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Use different Python version with virtualenv

I have a Debian syste<em>mem> currently running with python 2.5.4. I got virtualenv properly installed, everything is working fine. Is there a possibility that I can use a virtualenv with a different version of Python? ...
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Cropping an UII<em>mem>age

I've got so<em>mem>e code that resizes an i<em>mem>age so I can get a scaled chunk of the center of the i<em>mem>age - I use this to take a UII<em>mem>age and return a s<em>mem>all, square representation of an i<em>mem>age, si<em>mem>ilar to what's seen in the albu<em>mem> view of the Photos app. (I know I could use a UII<em>mem>ageView and adjust the crop ...
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Python, co<em>mem>pute list difference

In Python, what is the best way to co<em>mem>pute the difference between two lists? 14 Answers ...
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How to check if a <em>mem>ap contains a key in Go?

I know I can iterate over a <em>mem>ap <em>mem> by, 10 Answers 10 ...
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Setting HttpContext.Current.Session in a unit test

I have a web service I a<em>mem> trying to unit test. In the service it pulls several values fro<em>mem> the HttpContext like so: 14 A...
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Best way to define private <em>mem>ethods for a class in Objective-C

I just started progra<em>mem><em>mem>ing Objective-C and, having a background in Java, wonder how people writing Objective-C progra<em>mem>s deal with private <em>mem>ethods. ...
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Does ruby have real <em>mem>ultithreading?

...of ruby using green threads . How can I create real "OS-level" threads in <em>mem>y application in order to <em>mem>ake use of <em>mem>ultiple cpu cores for processing? ...
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How to create <em>mem>odule-wide variables in Python? [duplicate]

Is there a way to set up a global variable inside of a <em>mem>odule? When I tried to do it the <em>mem>ost obvious way as appears below, the Python interpreter said the variable __DBNA<em>Mem>E__ did not exist. ...
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Why should hash functions use a pri<em>mem>e nu<em>mem>ber <em>mem>odulus?

A long ti<em>mem>e ago, I bought a data structures book off the bargain table for $1.25. In it, the explanation for a hashing function said that it should ulti<em>mem>ately <em>mem>od by a pri<em>mem>e nu<em>mem>ber because of "the nature of <em>mem>ath". ...
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Distinct() with la<em>mem>bda?

Right, so I have an enu<em>mem>erable and wish to get distinct values fro<em>mem> it. 18 Answers 18 ...