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percentages of subtotal in a report
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Determining when an EDGE connection comes back after a dropout on an iPhone
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lists:usort for nth element in tuple
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Add record to SqlDataReader
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Is there any way I can push a new record to SqlDataReader after i pull a table down? I have this piece of trash code that I need to modify, and this seems like the easiest way to do what I need. I understand that this should not be done, and if you have to do it there is something serio... | 0 | [
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What is the most important feature a website can have?
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Ok, I'm planning to build a site.
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Python style: multiple-line conditions in IFs
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Exporting IIS log files into a database using LogParser
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Summing Split ranges in a SQL query
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What is the problem with reduce()?
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There seems to be a lot of heated discussion on the net about the changes to the reduce() function in python 3.0 and how it should be removed. I am having a little difficulty understanding why this is the case; I find it quite reasonable to use it in a variety of cases. If the co... | 0 | [
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How to check in Java using JIntegra if COM object implements an interface ?
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I'm working with JIntegra java com bridge.
I have an object of type Object which true coclass is unknown.
I need to check if that object can be casted to specific COM interface (which has a proxy class generated by JIntegra).
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py2exe including MSVC DLLs in the .exe
===
When using py2exe to distribute Python applications with wxPython, some MSVC DLLs are usually needed to make the .exe work on freshly installed machines. In particular, the two most common DLLs are msvc**p**71.dll and msvc**r**71.dll
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Disable the error message box while loading an external movie with actionscript 3
===
I have a compiled <b>swf</b> file and a I <b>can't edit it</b>, but the movie is working fine (but gives an error message with a message box).
I am using it from an other movie (load with as3 code).
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===
Want to know what the stackoverflow community feels about the various free and non-free Java Profilers and profiling tools available. | 0 | [
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wxPython: displaying multiple widgets in same frame
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Convex Hull generation in .NET
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I've got a bunch of 3D vertex positions & need to generate a convex hull containing them; does anyone know of any QHull bindings for .NET? or native 3D Delaunay triangulation algorithms? | 0 | [
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List Comprehension in an Open Office Spreadsheet
===
List Comprehension is a very useful code mechanism that is found in several languages, such as Haskell, Python, and Ruby (just to name a few off the top of my head). I'm familiar with the construct.
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Generate X.509 certificate key pair and signing request (CSR) in C#
===
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XML as data source : best practice for reading
===
I'm working on a small project where for the first time I want to use XML and the one and only data source...a file based store suits the need of the project.
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TraceSource in TestDriven.NET AppDomain
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I'm running tests using the TestDriven.NET VS add-in, and the class library I'm testing is instrumented using TraceSource. How can I get the output of that TraceSource to show up in the Output window in Visual Studio? The DefaultTraceListener doesn't appear to be working q... | 0 | [
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How to convert a column number (eg. 127) into an excel column (eg. AA)
===
How do you convert a numerical number to an Excel column name in C# without using automation getting the value directly from Excel.
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What are the naming guidelines for ASP.NET controls?
===
We are in the process of nutting out the design guidelines we would like to use in our development team and got into a discussion today around how ASP.NET controls should be named. I am talking about our good friends Label, TextBox, Button etc.
We came up wit... | 0 | [
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Help refactor function that takes lots of arguments.
===
I was wondering if anyone would be able to help me refactor some code that I wrote a while ago. I wrote a wrapper for a COM object that only excepted strings as input, so in good OOP practice I wrapped the string up in a function so that it was easier to build ... | 0 | [
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Hidden Features of F#
===
This is the unabashed attempt of a similar [C#][1] question.
So what are your favorite F# hidden (or not) features?
[1]: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9033/hidden-features-of-c | 0 | [
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Java threads: Is it possible view/pause/kill a particular thread from a different java program running on the same JVM?
===
I have a program 'foo' running different threads, fooT1, fooT2, .. fooTn.
Now if I want write another program 'bar', which could kill the thread fooTr, is that possible?
Reason: One of the ... | 0 | [
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Screencapture from the browser using Javascript ??
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I guess this is an odd one, and the answer is most likely it is not possible since it would represent a security breach; but I am looking for a way - if any - to get a screendump of content inside the browser. I don't need the entire window, but actually just need... | 0 | [
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C++: what regex library should I use?
===
I'm working on a commercial (not open source) C++ project that runs on a linux-based system. I need to do some regex within the C++ code. (I know: I now have 2 problems.)
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Why is my K2 process not appearing in the reports?
