Internet Explorer Woes: Floating a Span using jQuery - Order Matters!
I spent the greater part of two hours trying to debug an Internet Explorer bug today. Basically, I wanted to get an image that I uploaded to have a caption applied through jQuery. I used the Image Caption module for Drupal to do this, and set it to grab the 'alt' text in a underneath the image, and wrap both the image and caption inside another , which would grab the float/alignment for the image, and use that to float it left or right (Disclaimer: I am currently feeling pessimistic about both the future ofSolaris and our future with Solaris.) The big news lately is the combination of the fact that Oracleis now charging even for security patches to Solaris and rumors that Oracle will entirely end OpenSolaris support .So, what do these tea leaves suggest to me about the future ofSolaris and OpenSolaris? My initial reaction is that the move to charging for Solaris 10 securitypatches effectively means the end of the free version of Solaris 10as a useful
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Reading the Oracle tea leaves for Solaris
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從來不是一個記性好的人。
不趁這刻記下來的話,怕明天就忘記了。
穿上婚紗的你,真的很美很美。
認識了這些年,見過你穿上無數的華衣美服,但這一襲素白,較世上其他的顏色更吸引。
祝,幸福快樂。
How to listen on a socket in the modern IPv6-enabled world
Suppose that you are a fancy modern server program, and you want tolisten for both IPv4 and (if available) IPv6 connections. As it happensthis is a bit more intricate than you might expect, and it variesbetween systems.
To start with:
- use
getaddrinfo()with a NULL host, the port you want,AF_UNSPECas the address family, andAI_PASSIVEandAI_ADDRCONFIGin the flags. - if the results don't contain any IPv6 sockets, you have