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I know I'm pretty allergic to dust. However, dealing with servers and workstations on a day to day basis, I encounter it all the time. How do you deal with dust?
Started by Brett G on
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I pick out the larger dust bunnies before....
As for workstations...
I've had servers running in there for years that are still as clean as when I put them in there .
I put the servers in a server room, which has its air conditioned, filtered and dehumidified .
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Hi,
I've want to know what is the best practice or approach in dealing with multiple and complex columns with a form inside.
here's an example of the form I'm dealing with
http://img96.imageshack.us/img96/5658/complexform.jpg
How to properly write a HTML...
Started by Pennf0lio on
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I would probably put each form element in a list item within an unordered list (I think semantically, it is a list of input elements that need to be filled in.)
I would then add classes to them for positioning and width etc - the columned ones would need... .
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I'm having an inconvenient dealing with sessions..
I have this:
www.mydomain.com
sub1.mydomain.com
sub2.mydomain.com
sub3.mydomain.com
and when I log into "www", then I change to "sub2" (for example) I figure out it creates another session :S why is that...
Started by Juan Diego on
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by 3 people.
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There are multiple ways to deal with this:
If you are not dealing with a high-value application.
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So I am doing a lot of math and I am running into different things where the coordinate plane starts at zero at the bottom and goes up higher on the y axis.
However in my program it is the reverse. Zero is at the top of the screen and goes up and you ...
Started by Mel on
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by 5 people.
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EDIT: Referring to the Wikipedia article , I think ... .
Treat it as a scaling transform with a negative Y scale and roll it in with whatever other transforms you're applying? I'm assuming you're doing 3D work and have to do a lot of 4x4 matrix transforms .
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Does anyone know of a good (preferably open source) library for dealing with the Modbus protocol? I have seen a few libraries, but I am looking for some people's personal experiences, not just the top ten Google hits. I figure there has to be at least...
Started by Geoffrey Chetwood on
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by 3 people.
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We do communication in a standard and open way using Web Services for Devices(WSD) which is also know as Devices... .
I have done a lot of communication with devices for the past few years, since I work for a home automation company, but we don't use Modbus .
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I wrote a simple PHP application to create salary cheques for the company employees. The interaction between db & app is nice, the data is cached & the performance is high enough. So, what's the problem?
I need to provide the ability to print the whole...
Started by Leszek Laszka on
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Using FreePDF library....
Consider using a PDF library to generate a PDF document that could be downloaded and then printed by whomever was doing the printing?
One option is the PHP PDF object , some other options are also listed in the comments on that page .
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I expect to see a nil returned with the following embedded Ruby:
<%=h [@inventory.origin.code] %>
it returns a "NoMethodError nil object" . However when an object is in fact present, it functions just fine (as expected).
Therefore I created this...
Started by JZ on
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Use this instead:
<%=h [@inventory.origin.code] unless @inventory.origin.nil? %>
Refactor of dcneiner's answer:
<... .
I am assuming it is origin that is nil, not code or you wouldn't be getting that error .
You are adding the .nil? check too late.
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I am wondering what is the best way to use properties when dealing with collections.
For example I have a class Foo and I want to have a list of that class stored. Which of the following should be used:
private List<Foo> myList; private List<...
Started by Billy on
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However, if you are....
This is why I would lean towards the second option .
.Net convention is for the setter to assign the reference to the property .
When the first style is used, you create a copy of the list, which is generally unnecessary .
It depends.
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What methods are available for dealing with spam on a shared webserver? It's a CPanel server and I'm bashing my head against trying to prevent people from being able to get an account, then start sending spam.
So far, I've tried using the built in hourly...
Started by devicenull on
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What kind of shared webserver is this? Do you have control over who can create accounts? Who is sending spam - real users or someone else from the internets using this to relay spam?
Using 'mail()' may not be enough to test this because it delivers the... .
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Forgive me for asking a rather general question, but how do you psychologically deal with high levels of complexity in software projects?
I'm working on a personal compiler project and am currently trying to understand the unmanaged .net metadata API ...
Started by kronoz on
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by 14 people.
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The psychological benefit we're inherently good at dealing with things laid out with the relationships represented pysically.
Is available, having a mentor would be a great way to deal with complexity.
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