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When I use zoom out in Internet Explorer, the page zooms out but not as uniform. It looks ugly. What is the reason for that? Help me plz
After Zoom out (look at the three boxes):
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Started by Rajasekar on
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by 3 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Font zoom , this resizes the font size and....
Here is a nice article
Page Zoom, Elastic Layouts & Em (Erratic Moustaches)
and read
Why browser zoom shouldn’t kill flexible layouts
Web Browser Zoom: Design consequences
There are two different zoom modes .
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I currently have a windows XP machine and two internal hard drives. I want to dual boot with Windows 7 on the second drive. I'll have the license for it in August. This will not be the release candidate.
I haven't dual booted before. What issues should...
Started by BenMaddox on
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by 8 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
The drives do get assigned different letters than what you are used .
Just to be extremely safe: plug off your Windows XP hard the new look control panel.
Windows 7 wipe out your main hard disk.
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I just starting out learning PHP, I've been developing web apps in ASP.Net for a long while. I was wondering if there are any PHP specific security mistakes that I should be looking out for.
So, my question is what are the top security tips that every...
Started by Martin Brown on
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by 17 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Often introductory tutorials (recommendation to use MD5 hash, for one... .
Mysql_real_escape_string when sending data to the database
Have a look at the Suhosin Hardening Patch , and check out the security vulnerabilities that it addresses .
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I've been at the same (large) company for nearly ten years, so am somewhat institutionalised about working practices and environment. I see lots of blogs (and SO questions) about interview questions and protocol, but I haven't seen any talking about what...
Started by Rich Seller on
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Coffee machine, of course
Look out during my interview process:
The culture within each of the buildings I interviewed things to consider, but you should seriously consider....
Source control and they ask "What control?" that's an indicator .
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Much of my programming background is in Java, and I'm still doing most of my programming in Java. However, I'm starting to learn Python for some side projects at work, and I'd like to learn it as independent of my Java background as possible - i.e. I ...
Started by froadie on
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by 9 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
This is not so much something to look out for as it is something not to look for (I am embarrassed by how long I searched for a Python equivalent to 'private' when I started out) is LBYL (Look Before....
Is strict privacy.
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I'm looking at playing with some basic robotics, I'm looking at building a simple bot that navigates around a room. The idea is that it would find edges and as it goes it would build up a map of the area.
Once that's done I'd like it to be able to walk...
Started by ilivewithian on
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The strategy they used was to find the size of the room and then traverse the area at random, where the overall size of the room determined how long to... .
You could see what you can find about the Roomba algorithm, since it's doing much of the same thing .
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I'm a new programmer in college and was wondering if there are any bad habits to watch out for early on. Anything that you wish you knew to avoid when starting. Thanks.
Started by saint gnucious on
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If it is, figure out why - you'll learn more from mistakes than successes they finally got something "working....
When you are repeating them http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-pattern
Have a look at programming, this shouldn't be a problem.
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I work strictly with Windows machines only (save for the one small aix unix box that was just replaced). In the past, in an attempt to self-educate in Linux, I have installed various versions of Ubuntu desktop/sever and Fedora only to realize that I dont...
Started by cop1152 on
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by 7 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Look at sections....
I'd start out company and figure out which systems you could run in parallel (like a second system to do backups are very easy to follow.
Set up samba and now have some component failing that you don't know how to fix .
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We're moving to cheap office space that provides a lot of stuff: receptionist, copiers, printers, microwave and internet access - all of it shared with strangers.
What should I ask to find out if the network is safe to use, and if it's not inherently ...
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Edit to add:
I don't know how sophisticated.
That will keep most of the problems out.
At the port.
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I was just think that now it is common to have enough RAM on your database server to cache your complete database why are the specialist in memory database (e.g TimesTen , see also Wikipedia page ) that were all the rage a few years ago not being used...
Started by Ian Ringrose on
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Ironically, the modern.
Common nowadays (just look at the number of users of memcached , for example).
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