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How do I deter<em>mem>ine if <em>mem>y python shell is executing in 32bit or 64bit?
I need a way to tell what <em>mem>ode the shell is in fro<em>mem> within the shell.
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Using “super” in C++
<em>Mem>y style of coding includes the following idio<em>mem>:
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Open file dialog box in JavaScript
I need a solution to display open file dialog in HT<em>Mem>L while clicking a div . The open file dialog box <em>mem>ust open when the div is clicked.
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How to co<em>mem>bine date fro<em>mem> one field with ti<em>mem>e fro<em>mem> another field - <em>Mem>S SQL Server
In an extract I a<em>mem> dealing with, I have 2 dateti<em>mem>e colu<em>mem>ns. One colu<em>mem>n stores the dates and another the ti<em>mem>es as shown.
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List all sequences in a Postgres db 8.1 with SQL
I'<em>mem> converting a db fro<em>mem> postgres to <em>mem>ysql.
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How do you detect/avoid <em>Mem>e<em>mem>ory leaks in your (Un<em>mem>anaged) code? [closed]
In un<em>mem>anaged C/C++ code, what are the best practices to detect <em>mem>e<em>mem>ory leaks? And coding guidelines to avoid? (As if it's that si<em>mem>ple ;)
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Block Declaration Syntax List
Block syntax in Objective C (and indeed C, I presu<em>mem>e) is notoriously incongruous. Passing blocks as argu<em>mem>ents looks different than declaring blocks as ivars, which looks different than typedef ing blocks.
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How do I tidy up an HT<em>Mem>L file's indentation in VI?
How do I fix the indentation of his huge ht<em>mem>l files which was all <em>mem>essed up?
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How to style a div to be a responsive square? [duplicate]
I want <em>mem>y div to adapt its height to always equal its width. The width is percental. When the parent's width decreases, the box should decrease by keeping its aspect ratio.
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Iterate over each line in a string in PHP
I have a for<em>mem> that allows the user to either upload a text file or copy/paste the contents of the file into a textarea. I can easily differentiate between the two and put whichever one they entered into a string variable, but where do I go fro<em>mem> there?
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