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Interpreting newlines with XSLT xsl:text?
===
I have an XSL stylesheet with content in an ``xsl:text`` node like this:
<pre>
<xsl:text>
foo
bar
baz
</xsl:text>
</pre>
The stylesheet itself is a text file with "unix-style" newline line terminators.
When I run this stylesheet on Windows the output h... | 0 | [
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SQL Date Range Split
===
Data (sample data with a date range and possibly other columns):
Col1 FromDate ToDate
1. 1 1/1/2008 31/12/2010
2. 1 1/1/2009 31/12/2012
3. 1 1/1/2009 31/12/2014
Output:
Col1 From Date ToDate
1. 1 1/1/2008 31/12/2008 (from row 1 above)
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Striping out a link in jquery
===
I have a bit of html like so:
<a href="#somthing" id="a1"><img src="something" /></a>
<a href="#somthing" id="a2"><img src="something" /></a>
I need to strip off the links so I'm just left with a couple of image tags. What would be the most efficient way to do this with... | 0 | [
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How do I 'use' a perl module in a different directory?
===
I have a module in the parent directory of my script and I would like to 'use' it.
If I do
use '../Foo.pm';
I get syntax errors.
I tried to do:
push @INC, '..';
use EPMS;
and .. apparently doesn't show up in @INC
I'm going cra... | 0 | [
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[.NET , C#] How to avoid screen flickering when a control must be constantly repainted?
===
I have a simple panel that is used as a drawing surface. The goal here is to draw a 4 pixel wide outline around a child ListView under certain circumstances. I would like to make the outline pulsate when something can be dra... | 0 | [
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Why does this remote script cause IE6 to hang?
===
Please take a look at the html listed below and let me know why IE6 freezes when trying to load the remote script (located at 'http://code.katzenbach.com/Default.aspx'). The script returns JSONP and executes the 'callbackFunction' listed in the header. When it runs ... | 0 | [
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Copy protection and licensing tools.
===
I'm new to stackoverflow.com after hearing about it from Jon Skeet on DotNetRocks.This seems like the perfect place to ask this question.
I am in the middle of trying to find a 3rd party Copy protection and licensing tool. The company that I work with have 4 products that ne... | 4 | [
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Navigation on validation failure in Seam/JSF
===
I've been playing with [Seam][1] (2.0.2.SP1) for a few weeks, and I have most of the basics nailed down, but I haven't come up with a decent solution to the following.
Suppose I have a form at `/foo.xhtml`, with a rewrite rule such that URLs like `/foo.seam?id=<fooId... | 0 | [
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Alternative to libraries of static classes
===
I have a large collection of static 'Utility' classes that contain very generic static methods. For example, I have a CollectionUtility class that has useful methods like:
public static void RemoveDuplicates<T>(ICollection<T> collection)... etc
With C# 3.5 I've been... | 0 | [
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How to make Publisher Policy file redirect assembly request
===
I have created a common library at work, and it is installed in the GAC on our test server. I've recently updated it and I want all of our applications to be using the update. I created a publisher policy assembly and installed it in the GAC along with th... | 0 | [
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===
Given a stylesheet with a fully qualified reference to an image resource on another server, is there a good way to handle promotions through different environments that require a different base URL?
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I have a PHP script that sends out critical e-mails that needs to reach its destination. I know how to check whether the e-mail sent successfully, the only issue is knowing whether it actually got to its recipient.
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How can I get Environnement variables and if something is missing set the value?
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How do I tell if someone's faking a filetype? (PHP)
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I'm programming something that allows users to store documents and pictures on a webserver, to be stored and retrieved later. When users upload files to my server, PHP tells me what filetype it is based on the extension. However, I'm afraid that users could ren... | 0 | [
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I have a button on my webform. Clicking this button will do an HttpWebRequest during the onclick event handler. After the request we copy the response from the request into HttpContext.Current.Response and send that to the client.
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Uninitialized string offset error from PHP import script
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I have an import-from-excel script as part of a CMS that previously ran without issue.
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I have a Flex application where load time is extremely important (consumer site). i want to be able to get something up on screen and then allow additional modules to be loaded as necessary.
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How can a Win32 process get the pid of its parent?
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How does your company do "Enterprise" Password Management?
===
We've talked about <b>personal</b> password management <a href=http://stackoverflow.com/questions/11362/what-is-your-favorite-password-storage-tool>here</a> but how do you guys manage your passwords at a company wide level?
