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Ahh, a new PC, a new install of iTunes, and all the apps I downloaded for my iPhone are nowhere to be seen. iTunes doesn’t offer me a way to redownload all the apps I installed, and what’s more, when I try to sync my iPhone with the new copy of iTunes, I get the [...]
Writing quines is a fun way to while away an afternoon, especially when trying to make them as short as possible. This is the result of my attempt at writing the shortest C# quine possible (155 characters, source file): class q{static void Main(){string s=”class q{{static void Main(){{string s={0}{1}{0};System.Console.Write(s,’{0}’,s);}}}}”;System.Console.Write(s,’”‘,s);}} PS: I came across a shorter C# [...]
A few months ago, I was playing around with a simple C# permutation generator to build a word list, with each character position having its own list of characters to iterate through: List<T>.Enumerator enumerator = characterList.GetEnumerator(); while (condition) { if (!enumerator.MoveNext()) { enumerator.Reset(); enumerator.MoveNext(); } Consume(enumerator.Current); } Oddly, I was getting a compilation error on [...]
Some time ago, the web project I was working on started refusing to open. Every time I tried to reload the ASP.NET project, Visual Studio (In this case, VS.NET 2003, but it may affect 2005 and 2008) gave a strange error message: The Web server reported the following error when attempting to create or open [...]