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What kind of software are you looking for but is impossible to find?
Started by ArsenMkrt on
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by 14 people.
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I have been searching forever for that illusive utility....
I guess that is why I am being paid to create it .
I cant find the special software I am developing at work .
The software that allows me to predict tomorrow's stock market level with 100% accuracy .
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What is the most impossible/irrational/magic behavior you ever encountered and what was the 'simple' rationale behind it?
As an example i give this link to the famous 500-miles problem .
Started by Shimi Bandiel on
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by 14 people.
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Another impossible problem (although not related to programming-an-impossible-behavior.
Www.netflixprize.com.
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I'd like for a subclass of a certain superclass with certain constructor parameters to load an XML file containing information that I'd then like to pass to the superconstructor. Is this impossible to achieve?
Started by Lucas Lindström on
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I've needed to do this before and found.
Messy, potentially very.
I like ComplexData(...); }
Impossible, no.
So what you want is impossible.
Object, which requires a valid superclass object 'in it'.
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We are making a Jabber client for our internal use in our company and somehow we need to catch the moment when the user tries to kill the program to actually restart it or just make impossible for the user to kill the client.
Is this possible?
Our Jabber...
Started by David Hofmann on
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Since the requirement designer what....
See The arms race between programs and users.
You can make it harder, but not impossible.
A service is specifically designed 'keep.
Of "this is impossible/horrible/evil" are perhaps missing your point.
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When I activate BitLocker, I imagine that will make it impossible to read any files on my Windows partition from my Ubuntu installation. Is that correct?
Any way to not encrypt certain directories so I can access them from Ubuntu?
Started by Andrew Arnott on
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Bitlocker is whole drive (partition) encryption....
Only way (that I can think of) that you can have encrypted content accessible from both Windows and Linux is to use TrueCrypt .
Neither BitLocker or NTFS encrypted folders are supported under Linux .
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I tried to use autocompletebox inside of dataform instead of TextBox. but I cannot see instance name of autocompletebox in the class file.
BTW, If I put autocompletebox outside of dataform, I can see instance name of autocompletebox, "acbEmpName".
So,...
Started by kwon on
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by 3 people.
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AutoCompleteBox should work well with DataForm, with the only exception being that AutoCompleteBox does not conform to the "IsReadOnly" convention that some of the other controls do, so in read-only mode your experience visually might be a little less... .
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Consider US Patent #5533051 :
To my best understanding, what the patented algorithm says is that it can guarantee a lossless one-bit compression on any input. Clearly this is totally impossible (recursivly apply the algorithm to reach a one-bit representation...
Started by Yuval A on
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See the comp.compression FAQ for an in-depth discussion of claims of... .
The algorithm as described will loop forever for some inputs (since the answer to "is the output file at or below required size?" will always be "no") .
Your understanding is correct.
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It seems to be impossible to make a cached thread pool with a limit to the number of threads that it can create.
Here is how static Executors.newCachedThreadPool is implemented in the standard Java library:
public static ExecutorService newCachedThreadPool...
Started by mlaw on
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At any point, at most....
For an explanation check Jonathan Feinberg answer
Executors.newFixedThreadPool(int n)
Creates a thread pool that reuses a fixed number of threads operating off a shared unbounded queue .
This is what you want (atleast I guess so).
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Is it possible in VB.NET doing a = b = 5 ? (I know that = is a comparison operator too)
I mean do not result (if b = 2 by e.g.)
a = false b = 2
HOW to do it, however, in situations like bellow?
The inconvenient caused this question in my code: some objects...
Started by serhio on
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(For example, ....
Many languages uses different operators to distinguish between assingment and equality testing .
That's just the rules of the Basic language.
Because = in VB/VB.NET is also a comparison operator, so in that context it returns a boolean .
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I'm starting with assembler under Linux. I have saved the following code as testasm.c
and compiled it with: gcc testasm.c -otestasm
The compiler replies: "impossible constraint in ‘asm’".
#include <stdio.h> int main(void) { int foo=10,bar=15; __...
Started by slashmais on
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by 3 people.
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I find it easier to write raw assembly and avoid... .
I believe that the syntax for register constraints changed at some point, but it's not terribly well documented .
Asm__ __volatile__ ("addl %%ebx,%%eax" : "=a"(foo) : "a"(foo), "b"(bar));
seems to work .
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