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Campfire One: GWT 2.0 with Speed Tracer (pt. 6)

Campfire One: GWT 2.0 with Speed Tracer (pt. 6) Video footage of Google Campfire One on 12/8/09. From: GoogleDevelopers Views: 1780 7 ratings Time: 04:07 More in Science & Technology

Declarative Data Load for Object Properties & .NET UI Controls

This article details a new practice to prepare the .NET Business Objects using the data retrieved from the Database and binding them to .NET UI Controls dynamically using Reflection through centralized mapping between a types’s Properties Vs Data-Columns Vs UI-Controls.

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More Than a Map - Epungo

More Than a Map - Epungo In Sao Paulo, Brazil we met with Epungo founders André Tannús and Rodrigo Hanashiro. Epungo is real estate startup that is making waves in the Brazilian real estate market with their well designed site. We met up with the founders at their global headquarters (also known as their apartment living room). Read more on morethanamap.com #morethanamap From: GoogleDevelopers Views: 5 0 ratings Time: 02:30 More in Science & Technology

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Captcha Plug-in in CodeIgniter

How to use thr captcha plugin in CodeIgniter.

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Automatic WPF mapping to Database (Access 07 edition)

Automatizing Creation of Database, Tables, SUID actions, and Easy WPF to class Mapping

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Could a DNSSEC at level n manipulate a zone at level n+2?

- by jroith

With some people wondering how DNSSEC could affect global censorship, I'd like to know if DNSSEC could protect a zone from being partially modified by a grandparent zone. (The point of this question is not to suggest that ICANN or it's members are not be trusted, but to figure out how DNSSEC affects the power they could exercise in theory.) For example: ICANN owns the root zone The .de zone is delegated to DENIC, Germany. Assume example.de is delegated to some 3rd party. Now, assuming DENIC does not remove example.de from their zone, would it be possible for them to redirect the subdomain abc.example.de elsewhere by returning signed records from the .de servers for abc.example.de ? Similarly, would it be possible for the DNS root to easily return signed fake records of a third-level domain xy.z while the second-level zone z is not participating in this and is not affected otherwise?

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Why do Google search results include pages disallowed in robots.txt?

- by Ilmari Karonen

I have some pages on my site that I want to keep search engines away from, so I disallowed them in my robots.txt file like this: User-Agent: * Disallow: /email Yet I recently noticed that Google still sometimes returns links to those pages in their search results. Why does this happen, and how can I stop it? Background: Several years ago, I made a simple web site for a club a relative of mine was involved in. They wanted to have e-mail links on their pages, so, to try and keep those e-mail addresses from ending up on too many spam lists, instead of using direct mailto: links I made those links point to a simple redirector / address harvester trap script running on my own site. This script would return either a 301 redirect to the actual mailto: URL, or, if it detected a suspicious access pattern, a page containing lots of random fake e-mail addresses and links to more such pages. To keep legitimate search bots away from the trap, I set up the robots.txt rule shown above, disallowing the entire space of both legit redirector links and trap pages. Just recently, however, one of the people in the club searched Google for their own name and was quite surprised when one of the results on the first page was a link to the redirector script, with a title consisting of their e-mail address followed by my name. Of course, they immediately e-mailed me and wanted to know how to get their address out of Google's index. I was quite surprised too, since I had no idea that Google would index such URLs at all, seemingly in violation of my robots.txt rule. I did manage to submit a removal request to Google, and it seems to have worked, but I'd like to know why and how Google is circumventing my robots.txt like that and how to make sure that none of the disallowed pages will show up in their search results. Ps. I actually found out a possible explanation and solution, which I'll post below, while preparing this question, but I thought I'd ask it anyway in case someone else might have the same problem. Please do feel free to post your own answers. I'd also be interested in knowing if other search engines do this too, and whether the same solutions work for them also.

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Implementing Self-Reflection with Extension Methods

Write a reflection mechanism one time to reflect any object or collection; knowing your code's state is the first step in writing bug-free code.

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Generics Converter for Basic Types

A generics method to convert an object to a basic type

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6 steps to implement DUAL security on WCF using User name + SSL

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Using NHunSpell in ASP.Net with JSON web service and jQuery

Demonstrates how to use the NHunSpell library in an ASP.Net application by calling web services using jQuery

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Expression Evaluator - Basic Level

An expression evaluator that doesn't support parantheses at the beginning

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Does Your Browser Behave?

Last June, we launched the Sputnik JavaScript conformance test suite, a comprehensive set of more than 5000 tests. Today we're releasing a test runner for Sputnik, that allows...

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Fun with the console, animating the American flag (Visual C++ 6.0)

Have some Fun with the console, animate the American flag

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6 important .NET concepts: - Stack, heap, Value types, reference types, boxing and Unboxing.

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WPF ListView which can do - Sorting, Filtering, Totals, Cell-focus, Editing, and More

Enhanced WPF ListView that is almost a DataGrid

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Step by Step Guide to trace the ASP.NET application for Beginners

Explains the step by step approach to trace the ASP.NET application

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A Place for everything, and everything in its Place

If someone asked you where you are right now, how would you answer? Would you say that you are at home, or at work? Maybe you are in...

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Find File in Solution

Find any file in solution using incremental search and advanced filtering

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Materials from Parallel Programming Pattern Presentation at Charlottesville .NET User Group Meeting

- by John Blumenauer

On Thursday, May 27, I had the privilege of presenting “A Look at Parallel Programming Patterns” at the Charlottesville .NET User Group’s monthly meeting. Those folks in attendance had many great questions and were obviously very interested in what the Parallel Task Library has to offer. The code and slides can be found HERE. Thanks again to CHODOTNET for having me in town to speak. If you experience any problems downloading the slides or code, please let me know.

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