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Avoiding Buffer Overflows and Underflows » Sep 13, 2016 ...This data typically includes the function's parameters, the complete set of local variables within that function, and linkage information—that is, the address ... Because the heap is used to store data but is not used to store the return address value of functions and methods, and because the data on the heap... Developer.apple.com

Errors and Troubleshooting - SendGrid Documentation | SendGrid » The message failed because the reciepients mailbox was unavailable, perhaps because it was locked or was not routable at the time. We continue to retry messages for up to 72 hours. ...Usually because it could not be found, or because of incoming policy reasons. Remove these address from your list - it is likely a fake,... Sendgrid.com

I have seen the future (and it's made of glass) | Computerworld » Apr 28, 2012 ...Apple wants curved glass. Apple is totally smitten with the idea of curved glass. The first place we've seen this obsession is in the ceilings of Apple stores. Apple even applied for a patent this week for its curved-glass ceiling design. In his presentation to the Cupertino City Council last summer about Apple's... Computerworld.com

How I went from Apple store newbie to lifetime ban in one week at ... » Apr 17, 2010 ...Me (playing dumb) — “Oh, is that right? What's the limit?” Guy #2 — “Only 2 per customer.” Apple ipad tablet slate shopping genius bar store. Ok, so the gig is up. I stand around waiting for a bit and was preparing to leave when Guy #1 returns. Guy #1 — “I'm sorry sir, but you have reached your lifetime limit... Protocolsnow.com

Error Numbers and Error Messages » Jan 25, 2016 ...An operating system error is an error that occurs when AppleScript or an application requests services from the Mac OS. They are rare, and ...Error message. -1700. Bad parameter data was detected or there was a failure while performing a coercion. -1701. An Apple event description was not found. -1702. Developer.apple.com

Taylor Swift: Why Taylor Swift Pulled Her Music From Spotify | Time » Nov 3, 2014 ...Swift also argued in her piece that free or virtually free songs are at odds with what music really means: Music is art, and art is important and rare. Important, rare things are valuable. Valuable things should be paid for. It's my opinion that music should not be free, and my prediction is that individual artists... Time.com

Traffic Q&A: Is it illegal to drive with a cracked windshield? | The ... » Jun 28, 2016 ...Cool's second citation was to RCW 46.32.060, which states in part that it is “ unlawful for any person to operate or move … any vehicle or combination of vehicles, which is not at all times equipped in the manner required by ...Sounds like we'll be making an appointment at the auto-glass repair shop soon. Theolympian.com

“I'm sorry, I can't divulge information about that customer's secret ... » Apr 6, 2016 ...And here is a snippet of the argument made by the FT's David Allen Green: In the cases of both Apple and Mossack Fonesca there is (a) a commercial service provider, (b) offering a service to those expecting complete data security, but (c) a service that others believe should be subject to interference on the... Ftalphaville.ft.com

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Apple will offer discounts on replacement batteries, following ... » Dec 28, 2017 ...Apple is offering a discount on battery replacements to anyone with an iPhone 6 or later, the company said in a statement. A battery replacement will cost $29 instead of $79 starting in late January. The cheaper price is more in line with third -party repair shops. While Apple's message was apologetic, it still... Washingtonpost.com