Comments by Nick Reshetinsky

Nick Reshetinsky 13-May-11 11:26am View

I see thanx

Nick Reshetinsky 13-May-11 8:00am View

yes...but many social networks like VKONTAKTE.RU ( more thean 40 millions members) save profile images as files on hard drives... they spread content among a bunch of servers.. I know it's really tough for a server to contain such amount of fils but the web request would be processed faster when a whole and ready file is waiting for a client "rather than collecting file BLOB in
little chunks of 8 KB from data pages like a puzzle for each request"

Nick Reshetinsky 13-May-11 7:40am View

it appends some long string to your URL after domain name that contains your cookie details

Nick Reshetinsky 13-May-11 7:30am View

Session["loginid"] = null;
it's right cause if you assign "" (empty string) it would still reference some memory block

Nick Reshetinsky 13-May-11 5:56am View

thanx

Nick Reshetinsky 27-Mar-11 17:11pm View

cool...thanx

Nick Reshetinsky 27-Mar-11 16:53pm View

what do you mean??

Nick Reshetinsky 27-Mar-11 12:51pm View

linebreak; (\n) symbol

Nick Reshetinsky 27-Mar-11 11:55am View

linebreaks are inserted between words on the server (ASP.NET)

Nick Reshetinsky 27-Mar-11 11:53am View

on a server side it's done like that

StringBuilder sb = new StringBuilder( );

while(reader.Read( )) {
sb.AppenLine( reader.GetString(0)); // \n (linbreak)
}
this.context.Response.Output.WriteLine( sb.ToString( ));

Nick Reshetinsky 24-Mar-11 15:36pm View

sorry..... :(

Nick Reshetinsky 24-Mar-11 15:34pm View

THANKS A LOT!!!!!!

Nick Reshetinsky 24-Mar-11 15:09pm View

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I know that \b means border of the word and I tested you pattern many times ...it doesn't work...yak...

Nick Reshetinsky 24-Mar-11 14:53pm View

no it's not an option it still includes whitespaces

Nick Reshetinsky 24-Mar-11 10:50am View

thanks...it's what I need

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