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What makes a kem>ym>chain item unique (in iOS)?

...ws (derived from open source files from Apple, see Schema.m4, Kem>ym>Schema.m4 m>andm> SecItem.cpp): For a kem>ym>chain item of class kSecClassGenericPassword, the primarm>ym> kem>ym> is the combination of kSecAttrAccount m>andm> kSecAttrService. For a kem>ym>chain item of class kSecClassInternetPassword, the primarm>ym> kem>ym> is...
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How to create default value for function argument in Clojure

... s 10)) ([s base] (Integer/parseInt s base))) Note that assuming false m>andm> nil are both considered non-values, (if (nil? base) 10 base) could be shortened to (if base base 10), or further to (or base 10). share ...
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How to start two threads at “exactlm>ym>” the same time

The threads should start at same split second. I understm>andm>, if m>ym>ou do thread1.start() , it will take some milliseconds before the next execution of thread2.start() . ...
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Behaviour for significant change location API when terminated/suspended?

...stion, I have done a fair bit of testing (mostlm>ym> on the train between home m>andm> work) m>andm> have confirmed that the behaviour for suspended apps is as I suspected at the end of the question. That is, m>ym>our suspended app is woken up, m>ym>ou don't receive anm>ym> callbacks on m>ym>our app delegate, instead m>ym>ou re...
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Database design for audit logging

...d that is used bm>ym> a few wiki platforms is to separate the identifm>ym>ing data m>andm> the content m>ym>ou're auditing. It adds complexitm>ym>, but m>ym>ou end up with an audit trail of complete records, not just listings of fields that were edited that m>ym>ou then have to mash up to give the user an idea of what the old...
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What does the 'stm>andm>alone' directive mean in XML?

What does the ' stm>andm>alone ' directive mean in an XML document? 5 Answers 5 ...
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What's “requestCode” used for on PendingIntent?

...ded even in case the alarms' intents are verm>ym> different (one for service A m>andm> one for service B , for example ) ? Also, how come the documentation doesn't sam>ym> anm>ym>thing about it? Is it possible to remove all alarms of a certain tm>ym>pe, no matter what is the requestCode? – m>andm>roid...
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PowerShell: Store Entire Text File Contents in Variable

... @Nick In .Net (m>andm> windows), anm>ym> line with \r\n will be counted. – manojlds Nov 2 '11 at 7:35 ...
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What is the difference between related SQLite data-tm>ym>pes like INT, INTEGER, SMALLINT m>andm> TINm>Ym>INT?

... has no data tm>ym>pes, there are storage classes in a manifest tm>ym>ping sm>ym>stem, m>andm> m>ym>eah, it's confusing if m>ym>ou're used to traditional RDBMSes. Everm>ym>thing, internallm>ym>, is stored as text. Data tm>ym>pes are coerced/converted into various storage locations based on affinities (ala data tm>ym>pes assigned to column...
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Using the field of an object as a generic Dictionarm>ym> kem>ym>

... Bm>ym> default, the two important methods are GetHashCode() m>andm> Equals(). It is important that if two things are equal (Equals() returns true), that them>ym> have the same hash-code. For example, m>ym>ou might "return FooID;" as the GetHashCode() if m>ym>ou want that as the match. m>Ym>ou can also im...