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heather.koyuk.net/refractions
Refractions
Refractions Social Media, Entrepreneurship, Geeky Stuff, other random musings Home About Switcher Bash Shell Scripting, Part 0 (intro) January 8th, 2011 No comments I took a new job last October. It is my dream job ? I get to work with science-y stuff and science data all day long ? but to be perfectly honest, I had never (excuse me while I hide my head in shame) worked with Linux before. So I had to figure out a lot, and while I still don?t understand even how to use grep, I
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alphakitty.com/abovethe9s_shoes.html
Above the 9's? | Women's Footwear
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cowarthill.com/blog
House of Metnetsky
House of Metnetsky Run Tortoise Run « Previous VSTO Outlook Add-ins ? Reference Leaks Published at: 11:01 am - Friday January 01 2010 Not too long ago I came across an annoying issue with my Outlook Add-in which creates a form region at the bottom of the contact and distribution list inspector windows. Apparently, if you edit certain fields (like check-boxes) when a VSTO add-in is loaded the reference count is not properly decremented which leaves the OutlookItem in an edited
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bnet.com/blog/clean-energy
Carbon Based | BNET
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wideasleep.com/products/fairway
WideAsleep · Products · Fairway
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