enum Pet {
DOG, CAT, PIG, RAT, FISH, COW, CHICKEN
}
enum Meat {
DOG, CAT, PIG, RAT, FISH, COW, CHICKEN
}
class animals {
public static void main(String[] args) { On the spamassassin box, set up Samba and create two shares spamassassin-spam and spamassassin-ham. I created them in /home/Spamassassin/
I've re-reading a post I found on Hacker News A simple job queue with Grand Central Dispatch.
Slaptech framework was a PHP 4 based framework that never got released into the public, that we built to do projects.
HTML 5 is a marketing term (kind of like "cloud computing") that has a somewhat imprecise technical meaning, but was created so that products and people could easily sum up their compatibility or know
I came up with a quick idea - visual voicemail similar to Apple's iPhone - via IMAP.
I like JS, but typing "function" all the time sucks, especially because you're using it all over the place. Here's a typical use, and a way to make it more terse:
x = function (s) { ... };
I just blew two hours figuring out that a GLib GHashTable is not a descendent of GObject. Duh!
It's been so long since I've done any C programming that I feel "Like A Virgin" in C, touched for the very first time.
This is a short tutorial about using ctags (or exuberant ctags) to work with the vim editor to give you a great code browser.
DOMTemplate is a new templating system that doesn't use any markup.
A subform we were entering data into stopped working. One day it was working, the next, it was not. The problem turned out to be the datasource; the underlying query started with "select distinct".
Here's a CRC32 function based on the work at: cCRC32.
Maybe I'm missing something - but it looks like Access doesn't have this feature - to put "Continued..." or "More..." at the bottom of a section if the next section is on the next page.
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