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How do I prevent the padding property from changing width or height in CSS?

... Many of you should consider the width: auto trick below. Works across browsers, less code, etc. – Ryan Shillington Oct 3 '13 at 21:07 ...
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Difference between 'new operator' and 'operator new'?

...y unusual unless you're writing something like your own container, you can call operator new directly, like: char *x = static_cast<char *>(operator new(100)); It's also possible to overload operator new either globally, or for a specific class. IIRC, the signature is: void *operator new(si...
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Hidden Features of Java

...hen I first discovered it, never heard of it before. ThreadLocals are typically not so widely known as a way to store per-thread state. Since JDK 1.5 Java has had extremely well implemented and robust concurrency tools beyond just locks, they live in java.util.concurrent and a specifically interes...
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CSS to make HTML page footer stay at bottom of the page with a minimum height, but not overlap the p

... Sometimes footers have dynamic content, or your building a framework. Any ideas for variable height footers? – Costa Jun 23 '14 at 16:31 ...
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Is there an easy way to strike through text in an app widget?

I was wondering if there is an easy way to strike text within an app widget in Android. In a normal activity, it is pretty easy, using textview flags: ...
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Force HTML5 youtube video

...ding the Youtube API Blog they are experimenting with their new HTML5 Video Player. 5 Answers ...
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Why would I ever use push_back instead of emplace_back?

...e between these two statements is that the more powerful emplace_back will call any type of constructor out there, whereas the more cautious push_back will call only constructors that are implicit. Implicit constructors are supposed to be safe. If you can implicitly construct a U from a T, you are s...
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Difference between ref and out parameters in .NET [duplicate]

...out x); // OK int y; Foo(ref y); // Error: y should be initialized before calling the method Ref parameters are for data that might be modified, out parameters are for data that's an additional output for the function (eg int.TryParse) that are already using the return value for something. ...
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Is there a difference between copy initialization and direct initialization?

...s expression is initialized to (loosely speaking) in C++17. These objects (called "result objects") are the variables created by a declaration (like a1), artificial objects created when the initialization ends up being discarded, or if an object is needed for reference binding (like, in A_factory_fu...
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STAThread and multithreading

...eading is a COM concept; if you're not using COM, and none of the APIs you call use COM "under the covers", then you don't need to worry about apartments. If you do need to be aware of apartments, then the details can get a little complicated; a probably-oversimplified version is that COM objects t...