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Protecting executable from reverse engineering?
...been working on must not ever be inspected or understandable, for the security of various people.
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Is UML practical? [closed]
...n and UML oriented courses, and I recognize that UML can be used to benefit a software project, especially use-case mapping, but is it really practical? I've done a few co-op work terms, and it appears that UML is not used heavily in the industry. Is it worth the time during a project to creat...
How to “comment-out” (add comment) in a batch/cmd?
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The rem command is indeed for comments. It doesn't inherently update anyone after running the script. Some script authors might use it that way instead of echo, though, because by default the batch interpreter will print out each command before it's processed. Sinc...
Is JavaScript guaranteed to be single-threaded?
...odern browser implementations, but is that specified in any standard or is it just by tradition? Is it totally safe to assume that JavaScript is always single-threaded?
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Difference between jQuery `click`, `bind`, `live`, `delegate`, `trigger` and `on` functions (with an
I have read the documentation of each function on jQuery official website , but there is no such comparison listings between below functions:
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When to make a type non-movable in C++11?
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Herb's answer (before it was edited) actually gave a good example of a type which shouldn't be movable: std::mutex.
The OS's native mutex type (e.g. pthread_mutex_t on POSIX platforms) might not be "location invariant" meaning the object's addres...
Proper stack and heap usage in C++?
I've been programming for a while but It's been mostly Java and C#. I've never actually had to manage memory on my own. I recently began programming in C++ and I'm a little confused as to when I should store things on the stack and when to store them on the heap.
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What's the use of Jade or Handlebars when writing AngularJs apps
...ent, and business logic on the server, just as the OP commented.
Don't do it unless you have a very good reason to do it. In engineering, a system with fewer moving parts is a more reliable system, and a system where interface boundaries (client/server) are respected is more maintainable over the l...
Should I use past or present tense in git commit messages? [closed]
I read once that git commit messages should be in the imperative present tense, e.g. "Add tests for x". I always find myself using the past tense, e.g. "Added tests for x" though, which feels a lot more natural to me.
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Android SQLite DB When to Close
I am working with a SQLite database on android. My database manager is a singleton and right now opens a connection to the database when it is initialized. It is safe to leave the database open the entire time so that when someone calls my class to work with the database it is already open? Or shoul...