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What is the difference between Obfusaction, Hashing, and Encryption?
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What is the difference between Obfusaction, Hashing, and Encryption?
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- Hashing is a one-way algorithm; cannot be reversed
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Vista Window Focus Problem
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I have an application that manages patient demographic information. Along with this data a user can scan a picture of a patient and assign that picture to a patient. When the user clicks the scan button a separate application is opened as a dialog in order to scan the image. When running... | 0 | [
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What's the purpose of sequental uniqueidentifier in PK of MS SQL?
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I know that primary keys based on Guids do not have the best performance (due to the fragmentation), but they are globally unique and allow replication scenarios.
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best of sharepoint
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In a previous question I asked [what sharepoint was][1] mostly because I have been asked to explorer sharepoint at work to see if its a viable option for us.
Is there a project or a how to or what not out there were I can demonstrate the best features of Sharepoint? I am looking for a project... | 4 | [
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XDebug and PHP Debugging
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How do you setup a multi-developer XDebug PHP environment. I have a linux machine with Apache and Xdebug loaded and a php.ini file that I think is correct. I found a python proxy script that I'm using to proxy the calls from the PDT Eclipse IDE's my developers are using to the Apache/Xdebu... | 0 | [
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What is the best HTML Rendering Engine to embed in an application?
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At the moment, our application uses the Trident Win32 component, but we want to move away from that for a few reasons, chief among them being our desire to go cross-platform.
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NSAutoreleasePool in NSOperation main?
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The documentation for NSThread + (void)detachNewThreadSelector:(SEL)aSelector toTarget:(id)aTarget withObject:(id)anArgument says: For non garbage-collected applications, the method aSelector is responsible for setting up an autorelease pool for the newly detached thread and... | 0 | [
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Execute action for automatically unchecked button in Delphi
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Outlook PropertyFrom MAPI Schema Property ID
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Converting XML to plain text using XSLT --- how should I ignore/handle whitespace in the XSLT?
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Best ways to document use of an API?
===
What are the best ways that you have found to document the use of an API?
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Tax Service Recommendation for a Rails App?
===
I'm developing a cart that needs to calculate tax and am looking for a 3rd party tax service to handle the calculations.
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Access Alter Table "Allow Zero Length"
===
I'm working with an old Access database (yes, it's very ugly and I hate it). I need to modify some of the columns from a VB app that I'm creating. I have most the modifications setup correctly, but I'm fighting with the fact that modifying a column to text has it default to... | 0 | [
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Mate actionscript only version, does it exist?
===
Hey there, I'm looking into using Mate, but the projects I work on do not require the majority of the functionality of the Flex framework. My workmate said that he heard of an Actionscript version, but I can find no information on the main site about this, only that t... | 0 | [
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EnumPorts() returns strange error on some machines
===
I maintain an application that uses the win32 EnumPorts() function to help determine the set of serial ports installed on the computer. I have seen cases on some computers where the call to get this information fails with a GetLastError() code of 1722 (RPC server... | 0 | [
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Is there an equivalent to SHA1() in MS-SQL?
===
Converting a couple stored procedures from MySQL to Microsoft SQL server. Everything is going well, except one procedure used the MySQL SHA1() function. I cannot seem to find an equivalent to this in MS-SQL.
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Simple but powerful programming language for a hobby software project
===
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available at that time).
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Multiple DB Updates:
===
Replaces Question: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/184096/update-multiple-rows-into-sql-table
Here's a Code Snippet to update an exam results set.
DB structure is as given, but I can submit Stored Procedures for inclusion (Which are a pain to modify, so I save that until the end.)
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Powershell Generic Collections
===
I have been pushing into the .Net framework in powershell and I have hit something that I don't understand. This works fine:
13# $foo = New-Object "System.Collections.Generic.Dictionary``2[System.String,System.String]"
14# $foo.Add("FOO", "BAR")
15# $foo
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enter multiple variables into table, assigning to each appropriate record
===
I display data into an html table, w/ a drop down box with a list of venues. Each volunteer will be assigned a venue. I envision being able to go down thru the html table and assigning each volunteer a venue. The drop down box contains all t... | 0 | [
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===
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How to get an image stored as an oracle blob into an Image object
===
I am trying to retrieve an image stored in an oracle blob and place it in a new System.Drawing.Image instance. I know I can write the stream to a temp.bmp file on the disk and read it from there but thats just not l33t enough for me. How do I conve... | 0 | [
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Java Applet, AWT Refresh problem Mac OS X 10.4
===
We have a Java Applet built using AWT. This applet lets you select pictures from your hard drive and upload them to a server. The applet includes a scrollable list of pictures, which works fine in Windows, Linux and Mac OS X 10.5. We launch this applet via Java Web St... | 0 | [
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On a unix/linux system how can I learn more about a mylib.a archive?
