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Hi everyone!
What would be a proper post work out meal for a person that work out before bed time? It has been king of hard try to gain muscle and reduce the mid-section. At the moment I'm working out around 8:00 pm per 1 hour our more including 15 minutes...
Started by moreno0079 on
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Originally Posted by moreno0079 Hi everyone!
What would be a proper post work out meal for a person that work out before bed time? It has been king of hard try to gain muscle and reduce the mid and weight lifting finally hitting....
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I have a small javascript pricing calculation that is not working on a friend's PC, but it works fine on my Mac. I'm guessing it's a semi-colon or something small that's not in the correct spot? Please help if you can?! The full page can be found @ http...
Started by dg on
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Here's a fresh start for you:
function calculate(PricingForm....
What you're trying to do is a complete bastardisation of programming .
YUCK! Why on earth are you tippling through multiple functions?
GetPriceFive() calls PriceTwo which doesn't exist at that point .
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Have a look at this post to find out what you need to do exactly.
The answer to your question is NO.
Check this link
EDIT.
Castle DynamicProxy2 dll needs to be updated to work with medium trust.
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I have a subversion working copy checked out into the directory my-project/
I want to find out what user checked out that working copy. Is there a command I can run in that working copy directory to find out who it is checked out as?
EDIT: I want to use...
Started by Keith Palmer on
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The whole reason for using subversion is that everyone has a private -- easy to audit -- copy... .
Change the ownership and permissions out in private areas and commit their changes.
Checked out"
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure.
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In SourceSafe I could "get the latest version" and work on my PC without checking the webform out. When finished I could double-check if anyone worked on it and then decide whether to check it in or not.
In Visual Studio 2008 Team Server, whenever I start...
Started by Greg on
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Tools -> Options -> Source Control -> Environment ->
Editing combobox - set to Do nothing Allow checked-in items to be edited - check this checkbox Why would you want this behavior? Wouldn't it be best for your team to know that you are actively... .
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I'm trying to commit some work, but svn always fails and tells me that a file I modified is out of date. I tried updating first, that doesn't work. Cleanup doesn't work. If I revert the file, copy my changes over and try that, it still fails. It isn't...
Started by Casey on
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If you can update your file the working copy seems to work.
A backup copy of, then, this won't help.
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A python script is running two parallel python processes ( created via os.fork() ) each of which eventually tries to check out a subversion repository leaf into the same working copy dir.
Before running 'svn co ...' command in a sub-process ( via python...
Started by victorz on
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This sounds like a potential race condition, in that something like the following can happen:
Process A checks... .
Within this, a file named 'locked' indicates that the directory is locked .
Within the directory, there should be a directory called '.svn' .
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Sometimes I have trouble sleeping after I get obsessed with a programming problem down at work; How do you get yourself back "out of the zone" so you can get a good nights sleep, and solve the programming problem in the morning?
Started by leeand00 on
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Stackoverflow....
Eventually, your mind will put it aside wife ;-).
So does time spent with friends, family and, especially, my as little work as possible when you are out of the office.
A hard work-out does the trick.
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I'd like to know when I write a query like
SELECT id FROM users WHERE expiry > curdate()
How can I work out what the curdate() is returning? I just switched servers of a site and it appears to be throwing it out, by perhaps returning a different curdate...
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SELECT CURDATE();
From the documentation , CURDATE():
Returns the current date as a value in 'YYYY-MM-DD' or YYYYMMDD format, depending on whether the function is used in a string or numeric context. .
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