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There is any way to run another process with ordinary rights from a process running as administrator? From a process with elevated rights I want to start a process with ordinary rights like it were started from explorer. I tried impersonation but I didn...
Started by Alex on
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Scenarios)
This seems like a nice way to do it, provided you don't care about situations where the Shell.
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What is the best way to store messaging texts in large/big web sites: BLOB or ordinary text in table or something else? Database: MySQL.
Started by ilhan on
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If by "messages" you mean something like SMS or IRC, stuff with a defined limit then I think.
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I am looking for a tool or system to take a look at the database and identify values that are out of the ordinary. I don't need anything to do real time checks, just a system which does processing overnight or at scheduled points. I am looking for a system...
Started by Pasta on
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The hard part is defining "out of the ordinary."
What you're trying to do.
Lemme know if it works.
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"Pre-Fetching" might not be the most widely-used term, but in any event, i'm referring to browser plugins that request pages prior to an actual request from the user. (For instance, when a new page loads and you begin reading it, the Browser will pre-...
Started by doug on
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You might be able to write something to distinguish it by the timing patterns -- a request for one page followed by a blast of requests for other pages, faster... .
Since they'd probably use the same user-agent as regular page requests, it would be hard to do .
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In php you can declare a function in a global scope with function.
is this not possible in java? looks like every function is in a class as a method. so everything is OOP in java? no procedural code?
Started by noname on
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Elsewhere
Foo.bar();
You can add a bit of syntactic sugar to this to make it look like what you're.
(){} }
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How do I tell the difference between ordinary and chalk surfaced paper?
Started by EnasYorl on
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I would very) in comparison with an ordinary....
Like!
A good example in this 1938 "ordinary" and "chalk" paper - easy to spot at a glance.
Further details Finely powdered chalk is rolled onto plain paper, to make "chalk faced" paper .
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What are some defining characteristics of a Ruby DSL that separate it from just a regular API?
Started by jrhicks on
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Something like_uniqueness_of :name validates_numericality_of :number, :integer_only => true end
looks like a DSL that one looks like you've got cool....
Ends up adding what look like declarative statements to existing classes.
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I'm doing a small project in C after quite a long time away from it. These happen to include some file handling. I noticed in various documentation that there are functions which return FILE * handles and others which return (small integer) descriptors...
Started by staticsan on
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Use, a device node like /dev....
It is better to use open() if you are sticking to unix-like systems and you might like to:
Have more fine-grained control over unix permission bits on file creation.
Compatibility than FILE pointers.
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In such a code:
if (insuranceNumberSearch == null ? true : ei.InsuranceNumber.Contains(insuranceNumberSearch.Trim())) doSomething();
where insuranceNumberSearch is null, remaining expression is not null while in following code:
var q = from ei in session...
Started by afsharm on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Imagine one of 3 things occurring:
NHibernate will evaluate the expression its own way (just like LINQ.
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How do I change a domain controller to a non-domain controller? And more importantly, can it be done safely? Will this ultimately call for a repave of the machine?
I've found the dcpromo command, but wanted to get some feedback before I hose this machine...
Started by MatthewMartin on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
If your domain.
I like to run DCDIAG before demoting a DC.
Acting a as a domain controller within.
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