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A little background. My brother, Dave, and his friend Bob have been going to Napa on labor day for the last 7 years. I have always wanted to go, but my DH did not as he does not like wine. Last year, for my 40th birthday, my brother gave me this trip ...
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We also got.
I was very happy.
We finished off almost 2 of the 3 bottles.
To be shipped back when cooler.
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I dont appear to have much 'lighting' to my instrument cluster anymore?! Whats going on?
Thanks guys.
Started by charan_singh on
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Replace these and your cluster will look like a fruit machine! How... .
They work but the actual bulb has blackened.
I suspect the bulbs are gone dim, i.e.
Rheostat behind cluster failed/failing? try twisitng the tripometer button left and right a few times .
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We caught a bunch today on the jika rigged craw... These were the two best fish out of 20-25 total.
Lil' video's>>> http://www.photodex.com/sharin...alb=0
http://s38.photobucket.com/alb...8.flv
Started by 21XDC on
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Good to see someone is sticking them Very nice fishies! Congratulations! Wow, nice largies! Rivers aren't iced up yet? Weird... .
Nice Nice fish Unreal...quality fish being caught all over the country this winter
I gotta get my azz out there
Well done guys .
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Is there a template language for PHP that's almost similar to the Django template language?
Started by Randell on
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H2O Calypso Also, I believe Django's templating engine took a fair amount of inspiration from Smarty in the first place. .
You can find it here !
Enjoy!
Let me Google that for you.. .
Yes, it is called Calypso.
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Dear developers,
I am just curious why drivers and firmwares almost always are written in C or Assembly, and not C++?
I have heard that there is a technical reason for this.
Does anyone know this?
Lots of love, Louise
Started by Louise on
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Because, most of the time, the operating system (or a "runtime library") provides the stdlib functionality... .
Perhaps because a driver doesn't require object oriented features, while the fact that C still has somewhat more mature compilers would make a difference .
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How to make common reusable css for almost every common things in web design? Like Horizontal and vertical form with javascript validation, Horizontal and vertical navigation with or without dropdown, multiple horizontal boxes etc.
Started by jitendra on
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This may be a more high-level answer than you're hoping for, but I highly recommend you view Nicole Sullivan's slides on what she calls "Object-Oriented CSS."
There are many css frameworks out there such as
Blueprint css YUI css These frameworks offer... .
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If I've got a string that consists of other strings delimited with "/" character (xxx...xxx/xxx/xxxx) how can I get the last and the almost last (the one before last) part with t-sql? It should probably be some combination of charindex() and right().
Started by agnieszka on
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Here's a SO answer using it: Split String in SQL
declare @s varchar(50); set @s = ' / / / / ' /* last one: */ select RIGHT(@s, CHARINDEX('/', REVERSE(@s)) - 1) /* penultimate one */ select RIGHT... .
You could replace the '/' with a '.' and use PARSENAME .
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I would like to compare two strings and get some score how much these look alike. For example "The sentence is almost similar" and "The sentence is similar" .
I'm not familiar with existing methods in Java ME, but for php I know the levenshtein function...
Started by hsmit on
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Or, more precisely, how many alterations have to be made that they are the same .
Yeah thats a good metric, you could use StringUtil.getLevenshteinDistance() from apache commons
Well, the Levensthein distance is a measure for how similar strings are .
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Hi, I have many DIVs on my page with the same ID
eg:
<div id="myDiv1"> ... </div> <div id="myDiv2"> ... </div> <div id="myDiv3"> ... </div> ... <div id="myDiv20"> ... </div> ...
As You see, the ID property...
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You can use jquery
//this will give you all divs start with myDiv in the... .
You can do this using jQuery like this:
$('div[id^=myDiv]')
If you can't use jQuery, you'll need to call getElementsByTagName and loop through the values checking the ID property .
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All the documentation I can find suggests that almost standards mode differs from standards mode only in the way images in table cells are aligned.
This question : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1414748/internet-explorer-8-and-checkbox-css-problem...
Started by Alohci on
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Other browsers adopting.
The original almost standards mode only affected images in tables.
Reference.
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