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Today, I’m just going to share some of the funny code that I have come across over the years. With most of these, I still fail to wrap my mind around the logic of how the code got into the state that it is in. In many cases, I asked the original author how they thought the code would work and I often received responses like “It just does” or “I didn’t write that” (even in cases where that person had just checked the code into source control earlier that day)....
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Author: Stephen Toub
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I want to do some work with large numbers, larger than the sizes allowed by UInt64. Does the Microsoft® .NET Framework have any support for this?...
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Author: Scott Mitchell
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I was recently visiting a hiking supply Web site searching for a particular piece of equipment. After searching in vain for several minutes, I noticed a link to chat with a sales associate. Clicking it opened a new window, allowing me to chat with a gentleman named Chad. I explained what I was looking for and, just a few moments later, got a link to the item. Such live chat functionality is becoming increasingly common on the Internet. Chat is a more responsive customer service mechanism than e-...
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Author: Scott Mitchell
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In a perfect world there would be no errors in production. Database and Web servers would never go down, and code would be thoroughly tested and designed to gracefully handle any situation or input that might otherwise have caused an error. But we program in reality, where deadlines and never-ending feature requests are a constant and where database and Web servers can and do go offline. When errors occur in a production environment, it is essential that the details be logged and the development...
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Although there are unsupported events listed in the log file, this does not mean the tool does not support them. In realtity the OEM (in this case tested on an ITC 730) of the device decided not to fire them (drivers are responsible for events to fire). You can simply check with your device by using these unsupported events and see, if they work. Simply use the calculator app in your tests....
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If you’re experiencing slow connections or none at all to your Windows Home Server, a good way to help diagnose issues is with the Windows Home Server Toolkit. Today we take a look at the toolkit and see how it can help you get your connections back....
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Author: Geek
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Having issues with your PDF previews working with Microsoft Outlook or Windows Explorer on a 64-bit version of Windows? Turns out the problem is that Adobe sucks, but a quick registry hack can save the day....
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Here is the next episode of our serie MVVM - Creating ViewModel. The first post is available here : MVVM - Creating ViewModel : wrap your business object (solution 1 of n). Today we are going to discover a tool which can help us to create the ViewModel....
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Author: Kanhar Munshi
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To implement and evaluate an algorithm employing the concept of infinite streams in
Scheme in order to evaluate precisely, the nth digit of an infinite series of numbers....
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Author: Cédric Menzi
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Yesterday, I was at the spring geek night in Zurich. Sam Brannen, the author of the Spring TestContext Framework and previously a member of the SpringSource dm Server development team, has presented the new features of Spring 3.0.
With Spring 3.0 nearly everything is annotable. So, for all those who hate XML with Spring 3.0 you can now declare all things in your code....
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Before starting to study the technique of parallelizing programs with the help of OpenMP technology, let us discuss the toolkit we will need. And here is what we will need first of all - Visual Studio 2005/2008 and Intel Parallel Studio. The advantage of OpenMP technology is that you may take the code of a serial program and parallelize it without significantly modifying it. It is done with the help of special directives arranged throughout the program text. Of course, in practice you will not o...
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The role of OpenMP functions is rather an auxiliary one because parallelization is implemented through directives. But in some cases they are very useful and even necessary. The functions may be distinguished into three categories: execution environment functions, lock/synchronization functions and timer functions. All these functions have names beginning with “omp_” and are defined in the header file omp.h. We will discuss the functions in the next posts....
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