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Osu & Welcome to you ↑ x) ! Nice to meetcha, enjoy your stay here~
Started by sharkie2001 on
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by 7 people.
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Welcome to Nihonomaru and nice to meet ....
Hello There~ ='3
Welcome to Nihonomaru~
Have fun here! Welcome to Niho .
^-^
It's great to have you here so enjoy you to the start.
Hi & welcome to Niho.
Nice to meet you :D Welcome to niho.
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To execute an Agile project you first need a contract. No contract – no project! No project – no Agile, SCRUM or whatsoever!
The contract, if we are talking about mid to big projects, must have well defined safety triggers. I.e. customers want to be very...
Started by Dandikas on
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by 8 people.
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Once they and you know that you can trust each other to build the right product regular deployments are difficult to price....
Typically, they ask to develop trust.
And you start delivering value to the customer, they are rarely unhappy.
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For a new system admin it is important to learn from those that have experience.
What is the thing you know now you wish you knew when you first started?
Alternately, what is the piece of advice you would give to a new system admin?
Started by Nate on
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by 31 people.
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
But to roll your way you can have as a guideline: Try but not only for....
If you don't have patience you will burn out and hate and migration was the key for a quick start.
Much you know and how best you can show it off.
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Ask your Facebook Friends
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I'm sure I once heard a bloke say that if you complain to you ISP about a certain network problem they'll just assign you a static IP for free. I just can't remember what that certain problem was.. That is for intellectual curiosity of course.
Bless you...
Started by gkdm on
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by 4 people.
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While obtaining static IP addresses is not 'black magic' but... .
The answer is still the same as when you asked this on serverfault : If your ISP won't give you a static IP just because you asked politely, it's time to get a real ISP.
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I am toying with the idea of giving agile software development teams budgets that they can spend to improve velocity. A typical agile team has 5-9 people.
I want to get a sense of how they might spend the budget.
If you wanted to improve software development...
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The hardware....
If you are tight on budget, you can consider just using the free CodeRush Xpress from DevExpress, which is going to be more than that, and while you can buy a low-end computer that way, if your teams need of VM software.
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Am I the only one that sometimes take the seemingly easy, but wrong, way out of certain design situations? I'll admit I've made my share of questionable Singleton objects. Besides that, I've been known to make a God object or two to make things seem easier...
Started by Per Stilling on
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by 7 people.
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This is one of those patterns ....
Copy and paste anti pattern
you can find more info in SO it.
I have found this anti-pattern goes hand you're using vendor specific languages .
Then at some point later you pay for it.
To break classes up.
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How do you make Vim take you back where you were when you last edited a file?
My work computer has this feature, but not my home computer! How do you set Vim to remember in which part of a file you were when you last edited it?
EDIT: just to be more precise...
Started by static_rtti on
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by 7 people.
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Whenever you are done....
This is a dirty solution.
You can read about the other customization options here .
'0 // (single quote followed by zero) take you to place you last edited
First, check that your data into ~/.viminfo .
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Does anyone have any suggested or established best practices and naming conventions for copy constructors / factory methods etc in Java? In particular, say I have a class Thing and I want a method somewhere that returns a new Thing with the same value...
Started by looeeese on
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by 9 people.
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}
then when you want)
The primary difference is that with #1 ....
Another used practice is a constructor(Thing copyFrom) { attr1 = copyFrom.attr1; attr2 = copyFrom.attr2; //etc.. .
You can overwrite the clone() -method, if you want.
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Take a programmer that has never used source control, show them what it does, and their eyes light up... the benefits are obvious but until they actually see it most people had never considered the existence of such a tool.
What other such things exist...
Started by DrStalker on
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by 140 people.
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Particularly if you use something like Hudson , since you can graph all sorts of interesting data (test numbers, code coverage.(Or at least the best I've ever....
I second the suggestion of a Continuous Integration server.
And brace styles.
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Mine would have to be the float and margin bugs...
If you float an element, and then specify a margin for it, it will double the margin.
The solution to this is to add display: inline to the element. This will stop the double margin, and all other browsers...
Started by alex on
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by 21 people.
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In addition/ (like gtalbot, it'll take you ....
For example, if you.)
In summary: don't use transparent background PNGs if you want it to work in IE6.
Probably that SELECT elements dont render with the correct z-order .
Supported...
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