileStream fstream = new FileStream(filename,FileMode.Create))
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Python Date Comparisons
===
I would like to find out if a particular python datetime object is older than X hours or minutes. I am trying to do something similar to:
if (datetime.now() - self.timestamp) > 100
# Where 100 is either seconds or minutes
but this obviously gives a type error. So my questio... | 0 | [
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How to compile Clisp 2.46?
===
When I try to compile the newest version of Clisp on Ubuntu 8.04 I always get this error after running configure:
Configure findings:
FFI: no (user requested: default)
readline: yes (user requested: yes)
libsigsegv: no, consider installing GNU libsigsegv
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Is there a reasonable way to implement a cd command on VMS?
===
I would like to be able to say things like
**cd [.fred]** and have my default directory go there,
and my prompt change to indicate the full path to my current location. | 0 | [
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Combining two executables
===
I have a command line executable that alters some bits in a file that i want to use from my program.
Is it possible to create my own executable that uses this tool and distribute only one executable? | 0 | [
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How do you protect quotes in a batch file
===
I want to wrap a perl one-liner in a batch file. For (trivial) example, in a unix shell I could quote up a command like this:
perl -e 'print localtime() . "\n"'
But DOS chokes on that with the helpful
> Can't find string terminator "'" anywhere before EOF at -... | 0 | [
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How do you access Control.ViewState with a dynamically added Control subclass?
===
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Expanding a Region will expand children in Visual Studio
===
I am developing an ASP.NET Ajax form, and decided to make most of the site in one page, because it isn't a very involved site (it's more of a form). In the codebehind, I have been making my code more organized by adding regions to it (inside are the click ev... | 0 | [
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How long would it take to setup a new CI repository?
===
I wonder how long it would usually take for:
1. Professional
2. Average
3. Beginner
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Flex events when the parent isn't common
===
In certain cases, I can't seem to get components to receive events.
If two components have differing parents, or as in the example below, one is a popup, it would seem the event never reaches the listener (See the method "popUp" for the dispatch that doesn't work):
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Impersonating a User in Asp.Net
===
My DBA requires all database access to be done through trusted domain account. This can be done if you set the web.config <identity impersonate="true" /> . This requires the user to login or to be on the domain for IE pass the credentials through. I want to impersonate a user by ... | 0 | [
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How to unit test immutable class constructors?
===
I have an immutable class with some private fields that are set during the constructor execution. I want to unit test this constructor but I'm not sure the "best practice" in this case.
**Simple Example**
This class is defined in Assembly1:
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How can one close html tags in vim quickly
===
It's been a while since I've had to do any html-like code in vim, but recently I came across this again. Say I'm doing a simple bit of a html page:
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Link error when compiling gcc atomic operation in 32-bit mode
===
I have the following program:
~/test> cat test.cc
int main()
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int i = 3;
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return 0;
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Best way to swap two .NET controls based on radio buttons
===
I've got a form where I have two radio buttons and two interchangeable controls (made up of a ListView and a handful of buttons). Based on which radio button is selected I want to display the proper control to the user.
The way I'm doing this now is just... | 0 | [
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Last time a Stored Procedure was executed
===
On Sql Server 2000, is there a way to find out the date and time when a stored procedure was last executed? | 0 | [
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Request UAC elevation from within a Python script?
===
I want my Python script to copy files on Vista. When I run it from a normal `cmd.exe` window, no errors are generated, yet the files are NOT copied. If I run `cmd.exe` "as administator" and then run my script, it works fine.
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Is i unnacceptable?
===
As far as variable naming conventions go, should iterators be named *i* or something more semantic like *count*? If you don't use *i*, why not? | 0 | [
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Can you use Decision Tables in Relational Databases
===
I heard that decision tables in relational database have been researched a lot in academia. I also know that business rules engines use decision tables and that many BPMS use them as well.
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What is dependency injection?
===
There have been several questions already posted with specific questions about dependency injection, such as when to use it, what frameworks are there for it. However, here's the newbie question:
What is dependency injection and when/why should or shouldn't it be used?
Edit: Whi... | 0 | [
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Data visualization in desktop applications
===
I would like to create data visualizations in desktop apps, using frameworks, languages and libraries that help with this kind of task. Visualizations should be interactive: clickable, draggable, customizable, animated...
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How do you create tests for "make check" with GNU autotools
===
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VB.NET - Application has encountered a user-defined breakpoint
===
I'm not that up on VB.NET, the application I'm working on was not written by myself.
It works fine through the IDE but once I run it from the exe it gives me the above error.
Any clues?
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===
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Using Prototype 1.6's "new Element(...)" I am trying to create a <table> element with both a <thead> and <tbody> but nothing happens in IE6.
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Can PHP handle enterprise level sites as well as Java
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PLEASE NO FLAMING!
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Global or Singleton for database connection?
===
What is the benefit of using singleton instead of global for database connections in PHP? I feel using singleton instead of global makes the code unnecessarily complex.
Code with Global
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How to build a Debian/Ubuntu package from source?
===
I have the source of a program (taken from cvs/svn/git/...) and I'd like to build a Debian/Ubuntu package for it. The package is present in the repositories, but:
* It is an older version (lacking features I need)
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Introductiont o C# list comprehensions
===
What is a good introduction or tutorial article for learning how to use list comprehensions in C#? | 0 | [
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Keeping a file in the OS block buffer
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I need to keep a special file in the operating system block cache, and making it skip caching a file that I'm streaming from HD. I wonder if this is possible somewhere, or do I have to make my own RAM cache, to keep the filesystem from using up my RAM with useless data? I don'... | 0 | [
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Design & Coding - top to bottom or bottom to top?
===
When coding, what in your experience is a better approach?
