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Check a radio button with javascript

For some reason, I can't seem to figure this out. 6 Answers 6 ...
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Update git commit author date when amending

I found myself amending my commits quite often. I don't stash so much because I tend to forget I did so, especially when I want to save what I did before I leave or before a weekend, so I do a "draft" commit. Only thing is, when I amend the commit, it is still set to the original author date. Is t...
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Modify tick label text

I want to make some modifications to a few selected tick labels in a plot. 10 Answers ...
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C# HttpWebRequest vs WebRequest

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#ifdef #ifndef in Java

I doubt if there is a way to make compile-time conditions in Java like #ifdef #ifndef in C++. 8 Answers ...
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Why does Convert.ToString(null) return a different value if you cast null?

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Colored logcat in android studio by colorpid

according to this link github colored logcat I am looking for any solution how to use it in android studio/intellij. Is there in android studio any option to modify calling adb logcat ? Here is the example how it works. ...
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Space between two rows in a table?

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Is there a way to zoom the Visual Studio text editor with a keyboard shortcut?

Yesterday I found myself needing to zoom my Visual Studio text editor and was without a mouse (don't ask). Typically I do this by holding down CTRL and scrolling the mouse wheel. I also couldn't figure out how to tab into the area where you can specify your zoom level in the lower left hand corner...
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Where is the “Fold” LINQ Extension Method?

I found in MSDN's Linq samples a neat method called Fold() that I want to use. Their example: 2 Answers ...