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I use K2 as my workflow engine. For some reason my processes are not available in any of the reporting views (on the workspace). Do I have to do something special when deploying to get them there? | 0 | [
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How can I set the /baseaddress to a "good" value?
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We have a project with many dll files which get loaded when the application starts. The baseaddresses of the dll files do overlap so that the memory image gets relocated. Is there a possibility to assign the baseaddresses automatically or a way to calculate a "good... | 0 | [
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What's a good and stable C++ tree implementation?
===
I'm wondering if anyone can recommend a good C++ tree implementation, hopefully one that is
stl compatible if at all possible.
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Simplest, efficient ways to read binary and ascii files to string or similar in various languages.
===
Personally, I always forget this stuff. So I figured this is a useful thing to have as a reference.
1) Read an ascii file into a string
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Wait window in a windows application
===
I basically need to show a wait window to the user. For this i have put two seperate window forms in the application. the first form is the main form with a button. The second one is a empty one with just a label text. On click of the button in Form1 i do the below
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Problem opening berkeley db in python
===
I have problems opening a berkeley db in python using bdtables. As bdtables is used by the library I am using to access the database, I need it to work.
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Ruby on Rails - Can I modify the value of an attribute before it is called?
===
Let's say I have this model named *Product* with a field named *brand*. Suppose the values of *brand* are stored in the format *this_is_a_brand*. Can I define a method in the model (or anywhere else) that allows me to modify the value of *... | 0 | [
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Backup tool for Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2 ?
===
I am seeking a backup tool to back-up virtual OS instances run through Microsoft Virtual Server 2005 R2. According to the [MS docs](http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc720377.aspx), it should be possible to do it _live_ through volume shadow copy service,... | 0 | [
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Thread synchronization question (in java)
===
my java application has a loading task which requires two server calls which can be parallelized. So I launch a Thread t1 (doing **task1**) and a Thread t2 (for **task2**).
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What are the Complexity garantees of the standard containers
===
Apparently ;-) the standard containers provide some form of guarantees.<br>
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Multiple languages in one database - SQL Server 2005
===
We have an application where people can type in multiple langugaes. Though we only have one database to store all the data. We have text columns as nvarchar ( assuming we only want text data to be in multiple languages and not all dates etc.)
Do you think thi... | 0 | [
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Should I use Mono on a real project?
===
Has anyone used Mono, the open source .NET implementation on a large or medium sized project? I'm wondering if it's ready for real world, production environments. Is it stable, fast, compatible, ... enough to use? Does it take a lot of effort to port projects to the Mono runtim... | 0 | [
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Why can't I debug my asp.net web app
===
When I add a breakpoint and hit F5 to run in the debugger (I am using my debug build), a dialog pops up telling my my web.config file does not have debug=true in it (which is does) and I get 2 choices a) run without the debugger or b) let visual studio update my web.config file... | 0 | [
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When to use the Python debugger
===
Since Python is a dynamic, interpreted language you don't have to compile your code before running it. Hence, it's very easy to simply write your code, run it, see what problems occur, and fix them. Using hotkeys or macros can make this incredibly quick.
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Texture Sampling in Open GL
===
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Why does the message BC30560 'mymodule_ascx' is ambiguous in the namespace 'ASP' come up sometimes then go away?
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Often when making changes to a VS2008 ASP.net project we get a message like:
BC30560: 'mymodule_ascx' is ambiguous in the namespace 'ASP'.
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===
I have an app where I would like to support device rotation in certain views but other don't particularly make sense in Landscape mode, so as I swapping the views out I would like to force the rotation to be set to portrait.
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JAVA Swing client, Data Access to Remote Database; Ibatis
===
I've got a Java client that needs to access a remote database. It is the goal to hide database credentials from the user and not hardcode any credentials within the code.
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how can I save the output of windows internal FTP client?
===
windows internal ftp client has a strange behavior.
When redirecting its output and error to a file, the errors do not show up there:
> ftp -n -s:commands.txt host >output.log 2>&1
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Millions of records in a database
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I once had a MySQL database table containing 25 million records, which made even a simple count(*) query takes minute to execute. I ended up making partitions, separating them into a couple tables. What i'm asking is, is there any pattern or design techniques to handle this kind o... | 0 | [
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CDO: Outlook contact sync - How to identify the correct object to sync with?
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Issue with localizing html title of a page
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I'm trying to localize my aspx pages. I'm done with content localization using L10n features provided by .net f/w, like resource files. But I'm finding it difficult to set local data in page titles.
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Absolute path & Relative Path
===
What's the difference between absolute path & relative path when using any web server or tomcat?
