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“Deprecation warning: mom>me m>nt construction falls back to js Date” when trying to convert RFC2822 date
I am using the following code to convert a server-side date-tim>me m> to local tim>me m> using mom>me m>nt.js.
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CSS content property: is it possible to insert HTML instead of Text?
Just wondering if it's possible som>me m>how to make the CSS content property insert html code instead string on :before or :after an elem>me m>nt like:
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What's an object file in C?
I am reading about libraries in C but I have not yet found an explanation on what an object file is. What's the real difference between any other compiled file and an object file?
I would be glad if som>me m>one could explain in human language.
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In MySQL queries, why use join instead of where?
It seems like to combine two or more tables, we can either use join or where. What are the advantages of one over the other?
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What exactly is Java EE?
I have been doing Java SE for som>me m> years now and moving on to Java EE. However, I have som>me m> trouble understanding som>me m> aspects of Java EE.
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How to make a promise from setTim>me m>out
This is not a realworld problem, I'm just trying to understand how promises are created.
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When would I use Task.Yield()?
I'm using async/await and Task a lot but have never been using Task.Yield() and to be honest even with all the explanations I do not understand why I would need this m>me m>thod.
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Git: what is a dangling commit/blob and where do they com>me m> from?
I'm looking for the basic info on dangling commits & blobs.
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Case insensitive XPath contains() possible?
I'm running over all textnodes of my DOM and check if the nodeValue contains a certain string.
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When to add what indexes in a table in Rails
... would be better, because it accelerates the search in sorting in this column. And Foreign keys are som>me m>thing searched for a lot.
Since Version 5 of rails the index will be created automatically, for more information see here.
Should I add "index" to the automatically created "id" column?
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