===
In this particular case I'm trying to discover if a mylib.a file is 32 or 64 bit compatible. I'm familiar with ldd for shared objects (mylib.so) but how do I inspect a regular .a archive? | 0 | [
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Create GUI similar to Windows Explorer using WPF
===
How would you implement a GUI similar to the "My Computer" view in Windows Explorer?
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ListBox keep selection after losing focus
===
I have a ListBox that when in focus, and when I have an item selected returns a valid SelectedIndex. If I have a valid SelectedIndex and I click on a TextBox on the same Forum, the SelectedIndex now becomes -1. However I want it to keep its SelectedIndex from changing. How... | 0 | [
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PNG images appear "fuzzy" in flash CS3. They are very blocky and appear unanti-aliased (if that is a word) Does anyone have a fix for this? Is there some setting I'm missing? | 0 | [
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How are people using Google App-Engine apps with their own domains?
===
I've been fooling around with the Google App Engine for a few days and I have a little hobby application that I want to write and deploy.
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What do I need to do to upgrade an application to the latest Rails version?
===
I am currently using Rails 2.1.0 and want to upgrade to Rails 2.1.1. After issuing the following command
gem update rails
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I downloaded a VM image of a web application that uses MySQL.
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Checkstyle vs. PMD
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We are introducing static analysis tools into the build system for our Java product. We are using Maven2 so Checkstyle and PMD integration come for free. However it looks like there is a large overlap in functionality between these two tools, in terms of enforcing basic style rules.
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ASP.NET: How to convert <A> or HtmlAnchor to static text?
===
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<asp:repeater ... runat="Server">
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System.NotSupportedException error in compact framework pictureBox control. How do I make a picture button in Compact framework?
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Is there a Perl-compatible regular expression to remove whitespace from both sides of a string?
===
Is there a way to do this in one line?
$x =~ s/^\s+//;
$x =~ s/\s+$//;
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MINUS in MySQL?
===
I have topics(id*) and tags(id*,name) and a linking table topic_tags(topicFk*,tagFk*).
Now I want to select every single topic, that has all of the good tags (a,b,c) but none of the bad tags (d,e,f).
How do I do that?
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Has and belongs to many relationship with multiple databases
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===
Consider the following two ways of writing a loop to see if a list contains a given value:
###Style 1
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What is the best comment in source code you have ever encountered? | 4 | [
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Concating arbitrary number of rows of strings in mysql
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===
lst1 = ['one', 2, 3]
// What is the best way of the following -- or is there another way?
lst2 = list(lst1)
lst2 = lst1[:]
import copy
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===
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SharePoint Lists vs Database Tables performance...
===
1. We are looking to store transactional data in SharePoint lists. The lists will easily grow to 100,000+ items.
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How to keep automated tests fast?
===
Automated tests MUST be fast to reflect real time project state. The idea is that:
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===
In our product we have a big utilities file that we require (with do) at the beginning of a lot of our files. Is there a reason *not* to turn this into a module? For example, instead of doing this:
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===
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===
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How to make a hotfix deployment using Visual Studio?
===
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===
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why is this parsing this date string throwing an unparseable date exception?
===
I'm using SimpleDateFormat with the pattern "EEE MM/dd hh:mma", passing in the date String "Thu 10/9 08:15PM" and it's throwing an Unparseable date exception. Why? I've used various patterns with SimpleDateFormat before so I'm fairly fa... | 0 | [
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is vs typeof
===
Which of these pieces of code is faster?
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Compare Strings given in $_POST with php
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===
Like it is the case with jpeg images for example?
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===
Modern RDBMS's have support for XML column types and functionality for dealing with XML in stored procedures. Historically I would always have mapped hierarchical data (whether of OO objects or XML) to relational tables. Given the widespread databa... | 0 | [
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As a "mockist" TDD practitioner, should I mock other methods in the same class as the method under test?
===
After reading Martin Fowler's [Mocks Aren't Stubs][1], I've discovered I've been practicing TDD in the "mockist" fashion.
But I'm wondering if even in mockist TDD if one can take mocking too far.
Here's a... | 0 | [
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What is a good CMS written in Python (and not Plone)?
===
I've been doing CMS sites for clients using Joomla for a while now, but I've been migrating a lot of my coding over to Python and have been looking for a good CMS solution that's written in Python.
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Skype & Terminal Services information exchange?
===
We have sales reps who access our 'system' via terminal services. In our system we would like to enable clicking the number of a client and launching skype on their local machine not in the terminal services session.
