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   by ak39 9y ago

   Does Delphi's IDE allow undo/redo feature while developing forms based GUI apps?
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   by ak39 9y ago

   Pretty sure that if repeated tests reveal aspects of the program to be deficient, the "how it was coded" will come out the proverbial wash.
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   by ak39 9y ago

   I too got confused assuming the list to represent all examples of poor visualisation. Reading the text didn't help much. Because the list is presented top-down in sequence, a reader immediately assumes a homogeneous list of items. A si
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   by ak39 9y ago

   Emphasis on "dollar"! :-)
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   by ak39 9y ago

   Thanks for this. That object dependency graph is a killer feature. Well done Justin!
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   by ak39 9y ago

   It's very possible. In Urdu, a a language with strong roots in Farsi and Arabic, and spoken in Pakistan, India ... Iran?, the word tomorrow and yesterday are both "kal". But the (auxiliary) verb associated with "kal&quot
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   by ak39 9y ago

   South Africans: http://www.joburgexpat.com/2011/02/just-now-or-now-now.html?... Culture is a beautiful thing.
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   by ak39 9y ago

   It's not about just the number of sperms males produce. It is about the most crucial male hormone: testosterone. It's strange that the article doesn't speak about it. If you read up on the importance of healthy testosterone l
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   by ak39 9y ago

   That's disturbing indeed. What's the best approach to replacing drinking water to avoid all of this?
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    by ak39 9y ago

    You wrote: "Multiple things have pointed to way less than 65,000 years (As per link)" But that's obvious. The field of paleontology/archeology works with any evidence that suggests older. One confirmed finding of "o
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    by ak39 9y ago

    The problem is that what we understand as theoretical democracy and what is generally practically applied on the ground are two philosophically different things. An anti-thesis of democracy itself. Prof Lawrence Lessig of Harvard nails it w
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    by ak39 9y ago

    Does your father do any resistance training? He should. Strength training stops muscle loss and improves bone density.
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    by ak39 9y ago

    The epicenter of the modern human waste problem is India. Has this project been tried in India? I know Gates is behind this project. If it has, I wonder what were the results, hurdles and practicalities.
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    by ak39 9y ago

    Financial data suppliers. (Cheaper alternatives to Bloomberg/MS/Lipper ...)
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    by ak39 9y ago

    Did you summit?
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    by ak39 9y ago

    It might not be a bad idea for the Indian government to start with open defecation toilets that collect raw sewerage for processing. A large part of the problem in slums is the issue of safety in confined units like public toilets.
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    by ak39 9y ago

    Agreed. Visual J++ was unbelievably easy to use "Java"
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    by ak39 9y ago

    Wouldn't it be a great feature of Windows update to warn its users that once manually disabled services are now being forced to be active?
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    by ak39 9y ago

    Same story here. :-(
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    by ak39 9y ago

    Thanks Yu! I'm checking. Have a great day.
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    by ak39 9y ago

    I never "upgrade" from one Windows OS to another. Always done a clean install. I postponed the upgrade because it's literally a couple of days' time project for me to get my dev environment up to speed. I also planned to
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    by ak39 9y ago

    Thanks. Done it
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    by ak39 9y ago

    Thanks I've been searching for this but with no luck. Do you have a link? (I've disabled SMB V1 as has been suggested in this subthread. I've also run MS Defender with latest virus sigs and so far it hasn't reported anyt
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    by ak39 9y ago

    I disabled updates on my Windows 7 last September when I feared that I'd wake up to a Windows 10 machine like my wife did when her laptop updated to Windows 10. Unfortunately I can't seem to resume updates and fear that I may be
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    by ak39 9y ago

    Have you used T-SQL's "CROSS APPLY" or "OUTER APPLY" in conjunction with encapsulated views or table-valued functions? You might want to have a look at that as a significant enabler of code reuse on SQL Server. (On
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    by ak39 9y ago

    >The core SQL language I dislike because it's >verbose, backwards, and restricts sane forms of reuse. I can appreciate the verbosity and "backwardness" argument you make, but can you cite some examples of its restricti
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    by ak39 9y ago

    This was my life till 2011 when I renegotiated my contract to work mornings only (5 hours). That gave me afternoons off with benefit of stress-free commute home. It wasn't easy to get the arrangement but I started off with two days of
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    by ak39 9y ago

    I grew up in Zambia too (Kabwe). Still remember playing "frukutu" (makeshift ball from old tattered rags and pieces of string) bare feet, pretending to be "Champ" Chitalu! There was a game we also played outside in the r
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    by ak39 10y ago

    I would agree. Well said. I would imagine this would hold true for knowing and using technology frameworks too.
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    by ak39 10y ago

    New studies indicate that sleep is an important factor in cleaning up protein junk built up in the brain during wakeful hours. I wonder if the "real" impact of trazedone is the improvement in sleep quality and therefore by extensi