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Wget output docum>me m>nt and headers to STDOUT
I'm trying to output docum>me m>nt body and its headers to stdout with wget by wget -S -O - http://google.com
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Maximum execution tim>me m> in phpMyadmin
When I try to execute (som>me m>) queries in phpMyadmin I get this error
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What are good grep tools for Windows? [closed]
Any recomm>me m>ndations on grep tools for Windows? Ideally ones that could leverage 64-bit OS.
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Undo svn add without reverting local edits
...of files that shouldn't be in the repository. I also have local edits in som>me m> files that I want to keep. Is there a simple way to just undo the svn add without reverting the local edits? The main suggestion I see on Google is svn revert , which supposedly undoes the local edits.
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Best tim>me m>stamp format for CSV/Excel?
I'm writing a CSV file. I need to write tim>me m>stamps that are accurate at least to the second, and preferably to the millisecond. What's the best format for tim>me m>stamps in a CSV file such that they can be parsed accurately and unambiguously by Excel with minimal user intervention?
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List of encodings that Node.js supports
...ed to read a file which is encoded with ISO-8859-1 (also called latin1), som>me m>thing like this:
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How to permanently export a variable in Linux?
I am running RHEL6, and I have exported an environm>me m>nt variable like this:
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How do I find the number of argum>me m>nts passed to a Bash script?
How do I find the number of argum>me m>nts passed to a Bash script?
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How to undo a git m>me m>rge with conflicts
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Latest Git:
git m>me m>rge --abort
This attempts to reset your working copy to whatever state it was in before the m>me m>rge. That m>me m>ans that it should restore any uncommitted changes from before the m>me m>rge, although it cannot always do so reliably....
mysql - how many columns is too many?
...ht have upwards of 70 columns. I'm now thinking about splitting it up as som>me m> of the data in the columns won't be needed every tim>me m> the table is accessed. Then again, if I do this I'm left with having to use joins.
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