1. Break the problem down into small enough pieces and then implement each piece.
2. Break the problem down, but then implement using a top-down approach.
3. Any other? | 0 | [
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.Net Multithreading: SQL ConnectionPool
===
In a VB.Net Windows Service I'm currently pooling units of work with:
ThreadPool.QueueUserWorkItem(operation, nextQueueID)
In each unit of work (or thread I'll use for ease of understanding), it will make a couple MSSQL operations like so:
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Ruby - Convert File to String
===
I need an easy way to take a tar file and convert it into a string (and vice versa). Is there a way to do this in Ruby? My best attempt was this:
file = File.open("path-to-file.tar.gz")
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contents << line
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I thought that w... | 0 | [
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JAXP DocumentBuilder : How to provide customer error messaages.
===
I want to provide my own message from the validation done in DocumentBuilder, rather than the one from XMLMessages.properties.
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Which is the best LINUX distribution for an all time Windows user
===
I want a Linux installation which closely matches with Windows Vista in terms of GPU support and good Desktop experience.
I heard that [Ubuntu][1] is a good choice here. Anybody have thoughts or experience to share.
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Planning to use PostgreSQL with ASP.NET: bad idea?
===
I'm currently planning the infrastructure for my future web project. I want to go the way Joel went with having one DB per client and now thinking which DB engine will be good for me. The best would be of course SQL Server, but I can't afford a full-blown version ... | 0 | [
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An affordable tool for DB modelling
===
Could you guys recommend some affordable SQL modelling tool which supports SQL Server, PostgreSQL and MySQL? I'm looking into up to $300 per license range. One tool per answer, please!
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ASP.net MVC HomeController URL
===
By default the MVC Preview 5 web project comes with a HomeController.vb class. This sets the web URL to http://www.mywebsite.com/home/ by default. If I just wanted this to be http://www.mywebsite.com/ by default, how would I accomplish that? | 0 | [
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What's the SQL query to list all rows that have 2 column sub-rows as duplicates?
===
Ok I have a table that has redundant data and I'm trying to identify all rows that have duplicate sub-rows (for lack of a better word). By sub-rows I mean considering COL1 and COL2 only.
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Migrations for Java
===
I use both ruby on rails and Java. I really enjoy using migrations when I am working on a rails project. so I am wondering is there a migrations like tool for Java? If there is no such tool is it a good idea to use migrations as a tool to control a database used by a Java project? | 0 | [
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Backgroundrb scheduled task ending
===
I have a backroundrb scheduled task that takes quite a long time to run. However it seems that the process is ending after only 2.5 minutes.
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===
I know there is a list-comprehension library for common lisp ([incf-cl][1]), I know they're supported natively in various other functional (and some non-functional) languages (F#, Erlang, Haskell and C#) - is there a list comprehension library for Scheme?
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Modifying/detecting Local Security Policy programmatically
===
Is it possible to do at least one of the following:
1) Detect a setting of a Local Security Policy (Accounts: Limit local account use of blank passwords to console logon only)
2) Modify that setting
Using Win32/MFC?
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Good resources to learn the Factor programming language ?
===
I understand that Factor is based on Forth, so I guess resources on Forth would be nice too.
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Converting string to uint in actionscript / Flex
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I am creating a component and want to expose a color property as many flex controls do, lets say I have simple component like this, lets call it foo_label:
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What's the easiest way to add a quote box to mediawiki?
===
I installed mediawiki on my server as my personal knowledge base. Sometimes I copy some stuff from Web and paste to my wiki - such as tips & tricks from somebody's blog. How do I make the copied content appear in a box with border?
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What is the best way to implement a singleton pattern class in Actionscript 3?
===
Since AS3 does not allow private constructors, it seems the only way to construct a singleton and guarantee the constructor isn't explicitly created via "new" is to pass a single parameter and check it.
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object reference not set to an instance of object
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I have been getting an error in VB.net "object reference not set to an instance of object". Can you tell me what are the causes of this error? thanks.. | 0 | [
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Fetch one row per account id from list, part 2
===
Not sure how to ask a followup on SO, but this is in reference to an earlier question:
<http://stackoverflow.com/questions/94930/fetch-one-row-per-account-id-from-list>
The query I'm working with is:
SELECT *
FROM scores s1
WHERE accountid NOT IN ... | 0 | [
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Do fancy MVC URLs affect how caching is done?
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When reading some answers to aquestion on [clearing cache for JS files][1], somebody pointed to this part of the [http spec][2]. It basically says that URLS containing a ? should not be pulled from the cache, unless a specific expiry date is given. How do query strin... | 0 | [
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iphone viewWillAppear not firing
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I've read numerous posts about people having problems with viewWillAppear when you do not create your view heirarchy JUST right. My problem is I can't figure out what that means.
If I create a RootViewController and call addSubView on that controller, I would expect the added vi... | 0 | [
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In Javascript, is there a source for time with a consistant resolution in milliseconds?
===
The Date object in javascript performs differently machine to machine and browser to browser in respect to the function's resolution in milliseconds. I've found most machines have a resolution of about 16 ms on IE, where Chrom... | 0 | [
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What's the quickest way to dump & load a MySQL InnoDB database using mysqldump?
===
I would like to create a copy of a database with approximately 40 InnoDB tables and around 1.5GB of data with mysqldump and MySQL 5.1.
What are the best parameters (ie: --single-transaction) that will result in the quickest dump and... | 0 | [
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How big of a security risk is checking out an svn project right into production site?
===
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OpenID Over SSL with self signed certificate
===
I setup my own open id provider on my personal server, and added a redirect to https in my apache config file. When not using a secure connection (when I disable the redirect) I can log in fine, but with the redirect I can't log in with this error message:
The under... | 0 | [
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