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===
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Best way to design for localization of strings
===
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IIS Recycling too often
===
We run a .NET 1.1 application on W2k3 server. The app pool is configured to recycle at 512MB. However, a week ago it started to recycle every 2 minutes. Since we run a web farm, the anonymous user we run IIS with is a domain account.
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Silverlight 2.0 RC Drag and drop ordering of a ListBox
===
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Open source projects with great Java/C# code - any suggestions?
===
Does anyone have any suggestions of large open source projects with high quality code that would be good to study. | 0 | [
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To be nor not to be with duplicate models
===
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What happens if I don't close a System.Diagnostics.Process in my C# console app?
===
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Virtual Desktop Software - Best practices
===
I've tried various virtual desktops and they seem to do what they advertise.
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Can I specify a generic type in XAML?
===
In XAML I can declare a DataTemplate so that the template is used whenever a specific type is displayed. For example, this DataTemplate will use a TextBlock to display the name of a customer:
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===
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Regular expression to match start of filename and filename extension
===
What is the regex to match filenames that start with 'Run' and have a filename extension of '.py'?
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RunFoo.py
RunBar.py
Run42.py
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How do I programmatically use the "using" keyword in C#?
===
I have some System.Diagnotics.Processes to run. I'd like to call the close method on them automatically. Apparently the "using" keyword does this for me.
Is this the way to use the using keyword?
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===
While working on a C# app I just noticed that in several places static initializers have dependencies on each other like this:
static private List<int> a = new List<int>() { 0 };
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I'm having problems structuring classes in the Model part of an MVC pattern in my Python app. No matter how I turn things, I keep running into circular imports. Here's what I have:
**Model/__init__p.y**
- should hold all Model class names so
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===
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Why is Eclipse deleting my files and putting them in 'Local History'!
===
Several times now I've had Eclipse delete files for me seemingly randomly - then they appear under the 'Local History' option.
What is going on! I'm definitely not just deleting things by mistake.
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Why is MPI considered harder than shared memory and Erlang considered easier, when they are both message-passing?
===
There's a lot of interest these days in Erlang as a language for writing parallel programs on multicore. I've heard people argue that Erlang's message-passing model is easier to program than the domina... | 0 | [
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FileLoadException on windows 2003 for managed c++ dll
===
My company has login integration with GroupWise, and Exchange 5.5/2000+. The Exchange 5.5/GroupWise logic is done using wldap32.dll (win32), and so the login code is in a managed c++ class. When the configuration tool (or the backend service) tries to load th... | 0 | [
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Should I just move the file or create a class which moves it?
===
Okay, I got this small program which tags (as in ID3v2.4 etc.) some music files. Now I want the user to have the option to move and/or rename those tagged files if he/she wishes to.
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Would you consider this a singleton?
===
Imagine in the Global.asax.cs file I had an instance class as a private field, lets say like this:
private MyClass _myClass = new MyClass();
and I had on Global a static method called GetMyClass() that gets the current HttpApplication and returns that instance.
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Quick-and-dirty way to ensure only one instance of a shell script is running at a time
===
What's a quick-and-dirty way to make sure that only one instance of a shell script is running at a given time?
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I have a view that supports landscape and portrait viewing, with the controls all moving around when you switch from one to the other. I'm currently doing this by setting the .center of each one of my controls when the user rotates the phone. The ... | 0 | [
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C# Retrieving correct DbConnection object by connection string
===
I have a connection string being passed to a function, and I need to create a DbConnection based object (i.e. SQLConnection, OracleConnection, OLEDbConnection etc) based on this string.
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Determine if swf is in a "debug" player or mode
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Is there a way using Flash (CS3+AS3) to determine if the published swf is running in a debug player or in Flash's debug mode?
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Actionscript 3 Caching framework/library
===
Anyone know of a good caching library/framework for Actionscript 3? Extra points for being compatible with Flash CS3, and being free (as in beer). | 0 | [
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Prevent direct access to a PHP page.
===
How do I prevent my users from accessing directly pages meant for ajax calls only?
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Which Eclipse Subversion plugin should I use?
===
<a href="http://subclipse.tigris.org/">Subclipse</a>, <a href="http://www.eclipse.org/subversive/">Subversive</a>, or <a href="http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&safe=off&sa=X&oi=spell&resnum=0&ct=result&cd=1&q=svn+eclipse&spell=1">something else</a>?
