To var or not to var : the Joy of Code
Jul 18, 2008, 4:32AM Visual Studio 2008 introduced plenty of compiler magic to .NET such as automatic properties: publicstring Name { get; set; } ... and class initializers: Product product =new Product() { Name ="Lemon Gin", Price=135 }; (Bruusi mentioned before why he...
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Re: hard disk making a strange clicking soundFrom: technologyquestions.com
Post Date: 2008-06-25 14:50:26
As you may suspect, your hard drive is failing. Based on your report you
will need recovery software or a service (most local computer shops are set
up for this). Do NOT continue trying to access a failing drive if you still
hope to get data from it. It will fail completely on you. It may already
have. I use some software from OnTrack for hard disk recovery (seldom but
vital when needed).
http://www.ontrackdatarecovery.com/d...very-software/
You should try your c...
more Why does the stop button so seldom work?From: technologyquestions.com
Post Date: 2008-06-25 14:40:43
Somethings that puzzles me since the stone age of the Internet:
Practically each browser has a "Stop" button (usually next to the "Go"
button). Why do these Stop-buttons practically never work properly?
Almost everytime, if some website does not react and I want to get the
browser "reactive" again, I try to press stop to abort the request
and/or the download. This almost never works! Is it really so hard to
interrupt or kill a process that opened an IP connection and sits there ...
more Major Bug that can be repeatedFrom: technologyquestions.com
Post Date: 2008-06-25 14:40:37
Hi All,
How can you inform Microsoft that there is a Magic Bug in Internet
Explorer that can be repeated?
Magic Bug: Internet Explorer is open in Web Mail and you open a message.
You go to a Forum to read the message at the Forum. You click Reply to
answer. Now you click Submit to post your respond, which has been accepted.
Since you don’t need to see your posted respond, you close the Tab.
That’s when the bug comes into play. After you see that you will
redirected to ...
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