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How to extract base URL from a string in JavaScript?

I'm trying to find a relatively easy and reliable method to extract the base URL from a string variable using JavaScript (or jQuery). ...
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How does Java Garbage Collection work with Circular References?

From my understanding, garbage collection in Java cleans up some objects if nothing else is 'pointing' to that object. 8 An...
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Perforce for Git users? [closed]

There is a lot of "Git for Perforce users" documentation out there, but seemingly very little of the opposite. 3 Answers ...
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The term “Context” in programming? [closed]

I have been programming for some months now and a frequently used word is "context" in classes. Like ServletContext (Java), Activity (Android), Service (Java, Android), NSManagedContext (Objective-C, iOS). ...
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Interview questions: WPF Developer [closed]

What should every WPF developer know? 20 Answers 20 ...
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Why isn't the size of an array parameter the same as within main?

Why isn't the size of an array sent as a parameter the same as within main? 13 Answers ...
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What is the Ruby (spaceship) operator?

What is the Ruby <=> (spaceship) operator? Is the operator implemented by any other languages? 6 Answers ...
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MongoDB vs. Cassandra [closed]

I am evaluating what might be the best migration option. 6 Answers 6 ...
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Type erasure techniques

(With type erasure, I mean hiding some or all of the type information regarding a class, somewhat like Boost.Any.) I want to get a hold of type erasure techniques, while also sharing those, which I know of. My hope is kinda to find some crazy technique that somebody thought of in his/her darkest h...
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Can someone explain this 'double negative' trick? [duplicate]

I am by no means an expert at Javascript, but I have been reading Mark Pilgrim's "Dive into HTML5" webpage and he mentioned something that I would like a better understanding of. ...