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How can I rando<em>mem>ize the lines in a file using standard tools on Red Hat Linux?
How can I rando<em>mem>ize the lines in a file using standard tools on Red Hat Linux?
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What does extern inline do?
I understand that inline by itself is a suggestion to the co<em>mem>piler, and at its discretion it <em>mem>ay or <em>mem>ay not inline the function, and it will also produce linkable object code.
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Writing/outputting HT<em>Mem>L strings unescaped
I've got safe/sanitized HT<em>Mem>L saved in a DB table.
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How does this JavaScript/jQuery syntax work: (function( window, undefined ) { })(window)?
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The undefined is a nor<em>mem>al variable and can be changed si<em>mem>ply with undefined = "new value";. So jQuery creates a local "undefined" variable that is REALLY undefined.
The window variable is <em>mem>ade local for perfor<em>mem>ance reasons. Because when JavaScrip...
How can I check if a value is a json object?
<em>Mem>y server side code returns a value which is a json object on success and a string 'false' on failure. Now how can I check whether the returned value is a json object?
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Per<em>mem>ission is only granted to syste<em>mem> app
I have a Syste<em>mem> app that uses syste<em>mem> per<em>mem>issions and I have those per<em>mem>issions listed in the <em>mem>anifest. Eclipse gives the following error when I try to <em>mem>ake a build(co<em>mem><em>mem>and line build works):
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How to tag an older co<em>mem><em>mem>it in Git?
...et a tag at the beginning of our repository.
Our production code is the sa<em>mem>e as the beginning repository, but we've <em>mem>ade co<em>mem><em>mem>its since then.
A tag at the beginning would allow us to "roll back" production to a known, stable state.
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__lt__ instead of __c<em>mem>p__
Python 2.x has two ways to overload co<em>mem>parison operators, __c<em>mem>p__ or the "rich co<em>mem>parison operators" such as __lt__ . The rich co<em>mem>parison overloads are said to be preferred, but why is this so?
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Why is #!/usr/bin/env bash superior to #!/bin/bash?
I've seen in a nu<em>mem>ber of places, including reco<em>mem><em>mem>endations on this site ( What is the preferred Bash shebang? ), to use #!/usr/bin/env bash in preference to #!/bin/bash . I've even seen one enterprising individual suggest using #!/bin/bash was wrong and bash functionality would be lost by doing...