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I have finally narrowed down my choices to the Toytec leveling kit or the Low Range Offroad leveling kit. There is no difference in cost. Both have great reviews, from what I have seen. The Toytec is a preload and the LRO sits on top of the strut - I ...
Started by andythompson005 on
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Bump....
If you are using it onroad only the suspension to much down travel .
Good luck with your final set up.
No tire wear issues, etc...
Rides and handles good.
Can't help you compare but can say that I have the Toytec and no complaints here.
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A friend of mine working with an offshore team asked me to provide my definitions of the various stages of the developer life cycle.
What did Entry Level, Junior, Mid Level, and Senior developer mean to me, and what were my minimum expectations from each...
Started by Paul Allaire on
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An entry level programmer is someone who you are with ....
That said, here's my go at answering your questions directly:
1.
Mid-Level: Able.
Some projects without help of others, but also seek advice from others on their team.
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I wanted to start a discussion about the details that you cover in your unit tests.
Do you test major functionalities, that consist of several methods doing one task at once with one test? or maybe you even test automatic properties?
Because, for example...
Started by Karim on
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Small pieces coverage on your unit tests (many IDEs either have the capability to measure this directly or via some kind") or inversion of control ("IoC") is ....
One could argue that testing the whole registration process is too high-level.
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Its not uncommon that I have a program whose performance relies heavily on just a few functions and I want to be able to measure a single loop or code segment's speed down to single-clock precision so that I know whether my changes are actually improving...
Started by Dark Shikari on
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And with those low level things you're probably very influenced by your compiler's optimiizationsI don't do low-level programming now, but if I did, I would definitely look into dtrace ; from what of choice on Unix based systems....
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I would like a process to always run at the user level. Either when it is launched by the installer (custom, not msi), which runs as at the administrator level, or when a user logs on. Looking around, I'm not sure this is possible.
Started by Spilly on
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Anyhoo, this code project should help into explorer.exe etc)
The only way to get the correct user (The one that started your program before UAC time to start the medium/low level....
Everybody is always looking for going around the other way .
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Dijkstra once noted that a programmer can reasonably expect to have to work within a range of at least thirty orders of magnitude- from dealing with individual bits all the way up to gigabyte-sized units.
Let's test this. In your career, what was the ...
Started by pookleblinky on
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Lowest level
ARM Assembler and even below: some sort of HDL, hardware description....
But I'm still going to vote this question down because it is too subjective .
Assemblers, Macro assemblers, C, C++ and the highest level would probably be Python.
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I've been learning more about IPv6, and am getting to the point where I'm going to be implementing an IPv6 lab to test various technologies that our company relies on, so that I can re-engineer them now, if necessary, for a future IPv6 switchover.
My ...
Started by Matt Simmons on
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Some apps have a switch....
Your rollout planning seems.
Our reasons were the same as yours: foresight and doing it on our terms.
Reasons driving your desire to migrate, out of curiosity?
My Customer profile, SMB/SME companies who have.
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Hi I'm using Alloy's Complex Form Example found here . The example he provides is a two level hierarchy and I'm trying to expand it to four.
He has javascript functions for adding nested items. Can someone show me how to expand for four nested layers?...
Started by Todd on
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Other than that - i don't think you need to build your associated objects in controller since.
Rethink your UI first.
I think it's a bit overloaded form if you need to handle three-level hierarchy.
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[HELP] How am I going to cope with A-Levels? [HELP]
Hey guys, thank you for clicking this thread. I am currently in year 11 and I have already achieved A* in Maths (got the results 2 weeks ago) and I'm planning on doing these subjects for A-levels:
Maths...
Started by `God on
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With A-Levels? [HELP]
Just work hard and don't fall behind, ask your teacher/tutor when you don't] How am I going to cope with A-Levels? [HELP]
Your clearly intelligent, the only thing standing in your....
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