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Whats SiteMinder? Link?
| 0 | 600 |
@damonokz Sorry maybe I misunderstood something but you said "Anyway, its a relief that somebody understands the situation". So the guys here who are trying to answer your question and spending their own time don't understand the situation?
| 1 | 601 |
+1 - very welcome update for an inspiring simple yet really entertaining game; given your new employment I've long expected this transition, free-time project or not ;) One question though: why do you have to 'add/enable' new sites? Having a threshold in place should allow for this to happen automatically in principle, no?
| 1 | 602 |
I suppose you managed to connect your RMI registry and look up your remote object, right? Can you provide stacktrace (on client / server)?
| 1 | 603 |
You mean like any one of the numerous ggplot2 example charts such as
[this](http://learnr.wordpress.com/2009/05/18/ggplot2-three-variable-time-series-panel-chart/) or did you have something more specific in mind?
| 0 | 604 |
"Everything works except I can't register ANY mouseup/down events." Do you get an error, or does it just not work?
| 1 | 605 |
Doing a redundant `atoi` after you just did `strtol` is probably the most twisted insult to the proper use of string-to-int conversion functions in C one can come up with. Why do you see the need to "re-convert" the value using the broken function `atoi` when you already have it as `val` from a proper function `strtol`?
| 0 | 606 |
I don't think it needs the Homework tag, as even though this is homework, the question and answer would be the same regardless of the source. Do other people have to tag their questions in regards to their current occupation on the project?
| 1 | 607 |
`data.find`? no error?
| 0 | 608 |
No idea what feature you refer to (don't think it is something native), please elaborate? Also self-hosted WordPress or wordpress.com blog?
| 0 | 609 |
pdfTeX does not alter images. Perhaps post the problematic file somewhere we can get at?
| 1 | 610 |
ok your 1 step closer to getting help. Now what exactly is _NOT working_?
| 0 | 611 |
This is a big discussion ("Neil said...") and then a small question ("Please, state the stand and then its advantages.") A better question might be "What's the best kind of kickstand for [lifting the rear wheel / loading groceries / etc.]?"
| 1 | 612 |
jiewmeng, you should change the question to be more specific. I think the ideal name would be "Why do I need to check if wp_nonce_field() exists before using it?"
| 0 | 613 |
It sounds like you are using some kind of survey engine. Are you, and if so which one?
| 1 | 614 |
@Nick Usually they are <div class="section"> but sometimes there are other classes. Does that matter?
| 0 | 615 |
What have you tried so far? What problems have you encountered?
| 1 | 616 |
By "protective plates", do you mean [fenders](http://bicycles.stackexchange.com/questions/573/whats-your-most-useful-cycle-accessory/587#587)?
| 0 | 617 |
I think it would be excellent if you could give more detail (see suncoolsu's answer). Furthermore, with design, do you mean how to analyze the data?
| 1 | 618 |
You really should give us more information. How does the user create an account for example?
| 0 | 619 |
just out of curiosity, why would you want to wipe out all (but the absolutely necessary) fonts? Is it a disk space constraint?
| 1 | 620 |
What have you tried so far? Do you have an attempt at making it work which fails?
| 1 | 621 |
Ising?? or Icing??
| 1 | 622 |
Do you know how many pieces you have in total, in rows and in columns? Were they rotated?
| 1 | 623 |
The sum divided by 4 results in 6 minutes. How do you get 8 minutes?
| 0 | 624 |
Seems all too straightforward - I must be missing something. The only 'interesting' part is the talk of 'the reverse side of the page' which seems like a bit of irrelevant misdirection - or not?
| 0 | 625 |
Please, show your code. How do you toggle this form?
| 1 | 626 |
Strange, because it should use the Intel chipset drivers to run the USB. Have you updated to the latest Boot Camp?
| 0 | 627 |
Have you tried doing a whois? Can you give us a sample URL?
| 0 | 628 |
Also, what time are you synchronising? And why?
| 0 | 629 |
What is a `peek()` method? What is it you want, exactly?
| 0 | 630 |
Right, the workstation is a VM running 64 bit with VS installed and I'm attmepting to debug to the local dev. So there's no way to work this?
| 1 | 631 |
Consider rephrasing your title. "How complex is the documentation you write?"
| 0 | 632 |
Emulating how a fish "thinks" is the way to get it really right, worse you can't even start on a rough heuristic until you know what a "fish-like swimming path" *looks* like. Do you even have a way to judge how you're doing?
| 0 | 633 |
Why wouldn't you want to go to the source code? What's the purpose of debugging if not for checking the code?
| 0 | 634 |
Why do you want to show multiple tooltips for a single control? Why not just combine the contents of the two into a single tooltip?
| 0 | 635 |
@jtbandes Its not a home work.. i wanted to know the appropriate algoritm basically.
