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    NewEgg/Corsair Rebate x2

    Has anyone had any experience dealing with rebates on multiple quantities with Corsair/NewEgg? There is a $10 rebate on 4GB of memory from NewEgg, and I bought 2 (for a total of 8GB). Do I send in 2 separate rebate forms, or can I do it all on one form? My concern is that they are both on the...
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    Need to trigger dialog when a user exits an application (Windows)

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    Need to trigger dialog when a user exits an application (Windows)

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    Question about securing my PHP

    I know many browsers send a special header indicating if it's a xmlhttprequest. I use the Zend Framework for my development and they include a function to actually do what you asking. This is the function they use: ****Obtained from Zend Framework 1.9.0 source**** public function...
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    Add touch panel to existing monitor

    I currently use a 24" LCD monitor that I scored from a Black Friday deal. I was wondering how feasible it would be for me to add my own capacitive touch panel to the monitor and if any one has had any experience with doing this.
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    Setting "Manufacturer" property in windows service (C#)

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    Setting "Manufacturer" property in windows service (C#)

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