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How can I do DNS lookups in Python, including referring to /etc/hosts?

dnspython will do my DNS lookups very nicely, but it entirely ignores the contents of /etc/hosts . 6 Answers ...
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Closing WebSocket correctly (HTML5, Javascript)

I am playing around with HTML5 WebSockets. I was wondering, how do I close the connection gracefully? Like, what happens if user refreshes the page, or just closes the browser? ...
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How to edit a node module installed via npm?

I'm using the node_swiz module, which in turn uses the validator module. 5 Answers 5 ...
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Maven project.build.directory

In Maven, what does the project.build.directory refer to? I am a bit confused, does it reference the source code directory or the target directory in the Maven project? ...
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C# version of java's synchronized keyword?

Does c# have its own version of the java "synchronized" keyword? 5 Answers 5 ...
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Appropriate datatype for holding percent values?

What is the best datatype for holding percent values ranging from 0.00% to 100.00%? 5 Answers ...
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Adding a new array element to a JSON object

I have a JSON format object I read from a JSON file that I have in a variable called teamJSON, that looks like this: 6 Answ...
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What is scope/named_scope in rails?

I've recently started an internship. My employer uses ruby on rails, and I frequently encounter new syntax that I need to look up to understand. I've googled around for a good explanation of named_scope, but what I've found so far is mostly blog posts giving high praise for it, rather a straight def...
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Pandas DataFrame Groupby two columns and get counts

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How do streaming resources fit within the RESTful paradigm?

With a RESTful service you can create, read, update, and delete resources. This all works well when you're dealing with something like a database assets - but how does this translate to streaming data? (Or does it?) For instance, in the case of video, it seems silly to treat each frame as resource...