@pascal using temporary dictionary means using extra memory(storage)?
| 0 | 636 |
Most of the books listed are more related to theoretical physics. I wonder if there is any "bible" for experimental physics?
| 0 | 637 |
That's what I like in the interview questions: the question is theoretically interesting but I would be hard pressed to find a usecase within a minute. Seriously, who manages linked list explicitly?
| 0 | 638 |
Thanks a lot! Can you please comment on [this](http://wordpress.stackexchange.com/questions/23990/initialize-wordpress-environment-to-use-in-a-real-cron-script) related question?
| 1 | 639 |
Can you please provide some additional information: Are the lines you quote the only messages relating to granola? Which kernel version are you running?
| 0 | 640 |
Usually you'd specify language in the tags (for example, HTML, CSS, PHP, etc.) What language are you using?
| 1 | 641 |
Fire rating is usually measured in minutes. Do you have an idea of how long you want to contain a fire?
| 1 | 642 |
Do you get any sort of error in Instruments when you plugin your iOS device? Is your iPhone Developer Program Membership up to date?
| 1 | 643 |
This doesn't seem off topic to me. Is there a reason you decided to close your own question?
| 1 | 644 |
There are not many ready-made exploits for max excel out there, at least not in non-commercial exploit packs. Which version of office do you have?
| 0 | 645 |
Why? 99% of the time you can convert well written C code to C++ code by just changing the compiler setting. Why not start using C++ code?
| 0 | 646 |
Your Frequently Asked Question is answered in the very first sentence: "perldoc -q match" --> "I'm having trouble matching over more than one line. What's wrong?"
| 0 | 647 |
Hello Narendra. What is your question, exactly?
| 1 | 648 |
@robin @peter: It isn't clear to me that it's an exact duplicate either. Are you both referring to the one I linked above or another one?
| 0 | 649 |
can you please try flushing your dns cache with this command dscacheutil -flushcache and restarting your browser. Let us know if you can still access server.local with your browser?
| 1 | 650 |
Terrible question title. I don't know enough about graphs to generate a better one - any suggestions?
| 0 | 651 |
@Binary: Enough of you seem to be pretty upset about this - so I made it CW (which I didn't know about before, BTW) - do I need to do anything else? Or am I kosher now? :)
| 1 | 652 |
Please post the actual compiler message. Does the error occur with minimal source files (just the mentioned lines without the stuff implied by...)?
| 1 | 653 |
Looks like you've installed vmware. Did you try to disable/uninstall vmware?
| 0 | 654 |
Soap on porous clay sounds like a good way to make your water taste like... soap. Perhaps consider disinfecting with a bleach solution instead?
| 0 | 655 |
And this is why you're asking all the stupid questions?
| 0 | 656 |
I have a question about this topic. Consider the general component diagram, not the instances one: should we draw two sockets (connection) from the philosopher to the dining room / fork interface or is one enough?
| 1 | 657 |
@dmckee - I wasn't aware that a closed question could be edited. Will an edited closed question generally get reconsideration?
| 1 | 658 |
Holy sh*t, $1000 an hour? Where do I sign up?
| 0 | 659 |
Can you explain what you mean by'marking up reusable elements' a
nd'standardized markup'?
Do you mean reusing code (i.e. snippets of logic/functionality) or reusing UI elements?
| 0 | 660 |
Don't you think that "What do you miss?" kind of questions are subjective?
| 0 | 661 |
Did you try the code example you included? Did you get the desired results?
| 1 | 662 |
40 kbps is fast enough to load the full facebook.com in about a minute. Is that even worth it?
| 0 | 663 |
Sorry, just to clarify: So I should try changing index.php (which is the splash page now) to index.html with the addition of the head content? Or do you mean change index2.php to index.html?
| 0 | 664 |
Should I use EBNF, and then compile it using http://pyparsing.wikispaces.com/file/view/ebnf.py to generate pyparsing grammar? Or should I write pyparsing grammar directly?
