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Okay so as everyone knows lately hollywood has been making alot of remakes of 80's movies for instance: Total Recall , Friday the Thirteenth, Nightmare on Elm Street, Footloose,Tron and the list goes on. My question is what do you guys and girls think...
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I dislike them when they are something like The Nutty Professor style of....
It's not like it takes away anything from my here .
It's interesting to see other people's take on them.
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I've worked on many projects where I've been given code by others to update. More often than not I compile it and get about 1,000+ compiler warnings. When I see compiler warnings they make me feel dirty, so my first task is to clean up the code and remove...
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The codebase....
I feel like of warning noise.
I rarely leave them though.
Sometimes, when under pressure to finish the job, i leave some of them.
I remove them as much as possible.
It would be a sign of sloppiness I dislike warnings .
I have a small problem... There are hundreds of images in a folder. they should scale down to specific height and specific width. so, the problem is... Retrieving images from a folder, and scale down them, and save them into another folder. Is it possible...
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Oops, I'm not sure what type of Image gets returned when you use the getScaledInstance() method... .
Finally you can use ImageIO to write out the new image .
You can use ImageIO to read and Image, then use the Image.getScaledInstance() method to scale the image .
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Question: I am wondering which is the optimal solution for dealing with Arrays in Excel 2003 VBA Background: I have a Macro in Excel 2003 that is over 5000 lines. I have built it over the last 2 years adding new features as new Procedures, which helps...
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A simple set of public variables in a class.
Of it when I needed them), in practice it can be slower.
It sounds like a very silly question but can anyone explain me about Input stream and output stream. I remain confused about when do we need input stream and when we need output stream? An explanation with some code snippet will be great. I just need ...
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Here is a good basic example of using FileOutputStream and FileInputStream to write data .
In from them.
I have put together countless PCs, but never a large server. The geek in me says build it, but the realist in me says let the manufacturer handle it when there is a problem. Ignoring the time penalty involved with the initial assembly time of a built ...
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When you have real....
But Commercial Servers of wrongfulness.
If you end up building them - go with SuperMicro - great gear.
And buy them from alternative sources if you need to be frugal - Craigslist, Ebay, Dell Outlet, etc.
Buy them.
Pseudo-situation: have a class (let's say BackgroundMagic ), and it has Start() and Stop() methods. The work in this class is done by one single thread, and is simply a short loop every X milliseconds. Which of these options is better, as far as managing...
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Apache uses to manage thousands of threads....
For a larger-scale variant on the same idea, consider the thread pools that e.g .
Thread creation is fairly expensive, so the standard "industrial-strength" way to do this is to control the thread with a flag .
In a bash script how do I split string with a separator like ; and loop through the resulting array?
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Hope that ....
Here is an example code that you may use: $ STR="String;1;2;3" $ for EACH in `echo "$STR" | grep -o -e "[^;]*"`; do echo "Found: \"$EACH\""; done grep -o -e "[^;]*" will select anything that is not ';', therefore spliting the string by ';' .
Keeping performance on a mobile device in mind, what do you think is the best approach with an SQLCE Connection. Keep it open for the duration of the application or let it close whenever a call to the database is needed. Obviously this depends a little...
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Open the Connection as late as possible in the operation... .
Get Late, Release Early.
If the functionality of the application depends on the SQLCE connection throughout, this makes sense .
For my device, I kept it open during the lifetime of the application .
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