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Best Worst Funniest Defiant City It was a fun battle. Hard though!
Started by Garnier on
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by 10 people.
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W para landings My campaigns Re: Best Worst Funniest Defiant City Best: Playing with the raiders still it, what a tool it is once ....
Re: Best Worst Funniest Defiant City B: Flamethrower in the church, when I got it that is...
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Best Worst Funniest Snow - Vosges Mountains Yeah!
Started by Garnier on
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by 16 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at myinternetservices):
Re: Best Worst Funniest Snow B: - amazingly close battle
- flying, bombing strafing
- nice map for allies to win the campaign
- telling this to both divisions, more so the allies Re: Best Worst packer packs 'em" - Squarebasher....
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Best? Worst? You decide
http://www.buzzfeed.com/sigmund/the-...-all-time-do-n
Started by CYCLE_MONKEY on
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by 10 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at cosportbikeclub):
Oops, plus it was already on that link before I even opened it... .
That's why I simply posted the link.
No Pr0n bro.
I like it, heheh:
Dood! Can't post the actual pics, the mods will remove it .
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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A spin off of the BBQ thread
Who has the Best / Worst burger in GA
Started by bamafans on
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by 41 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at gon):
I haven't been there in quite some time.
The collegiate Grill in Gainesville used to make a really good burger .
Worst - McDonalds
Best - Mine
Best other than mine - HHMM that is tough .
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Best/Worst signings of the season
Started by matth10 on
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by 6 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at not606):
And he nearly joined stoke as well but they were concred about his knee Best:
Demba Ba (Newcastle)
Cabaye... .
15 Goals in 19 apps and was free.
Originally Posted by Ivor Biggun Best signing Demba Ba.
15 Goals in 19 apps and was free.
Best signing Demba Ba.
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I'm currently involved in a review and refocusing of the training strategy adopted by the company for which I work (our product is primarily desktop applications sold to "time-poor" professionals. A generally non IT-technical audience).
I'm of the belief...
Started by Gavin Carey on
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by 3 people.
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They are....
My company provides training only rarely, and then usually to orgs that have made a large site-purchase .
I think we count as time-poor professionals.
My company sells desktop applications, and my development team use a number of applications .
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This is one of those generic questions whose only correct answer is ``it depends''. What are the criteria?
What is monitored?
Reachability, availability? e.g. is a link up/down, does host respond to ICMP, etc. Services? e.g. is something listening at ...
Started by dsimms on
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I previously used one from ManageEngine ( http://www.manageengine.com/products/opmanager/index.html ), and quite like... .
I am actually not so in it to monitoring system but is always interested, so thanks for bring this up and I will be checking closely .
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Possible Duplicates:
What’s the worst example of undefined behaviour actually possible?
What are all the common undefined behaviour that c++ programmer should know about?
What are the common undefined behaviours that Java Programmers should know about...
Started by Mark Ransom on
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by 8 people.
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Identical char literals might point to the same memory and might be editable, if an edit changes one, both or isn't allowed is undefined
This is type of thing is reasonably common:
void free_and_null(void **p) { free(*p); *p = NULL; } int *x = malloc... .
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This is more to satisfy my curiousity than anything else, but what languages have the best (or worst) documentation and support communities (including IRC, mailing lists, USENET groups, websites, forums, etc)?
Started by Thomas Owens on
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by 6 people.
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The languages that are used the ....
I also think that the new (not sure how new it really is, but I came across it a few weeks ago) MSDN for the .NET family has a good community built around it .
I think Sun did a good job with Javadoc and the Java APIs .
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What is the fastest known sort algorithm for absolute worst case? I don't care about best case and am assuming a gigantic data set if that even matters.
Started by Greg on
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by 18 people.
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It largely is related to the size of your dataset and whether... .
You might want to describe your data set characteristics.
O(nlog n) mean case, O(n^2) in the worst case, but that requires highly non-random data .
Assuming randomly sorted data, quicksort.
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