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autoconf using sh, I need SHELL=BASH, how do I force autoconf to use bash?
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I'm running autoconf and configure sets SHELL to '/bin/sh'.
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Should I upgrade to Windows Server & Exchange 2007?
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Currently running Server 2003 but am looking at reinstalling in the near future due to a change of direction with the domains. Should I take this opportunity to install Windows Server 2007 instead?
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What would be the best way to parse this file?
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I was just wondering if anyone knew of a good way that I could parse the file at the bottom of the post.
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Prevent Enter key from firing button click even in vb6
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I have a form with a progress bar and a cancel button which is displayed as a process runs. The buttons "Cancel" property is set to true so pressing escape, cancels the process.
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How to integrate a SpringSource dm Server into another OSGi-based application server?
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Do this with a single SQL
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I have a table that looks like that:
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The rows are sorted by CLNDR_DATE DESC.
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For a right triangle specified by an equation aX + bY <= c on integers
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Distributed Cache/Session where should I turn?
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I am currently looking at a distributed cache solution.
If money was not an issue, which would you recommend?
- [www.scaleoutsoftware.com][1]
- [ncache][2]
- [memcacheddotnet][3]
- [MS Velocity][4]
[1]: http://www.scaleoutsoftware.com/
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Why ActiveRecord instead of a MySql API
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How do you keep track of temporary threads of conversation online
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What's wrong with F#?
===
What's wrong with F#?
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How do you import users from Community Server into DNN?
===
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How do I force a tomcat web application reload the trust store after I update it
===
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My tomcat 5.5 based web application is using a trust store to verify SSL connections.
The application allows the user to add or remove CA certificates to be used in the verification process.
However, a... | 0 | [
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How do I determine the file and line # of a C# method from a symbols (.pdb) file?
===
pdb files contain symbol information for .NET assemblies. I'd like to read a pdb file in order to correlate methods with their file location. The data is contained within it but I can't seem to find a good description of how to get i... | 0 | [
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What is the best way to export a large table with many records from SQLite to a custom delimited text file?
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Does C++ support 'finally' blocks? (And what's this 'RAII' I keep hearing about?)
===
Does C++ support '[**finally**][1]' blocks?
What is the [**RAII idiom**][2]?
What is the difference between C++'s RAII idiom and [**C#'s 'using' statement**][3]?
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Fastest way to get productive in VS 08 and C#
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I have recently been working with Python using Komodo Edit and other simpler editors but now I am doing a project which is to be done in C# using VS 08. I would appreciate any hints on how to get productive on that platform as quickly as possible. | 0 | [
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Error "Cannot change Visible in OnShow or OnHide" in Delphi IDE
===
I have a very strange problem with the Delphi 2006 IDE.
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FTP File Upload with HTTP Proxy (C#)
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Is there a way to upload a file to a FTP server when behind an HTTP proxy ?
It seems that uploading a file is not supported behind an HTTP Proxy using .Net Webclient. ([http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.net.ftpwebrequest.proxy.aspx][1]).
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Sending mass emails programmatically
===
I need to be able to periodically send email alerts to subscribed users. PHP seems to struggle with sending *one* message, so I'm looking for good alternatives.
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State Service when using system.web.routing in WebForms
===
I am using the System.Web.Routing assembly in a WebForms application. When running the application deployed on win2008/IIS7 I got the following message.
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How do I use continuous integration with an Eclipse project?
===
I've been using maven2 and hudson for a while to do my continuous integration, but I find that Eclipse and Maven do not play well together. Sure there's a plugin, but it's cranky to mash the maven project into something that eclipse likes and the build t... | 0 | [
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Site-Wide Filters in ASP.NET MVC
===
What is the best way to enable site-wide filters in an ASP.NET MVC application?
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What are the differences between the different saving methods in Hibernate?
===
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Access to remote computer's private queue gives "Remote computer is not available"
===
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How do you force creator signatures and static methods?
===
Sorry in advance if the question is *naive*...
**Is there a way of forcing a (child) class to have creators with particular signatures or particular static methods in c sharp?**
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How do I get svn:ignore to work properly?
===
As I understand it, the command to ignore the _content_ of a directory using SVN is this:
svn propset svn:ignore "*" tmp/
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Compiled, strongly-typed alternative .Net?
===
Is there a programming language suitable for building web applications, that is compiled, strongly-typed, and isn't ASP.Net?
I thought of using Mono (www.project-mono.com), but just wondering if there are any additional alternatives?
(If the language and framework a... | 0 | [
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bash: start multiple chained commands in background
===
I'm trying to run some commands in paralel, in background, using bash. Here's what I'm trying to do:
forloop {
//this part is actually written in perl
//call command sequence
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What language/methods to use to listen to removeable drives in Windows?
