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Filter by process/PID in Wireshark

Is there a way to filter/follow a TCP / SSL stream based on a particular process ID using Wireshark ? 11 Answers ...
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How does facebook, gmail send the real time notification?

I have read some posts about this topic and the answers are comet, reverse ajax, http streaming, server push, etc. 5 Answer...
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Removing duplicates in lists

Pretty much I need to write a program to check if a list has any duplicates and if it does it removes them and returns a new list with the items that weren't duplicated/removed. This is what I have but to be honest I do not know what to do. ...
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Is a URL allowed to contain a space?

Is a URI (specifically an HTTP URL) allowed to contain one or more space characters? If a URL must be encoded, is + just a commonly followed convention, or a legitimate alternative? ...
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Why should I care about lightweight vs. annotated tags?

I switched from Subversion to Git as my day-to-day VCS last year and am still trying to grasp the finer points of "Git-think". ...
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Should C# methods that *can* be static be static? [closed]

Should C# methods that can be static be static? 21 Answers 21 ...
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How do pointer to pointers work in C?

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Difference between initLoader and restartLoader in LoaderManager

I'm completely lost regarding the differences between the initLoader and the restartLoader functions of the LoaderManager : ...
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In Python, what happens when you import inside of a function? [duplicate]

What are the pros and cons of importing a Python module and/or function inside of a function, with respect to efficiency of speed and of memory? ...
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Why not be dependently typed?

I have seen several sources echo the opinion that "Haskell is gradually becoming a dependently-typed language". The implication seems to be that with more and more language extensions, Haskell is drifting in that general direction, but isn't there yet. ...