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Will the Javascript performance improvements from Trace Trees find their way into other interpreted languages?
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It sounds like Mozilla is having good luck improving JavaScript performance with [TraceMonkey][1]. See also Andreas Gal's [paper on Trace Trees][2].
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Has anyone taken the Adobe Certified Flex 2 Developer Exam?
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I am looking to take the flex 2 developer exam very soon and was just wondering if anyone has taken it already? If so what did you think of the exam and how did you prepare?
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How can I simulate ext3 filesystem corruption?
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I would like to simulate filesystem corruption for the purpose of testing how our embedded systems react to it and ultimately have them fail as gracefully as possible. We use different kinds of flash storage for data which is modified often and unsuitable for storage ... | 0 | [
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Is there a way to return different types from a WCF REST method?
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I am trying to write a web service to spec and it requires a different response body depending on whether the method completes successfully or not. I have creating two different DataContract classes, but how can I return them and have them serialized... | 0 | [
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Using locale.setlocale in embedded Python without breaking file parsing in C thread
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We're using a third-party middleware product that allows us to write code in an embedded Python interpreter, and which exposes an API that we can call into. Some of these API calls allow us to load various kinds of file, and the lo... | 0 | [
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ASP.NET: Unable to validate data.
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What is the cause of this exception in ASP.NET? Obviously it is a viewstate exception, but I can't reproduce the error on the page that is throwing the exception (a simple two TextBox form with a button and navigation links).
FWIW, I'm not running a web farm.
Exception
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Tutorial for Windows Shell Extensions
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I've been postponing this part of the project because I haven't found any particular helpful example/tutorial for these 2 aspects of Shell Extensions:
1. Return information for the Hint when you hover over a file.
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How can I redirect to a page when the user session expires?
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I am currently working on an web application that uses ASP.NET 2.0 framework. I need to redirect to a certain page, say SessionExpired.aspx, when the user session expires. There are lot of pages in the project, so adding code to every page of the site is ... | 0 | [
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Where can I find a video of a pro using emacs?
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I want to see a video of somebody using emacs really, really well. Not an instructional video, just something that shows off its raw power. I want to be dazzled.
The inspiration for this question is the following [quote][1]:
> "You have to be way smart to use
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Win32/MFC Get window rect from client rect
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I know there is a function somewhere that will accept a client rect and it will convert it into a window rect for you. I just can't find / remember it!
Does anyone know what it is?
It will do something similar to:
const CRect client(0, 0, 200, 200);
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What are the advantages and disadvantages of using XML schemas?
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We are utilizing the XML data type in Microsoft SQL Server 2005 for a project. Some members of the team and I feel that we should also use XSDs while members of the other camp feel that we should keep the XMLs ad hoc and not treat them as "types".
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Data Protection and Web 2.0 Web sites
===
Many countries now have data protection legislation which afford individuals the rights to:
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2. to request that any information held on the individual is destroyed
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Calculate package size
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Why avoid pessimistic locking in a version control system?
===
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Using Microsoft Velocity with NHibernate?
===
Has anyone tried to use MS Velocity with NHibernate.
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How do I translate 8bit characters into 7bit characters? (i.e. Ü to U)
===
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Authenticating against active directory using python + ldap
===
How do I authenticate against AD using Python + LDAP. I'm currently using the python-ldap library and all it is producing is tears.
I can't even bind to perform a simple query:
import sys
import ldap
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Continuous Integration Servers
===
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Client/JS Framework for "Unsaved Data" Protection?
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Testing for multiple screens with javascript
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What is the maximum possible length of a .NET string?
===
What is the longest string that can be created in .NET? The docs for the `String` class are silent on this question as far as I can see, so an authoritative answer might require some knowledge of internals. Would the maximum change on a 64-bit system?
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What do your code reviews involve and what patterns are successful?
===
I want to better understand the patterns that work and the patterns that don't work for successful code reviews.
1. Should there be a difference be a Formal Code Review and an Informal Code Review?
2. What level of documentation of the... | 0 | [
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Base constructor in C# - Which gets called first?
