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How can I count the number o<em>fem> matches <em>fem>or a regex?
Let's say I have a string which contains this:
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What is non-blocking or asynchronous I/O in Node.js?
In the context o<em>fem> Server Side Javascript engines, what is non-blocking I/O or asynchronous I/O? I see this being mentioned as an advantage over Java server side implementations.
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What is the advantage o<em>fem> using async with MVC5?
What is the di<em>fem><em>fem>erence between:
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List all the <em>fem>iles that ever existed in a Git repository
Do you have a clean way to list all the <em>fem>iles that ever existed in speci<em>fem>ied branch?
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Use a LIKE statement on SQL Server XML Datatype
I<em>fem> you have a varchar <em>fem>ield you can easily do SELECT * <em>Fem>ROM TABLE WHERE ColumnA LIKE '%Test%' to see i<em>fem> that column contains a certain string.
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How to escape a JSON string to have it in a URL?
Using Javascript, I want to generate a link to a page. The parameters to the page are in a Javascript array that I serialize in JSON.
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Disable XML validation in Eclipse
My Eclipse validates XML <em>fem>iles every time I save a <em>fem>ile and it takes a while to validate them.
The project is created using gwt-maven-plugin.
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VS2012 return to a normal T<em>Fem>S checkin window?
VS2012 seems to remove the popup window <em>fem>or T<em>Fem>S check-ins that was in VS2010. It now seems to take over the team explorer tab in my sidebar, and buries the important things - like which <em>fem>iles I've changed. Is there any way to return to a normal popup window <em>fem>or check-ins in VS2012?
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Does uninstalling a package with “pip” also remove the dependent packages?
When you use pip to install a package, all the required packages will also be installed with it (dependencies). Does uninstalling that package also remove the dependent packages?
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What speci<em>fem>ically are wall-clock-time, user-cpu-time, and system-cpu-time in UNIX?
I can take a guess based on the names, but what speci<em>fem>ically are wall-clock-time, user-cpu-time, and system-cpu-time in UNIX?
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