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Rejeana Morrise

History of Fashion - 0 views

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    If you have any intelligence about the history where fashion existed. There is a line there that indicates how to choose jeans that will fit your physique. Here are some of them Looking for the right size. At first you will find it hard to find your size. It will ask for large amount of effort from you. You have to know your hips and waist line. You have to know it as accurate as possible. Next, go to the nearest fashion store and look for one. Don't hesitate to ask for the seller's help. They know where exactly is the jeans you are looking for -(it will become easier it you do this.). Don't do the mistake of buying a smaller size than yours just because you think it will make you look slim. That is just an illusion and doesn't really make you look slim, but makes you look stuffed! Know the Right Cuts The right kind of cut goes a long way to ensure that you have a good pair of comfortable jeans. To find this out, hold the jeans in front of you and just check the curve running from the thigh to the leg. If it's too curvy, consider buying another pair. Also, try out the jeans before you buy it. Some cuts may look perfect, but may not really fit you. Jeans with the perfect cut should be comfortable at the thigh, not mold itself tightly. Try sitting and walking around in the store to ensure that the jeans don't feel tight or too loose. Choose what brand fits your personality. Make a list. Make a list of brands or stores that are known for selling the right kind of jeans. Ask your friends, colleagues at work and neighbors for ideas. There are instances that decent store has a good collection of jeans while branded stores even though have a artistic/stylish set of fashion jeans, but nothing that really fits your style, it does not appeal to you well. Jeans and Your Age. You should note this. Rejeana is now 30 years old ans she want's to look 20, atleast fake 20. Do you think she can manage it? I don't think so. Let's face it. Your body isn't wha
Ali Safe

Standared Access Product By AliSafe - 0 views

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    Access platforms are operated electrically, while others work with gas. Just because you are looking for truck access platforms, it does not mean that they all run with gas. This is not a general rule. Consider your most common operations before deciding on the fuel.
Alberto Adrián Schiano

Chilkat Perl XML Library - 1 views

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    Chilkat Method to deal with XML (says "FREE' though not at CPAN) Metodo Chilkat para operar con XML (dice "GRATIS" aunque no esta en CPAN)
Ali Safe

Ladder Platforms - Australia Manufacturing Supply - 0 views

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    Ladder platforms are able to make any construction related work easier and more comfortable, not to mention safer. Designed with secure steps that are meant to prevent accidental falls, a ladder platform will make the world of a difference as far as being safe is concerned.
Alberto Adrián Schiano

Splint Manual-Security Programming Tests-Pruebas de Seguridad de Programas - 0 views

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    Problems detected by Splint include: · Dereferencing a possibly null pointer (Section 2); · Using possibly undefined storage or returning storage that is not properly defined (Section 3); · Type mismatches, with greater precision and flexibility than provided by C compilers (Section 4.1-4.2); · Violations of information hiding (Section 4.3); · Memory management errors including uses of dangling references and memory leaks (Section 5); · Dangerous aliasing (Section 6); · Modifications and global variable uses that are inconsistent with specified interfaces (Section 7); · Problematic control flow such as likely infinite loops (Section 8.3.1), fall through cases or incomplete switches (Section 8.3.2), and suspicious statements (Section 8.4); · Buffer overflow vulnerabilities (Section 9); · Dangerous macro implementations or invocations (Section 11); and · Violations of customized naming conventions. (Section 12).
Alberto Adrián Schiano

Extreme Programming - 0 views

  • Interesting to note that ExtremeProgramming has emerged as a methodology for programming; it appears to be based in trial and error programming! Without tests and refactoring, it is not workable at all. So why not design first, write tests to that design, then program, test, perform refactoring and iterate? That's exactly what ExtremeProgramming is, friend. Just do it in tiny increments. "The differences between XP and trial-and-error are basically two-fold: first, you solve each error as it comes up, so that it doesn't compound with later errors. And second, you meant to do it that way in the first place, rather than being forced to come back and deal with unforeseen complications.
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    XP - complexity & simplicity - techniques - tips
David Woodsmall

Perl - 0 views

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    I don't know if this is appropriate (please remove and inform me, if it is not). I have book marked my personal PERL bookmarks - I refer to these when I'm in a hurry, have no good docs, and need some information.
Roy Jensen

Net::OpenSSH - search.cpan.org - 0 views

  • 3 - run ssh from the command line Check you can connect to the remote host using the same parameters you are passing to Net::OpenSSH. In particular, ensure that you are running ssh as the same local user. If you are running your script from a webserver, the user would probably be www, apache or something alike. Common problems are: Not having the remote host public key in the known_hosts file.
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      The key must be paired with the host i the known_hosts file, that is how Net::OpenSSH uses public key authentication for SSH
  • run ssh from the command line Check you can connect to the remote host using the same parameters you are passing to Net::OpenSSH. In particular, ensure that you are running ssh as the same local user. If you are running your script from a webserver, the user would probably be www, apache or something alike. Common problems are: Not having the remote host public key in the known_hosts file. Wrong permissions for the ~/.ssh directory or its contents. Incorrect settings for public key authentication.
john sega