===
Which gets called first - the base constructor or "other stuff here"?
public class MyExceptionClass : Exception
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public MyExceptionClass(string message, string extrainfo) : base(message)
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//other stuff here
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Workaround for J2ME Hessian limitations ?
===
The official J2ME implementation of Hessian seems to have serious limitations : complex objects are not supported.<br>
Does anyone have a solution for this problem ? Is there an alternate implementation of Hessian for J2ME ? <br>
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What options do you recommend for language translation on content driven Web sites?
===
Please read the whole question. I'm not looking for an approach to managing multi-lingual content, but I'm looking for a way to actually get that multi-lingual content. This usually falls within technical recommendations on most pr... | 0 | [
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How to use Java reflection when the enum type is a Class?
===
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What character set should I assume the encoded characters in a URL to be in ?
===
[RFC 1738][1] specifies the syntax for URL's, and mentions that
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Best way to store a large amount of text in a sql server table
===
What is the best way to store a large amount of text in a table in sql server? is varchar(max) reliable?
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Buying a machine for continuous integration - key factors?
===
I'm planning to propose to my (very small) company that we buy a computer to run continous integration on. If they say yes, the task of actually buying the machine will probably fall on me, so my question is:
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Enterprise App and the Enterprise App Client
===
I came aboard a new project with a new company and we are trying to use JPA to do some DB work. So we have an Ear with an EJB, a webservice, and then there is a app client in the ear that really does all the work. The Webservice, calls the EJB, and the EJB calls the c... | 0 | [
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How do I detect if my program runs in an Active Directory environment?
===
How do I detect if my program runs in an Active Directory environment?
I'm using C# and .Net 2.0
Thanks
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best way of storing time
===
what is the best way to store time ?
there is a lot of ways to go.
[wikipedia][1] has a listing. Most of them are epoch based, but what if you were an archeologist and wanted to store a date in your program...
[1]: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/System_time | 4 | [
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calling a wcf webservice from Silverlight
===
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===
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How to address OpenID providers downtime?
===
OpenID is all good... UNTIL the provider goes down. At that point you're potentially locked out of EVERYTHING (since you jumped on the bandwagon and applied OpenID everywhere you could). | 0 | [
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Subversion question: How can I use post-commit hooks to copy committed files to a web directory?
===
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===
Is there a NAnt task that will echo out all property names and values that are currently set during a build? Something equivalent to ant's [echoproperties][1] task maybe.
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Session Variables and Web Services
===
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===
The VS Database Project does not seem to have the "View All Files" option in the Solution Explorer. Does anyone know of a way to turn the option on in VS?
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NSIS get path of current installer file that is running
===
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ORA-01031: insufficient privileges when selecting view
===
When I try to execute a view that includes tables from different schemas an ORA-001031 Insufficient privileges is thrown. These tables have execute permission for the schema where the view was created. If I execute the view's SQL Statement it works. What am... | 0 | [
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Where can I find the documentation of the Erlang shell
===
The <a href="http://www.erlang.org/doc/">Erlang documentation</a> contains the documentation of modules.
Where can I find the documentation of the Erlang shell? (Which is not a module, I suppose.)
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How often should you refactor?
===
I had a discussion a few weeks back with some co-workers on refactoring, and I seem to be in a minority that believes "Refactor early, refactor often" is a good approach that keeps code from getting messy and unmaintainable. A number of other people thought that it just belongs in th... | 0 | [
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Firebug - Run multiline scripts on console or make new javascript file
===
Is there a way in FireBug to start a new script file to apply to page? Basically I want to do work like I'd normally do on the firebug console but be able to to paste in multi-line functionss, etc. It doesn't seem like the console is amenable... | 0 | [
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===
I'm wondering which languages support (or don't support) native multithreading, and perhaps get some details about the implementation. Hopefully we can produce a complete overview of this specific functionality. | 0 | [
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Web Development IDE Suggestions
===
I'm looking for suggestions for web development IDEs. I'm currently looking at Aptana Studio and it looks rather impressive so far. Anyone have other suggestions?