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Eclipse treating all the files in a project as Derived
===
I have created a Dynamic Web Project in my Eclipse workspace. It is a also a Maven project, and under SVN control. But in "Open Resource" (Ctrl+Alt+R) no file from this project appears, unless I check from the window's options (top right drop-down) "Show Deriv... | 0 | [
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How do I unit test a custom ant task?
===
I am writing a custom ant task that extends Task. I am using the log() method in the task. What I want to do is use a unit test while deveoping the task, but I don't know how to set up a context for the task to run in to initialise the task as if it were running in ant.
Thi... | 0 | [
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How do I turn an RSS feed back into RSS?
===
According to the <a href="http://feedparser.org/docs/introduction.html">feedparser documentation</a>, I can turn an RSS feed into a parsed object like this:
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d = feedparser.parse('http://feedparser.org/docs/examples/atom10.xml')
but I can't f... | 0 | [
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VisualBasic Month function inconsistency
===
I'm working in a web application using VB.NET. There is also VisualBasic code mixed in it, in particular the Date variable and the Month function of VB.
The problem is this part:
Month("10/01/2008")
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computing performance
===
I need to find out the time a function takes for computing the performance of the application / function.
is their any open source Java APIs for doing the same ? | 0 | [
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Transitioning from Java to Clojure
===
After discovering [Clojure][1] I have spent the last few days immersed in it.
This question is directed at prominently at Java programmers who have transitioned to Clojure:
###What project types lend themselves to using Java over Clojure, vice versa, or in combination?
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Help! WPF ListBox, more then 1000 Image Items, Zoom Images become slow!
===
I met a problem when deveoping a photo viewer application.
I use ListBox to Show Images, which is contained in a ObservableCollection.
I bind the ListBox's ItemsSource to the ObservableCollection.
<DataTemplate DataType="{x:Type mod... | 0 | [
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Help on Open source controls in commercial application.
===
What are the implications of including a set of visual components released under a [Mozilla Public License][1] in a commercial application.
Do I have any obligations?
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Mocking an attribute change on a parameter - using Moq
===
I am using Moq to mock my Repository layer so I can unit test.
My repository layer Insert methods update the Id property of my entities when a successful db insert occurs.
How do I configure moq to update the Id property of the entity when the Insert met... | 0 | [
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Intergrating Prolog with C#
===
Does anyone know of a nice (and preferably free) way to intergrate Prolog and C#?
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Reporting Services 2008: export instead of regenerate ?
===
Is there some way to cache a generated report in the reporting services, so that I could later export it to some other format ?
I.e., currently, I'm generating an HTML version of the report (throught the webservice) and if the users asks for an excel fil... | 0 | [
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xCode Performance Tool and UIImagePickerController
===
When I run this code in the Simulator in the debugger or standalone
[UIImagePickerController isSourceTypeAvailable:UIImagePickerControllerSourceTypeCamera]
it tells me the camera is not available (returns NO), as expected.
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Alter :path_prefix dynamically when calling has_attachment via Attachment Fu plugin
===
By default [Attachment Fu][1] stores uploaded files in `"public/#{table_name}"`. I want to modify this to be something like `"public/#{table_name}/#{site_id}"`, where `site_id` is a property of the model. Note that I've tried using... | 0 | [
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Problem reading from a device with libusb
===
The situation is this: I have a USB device (a custom device I'm trying to talk to) with two endpoints, one writing to the device, one reading from the device. Both are bulk transfers. Every communication transaction takes the form of (1) Write a command to the device (2) R... | 0 | [
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Is it possible to use ServicePointManager with Webbrowser control?
===
I want to disable "Alert window" that I get from login page of one HTTPS site with "untrusted certificate".
ServicePointManager is used for WebRequest/WebResponse:
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apache + lighttpd front-proxy concept
===
In order to lighten Apache's load people often suggest using lighttpd to serve up static content.
e.g. <http://www.linux.com/feature/51673>
In this setup Apache passes requests for static content back to lighttpd via mod_proxy, while serving dynamic requests itself.
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Reflection.Net: how to load dependencies?
===
I try to add an addons system to my Windows.Net application using Reflection; but it fails when there is addon with dependencie.<br><br>
Addon class have to implement an interface 'IAddon' and to have an empty constructor.<br>
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Tool for Scripting Table Data
===
Are there any free tools for scripting MSSQL table data? I'll gladly write one, but am hoping it's been done, and the app matured a bit before/ | 0 | [
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In a layered design with a seperate DataAccess layer in .NET where should connection string be managed?
