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Current song you are listening to(or the Last song you listened to) I started a thread a while back which seems to have gone stale and gone missing too. So anywho the title says it all, post what song you are listening to now or one that you listened ...
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Bitches love me cos they know that i can rock actually "Step by Step" - NKOTB its fucking rocking my world I really think its just a matter of time you're always on my mind I Like Being Me (Big Band Ver.) - Uncle Neptune featuring Jean Bean http://www... .
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I am in central Auckland, and I used to really enjoy listening to the police on a basic radio scanner. However, quite a few months ago, the police radio comms went digital - and worse still - encrypted! Since then, I have not discovered any way to listen...
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You can't listen to police digital coms even with a digital scanner because it's encrypted stuff to listen to, including fire, ambos....
That's the whole point of spending millions on a P25 network with encryption .
You can't listen in.
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Hi: We have two databases on one server and each has a listener and they have same port number 1521. One instance is for grid control ORCLGRD and the other is for portal ORCLPTL. There are problems when they both are up. For example, rman backup failed...
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There are problems....
One instance is for grid control ORCLGRD and the other is for portal ORCLPTL .
How do I set up a listener in Silverlight to listen for a javascript event thrown from the host web page?
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If it does not answer your question, just ask a follow up .
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This reference card can be found here: http://refcardz.dzone.com/announcements/silverlight2.
Hello, I have a free reference card that can help with this .
Listening Parties Organisation Thread: upcoming listening parties & requests What would be the best way to go about setting these things up? I figured we could toss around album ideas and potential times in here and then go from there. Cool? Originally...
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I have an an album you can listen....
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Originally Posted by menju56 I'd also love to listen to some Laura Nyro with people at some point.
I'd also love to listen to some Laura Nyro with people at some point.
Long anyway.
I have a listener inside Class A, and I want to pass Class A to my Class B inside the listener. Normally I'd just use this, but then I'd get the event that triggered the listener.
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Not about to change after 12 years.) You can add a reference to class A ... .
So it is unfortunate that it is the default.
Indeed it is relatively common to have bugs where the wrong this was used .
(It is rare that the inner class this is useful .
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I did similar things with this before: $.append(html,listener); This will work for me because the listener will be added AFTER html is loaded. And I can't do this: $.html(html); listener(); Because this way I can't ensure html is loaded. How to do it ...
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You use it like this: $(document).ready(function() { … do whatever … }); Or this: $(function() { … do whatever … }); i don't know... .
It fires when the DOM is ready to be used .
Your question is somewhat unclear, but I'm guessing you want the 'ready' event .
I'm using apache2.2 How to listen both Ipv6 and Ipv4? or only Ipv6 / only Ipv4
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Apache supports multiple Listen options: Listen 192.170.2.1:80 Listen 192.170.2.5:8000 IPv6 addresses must be surrounded in square brackets, as in the following example: Listen [2001:db8::a00:20ff.
... There are listeners on $('#target') and its children. When we call $('#target').remove() to delete it from DOM,will the listeners be removed? If not,how to remove them together?
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However, if you do: $("#target").live("click", function() { doSomething(); }); The listener....
If you do $("#target").click(function() { doSomething(); }); Then remove() will also delete the listener.
Depends on how you add the listeners.
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