===
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===
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What would be the best book to read in order to really 'grok' OOP?
===
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ruby/ruby on rails memory leak detection
===
I wrote a small web app using ruby on rails, its main purpose is to upload, store, and display results from xml(files can be up to several MB) files. After running for about 2 months I noticed that the mongrel process was using about 4GB of memory. I did some research on ... | 0 | [
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===
I need to validate the email of my users. Unfortunately, making a validator that [comforms to standards][2] is hard
[Here][1] is an example of a regex expression that tries to comform to standard
Are there any PHP library (preferably, open-source) that validates e... | 0 | [
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How do I prevent ServerXMLHTTP from automatically following redirects (HTTP 303 See Other responses)
===
I am using ServerXMLHTTP to perform an HTTP POST. The response returned is a redirect (specifically 303 See Other). ServerXMLHTTP is automatically following this redirect but this is causing an authentication failu... | 0 | [
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F# - while woes given tuple condition
===
Given the following:
#light
//any function returning bool * 'a
let foo =
let x = ref 10
fun () ->
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if !x <> 0 then
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Top reason not to use EJB 3.0 again?
===
The scenario
* You have developed a webapp using EJBs version 3.
* The system is deployed, delivered and is used by the customer.
If you would have to rewrite the system from scratch, would you use EJBs again?
**Yes**: Don't answer this question, answer [this one][1... | 0 | [
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Going back to academia?
===
I was playing around with [Zotero][1] yesterday to help my partner with an assignment and it gave me a craving for going back to academia. I'm a CS Grad with a Masters (In CS as well) so I'd be going back to do a Phd.
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Create a new Word Document using VSTO
===
How to new a word document programmatically using Visual Studio Tools for Developers? | 0 | [
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Library for converting a traceback to its exception?
===
Just a curiosity: is there an already-coded way to convert a printed traceback back to the exception that generated it? :) Or to a sys.exc_info-like structure? | 0 | [
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Pitfalls for converting a .net 2.0 solution to .net 3.5
===
We're moving a solution with 20+ projects from .net 2.0 to 3.5 and at the same time moving from Visual Studio 2005 to 2008. We're also at the same time switching from MS Entlib 2.0 to 4.0.
- Is there any reasons not to let the
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Finding a User in Active Directory with the Login Name
===
I'm possibly just stupid, but I'm trying to find a user in Active Directory from C#, using the Login name ("domain\user").
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Page.Tostring() behaves a bit weird in .net 1.1?
===
I have a control where I have to check in which page I am, so I can set a certain variable accordingly.
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What is your favorite Firebug tip or trick?
===
I think, every web developer loves Firefox's [Firebug extension][1] for solving CSS or Javascript problems.
I use it very often, but I'm sure that I'm not aware of some hidden gems. What is your **favorite (not evident) trick or tip** for Firebug?
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Using DISTINCT inner join in SQL
===
I have three tables, A, B, C, where A is many to one B, and B is many to one C. I'd like a list of all C's in A.
My tables are something like this: A[id, valueA, lookupB], B[id, valueB, lookupC], C[id, valueC]. I've written a query with two nested SELECTs, but I'm wondering if ... | 0 | [
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What tools are available for providing a breakdown of the diskspace used by an MSSQL database
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I have an MSDE2000 database which appears to be approaching it's 2Gb limit.
What tools can I use to determine where all the space is being used?
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Best algorithm for synchronizing two IList in C# 2.0
===
Imagine the following type:
public struct Account
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public int Id;
public double Amount;
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What is the best algorithm to synchronize two `IList<Account>` in C# 2.0 ? (No linq) ?
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URL segment to action method parameter in Zend Framework
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in Kohana/CodeIgniter, I can have url in this form -> http://www.name.tld/controller_name/method_name/parameter_1/parameter_2/parameter_3 ...
and read the parameters in my controller as follows
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How do you 'clone' WebControls in C# .NET ?
===
My basic question is, in .NET, how do I clone WebControls?
I would like to build a custom tag, which can produce multiple copies of its children.
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typedef in C#?
===
Is there a typedef equivalent in C#, or someway to get some sort of similar behaviour? I've done some googling, but everywhere I look seems to be negative. Currently I have a situation similar to the following:
class GenericClass<T>
{
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Spring MVC : Binding 3 dropdowns to a date property in SimpleFormController
===
How should I configure the class to bind three dropdowns (date, month, year) to a single Date property so that it works the way it works for 'single request parameter per property' scenario ?
