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Any thoughts on this ?
I don't normally concern myself with higher-end physics (I don't expect to devise any valid theories since I'm not in the field, so it's mostly not worth the time), so does anyone know if this actually jives with the predictions...
Started by Absalom on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at well-of-souls):
The case for the existence of "dark matter" is pretty strong, but the case for what seems to be the pervasive theory that....
matter" and "dark energy." Neither are real theories that stem from any serious models of how matter theories.
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Family matter vs Police matter Hi, I don't wish to waste Police time with what may be viewed as a family matter so I was wondering if I could get some input before doing anything? I have a 19 year stepson, he left our house on Sunday in a car that belongs...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at realpolice):
If we can'....
We aren't in the business of "scaring" people.
And the police only deal with only the criminal aspect of it .
It would be difficult, if not impossible to prosecute him criminally for using a vehicle he's always had access to .
I'm afraid not.
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It's not a matter of if - it's a matter of when? Posted: Wed Jun 22, 2011 4:22 pm We’ve been in NZ for nine months now and have never really settled. Six weeks in we were ready to go back to the UK but we were persuaded that we needed to give ourselves...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at expatexposed):
: 1350 Reputation : +45/–9 Rate this poster: Re: It's not a matter of if - it's a matter of when? Posted.
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Is there any performance advantages when the hard disk is the master or it doesn't matter?
Started by Tom on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Though this post from 2004 states:
The CD ROM drive should be on ... .
One of the post asserts that setting the CDROM as master will cause the hard drive to operate slowly .
This thread has exactly this question.
You will have to set the CDROM as the slave .
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Does it matter if you are using 'And' or 'AndAlso' in linq queries in vb.net? I know in normal operations 'AndAlso' is short circuit and so will often be faster, but I don't know if that carries over into linq queries. Does it matter if the linq query...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
For other LINQ providers, it depends.
For LINQ to object queries, it would definitely matter.
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Duplicate of: Should I use != or <> for not equal in TSQL
Within SQL Server's T-SQL should I use "<>" or "!=", or does it really even matter?
Started by KM on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
They are synonyms.
Gt;', so follow the standard
If you only use SQL Server, it doesn't matter.
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Is JQuery more suited to MVC than WebForms or it doesn't matter? I am planning to use JQuery heavily.
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
This itself also gives performance....
Rather than the automatic ones ASP.Net gives you.
It is much more suited to MVC because the framework allows stricter control of the generated HTML, which allows you to have real, clean and custom IDs for your dom elements .
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In terms of performance and optimizations:
When constructing a table in SQL Server, does it matter what order I put the columns in? Does it matter if my primary key is the first column? When constructing a multi-field index, does it matter if the columns...
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Might be a different story in SQL2005
No to the first 3 because the index will hold the data and no the last once also
For the fourth bullet... .
I would say the answer to all those questions is NO, altough my experience with MS-SQL goes as far as SQL2000 .
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I really like ORM as compared to store procedure, but one thing that I afraid is that ORM could be slow, because of layers and layers of abstraction. Will using ORM slow down my application? Or does it matter?
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Does....
You should use whatever SQL queries) to go with it .
I've always found it doesn't matter.
Is ORM slow?
Yes ( compared with stored procedures )
Does it matter, are considered well worth the trade off.
Between authors and posts not.
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More specifically, is there a set of values ( a, b and c) for which the operator precedence matters in the statement:
var value = (a && b == c);
(with the exception of NaN).
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
== binds more tightly than && ,....
You can find the nitty-gritty details here.
The equality operator will always run before && , || and other logical operators .
The language is parsed such that your statement is the equivalent of (a && (b == c)) .
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