I'm looking for support for HTML, CSS and JavaScript.
Thanks! | 4 | [
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Glassfish: web application deployed with non-root context interperetes requests relative to domain1/docroot
===
The webapp uses Spring MVC.
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Best practices in PHP and MySQL with international strings
===
It often happens that characters such as *é* gets transformed to *é*, even though the collation for the MySQL DB, table and field is set to utf8\_general\_ci. The encoding in the *Content-Type* for the page is also set to UTF8.
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Why should I upgrade from SQL2000 to SQL2005?
===
I'm looking for the single biggest reason you are glad that you've already made the jump from SQL2000 to SQL2005. | 0 | [
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Best way to cache resized images using PHP and MySQL
===
What would be the best practice way to handle the caching of images using PHP.
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In BIRT, how do I access an arbitrary data set from JavaScript?
===
I am building my first report in [BIRT][1].
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Is it possible to compile a .net program to machine code?
===
I would like to distribute my .net programs without of the .net framework. Is it possible to compile a .net program to machine code? | 0 | [
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How do I manipulate GUID's when doing Windows programing in C or C++
===
I'm always forgetting how to do this so this question is a reminder for future reference. Under Win32 if you want to manipulate GUID's you can use the UuidXXX() Network/RPC functions:
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Looking for File Traversal Functions in Python that are Like Java's
===
In Java you can do <code>File.listFiles()</code> and receive all of the files in a directory. You can then easily recurse through directory trees.
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How do I know WHEN to close an HTTP 1.1 Keep-Alive Connection?
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I am writing a web server in Java and I want it to support HTTP 1.1 Keep-Alive connections. But how can I tell when the client is done sending requests for a given connection? (like a double end-of-line or something).
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How to simplify this code (generates a random int between min and max base on unsigned int)?
===
The code is
return min + static_cast<int>(static_cast<double>(max - min + 1.0) *
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Are you a code neat freak?
===
How do you handle ugly code? Are you a code neat freak?
- Do you feel that you have to clean up a file of source code before you can do anything useful?
- Do you have the urge to refactor bad structure when you see it?
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How do I test if another installation is already in progress?
===
Assuming I'm trying to automate the installation of something on windows and I want to try to test whether another installation is in progress before attempting install. I don't have control over the installer and have to do this in the automation frame... | 0 | [
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Has anyone used Raven?
===
What do you think about this [build tool][1]? I'm thinking of migrating from maven2 to raven (my poms are getting bigger and bigger), but I'd like to hear some opinions first.
Thanks!
[1]: http://raven.rubyforge.org/ | 0 | [
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How much does a process help in improving quality of shipping software ?
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The best way for a SSIS ftp task to not fail when there are no files to copy
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I'm using SQL Server 2005, and creating ftp tasks within SSIS.
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Can you make a site with ASP.NET MVC Framework using .NET 2.0?
===
Is it possible to make a site with ASP.NET MVC Framework using .NET 2.0? I am limited to using .NET 2.0 (we use VS 2008, but we have to use the 2.0 Framework) and I really want to try out the MVC Framework. | 0 | [
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===
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Windows Installer - upgrade resuming after reboot
===
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===
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Querying XML like SQL?
===
Is there any framework for querying XML SQL Syntax, I seriously tire of iterating through node lists.
<hr>
Or is this just wishful thinking (if not idiotic) and certainly not possible since XML isn't a relational database?
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===
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===
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===
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So something that would yield this kind of translation table:
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Partial class definition on C++?
===
Anyone knows if is possible to have partial class definition on C++ ?
Something like:
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<pre>
class Test {
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file2.h:
<pre>
class Test {
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===
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Is there a way to make Strongly Typed Resource files public (as opposed to internal)?
===
Here's what I'd like to do:
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What's a good Wiki for technical documentation?
===
What's a good Wiki (or other browser based collaborative tool) for technical documentation? Both as a programmers reference and more general "How to perform this reoccurring tasks on a computer" documents.
