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TCP: can two different sockets share a port?
This <em>mem>ight be a very basic question but it confuses <em>mem>e.
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When are you truly forced to use UUID as part of the design?
...ollision is effectively nil , but effectively nil is not even close to i<em>mem>possible.
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Good Nu<em>mem>ericUpDown equivalent in WPF? [closed]
I'<em>mem> looking for a si<em>mem>ple Nu<em>mem>ericUpDown (a.k.a. nu<em>mem>ber spinner) control in WPF. This see<em>mem>s to be another lacking control in WPF. There <em>mem>ust be so<em>mem>e existing ones out there and I don't like to re-invent the wheel.
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LINQ to SQL Left Outer Join
Is this query equivalent to a LEFT OUTER join?
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Android ACTION_I<em>Mem>AGE_CAPTURE Intent
We are trying to use the native ca<em>mem>era app to let the user take a new picture. It works just fine if we leave out the EXTRA_OUTPUT extra and returns the s<em>mem>all Bit<em>mem>ap i<em>mem>age. However, if we putExtra(EXTRA_OUTPUT,...) on the intent before starting it, everything works until you try to hit the "Ok" ...
How do I find where an exception was thrown in C++?
I have a progra<em>mem> that throws an uncaught exception so<em>mem>ewhere. All I get is a report of an exception being thrown, and no infor<em>mem>ation as to where it was thrown. It see<em>mem>s illogical for a progra<em>mem> co<em>mem>piled to contain debug sy<em>mem>bols not to notify <em>mem>e of where in <em>mem>y code an exception was generated.
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Find and kill a process in one line using bash and regex
I often need to kill a process during progra<em>mem><em>mem>ing.
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How to run a shell script at startup
On an A<em>mem>azon S3 Linux instance, I have two scripts called start_<em>mem>y_app and stop_<em>mem>y_app which start and stop forever (which in turn runs <em>mem>y Node.js application). I use these scripts to <em>mem>anually start and stop <em>mem>y Node.js application. So far so good.
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How do I print a double value with full precision using cout?
So I've gotten the answer to <em>mem>y last question (I don't know why I didn't think of that). I was printing a double using cout that got rounded when I wasn't expecting it. How can I <em>mem>ake cout print a double using full precision?
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How do shift operators work in Java? [duplicate]
I a<em>mem> trying to understand the shift operators and couldn't get <em>mem>uch.
When I tried to execute the below code
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