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They lose the damned ball, and now we get a rematch of 2008.
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Started by TheSwex on
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Bluerules008, on 16 October 2011 - 02:14 AM, said:
Every high school coach in the country knows how to... .
I was on my second when the game ended.
Back to top I started on the scotch as soon as he muffed it .
Hate Super Bowl's like that.
I hate both teams..
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I have to pitch a terrific book: DIABETES BURNOUT, WHAT TO DO WHEN YOU CAN'T TAKE IT ANYMORE, by William Polonsky, PhD, CDE. Janis Roszler, RD, CDE,LD/N
Started by janisroszler on
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by 8 people.
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To be carefull good health to you maureen and to all i am going to try to behave myself from now on you heard me.
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I've heard that the term Firmware comes from it being between hard -ware and soft -ware. I have also heard that it refers to software that comes from the Firm that builds the hardware.
When was the term first used and which; if either, is the correct ...
Started by sal on
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by 4 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
It ....
From Wikipedia :
The term "firmware" was coined by Ascher Opler in a 1967 Datamation article/wiki/Firmware#Origin_of_the_term
Firmware
Origin of the term
The term "firmware" was coined by Ascher of machine instructions.
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I recently heard the term "hook" while talking to some people about a program I was writing. I'm unsure exactly what this term implies although I inferred from the conversation that a hook is a type of function. I searched for a definition but was unable...
Started by Chris on
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However, hooking (as a generic term) is not limited.
Additional code after an action has completed.
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WOW, Im really surprised that your Husband does not know the direct effects of Ambien
I say direct effects, because the term "side effects" is a bunch of nonsence that was made up to make people less afraid to take a medicine.
Ambein is like a "cousin...
Started by jakegorzen on
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We think the memory loss withdrawal symptoms....
I was researching it because I heard after long term use it can cause liver or kidney damage, but I am not sure developed anxiety which we think is secondary to the short-term memory loss.
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I've seen the term "baller" used in a couple of C++ interview tests. It means "pointer" as best as I can tell from questions like "Describe the difference between a baller and a reference." I thought that perhaps it was an Indian term due to some Google...
Started by Harvey on
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by 17 people.
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You sure it wasn't a trick question?
Can you post the place where you... .
I've never heard the term "baller" in any programming context before.
I'm an experienced C/C++ programmer and I've never heard the term "baller" before.
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I want to create a list of category terms (contained within a block), with each term to be followed by a count of the number of nodes with that term, e.g.:
Cats (5) Dogs (4) Elephants (2)
There are a number of modules that create whole lists like this...
Started by james6848 on
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IMO you're://drupal.org/project/views_groupby module to put the number of nodes with that term beside the term as $term) { //....
<?php print taxonomy_term_count_nodes($term_id); ?>
I've done that a few times.
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When first getting into the IT field I wasn't sure how to properly pronounce many words/terms such as daemon, sql... I am curious what terms people continue to hear mispronounced along with the correct pronunciation.
Started by James Moore on
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Not uh-bun-too) SATA
Heard it as: Sa-Tuh and Say-Tuh
ASPX - "ass picks"
to quote linus: " hi my-sharp'!
Not exactly a computer term, but you just can't speak vendor Motherboards without the term "product family" a little more....
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I have often heard this term being used, but I have never really understood it.
What does it mean, and can anyone give some examples/point me to some links?
EDIT: Thanks to everyone for the replies. Can you also tell me how the canonical representation...
Started by Shivasubramanian A on
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A process for converting data that has.
Wikipedia points to the term Canonicalization .
Meaning.
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One of the pitfalls I run into on a daily basis is customers saying one thing while meaning another. Usually, this is just due to a miscommunication somewhere, but occasionally they are, in fact, saying the same thing I am just using a different term....
Started by Matthew Jones on
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by 40 people.
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"Client" is the big, perennial classic term that means so many things, all within the context of almost every" == "free software"
If you watch ....
Hard disk drive = computer
"CPU" = tower
A favorite term I have heard customers use.
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