@jcolebrand Microsoft Student Partners is doing a survey. I can apply now and possibly get on, or wait a week until the CS club is running and have something else to put on the application.
@TimStone I haven't started digging into it yet and have no idea what could cause it. A quick google search brought up nothing useful and made it clear that this is a difficult search topic.
@GeorgeMarian Yeah, I could see something being misconfigured if there was something sitting in front of PHP or if someone messed around with the code, but otherwise that's quite strange.
@MaximZaslavsky You might be surprised to learn that they would see it sooner on meta, regardless if you posted it here.
Also of note, that is a proper Q for either Stack Overflow (code related) or Code Review (does this work like I expect it to) or Programmers (how should I do this and not lose anything?)
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The Lower Manhattan Expressway (also known as the Canal Street Expressway or LOMEX) was a controversial plan for an expressway through lower Manhattan originally conceived by Robert Moses in 1941, but delayed until the early 1960s. It was to be a ten-lane elevated highway, stretching from the East River to the Hudson River, connecting the Holland Tunnel on the west side to the Williamsburg and Manhattan Bridges to the east. By 1961, Moses had set in motion two immense federal initiatives, which would have leveled fourteen blocks along Broome Street in Little Italy and what is now...
Choose an object, place, or activity with which you are very familiar - a favorite necklace, a park near your home, skateboarding etc. It's up to you, just choose something you know a lot about. Consider yourself an absolute expert on the whatever object, place, or activity you chose.
You may not be an expert on avocados, but you're an expert on your experience of eating a particular avocado at a particular time in a particular place.
Using simple sentences, (revisit Hemmingway to get an idea of what I'm talking about.) write a descriptive, 5-page essay on whatever object, place or activity you've chosen.
Spend half of your essay (~2.5 pages) describing your essay in the manner of Twains initial poetic response to the river.
Spend the last half describing your topic in the manner of Twain's second, utilitarian response to the river.
The second portion may require some background research
(i.e. if you describe in the first section the beautiful, brown striations on an avocado that's been cut and left out for a few hours, you might want to look into what causes those striations or what they might indicate.)
A client wants help exporting data from a desktop app to the iOS version I'm writing. IIRC we agreed that I am not responsible for that part. I just need to write the importer from CSV.
/me needs to reread the agreement.
Ah, well, a polite phone convo never hurt anyone. (I don't think.)
Ok, @jcolebrand - I'll nag you for more feedback tomorrow, I need to sleep now.
And, yes, you now know almost exactly where I live. Joy.
@TimStone I'm making a calculator, copycat of the windows calculator, what I can't really figure out is how to make the numbers of the display behave like they do on the win calculator
@TimStone ok, in the display of the calculator, when you keep pressing numbers or operators, the distance to the right remains the same, while the distance to the left gets smaller
Anyway, just set the width of the control you're displaying the number in to be wide enough to show the number as its entered, and then set the TextAlign property to align right.
Depending on what kind of control you're using, you might have to disable the auto-sizing first to make that work, if I recall correctly.
Well, that, or anchor the control at the right-center point.
I don't know for certain, but I imagine that it's simply running the executable it couldn't replace due to compilation errors, and doesn't actually have the source code "as-is" from before.
I just got an email from someone who wants me to join their <insert a bunch of buzzwords here> company. Something about engaging and customization and personal and music discovery.