We recently set upp a new SMTP server and during the night someone used it to spamm. Next day We saw that it was over 90 000 mails in the queue folder. After that I chaned the incoming port and also added credentials to the SMTP server. But my ip got blocked from the hotmail.com. Does someone kn...
But with a team-based repository, each team would have control over which pieces they handle and modify, and thus what parts that they need to build and update, themselves
@LasseVKarlsen However, I would honestly go the branching route. That way you can have seperate builds for your own, and once your ready merge it back in. However be aware that branching in TFS currently is a pain. The plan is too improve it in V.Next. Not that it will help you now.
@LasseVKarlsen Thing is even in Mercurial you will have to branch if you want to do this. It is easier thought. I do something similar in a project I am working on, where I have changes that will affect 3 different versions of the same code, and still need to deploy bug fixes to the live code
Yes, but branches in Mercurial or Git or whatever is much more lightweight, and the whole system is built to handle branching, it's a first class citizen
In TFS it feels just clunky
I know that V.Next of TFS will have better branching and merging, in particular selective changeset merging
TFS is not the baby of VSS, it's more like the guy you hired when you kicked out the old tenant, to take his place, the bigger, stronger, more handsome guy
Sure, the "you don't need a central server" isn't really a feature most corporate users care about, but you can't have two servers with synchronization either
@radp They are working on it. Especially since they made it possible to install TFS on Windows 7. The next big thing is having sub TFS servers sync to a central one. The specification for it is being worked on at the moment.
That wasn't a smug question, nor I think being distributed is a must, btw. Just asking, afaik distributeness is the current major "evolution" in the sector of source control versioning
I agree. I really need to get my Father in Law to finish working on the boat so I can take it out again. I now just need to make sure I can keep my Mac on it without it getting wet.
Does anyone know the list of situations that make Subversion display the white-asterisk-in-a-black-box icon? 99% of the time it's "I made changes to this file so it's not the same as what's in the repo," but that's not the case this time.
> Therefore that subset of the programming population which chooses to post answers on ExpertsExchange is self-selected as the most gullible tools in the box.
After I posted that second edit, the problem came back one time. But that was when I plugged in the computer while still watching TV. So, who knows what's going on?
I have a laptop with an HDMI output port running Vista, and an HDTV with HDMI input ports. The laptop is set to extend its desktop onto a second monitor. When I connect the computer to the TV with an HDMI cable, my laptop screen usually flickers rapidly. Most of the time it lasts for about 30 ...
We have something similar at work, we have a 40 inch (I think) flatscreen TV in one meeting room
and we have exactly those symptoms, except for "rapid"
the screen flicks on and off, and the cursor is back in the middle
it flicks on and off every 30 seconds to a minute or so, but if you change the resolution, and not just let the auto-change part of Windows handle it, it goes away
at least it did for us
YMMW
Wasn't HDMI either, was normal VGA-cable (the non-DVI type, perhaps it's not named VGA)
I upvoted the one about the EDID thingy, it sounds like what our support guys told us, that there was some autodetection that got a bit eager to try stuff
@rchern If the person isn't completely mistaken about how it works, wouldn't you look in the GMail options? If it's not an available option, what makes them think some random internet person will know how?
If NFL games aren't in the ESPN3 player, the answer is "not now!"
Why are you mass-listing twitter users? get a life!
I'm not a good person to judge any of the SE network other than SO, since I'm not really one to ask questions...
The 2 things I decided to ask the SO community went unanswered, because if they were answerable I would've found it elsewhere before giving up and asking on SO.
This sounds like a graphics drivers issue. Have you updated to the absolute latest graphics drivers? Both NVIDIA and ATI provide mobile drivers directly from their websites now - in most cases you don't need to go to your manufacturer's website.
It may also be that you need a BIOS update - in wh...
Hi I am trying to learn C# and ASP.NET, I read some books I do the exercises I kind of understand what I do when I do the exercises but when I have to do it on my own I have not Idea what to do to start creating a program.
I also did a course for 1 month and I worked for 2 years as web maintenan...
Here is a scenario that actually happened to me...
I asked a question
I got less than helpful answers
I created a bounty
With hardly any time left on the bounty, someone posted an answer
Here is the problem: I didn't have time to check the answer to see if it worked before the bounty ran out...
@TheUnhandledException, that being the accepted answer is meh. I don't want a script so that I see /me properly. I want it implemented so that I don't look like an idiot when I do /me.
@TheUnhandledException And I hate having to notice that chat is continuing but I can't see it because my scrollbar is only 95% of the way down the screen.
Your feature requests really get boring. Either they're crystal clear "yes of course, we should totally do that", or they're "meh, whatever". Can't you request more stuff like /me or something, which leads to heated discussions?
When I have an issue with a web app, I go right to the source... i.e. I'm trying to register a domain with namesecure, and it won't let me despite there being no results from a WHOIS... so I have a request in with them.
Find as you type user feature always sorts on name. I find it a bit confusing that the sort order is swapped without me asking for it.
If I am sorting on popularity it should also sort on popularity.
For an added bonus, when the user filter box is cleared, the paging numbers should re-appear a...
I am trying to read out some values from response headers from a Shoutcast stream.
In the following code, what datatypes should my variables be when reading the values?
*datatype* header = CFReadStreamCopyProperty(stream, kCFStreamPropertyHTTPResponseHeader);
*datatype* varname = CFHTTPMess...
@TheUnhandledException oh well. Time to work on building all of my unfinished app ideas to my iPad so I can show off icons of apps that I don't have time to work on.
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I have a laptop with an HDMI output port running Vista, and an HDTV with HDMI input ports. The laptop is set to extend its desktop onto a second monitor. When I connect the computer to the TV with an HDMI cable, my laptop screen usually flickers rapidly. Most of the time it lasts for about 30 ...
Here is a scenario that actually happened to me...
I asked a question
I got less than helpful answers
I created a bounty
With hardly any time left on the bounty, someone posted an answer
Here is the problem: I didn't have time to check the answer to see if it worked before the bounty ran out...
Find as you type user feature always sorts on name. I find it a bit confusing that the sort order is swapped without me asking for it.
If I am sorting on popularity it should also sort on popularity.
For an added bonus, when the user filter box is cleared, the paging numbers should re-appear a...
I am trying to read out some values from response headers from a Shoutcast stream.
In the following code, what datatypes should my variables be when reading the values?
*datatype* header = CFReadStreamCopyProperty(stream, kCFStreamPropertyHTTPResponseHeader);
*datatype* varname = CFHTTPMess...