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Change language of error messages in ASP.NET
===
I developing ASP.NET application using a Swedish version of Windows XP and Visual studio Professional. When ever i get an error aka. "yellow screen of death" the error message is in swedish, making it a bit hard to search for info about it.
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Referenced structure not 'sticking'
===
I am currently porting a lot of code from an MFC-based application to a DLL for client branding purposes.
I've come across an unusual problem. This bit of code is the same in both systems:
// ...
CCommsProperties props;
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Some good resources for learning F# please
===
I am a .Net programmer(both C# and VB.net) , and I want to go into F# area also, but can't find some good online article/pdf to start with. Please guide me through this. | 0 | [
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Is there a nice way of handling multi-line input with GNU readline?
===
My application has a command line interface, and I'm thinking about using the [GNU Readline library](http://tiswww.case.edu/php/chet/readline/rltop.html) to provide history, an editable command line, etc.
The hitch is that my commands can be qu... | 0 | [
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How to Execute an application in XP when a particular type of USB device is attached
===
In Windows XP what is the best way to execute a particular application when a particular type of USB device is attached (it currently attaches as a storage device - i.e. it appears as a drive).
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'pass parameter by reference' in Ruby ?
===
In Ruby, is it possible to pass by reference a parameter with value-type semantics (e.g. a Number)?
I'm looking for something similar to C#'s '**ref**' keyword.
Example:
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x += 1
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Linking an external .jar from an Xcode java project?
===
How do I link an external .jar into my Xcode java project? That is, have it in the classpath during compilation and execution. I'm using Xcode 3.0 and this seems to have changed since 2.4. | 0 | [
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Does this query look optimized?
===
I'm writing a query for an application that needs to list all the products with the number of times they have been purchased.
I came up with this and it works, but I am not too sure how optimized it is.
---
SELECT products.id,
products.long_name AS name,
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is there a "best practice" to access anopther process in the OS through java?
===
I've been reading Skype4Java (java api for skype) and noticed they use jni to access the skype client.
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Submitting a form on a user control by pressing enter on a text field does not work
===
This seems to be a common problem but I cannot find a solution.
I type in my username and password which are in a login control I have created.
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What's the purpose of instance methods in Modules without classes?
===
Imagine the following Ruby Module:
module Foo
def inst_method
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end
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===
Where can documentation be found for the features of GDB, and the debugging process, specific to debugging of Cell Linux programs mixing PPU and SPU code? | 0 | [
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Svn vs Git
===
I am starting a new distributed project where some of the developers will not be in the same country... What should I use: Git or SVN?
Why?
PS. It is a smart client application running on windows and will be developed using Visual Studio... | 4 | [
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Programatically renaming a table in SQL Server 2000 - is sp_rename the only solution?
===
I recently had to rename a table (and a column and FK/PK contraints) in SQL Server 2000 without losing an data. There did not seem to be an obvious DDL T-SQL statements for performing this action, so I used sp_rename to directly ... | 0 | [
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Convert IDictionary<string, string> keys to lowercase (C#)
===
I've got a Method that gets a IDictionary<string, string> as a parameter.
Now I want to provide a method that retrieves the value from this dictionary, but it should be case-invariant.
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How do I launch a standalone SWF from within an Abode AIR application?
===
I'm completely new to AIR but what I'm trying to do feels like it should be quite easy.
I want my AIR app to execute (launch) an SWF in the standalone Flash Player (just like if I were to double click it).
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Is it worth joining the ACM
===
I keep getting mail form the Association for Computing Machinery urging me to join up and get access to all these wonderful resources.
At something like $84 (USD) a year and with the dollar/pound exchange rate it isn't a lot of money, but is it worth it?
Any opinions? | 4 | [
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How do you track your time?
===
I had about 7 employes until today and everyone had another kind of timesheet/timereporting.
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Usability: Should the ENTER key close a wizard form as OK even if the focus is not set on the OK/DONE button?
===
I have the in my opinion odd request to close a wizard form as Done or OK if Enter was pressed on the keyboard even if the OK/DONE button is not focused.
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How do you get the Class of an Abstract class (Object) in JavaME
===
So i need to get the Class of an object at runtime, and sorry guys Javas not my home ;0)
For an none abstract class i could do something like:
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Why is Apache + Rails is spitting out two status headers for code 500?
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I have a rails app that is working fine except for one thing.
When I request something that doesn't exist (i.e. /not_a_controller_or_file.txt), the response is this:
HTTP/1.1 200 OK
Date: Thu, 02 Oct 2008 10:28:02 GMT
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Methods in a Java interface with or without public access modifier
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Should methods in a Java interface be declared with or without a public access modifier?
Technically it doesn't matter of course. A class method that implements an interface is always public. But what is a better convention?