===
There is a long running habit here where I work that the connection string lives in the web.config, a Sql Connecton object is instantiated in a using block with that connection string and passed to the DataObjec... | 0 | [
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Windows SharePoint Services vs. Microsoft Office SharePoint Server?
===
There's Windows SharePoint Services (WSS) and then there is Microsoft Office SharePoint Server (MOSS). MOSS considerably more expensive than WSS (which ships as part of Microsoft Server licensing).
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Your preferred C/C++ header policy for big projects?
===
When working on a big C/C++ project, do you have some specific rules regarding the *#include* within source or header files?
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TreeView label editing question
===
I have a treeview with nodes like this: "Foo (1234)", and want to allow the user to rename the nodes, but only the Foo part, without (1234). I first tried to change the node text in `BeforeLabelEdit` like this:
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MS SQL 2k5 Performance: Distinct or full table in WHERE IN statement
===
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Windows Authentication in SQL Sever 2000 for an account not logged into Windows
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Views vs. inline subqueries SQL Server 2005/2008
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Question regarding iframe and redirection
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I have a webpage (say www.xyz.com/a.asp) .. I am having an iframe in this page which loads a page from a different website (www.abc.com/b.asp)... This b.asp asks few questions to the user and the results are posted to c.asp in my website (www.xyz.com/c.asp). This page (www... | 0 | [
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Prevent user from resizing columns with WPF ListView
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i wonder how i can prevent a user from resizing GridViewColumns withing a WPF ListView control as google doesn't came up wit a solution.
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electronic leave application database design
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event (event_id, dtstart, dtend... *follows icalendar standard*)
event_leave (event_id*, leave_type_id*, total_days)
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Whirlwind tour of Eclipse?
===
Does anyone know of a whirlwind tour of Eclipse that would help a (former) Visual Studio user get up to speed with it?
I just want something that tells me where all the basic features are and what all the cool stuff I've heard so much about is?
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The ways of Database Integration in SOA/ESB?
===
*Situation: Some Bank has an old legacy ABS (Automatic bank system).*
Bank wants to:
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What is the best way to organise e-mails in MS Outlook?
===
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===
I'm looking for for a Jabber library for Delphi, I can see some COM based jabber components. But I'm looking for a real VCL library.
Somebody knows one? | 0 | [
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I'm setting up an online ordering system but I'm in Australia and for international customers I'd like to show prices in US dollars or Euros so they don't have to make the mental effort to convert from Australian dollars.
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How do you change Visual Studio's default web browser? (not .aspx)
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Code to verify updates from the Google Safe Browsing API
===
In order to verify the data coming from the [Google Safe Browsing API][1], you can calculate a Message Authentication Code (MAC) for each update. The instructions to do this (from Google) are:
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Cast or convert when retrieving data from a database?
===
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Writing resultset to file with sorted output
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I want to put "random" output from my result set (about 1.5 mil rows) in a file in a sorted manner. I know i can use sort by command in my query but that command is "expensive".
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XP-specific answers preferred, but others are welcome too. | 0 | [
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Default segment name in rails resources routing
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I want to create a route in my rails application along the lines of
/panda/blog
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The normal way of doing this
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Teamcity Artifact paths and how do they work?
===
Can anyone give me an example of what the Artifact paths setting defined for a build configuration could look like if I want to create two artifacts dist and source where I am using the sln 2008 build runner and building my projects using the default bin/Release?
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SQL: WHERE IN (array of IDs)
===
I have webservice which is passed an array of ints.
I'd like to do the select statement as follows but keep getting errors. Do I need to change the array to a string?
[WebMethod]
public MiniEvent[] getAdminEvents(int buildingID, DateTime startDate)
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LINQ to SQL Table Dependency
===
If I have two tables... Category and Pet.
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[C#] Serialization problem
===
The situation is like this : Main project A. and a class library B. **A references B**
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What would be quicker Flash or Javascript?
===
I have an idea for a website which involves a canvas area which has no limit to its size. Basically you would be able to add items to the canvas (notes, photos whatever really). You would then be able to drag the canvas which would move those items along with the canvas u... | 0 | [
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How do I use oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleLog to debug Oracle 10g database connection failures?
===
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WPF quickstart documentation
===
I am totally new to WPF and looking for good quickstart documentation to start with. I will buy the book WPF Unleashed from Adam Nathan, but thats more a reference than a quickstart i think.
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Best way to simulate a WAN network
===
Simplified, I have an application where data is intended to flow over the internet between two servers. Ideally, I'd like to test what the performance of the application will be like before it gets deployed. What I thought I would do was the following:
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