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How to read XML data from a server using Flex?
===
I believe the simplest way to request data from a server in XML format is to have a PHP/JSP/ASP.net page which actually generates XML based on HTTP GET params, and to somehow call/load this page from Flex.
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We have a monolithic MFC GUI app that is nearing the end of it's life in C++. We are planning to build new functionality in C# and pass data between each app.
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How can I monitor the memory being used by a native C DLL that is being called from Java via JNI? Using standard Java monitoring tools and options I can see the Java memory space, but I cannot view any memory used by the C DLL. Java is using ~70MB, b... | 0 | [
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asp.net session and storing objects that use com interop
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How to get an error-code from a VB component into (serverside) JScript.
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Xterm control sequence to 'T' output to a file...
===
I swear there used to be a way in X to start capturing all terminal traffic to a file on your host. It may have been a HummingBird extension, but I thought it was standard. Now, I can't find the trick. Am I hallucinating (happens when you get old), or is it possibl... | 0 | [
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===
To save some typing and clarify my code, is there a standard version of the following method?
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===
Has anyone had good experiences of talking direct to RPG programs running on a V5R4 iSeries machine from Java? If so, what are the recommendations of the community, and what pitfalls should I try to avoid?
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Techniques to measure application performance
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I maintain an application which, during the course of two years, has constantly required new hardware to be even usable, due to the amount of new users / new data inserted. However, justifying the investiment is sometimes very hard to do.
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Expose a WCF Service through a Named Pipes binding
===
Intro:
-
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Which Facebook .NET Library is the best to use?
===
There is a list of projects [here][1], mainly the [Facebook Developer Toolkit][2] and [Facebook.NET][3]. However, I've seen a lot of negative feedback about the toolkit and it seems like Facebook.NET hasn't been upgraded to the latest facebook API.
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window.resizeTo affects subsequent Firefox windows
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I have a webapp which resizes its window to exactly fit its contents:
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Recommended spec for a build server
===
We're using CruiseControl.NET to manage our builds and we're in the process of obtaining a new build server. I've been tasked with coming up with the spec for the new server.
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Java ColorSpace Support
===
I need to take a BufferedImage and convert it to YCbCr format so that I can do a more efficient Brightness/contrast manipulation on it, but I can't figure out how to do this. I've tried ColorConvertOp but there doesn't seem to be an appropriate ColorSpace for YCbCr (though there is a type ... | 0 | [
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java.beans.Introspector getBeanInfo does not pickup any superinterface's properties
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I just noticed that java.beans.Introspector getBeanInfo does not pickup any superinterface's properties. Example:
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C++ testing framework: recommendation sought
===
I'm looking for a "quick and dirty" C++ testing framework I can use on my Windows/Visual Studio box. It's just me developing, so it doesn't have to be enterprise class software.
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How to change the default Browser in Expression Blend
===
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Parent-Child object relationship events.
===
Is it an acceptable strategy for a child object in a typical parent-child OO relationship to raise an event that the parent catches then passes a value back to the child through the EventArgs?
I have a situation where the child needs data from the parent, but the parent ... | 0 | [
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Learning LINQ: QSort
===
I took the plunge this afternoon and began studying LINQ, so far just mucking around with LINQ on collections. One of the first things I tried was to implement QSort.
Now -- ignoring the fact that I *could* just use an ORDERBY and that this is a very silly qsort implementation -- what I ca... | 0 | [
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Crash when calling into C++ library from Perl using SWIG (AIX 5.1)
===
I'm trying to call into a C++ library from Perl on an AIX 5.1 machine. I've created a very simple test project to try to exercise this.
My C++ shared library (`test.cpp`):
#include <stdio.h>
#include <iostream>
void myfunc()
... | 0 | [
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What is the general complexity of building a canonical language representation?
===
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Is it possible to limit standard streams available to linux at the process level?
===
I would like to be able to spawn a linux process that would only have access to stdin, stdout, and stderr (nothing more and nothing less). Can I do this at the process level itself? I am also implicitly stating (oxymoron) that I don'... | 0 | [
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Can I inject a thread in a remote app domain from C#
===
I was wondering if its possible to inject a thread into a remote app domain running in a separate process.
My guess is that I could do this using the debugging interfaces (ICorDebug) but I was wondering if there is any other way?
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Delphi 7 compile error - “Duplicate resource(s)” between .res and .dfm
===
I got a very similar error to the one below:
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/97800/how-can-i-fix-this-delphi-7-compile-error-duplicate-resources
However, the error I got is this:
[Error] WARNING. Duplicate resource(s):
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