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What do (lambda) function closures capture?
Recently I started playing around with Python and I came around something peculiar in the way closures work. Consider the following code:
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MbUnit under Linux, used within an F# project?
I tried asking this on the gallio-users list, but the question failed to appear (Google Groups says the post was successful). I suppose the list might be moderated by someone who does not read his email very often :-) Seeing as SO has tags for both Gallio and MbUnit, I thought it was worth asking he...
HTTP Basic Authentication - what's the expected web browser experience?
When a server allows access via Basic HTTP Authentication, what is the experience expected to be in a web browser ?
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Preloading images with JavaScript
Is the function I wrote below enough to preload images in most, if not all, browsers commonly used today?
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Using build types in Gradle to run same app that uses ContentProvider on one device
I have set up Gradle to add package name suffix to my debug app so I could have release version that I'm using and debug version on one phone. I was referencing this: http://tools.android.com/tech-docs/new-build-system/user-guide#TOC-Build-Types
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REST API Authentication
I'm building an application which will be hosted on a server. I want to build an API for the application to facilitate interaction with from any platform (Web App, Mobile App). What I'm not understanding is that when using the REST API, how do we authenticate the user.
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Insert Update stored proc on SQL Server
I've written a stored proc that will do an update if a record exists, otherwise it will do an insert. It looks something like this:
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Python constructors and __init__
Why are constructors indeed called "Constructors"? What is their purpose and how are they different from methods in a class?
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ASP.Net: Literal vs Label
I just wanted to hear some authorities on when and where you should use a LITERAL control over a LABEL .
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How much of a git sha is *generally* considered necessary to uniquely identify a change in a given c
If you're going to build, say, a directory structure where a directory is named for a commit in a Git repository, and you want it to be short enough to make your eyes not bleed, but long enough that the chance of it colliding would be negligible, how much of the SHA substring is generally required?
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