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Quote: : So if Street Smarts are just that, then what kind of smart is Dana White? Sure as fuck not book smart. Are you actually saying that Dana "Do you want to be a fucking fighter" White has some kind of passion for higher learning?
Started by Vittu on
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Very....
Realm.
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Quote: : Lol, that made no sense. See son, Block Ice is for old fashioned freezers, cubed ice is for coolers for beer and stuff. That is common sense, a 5 year old could figure that out, but you have none of that, so it makes no sense to you.
Not everyone...
Started by NorCalNinja on
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See ^, people who are only book smart, often come off as just.
Is another word for common sense dummy.
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What is a smart pointer and when should I use one?
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Smart pointers typically keep track of the objects using pointers makes it very likely that....
Http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smart_pointer
In computer science, a smart pointer is an abstract data of pointers while retaining efficiency.
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Smart One Page Checkout in ASPDNSF 9.2.0.0 - strange behavior Hello all,
When I enabled "Smart One Page Checkout" in ASPDNSF 9.2.0.0 i have got strange text on this form:
How can i fix it?
Thanks.
Started by Sergey on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at aspdotnetstorefront):
Http://www.esedirect.co.uk Thanks esedirect , yes, it's new installation, could you say me, where i can download current csv and where i need... .
Sounds like a new setup and you need to import the string resources from the CSV file and then reset the cache .
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I have a 2008 Passion with 28k miles. Driving on the highway for 70 miles, the car stalled out with no warning lights whatsoever. Wouldn't re-start. Had it towed and am now being told by the dealer that it overheated to the point that it literally melted...
Started by designlemon on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at smartcarofamerica):
New engine, or donate you car....
Sorry about your car.
Some smarts did have an issue with the coolant hose rubbing to the point where it causes a leak Very strange, a idiot light didn't light up.
No warning light for low coolant.
Your not the first.
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Hi All,
Could you let me know about books that explains the ideas of smart pointer very clearly (beginner, intermediate and advanced level)?
Thank you.
Started by ebtesting on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
A little more advanced, the book Modern C++ Design has a lot of worthy... .
P.s., if your starting place might be this Wikipedia article, Smart Pointers .
The old smart pointers (from the stl) and the new ones from boost -- in adequate detail.
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New Samsung Smart TV Is Too Smart
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How can I write this with the smart match operator (~~)?
use 5.010; my $string = '12 23 34 45 5464 46'; while ( $string =~ /(\d\d)\s/g ) { say $1; }
Started by sid_com on
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Perl, and would get if you used qr instead ... .
The while loop is endless if you go and change it to use the smart-match operator, you can see it does actually change.
The problem isn't the smart-match operator.
Must do in its current form.
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I recall reading somewhere that using references to smart pointers can cause memory corruption. Is this simply because of using the reference of the smart pointer after its been destroyed? Or does the reference counting get messed up?
Thanks for clarifying...
Started by Dan Pieczynski on
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When using smart pointers the mechanism (and asking for a wedgie).
You may not know absolutely the method expired() will also tell you if your ptr is still around .
Of the smart pointer after its been destroyed?
This is a good answer.
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Is there a way to share S.M.A.R.T. data over SNMP? I'd like to be able to make cacti graphs of it and hook it up to Nagios.
What I want to do is be able to get some statistics on my harddisks accessible over SNMP. This will allow me to graph the number...
Started by Rory McCann on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
And use *check_smart.pl* perl script (nagios plugin) to check hard drive health by running S.M.A.R.T..
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