Reliable Desktop Computer Support Services - 1 views

My friend is having an issue with her desktop computer so I told her to ask the help of DesktopComputerSupports. They offer accurate and reliable desktop computer support services! So she called D...

desktop computer support

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Ali Safe

Work Platform Ladder - AliSafe - 0 views

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    AliSafe's Work Platform Helps You Work Safely and Successfully. CAD design - Our designers will work with you ensure a design that meets your requirements prior to production. Friendly Team - Our team is here to help and guide you through the entire process from design to post delivery After Sales Service - We understand that not everything goes according to plan and we make a commitment to help resolve any issues in these situations.
addamsmith007

remove trovi chrome - 0 views

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    We will not only get your computer completely rid of Trovi, but will also help restore your favorites search bar (Yahoo, Google etc) and make your browser / computer like earlier.
addamsmith007

Fix Flash Player - 0 views

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    visit www.flashplayer.support, If you are looking for adobe flash player troubleshooting information and flash player installation issues solutions. We provide our technical expert advice and help to solve flash player installation problems.
addamsmith007

pogo games not working - 0 views

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    visit www.pogogames.support, If you are looking for pogo games expert advice and help for pogo java support problems or playing issues. We provide our pogo games technical expert support and help.
Alberto Adrián Schiano

Perl for Perl Newbies - Lecture Series - 0 views

  • Perl is a useful language for working on Linux and other flavours of UNIX as well as on many other platforms where it is available (including the Palm Pilot ;-)). Perl is useful for text processing and generation, GUI programming, system administration, programming for the Web, working with databases, and most other things which are not very time sensitive.
Alberto Adrián Schiano

Perl 101 - Index - 0 views

  • Our goal is not to cover everything in Perl, or make you an expert. What we've found, though, is that many Perl programmers don't know what they don't know. Perl101.org hopes to change that.
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    Basic perl learning with articles
    Aprendizaje basico de perl con articulos

Alberto Adrián Schiano

How to hide/inhibit the console window when launching a Perl script on Windows? - 0 views

  • When I launch a Perl script on Windows, there's a console window that gets started too. How can I make this go away, or not get created in the first place?
Alberto Adrián Schiano

<graph>-Plugin for Mediawiki (Graph::Easy in Perl) - 0 views

  • Mediawiki is the software used by the popular Wikipedia. It allows humans very easily to create, maintain and improve documents in shared environments. One of the strengths of the software is that the content is seperated from the layout. This means that the source of a document/page/article specifies the structure of the information, but usually not how the information is finally rendered in the browser.
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    Tool to convert documents from one format to another
    Herramienta para convertir documentos de un formato a otro

Alberto Adrián Schiano

Using Expect.pm 2 managge unreliable programs - 0 views

  • here is a working example. This script shows 2 ways, one is saving the key to a file and reading it back in, the other, just hard codes the file contents into a variable. I tried a few things to avoid a temp file, but no luck. There is a Content type for the write, but it dosn't seem to work for scalar....it still writes a file.
  • Because PHP sucks: escape to Perl
  • How to Make Crypt::DSA use a your key to sign something
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  • looking at a post by Sisyphus on comp.lang.perl. misc, it seems that you CAN use the numeric keys, like you tried in your original post. He showed a neat trick ( which I will have to explore further) where he reblessed the key data, and it works.
  • This node How to Make Crypt::DSA use a your key to sign something got me thinking about how to extend Crypt::DSA's potential, to make public and private keys, for signing verification. The script below, will verify 2 ways, once with scalars inside the script, and once from files. The generated sig, is actually binary, so note the base64 encoding of it, for attachment to emails, etc. I must thank sisyphus for the trick of reblessing a hash back into an object. This is the critical part of the script, where the public and private keys are generated. The docs for Crypt::DSA don't show how to separate them,( and you wouldn't want to be distributing your private key in the public PEM file. :-)
  • Note: This isn't really a Perl thing, but I'm using it for Perl scripts and it's too handy not to share
  • Expect.pm Test Program One The following test program runs the unreliable program twenty times. If the unreliable program takes longer than five seconds, the attempt to run it is terminated and the test program continues.
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    Using Expect with perl - tips and references - simple examples as a starting
shai edrote

Software Support for My Business - 1 views

My business has never been in good shape as it is now. My sales are increasing, more customers are coming back and last of all, I have a reliable software support for my business computers. Actuall...

software support

started by shai edrote on 13 Jul 11 no follow-up yet
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