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Visual Studio 2005 - can not open form on designer
===
My team developed a GUI application on Visual Studio 2005, managed C++. Since some deliveries it is not possible to open the form in the designer, even if the source code and the project settings have not been changed. The designer reports this error:
**Except... | 0 | [
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Windbg: How to set breakpoint on one of the overloads of a C++ function?
===
I have two overloads of a c++ function and I would like to set a breakpoint on one of them:
0:000> bu myexe!displayerror
Matched: 00000000`ff3c6100 myexe!displayError (int, HRESULT, wchar_t *)
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Which is the fastest TAR application?
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I've got a script that tars an entire source code directory (around 800MB), and I want it to run as fast as possible. GNU Tar, for some reason, was kind of slow when untarring. I was wondering if anyone's already made this comparison and knows which application has the fastest... | 0 | [
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Truncating Method calls
===
This is a subjective question as I want to gauge if it's worth me moaning at my co-workers for doing something which I find utterly detestable.
The issue is that a bunch of my co-workers will truncate method calls to fit a width. We all use widescreen laptops that can handle large resolu... | 0 | [
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How can I maintain history of a file that is moved to a directory overwriting a file of the same name
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Consider the following subversion directory structure
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SICP Exercise 1.3 request for comments
===
I'm trying to learn scheme via SICP. Exercise 1.3 reads as follow: Define a procedure that takes three numbers as arguments and returns the sum of the squares of the two larger numbers. Please comment on how I can improve my solution.
(define (big x y)
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C++ class initialisation containing class variable initialisation
===
I noticed some code of a colleague today that initialised class variables in the initialisation. However it was causing a warning, he says because of the order they are in. My question is why is it better to do variable initialisation where it cur... | 0 | [
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Home/End keys in zsh don't work with putty
===
I'm running zsh as the default shell on a Ubuntu box, and everything works fine using gnome-terminal (which as far as I know emulates xterm). When I login from a windows box via ssh and putty (which also emulates xterm) suddendly the home/end keys no longer work.
I've... | 0 | [
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iCalendar Format (Outlook 2007)
===
I've got a little problem, I need to be able to have a reoccurring event (forever) that marks the day after the second Tuesday of each month.
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October 2008 is an example, it starts on a Wednesday. :(
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GWT Table that supports sorting, scrolling and filtering
===
I have a project using GWT and it displays data in a table.
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- sorting by particular column
- scrolling the data, while the header is immobile
- filtering rows for data searched in the table
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Perl Challenge- Directory Iterator
===
You sometimes hear it said about Perl that there are different 6 ways to approach the same problem. Good Perl developers usually have well-reasoned insights for making choices between the various possible methods of implementation.
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How can i speed up my maven build?
===
I'm using a local artifactory to proxy the request, but the build and test phases are still a bit slow. It's not the actual compile and tests that are slow, it's the "warmup" of the maven framework. Any ideas? | 0 | [
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Using Generic lists on serviced component
===
I'm trying to use a generic List as a property on a `ServicedComponent` class...
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public List<MyEnumType> MyList { private set; get; }
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===
I am cerating an ASP script that uses the application object to store the pages. The question in my mind is whether there is a size limit to this object. Anyone know? | 0 | [
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How to remotely Start/Stop SQLServer services kicking off existing connections?
===
I know there is already a [question][1] about this but my issue is more oriented to remote scenarios.
With *net start/stop* you can specify a */y* parameter to bounce users off current sessions but you cannot start/stop remotely.
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Adding and removing content in jQuery
===
If I create a function with jQuery that adds an empty div, performs some animation inside the blank space created by the div, then removes the div, the browser never makes room for the empty div (height and width are set).
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What are the best ASP.NET performance counters to monitor?
===
There are truckloads of counters available in perfmon for ASP.NET. What are the best (I am thinking of choosing 5-10) that will be the best to monitor in our test environment so that we can feed back to developers.
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What is the best regular expression to check if a string is a valid URL
===
I need to check if a given string is a valid URL address.
My knowledge of regular expressions is basic and doesn't allow me to choose from the hundreds of regex i've already seen on the web.
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How to allow MediaWiki logged user to edit Common.css ?
===
I would like to allow the logged user to edit MediaWiki/Common.css without adding them to the sysop group.
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How would you implement ant-style patternsets in python to select groups of files?
===
Ant has a nice way to select groups of files, most handily using ** to indicate a directory tree. E.g.
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Putting configuration information in a DLL
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php - imap - moving emails on antoher account
===
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What is the best MemCache solution for ASP.NET applications running in a windows server environment? Why? | 0 | [
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Is JavaScript single threaded? If not, how do I get synchronized access to shared data?
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