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Let us say I have a textbox or any other form of input that asks for a social security number. I do want to note that the SSN is a pure example I simply thought of as of right now. This input will naturally be stored as a string initially.
string s = ...
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If you must accept an object I would at least have overloads of the method which take strongly.
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We deployed our new Linux/Exim/Spamassassin mail server on Friday (always a good idea to deploy the day before a long weekend when no admins are around). The load has been hovering around 1.3 on the 15-minute average.
The machine is responsive, and mails...
Started by Zimmy-DUB-Zongy-Zong-DUBBY on
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This is still acceptable because we don't have any delays in mail.
Our about 5 with spikes above 15.
Yes, that's pretty acceptable, and generally something to be expected with a mail filter.
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We would like to share runtime project binary files. So every team member could take current working version. It is acceptable/good to store runtime binaries in the SVN?
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So yes, it is "acceptable/good to store runtime binaries in the SVN and could always answer the above mentioned....
As a sidenote, I can't see transaction, rather than 900 ones .
It's perfectly fine and acceptable to store binaries in the SVN repo.
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Hello everyone, Can someone tell me how to add a padding to the data to make it acceptable for AES256 encryption algorithm in pycrypto library (Python).
Thanks a lot in advance.. :)
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How the padding is....
The documentation states that the block size for AES is always 16 bytes, so you need to pad the data to a multiple of 16 bytes .
Looking at the documentation , it seems that it's up to you, the library user, to pad the data yourself .
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Is it acceptable for a instance method of a class to release itself?
ie to have a method that calls:
[self release]
Assume that my code is not going to access self after calling [self release]
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Is it acceptable for a instance method of a class to release itself?
ie to have.
For example).
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IT is full of heroics; many of us carry a paging device, like Batman waiting in his cave for the Bat Signal. What's a fair compensation for on-call schedules? Is it acceptable to handle emergency requests on weekends or vacations?
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If you weren't hired to be on-call and your employer wants to make you on-call are trying to find good solid information on what is "standard" and "acceptable" for on-call.
Then it's acceptable.
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I'm wondering whether it's acceptable to use table s for forms.
Strictly speaking, name/value pairs are tabular data, aren't they? And a form is just a user customisable set of name/value pairs. So is it right to use table s in this case? Or should I ...
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Localhost/Zoleris/" method="post" accept-charset="utf-8"> <ul class="form"> <li> <.
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Hello,
I am using below statement to return the directory name of the running script:
print dirname(__FILE__);
it outputs something like this with back-slashes:
www\EZPHP\core\ezphp.php
Question:
Is a path with back-slashes acceptable across all major...
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This is because dirname() doesn't necessarily ....
Windows accepts forward slashes, and they are the default on *nix systems
print str_replace('\\','/',dirname(__FILE__));
In reality, it doesn't matter...
I would normalize that to forward slashes.
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Hi,
Is it acceptable for interfaces to declare properties instead of methods?
Which is more preferred?
interface ITaggable { string GetTag(); }
or
interface ITaggable { Tag {get;} }
Living in the .Net world.
Kind regards,
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Where the intended implementation language....
Properties are definitely preferred in this case.
I prefer using a property as opposed to a GetFoo() method when you really are just getting a value .
It's perfectly ok to use properties for that sort of scenario .
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Given a short sprint, is it ever acceptable to forgo TDD to "get things done" within the sprint.
For example a given piece of work might need say 1/3 of the sprint to design the object model around an existing implementation. Under this scenario you might...
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I would say that it's almost always acceptable to bypass any is "acceptable" depends on a lot of....
While it may be acceptable some it can be a recipe for disaster, IME.
To my mind this can be a dangerous trade-off to take .
Tests.
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