I'm looking for Wikis with features specifically geared to... | 0 | [
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Faster Directory Walk with VB6 Query: Cache and Ram issues?
===
Below is a rather simple function which counts how many files are on a machine. Called on "C:\", it takes about 5 seconds to run. Unless I haven't run it in a while or first run a ram-clearing program, in which case it takes 60 seconds or more. I would... | 0 | [
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===
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How can I set the text of a WPF Hyperlink via data binding?
===
In WPF, I want to create a hyperlink that navigates to the details of an object, and I want the text of the hyperlink to be the name of the object. Right now, I have this:
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Javascript error: [elementname] has no properties
===
I'm doing some maintenance coding on a webapp and I am getting a javascript error of the form: "[elementname] has no properties"
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Creating a XAML Resource from Code Witout a Key
===
Is there a way to add a resource to a ResourceDictionary from code without giving it a resource key?
For instance, I have this resource in XAML:
<TreeView.Resources>
<HierarchicalDataTemplate DataType="{x:Type xbap:FieldPropertyInfo}"
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Roll Up Task in Team Foundation Server
===
We are using TFS 2008 for project managmeent and I am looking for a method to roll up smaller tasks into larger tasks within tfs. Our work flow works like this:
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What's a good API for recording/capturing and playing back sound in Delphi and/or C#?
===
*<flavor> I want to create a spelling test program for my grade schoolers that would let them enter and record their spelling words then test them on them through out the week.</flavor>*
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Best ActionScript3 User Interface Components?
===
After using AS2 for several years, I'm getting started with writing applications in AS3 (Flash9/Flash10). I've come to the point where I need some full sets of GUI components, and I need to decide which set I'm going to use. Back in the AS2 days, the built in component... | 0 | [
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Is the SendChuncked Property missing from System.Net.HttpWebRequest in Silverlight 2?
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MS Paint command line switches
===
I have been looking for documentation related to interacting with MSPaint from the command line. I have only found references to /p, /pt and /wia, but no guidance as to how to use them and their limitations.
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Crystal Report 10.5 [included with Visual Studio 2008] Selection by Image column
===
I have an Image column (Allow Null = true) in SQL Server 2005. I am using Crystal Reports designer (ver 10.5) that comes with Visual Studio 2008. Crystal sees the column as blob field and puts an image object for the column.
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===
I've seen a few different ways to iterate over a Dictionary in C#. Is there a standard way? | 0 | [
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Are "dirty reads" safe to use in Terracotta?
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ASP .Net Model View Presenter and Static Page Methods marked as WebMethod
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How to find the foreach index
===
Is it possible to find the foreach index?
in a "for" loop as follows:
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echo $i.' ';
}
$i will give you the index.
Do I have to use the for loop or is there some way to get the index in the foreach loop? | 0 | [
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===
Under what circumstances would this or would this not be safe? I have a branch that has a four changes (no file add or deletes). Would this be safe to delete? | 0 | [
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Developing a Datastructor
===
What is important to keep in mind when trying to develop a data structure for a database.
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Does TCP/IP prevent packet replays?
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Does TCP/IP prevent multiple copies of the same packet from reaching the destination? Or is it up to the endpoint to layer idempotency logic above it?
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Calculate timespan in Javascript
===
I have a .net 2.0 ascx control with a start time and end time textboxes. The data is as follows:
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txtEnd.Text = 09/19/2008 05:00:00
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Why does Java not have block-scoped variable declarations?
===
The following method does not work because the inner block declares a variable of the same name as one in the outer block. Apparently variables belong to the method or class in which they are declared, not to the block in which they are declared, so I ther... | 0 | [
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SQL trace in Great Plains shows Invalid column name 'desSPRkmhBBCreh'.
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===
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===
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C# Dynamically created LinkButton Command Event Handler
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How do I detect a keyboard modifier in a bookmarklet?
===
Is there a way to detect if the user is holding down the shift key (or other modifier keys) when executing a javascript bookmarklet?
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How to handle per-Model database connections with ActiveRecord
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AppDomain And the Current Directory
===
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