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What's the best online payment processing solution? [closed]

... you for this service, your bank will also take a slice, typically this is more than the SPCS provider will charge and so it actually is the bank that becomes the deciding factor. Some banks will only work with their preferred provider. In the UK, most banks want you to have a separate Internet Merc...
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Modular multiplicative inverse function in Python

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How to loop through all enum values in C#? [duplicate]

... Of course, how many enums are going to contain more than a dozen or two values? I imagine that in most cases boxing/unboxing is a negligible hit, so the cleanest solution is the highest priority. – Jon Coombs Mar 24 '14 at 16:58 ...
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JQuery to check for duplicate ids in a DOM

...ications with ASP.NET MVC. In contrast to traditional ASP.NET you're a lot more responsible for creating all the ids in your generated page. ASP.NET would give you nasty, but unique ids. ...
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Linq: GroupBy, Sum and Count

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Checkboxes in web pages – how to make them bigger?

... Thanks! looks like your code takes more browsers into account then I could ever test with, but it works on everything I've tried. Especially nice on my I-phone, where checkboxes just about become dots! BTW, you can put smaller fractional scaling (like 1.5) in ...
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How to calculate moving average using NumPy?

... the upvotes, I am guessing the general idea behind the answer was weighed more heavily than an off-by-one error in the implementation, but who knows. – Jaime Aug 22 '13 at 19:33 3...
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Determining whether jQuery has not found any element

...it doesn't necessarily makes it redundant, at first glance IMO it makes it more clear. – Abir Jan 22 '14 at 10:59 ...
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Why do function pointer definitions work with any number of ampersands '&' or asterisks '*'?

... You can add as many *s as you like, the result is always the same. The more *s, the merrier. We can also consider your fifth example, &*foo: First, foo is implicitly converted to a pointer to itself; the unary * is applied, yielding foo again. Then, the & is applied to foo, yielding a...
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Calculate a MD5 hash from a string

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