I know that we can get the MAC address of a user via IE (ActiveX objects). 6 Answers 6...

...ir the existing interfaces of the object but simply extend it at runtime. Now that you have decorator involved, you will probably want to know why the emphasis on the word object -- some languages (like Java) simply don't allow virtual inheritance (i.e. multiple inheritance as C++ does) to allow yo...

...Function locals can be optimised for speed because the compiler (usually) knows all the names in advance, so there isn't a dictionary until you call locals(). In the C implementation of Python locals() (called from inside a function) creates an ordinary dictionary initialised from the current value...

... Until now, I already have two python tips that are simple, but very helpful: yours is the second one :) Thanks @kindall! – swdev Sep 22 '14 at 23:35 ...

... @Kevin I don't know about doing this with require(), but you could maybe do it with either importing the file then running eval on it, or by running require('child_process').exec('node the_file.js') – MalcolmOcean ...

I am currently using underscorejs for sort my json sorting. Now I have asked to do an ascending and descending sorting using underscore.js. I do not see anything regarding the same in the documentation. How can I achieve this? ...

... I updated the links. MoreLINQ is now on Github and can be installed via Nuget: Install-Package morelinq – Chad Levy Feb 27 '18 at 18:17 ...

...after using the resize code similar to this the destination file has an unknown mime type (img.RawFormat.Guid) and Id like the Mime type to be correct on all image objects as it makes it hard write generic handling code otherwise. EDIT This didn't come up in my initial search but here's the answer...

...gems version prior to 2.0.0, like 1.8.25 to get the functionality back for now. You can get a compatible version using gem update --system 1.8.25. As a very important aside, Rails 2.3.5 needs to be updated to a minimum of 2.3.17. There are critical security vulnerabilities that open you up to some ...

... I love SO. I've used this answer just now, and only then realised I wrote it nearly 4 years ago! – Brian Agnew Jun 24 '13 at 10:53 add a c...