Jeff Moden (3/2/2016)

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Gary Varga (3/2/2016)

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Hugo Kornelis (3/2/2016)

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Reported as spam.

And a friendly reminder to anyone to be carefull when following links. This one might be legit, or it might be a...

Looking forward to it 🙂

You are most welcome. Good luck in finding the issue (BTW reporting back here might help someone else later on).

I totally agree with the editorial. FOSS was purported by many as the next silver bullet for secure code. They were about as right as all previous and subsequent purveyors...

Steve, Luis,

Constructive criticism accepted. I was busy but that is not a good enough excuse. I thought that the title and URL were clear enough but as proven by the...

Just because the outcome leans towards some categorisation of people doesn't mean that the training of the algorithm is biased. Maybe the situation it is modelling is biased so that...

I think it must be the way you are reading it from the registry. Are you flattening a structure? If so you might need to have you retrieval of registry...

Kyrilluk (3/2/2016)

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I don't want things public. That creates issues. But they need to be able to be audited, independently.

Can two experts disagree? Sure. We see this all the time in...

You are most welcome Kit 😎

Hugo Kornelis (3/2/2016)

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Reported as spam.

And a friendly reminder to anyone to be carefull when following links. This one might be legit, or it might be a virus. No way to...

This is a legit link. I am just posting it here for anyone who wants/needs/would get value from the ebook for free. I get nothing from this and if you...

All good points David.

Spot...

It sounds like you need to loop around the $Param1 array in threes. Something a little like this:

for ($instanceIndex = 0; ($instanceIndex + 2) -lt $Param1.Count; $instanceIndex += 3)

{

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Yep. Standard .NET limitation.