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Monday, September 5, 2016. You are here: Forums. Welcome to the Viruswarning forums. All your original content has been ported to the new forums as well as new content and additional opportunities to interact with the authors of Viruswarn.com. You can always access old content at www.leedrake.com/forum. You may find some formatting was lost in the conversion and the older versions of the posts to be more readable. But at least it's all here. Subject: Critical RealPlayer Update Available. Depending on whi...

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Critical Updates for Apple Macintosh OS X > Forums > Viruswarn Website

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Monday, September 5, 2016. You are here: Forums. Welcome to the Viruswarning forums. All your original content has been ported to the new forums as well as new content and additional opportunities to interact with the authors of Viruswarn.com. You can always access old content at www.leedrake.com/forum. You may find some formatting was lost in the conversion and the older versions of the posts to be more readable. But at least it's all here. Subject: Critical Updates for Apple Macintosh OS X. Other affec...

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Thought Snippets: The Collapse of the Pass By Value versus Pass by Reference Distinction

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This is a collection of notes and thoughts that I hope will benefit my fellow software wizards. Thursday, July 30, 2015. The Collapse of the Pass By Value versus Pass by Reference Distinction. In the beginning, there were two fundamental ways to pass information. Between part of a program, variously called functions, procedures, routines,. 1) By Value: The subroutine was told the value of a variable, but the caller. Kept the location where it was stored to itself. Were assumed to know what they were doin...

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Thought Snippets: October 2009

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This is a collection of notes and thoughts that I hope will benefit my fellow software wizards. Friday, October 23, 2009. Mind Your Trailing Backslashes. When you are testing in the Visual C# IDE, and your test setup includes command line arguments that contain backshlashes, take caution. Take a fairly typical (for me) command argument string such as the following. C: Documents and Settings David My Documents CLIENTS EMCERT ". Enter that into the Command Line Arguments. Text box on the Debug. If you've n...

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Thought Snippets: April 2012

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This is a collection of notes and thoughts that I hope will benefit my fellow software wizards. Saturday, April 14, 2012. Basic for the 8080. Links to this post. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Wedding 2.0, Anniversary 1.0. Basic for the 8080. Irving, Texas, United States. I'm a business owner, a practical technologist, a husband, a Web developer, a science fiction fan, a science enthusiast, an occasional speaker, and a writer. View my complete profile. Awesome Inc. template. Powered by Blogger.

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Thought Snippets: Retrieving Previous Version of File from Windows Recycle Bin

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This is a collection of notes and thoughts that I hope will benefit my fellow software wizards. Saturday, January 25, 2014. Retrieving Previous Version of File from Windows Recycle Bin. Today, when I went in search of a previous version of a file that I had just sent to the Recycle Bin, I noticed that the context menu has a Cut option. Since I had already reused the file name in the directory from which I deleted the other version, I decided to see what happened when I cut the file. David A. Gray.

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Thought Snippets: July 2009

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This is a collection of notes and thoughts that I hope will benefit my fellow software wizards. Wednesday, July 29, 2009. Raise your hand if you remember when computer displays came in three colors: green, white, or amber text, always on a black background. Since the beginning, the Windows shortcut to a command prompt came configured to display text in either white or green, and always on a black background. The Colors. Of which is amber. The Original Green Screen. White Text on Black. I promptly replace...

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Thought Snippets: If (!expression) Considered Harmful

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This is a collection of notes and thoughts that I hope will benefit my fellow software wizards. Tuesday, August 23, 2011. Let me begin by saying that I don’t feel any need to apologize for adapting the well- known aphorism, “GOTO Considered Harmful,” because I think this little essay ranks with it in importance. Idiom, found only in Perl, so far as I know. There is a simple example in the section titled “and, or, and not” of Perl Idioms. In terms of demonstrating the power for clarification of the unless.

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Wired Wisdom: August 2015

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The purpose of this blog is to share my thoughts about personal security in the wired world. David Gray, 02/14/2005. David Gray, Wedding 2.0, Anniversary 1.0. Irving, Texas, United States. I'm a business owner, a practical technologist, a husband, a Web developer, a science fiction fan, a science enthusiast, an occasional speaker, and a writer. View my complete profile. Windows 7: Library Lunacy. Lee Drake's Personal Blog. Animated GIF for Facebook. Check the link for important security announcement.