| 1 | 665 |
@ Joe. Since this is community Wiki, mind if I clean up the intro to get to the details a bit more succinctly?
| 1 | 666 |
Less than 127? Don't you mean "Less or equal to 127"?
| 0 | 667 |
@Monish If you don't know how to implement modes of operation, you shouldn't be implementing your own crypto code. Why not use an existing library, like KeyCzar?
| 0 | 668 |
I hate that they give no choices for being anonymous. Why do I have to use my real full name to sign up?
| 0 | 669 |
What's all the.strip() doing in the parsing rules? Shouln't your lexer take care of removing trailing whitespace?
| 0 | 670 |
It looks like each user has a single screen session. I'm not familiar with byobu, why do you think there are five screen sessions?
| 0 | 671 |
Can you put here the links to do it? Please? :D
| 1 | 672 |
Welcome to Bicycles.SE! Your question is quite similar to [What are the utmost important things to bring on a ride?- Is there anything you're looking to find out that's not already addressed in this earlier question?
| 1 | 673 |
I've tried reading about them but most of the websites I've stumbled on don't really explain how one should actually use these. Do I just need a class which wraps my record header/data and then overloads << and >> to use these?
| 1 | 674 |
You have a web service for multiplying numbers? What for?
| 0 | 675 |
It helps if you mention what operating system you're using. It is Ubuntu, Debian, or something else?
| 0 | 676 |
looks like it's a conflict with the Prototype library, which we introduced in the newer version. Any ideas how to stringify a json object containing an array under Prototype?
| 1 | 677 |
Preferably, we don't do peoples homework here at SO. But BTW - What's the </FORM>-tag doing in front of the javascript function?
| 0 | 678 |
I would like to hear how this can be done with python. Can windows be resized and repositioned by command line?
| 1 | 679 |
What technical reasons might those be? Do you understand how similar `require` and `use` are?
| 0 | 680 |
What exactly do you want to interpolate? What is the resolution and distribution of your measurement points?
| 0 | 681 |
@zr: **How is 0x5f7fffff "even" but 0x5f800000 is not?** What exactly do you mean by *nearest even*?
| 0 | 682 |
Perhaps you could explain why you believe that these *should* be related? Do you have any evidence that supports this belief?
| 1 | 683 |
sorry I can't find a folding trike on the Catrike website, do you know the model name?
| 1 | 684 |
I try to sort the array firstly with O(nlogn) and then find the minimal window with O(n). I just wonder is there a better method?
| 1 | 685 |
@There: That's a lot of code to wade through. Are you saying you can't possibly simplify it in any further?
| 0 | 686 |
Not sure what you are referring to when you say you need an SQL query builder for "Python". Do you mean to say you need an ORM like SQLAlchemy (http://www.sqlalchemy.org/) to connect with databases without having to write SQL statements yourself?
| 1 | 687 |
How much data are you backing up daily, weekly, monthly? How much data do you plan to retain, and for how long?
| 0 | 688 |
Is it possible that you're caching values that some code paths don't actually use? Could you be caching things that are only used once?
| 1 | 689 |
Did you try both solutions suggested in the thread you linked to? Did they not work for some reason?
| 0 | 690 |
How did you install it? Did you use the the Ubuntu packages?
| 1 | 691 |
I saw that you have a great answer from DisgruntledGoat. Did he not answer your question fully?
| 0 | 692 |
sorry, no idea what the code should do. Is the selected in the db or what?
| 0 | 693 |
`lte IE 8` means "less than equal IE 8" so this seems to work as designed. Can you clarify what the problem is?
| 1 | 694 |
You say you declare `class myApps`, you go and declare `class myClass`, and in the other file you declare `class MyClass`. Is this the exact code that causes you the problem?
| 0 | 695 |
I don't think this should happen at all, unless there is something more to it than the code shows. And just out of curiosity, are you using any kind of accelerator?
| 1 | 696 |
Usually you don't get answers, if you don't show effort of solving things by yourself first. So, what are your thoughts, what is your proposed solution, what is clear and what is unclear to you?
| 0 | 697 |
Try to get the terminology right, there really isn't such a thing as POST and GET variables, especially not on the client side (which I assume you are referring to). So what exactly do you mean?
| 1 | 698 |
Finding the min/max of a sequence is at worst a linear operation. How did you come up with something quadratic?
| 0 | 699 |
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