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Is it acceptable for an API to have bad behaviors (like segfault, bus error, memory leak) if the condition that would cause the bad behaviors is documented? Or should it always fail "gracefully" in all known conditions?
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However one must also consider that when the failure is a consequence of bad input, you may have.
It's called undefined behavior (link) , but you should failure.
Yes?? ;)
Absolutely.
Time in the future ..
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This is a bit of a rant, but also a very serous question. jQuery has changed ajax param serialization as follows:
jQuery 1.4 adds support for nested param serialization in jQuery.param, using the approach popularized by PHP, and supported by Ruby on Rails...
Started by z5h on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Foo....
Old: foo: "bar" maps to "foo=bar" maps to foo: "bar" .
It makes an array-of-one-thing look different from a thing-on-its-own.
It's actually filling in a major inconsistency, if your deserializer is aware of the convention and works with it nicely .
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I have a Master Page that has two different "modes" of behavior: "strict input restrictions" and "relaxed input restrictions". The code for what these two modes mean is completely contained in the Master Page and 95% of the functionality of the Master...
Started by Greg on
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From the point of view of the master page, it ... .
They don't really follow real rules of inheritance so don't try to force that type of thinking on to them .
Unfortunately, Master Pages are a bit of a kludge to begin with .
That's how I handle it as well.
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I am working on a project with a group, and we are making an experimental site that involves heavy user interaction. In a nutshell, the nature of the site involves heavy user posting and commenting. Based on the theme of our site, we are expecting to ...
Started by CitadelCSCadet on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Allowing people to flag offensive.
Rate limiting will reduce this behavior somewhat.
Arguments.
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DH and I are having a hard time coming up w/ consequences for our sons for negative behaviors. We will use timeouts if the situation calls for it, ie fighting and they need time to cool off. But we need ideas of consequences for behaviors such as not ...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at babycenter):
I dont think, but once she figures out she is not... .
Punished them, they still don't know how to fix the problem next time), model the behavior we want, make think punishing one and not the other is a bad idea if your talking about the tv...
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I was given a 7 year old Lusitano who has one really bad habit: when being led to his stall he runs inside like he's trying to escape a pack of hungry wolves. I knew about this behavior before, but i thought he was just being pushy and needed discipline...
Started by Niennor on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at chronofhorse):
I would avoid things that will further upset a horse who is already convinced bad things.
At that location.
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I've been reading with growing alarm these posts about outrageously rude people at Disney. We noticed on our last visit (week before Christmas) that there was a marked increase in the level of incivility- in cast members as well as guests. I am an older...
Started by lodgelady on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at disboards):
Beyond that, you ....
Not everyone of course, but you see much more bad behavior everywhere, not just at WDW.
People are just much more demanding these days.
In bad behavior no matter if people are Disney World or Mc Donald's.
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Hello,
Recently I got some eye opening advice. I learned that I've picked up a slew of bad habits, such as relying on adverbs to tell (as opposed to show) and abusing adjectives.
My questions are, how do you unlearn years of bad writing behavior? How ...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at writingforums):
They're not always a ....
Also be careful of too broad brushed advice against using anything in particular paragraphs .
Also be careful of too of the bad habits.
Your drafts getting a little stronger as you are weaned off of the bad habits.
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Yes, I started a new thread on this. This is a courtesy because this is a long response that is tangent from someone else’s post and I didn’t want to take it over. The original thread is called “toddlers and tiaras”.
I have a new reason for being against...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at dancemom):
These shows reward and celebrate bad behavior." So it is not the same.
Children’s right to privacy.
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Bad Behavior- The Road to a Well Behaved Mutt. :) Okay so as many of you know I had been thinking about adopting my friends grandmothers 3 legged dog Lassie. Well the good news is that she is now my dog.
She does not live with me at the moment but she...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at dogforums):
Re: Bad Behavior- The Road to a Well Behaved Mutt dog!) Re: Bad....
I think that training schedule could work for you.
:) This sounds like another Benny thread ( Help .. .
Re: Bad Behavior- The Road to a Well Behaved Mutt.
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