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Return values from different tables based on a priority
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Concatenate regex literal in javascript
===
Is it possible to do something like this?
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Convert Month Number to Month Name Function in SQL
===
I have months stored in SQL Server as 1,2,3,4,...12. I would like to display them as January,February etc. Is there a function in SQL Server like MonthName(1) = January? I am trying to avoid a CASE statement, if possible.
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What other objects are accessible inside <%# %> tags in aspx?
===
I run into similar codes like this all the time in aspx pages:
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Actionscript3 E4X XML and CSS: Do I really have to use CDATA?
===
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<span class="IwuvAS3"></span>
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I wanted to generate one fix view using interface builder, but the size of that view is exceeding the size of iphone screen,and I am not able to maximize screen. I wanted to show table view in that screen.
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Building MFC Automation example (to access Excel using OLE automation). Can't compile
===
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Implementation Details of the Java AWT on Solaris
===
###Can anyone give an overview as to the way AWT interacts with the graphics on a Solaris?
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How does the DropBox Mac client work?
===
I've been looking at the [DropBox][1] Mac client and I'm currently researching implementing a similar interface for a different service.
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Largest Heap used in a managed environment? (.net/java)
===
What is the largest heap you have personally used in a managed environment such as Java or .NET? What were some of the performance issues you ran into, and did you end up getting a diminishing returns the larger the heap was?
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In openGL, how can you get items to draw back to front?
===
By default it seems that objects are drawn front to back. I am drawing a 2-D UI object and would like to create it back to front. For example I could create a white square first then create a slightly smaller black square on top of it thus creating a black p... | 0 | [
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C# logging framework
===
In java world you have log4j and a a pretty decent logging framework, is there anything like that for C#/.NET? | 4 | [
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Remove domain information from login id in C#
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I would like to remove the domain/computer information from a login id in C#. So, I would like to make either "Domain\\me" or "Domain\me" just "me". I could always check for the existence of either, and use that as the index to start the substring...but I am looking ... | 0 | [
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Updating OpenLDAP using a Java class
===
I need to be able to update an attribute on OpenLDAP using a Java class. | 0 | [
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What is mattr_accessor in a Rails module?
===
I couldn't really find this in Rails documentation but it seems like **'mattr_accessor'** is the **Module** corollary for **'attr_accessor'** (getter & setter) in a normal Ruby **class**.
Eg. in a class
class User
attr_accessor :name
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Powershell equivalent of bash ampersand (&) for forking/running background processes
===
In bash the ampersand (&) can be used to run a command in the background and return interactive control to the user before the command has finished running. Is there an equivalent method of doing this in Powershell?
Example of ... | 0 | [
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?? Dynamic ?? Lexical analyzer
===
Does there exist a lexical analyzer that generates an AST/parse tree at runtime? Kind of like a library that would accept a string of EBNF grammar or something analogous and spit out a data structure?
- I'm aware of antlr, jlex and their ilk. They generate source code which cou... | 0 | [
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Java Generics Syntax for arrays
===
How would you describe the structure implied by the following declaration?
List<ArrayList>[] myArray;
I would think that it means an array where each element is a List (perhaps a LinkedList) of ArrayList objects.
My reasoning:
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Insert array into database in a single row
===
I wonder if this would be doable ? To insert an array into one field in the database.
For instance I have a title, I want to have that title with only one id, but it's going to be bilingually used on the website.
It feels a bit unnecessary to make another table to h... | 0 | [
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page Preinit, Init, load
===
I am having a doubt in page_init, page preinit, load.
I need to know when we use this also where we need to call our objects in different stages of our life cycle.
Please let me know how they will process for each events raised | 0 | [
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SharePoint and Enterprise Library 4.0
===
Has anybody been successful in integrating the Enterprise Library v4.0 with SharePoint WSS 3.0? I created a very simple .ASPX page. It's only purpose will to be to connect to an Oracle database and display some values in a DropDownList. But right now, all it does is display... | 0 | [
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Query Analyzer VS. Query Profiler Reads, Writes, and Duration Discrepencies
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Optimizations for a Write heavy Oracle application?
===
What are some useful Oracle optimizations one can use for an Application that mostly writes (updates) to an Oracle database?
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Dispose of Image in WPF in Listbox (memory leak).
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How to scale a UIImageView proportionally ?
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It is a very simple scenario. I have a UIImageView and the objective is to scale it down proportionally by giving it a height or width. The scaling work but somehow the image got shifted down.
