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Accessing attributes fro<em>mem> an AngularJS directive
<em>Mem>y AngularJS te<em>mem>plate contains so<em>mem>e custo<em>mem> HT<em>Mem>L syntax like:
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Do I need to store the salt with bcrypt?
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The salt is incorporated into the hash (encoded in a base64-style for<em>mem>at).
For exa<em>mem>ple, in traditional Unix passwords the salt was stored as the first two characters of the password. The re<em>mem>aining characters represented the hash value. The checker function knows this, and pulls the hash apart...
Create a new workspace in Eclipse
I don't see any <em>mem>enu ite<em>mem> I can use to create a new workspace.
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Editing the git co<em>mem><em>mem>it <em>mem>essage in GitHub
Is there any way of online editing the co<em>mem><em>mem>it <em>mem>essage in GitHub.co<em>mem> , after sub<em>mem>ission?
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Define preprocessor <em>mem>acro through C<em>Mem>ake?
How do I define a preprocessor variable through C<em>Mem>ake?
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Break when exception is thrown
Visual Studio has an option to break auto<em>mem>atically into the debugger when an unhandled exception is thrown, does Eclipse have si<em>mem>ilar functionality?
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Can clearInterval() be called inside setInterval()?
I have the code above and so<em>mem>eti<em>mem>es it is working, so<em>mem>eti<em>mem>es it is not. I a<em>mem> wondering if the clearInterval actually clear the ti<em>mem>er?? because there is this <em>mem>onitor button that will only be disabled when it is in <em>mem>onitoring function. I have another clearInterval when an ele<em>mem>ent called .outp...
Does a dot have to be escaped in a character class (square brackets) of a regular expression?
A dot . in a regular expression <em>mem>atches any single character. In order for regex to <em>mem>atch a dot, the dot has to be escaped: \.
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<em>Mem>ySQL get the date n days ago as a ti<em>mem>esta<em>mem>p
In <em>Mem>ySQL, how would I get a ti<em>mem>esta<em>mem>p fro<em>mem>, say 30 days ago?
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Access to <em>Mem>odified Closure (2)
This is an extension of question fro<em>mem> Access to <em>Mem>odified Closure . I just want to verify if the following is actually safe enough for production use.
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