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RFC timestamp in Flash/AS3
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I'd like to know if Flash/AS3 has any nice way to convert an AS3 'Date' object to/from rfc-850 timestamp format (as used by HTTP date and last-modified).
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Templated Asp.NET User Control
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Logparser (Microsoft's one) or similar for Unix?
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User Persistence: asp.net caching:
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I'm working with caching and persistence for the first time.
I have a user object that handles all my user data. Persisting this from page to page I'm planning on using a cookie with a token that then returns the user-object from the cache.
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DOM Parsing
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Anyone know how parse the DOM and determine what row is selected in an ASP.NET ListView? I'm able to interact with the DOM via the HtmlElement in Silverlight, but I've not been able to locate a property indicating the row is selected.
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How to inflate a file with zlib.NET?
===
I'm using the [zlib.NET][1] library to try and inflate files that are compressed by zlib (on a Linux box, perhaps). Here's what I'm doing:
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The Most Efficient Way To Find Top K Frequent Words In A Big Word Sequence
===
The question can be described as:
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How do I copy files using Windows Batch?
===
I have a driectory with several subdirectories with files.<br>
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Winform Caching
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Is there a Winform caching library out there? I need to pass a few datasets aroung in a Winform Application, and probably persist to storage upon close.
I've seen some samples around via Google, using System.Web.
What's the recommendation and where can I get some details. I am using VS 2008 f... | 0 | [
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IE Chopping off left of DIV
===
In IE6 the left of the `#right-content` DIV is cut off. I've been playing with it and can't get it to display properly.
[http://philzit.com/services][1]
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Would you architect the control API of the next-gen Mars rover to be RESTful instead of an RPC?
===
Forgive me if this verges on being a "discussion" question, but I really would
appreciate a yes/no answer, with an appropriate explanation.
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Is BitmapSource the only type can be used in Image Source?
===
We can use Bitmapsource object as the content of a Image control, However if I only have Bitmap object, can I use it directly, if I convert Bitmap to Bitmapsouce using the following method:
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Beginner practical programming problems?
===
Where can I find lists of practical programming problems for a novice? Something similar to http://www.projecteuler.net, but for practical problems.
I am asking for problems even less complex than [this question][application problem]
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How can I turn an int into three bytes in Java?
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Access HTTP response headers in for flash.net.URLLoader object?
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Is there a way to access the response headers from an HTTP result when using Flash/Flex's `URLLoader`?
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How to get proper line number when using trigger_error in PHP?
===
I am using trigger\_error to "throw" errors in a custom class. My problem is that trigger\_error prints out the line number where trigger_error was called. For example, given the following code:
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Modifying NSDate to represent 1 month from today
===
I'm adding repeating events to a Cocoa app I'm working on. I have repeat every day and week fine because I can define these mathematically (3600*24*7 = 1 week). I use the following code to modify the date:
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Finding the LCM of a range of numbers
===
I read an interesting DailyWTF post today, ["Out of All The Possible Answers..."](http://thedailywtf.com/Articles/Out-of-All-the-Possible-Answers.aspx) and it interested me enough to dig up the original [forum post](http://forums.thedailywtf.com/forums/t/10030.aspx) where it w... | 0 | [
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Apache: Caching a DEFLATE'd file.
===
It seems redundant to have zlib compress a web page during every request. It is also the bottleneck of my files' response times. Is there a way to cache the zlib'd file so that it is compressed only once at each modification? Or should I just keep wishing? | 0 | [
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How can I make the Visual Studio debugger stop breaking at data breakpoints which are set to run a macro and continue?
===
I'm running into an odd problem with Visual Studio 2005: I have a data breakpoint that's set to run a macro and continue (that is, I select a macro and check Continue Execution.)
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1720 - Imminent Hard Disk Failure
===
I am upgrading an old compaq presario 2800 harddrive to a bigger one. When I phisically install the new drive and try to boot the following error appears:
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What is the single most important project vital sign to track that will help evaluate project health?
===
Just like human beings have vital signs (e.g. temperature, heart rate, blood pressure, and breathing function); what vital signs are essential to collect and track to aid in the evaluation of the overall health of... | 0 | [
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How to control the font DPI in .NET WinForms app
===
I created an app for a small business. Some of the employees in the office can not see the form correctly. The reason is they have their DPI setting set to above 96dpi. Does anybody know of a way to control this?
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