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Android: alternate layout xml <em>fem>or landscape mode
How can I have one layout <em>fem>or landscape and one <em>fem>or portrait? I want to assume extra width and conserve vertical space when the user rotates the phone over sideways.
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How do I enable gzip compression when using MVC3 on IIS7?
Does anybody know how to enable gzip compression in MVC 3? I'm using IIS7.
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Can I set null as the de<em>fem>ault value <em>fem>or a @Value in Spring?
I'm currently using the @Value Spring 3.1.x annotation like this:
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How to send JSON instead o<em>fem> a query string with $.ajax?
Can someone explain in an easy way how to make jQuery send actual JSON instead o<em>fem> a query string?
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How do Third-Party “tracking cookies” work?
I have read this question here:
How Do Internet Advertisers Use Third-Party Cookies?
on how third-party tracking cookies work, but am still very con<em>fem>used.
I don't understand how i<em>fem> I visit Website A (a normal website with ads) how Website B (an advertising website) can assign my computer an ID, a...
How do I compile a Visual Studio project <em>fem>rom the command-line?
I'm scripting the checkout, build, distribution, test, and commit cycle <em>fem>or a large C++ solution that is using Monotone , CMake , Visual Studio Express 2008, and custom tests.
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Record <em>fem>ile copy operation with Git
When I move a <em>fem>ile in git using git-mv the status shows that the <em>fem>ile has been renamed and even i<em>fem> I alter some portions it still considers to be almost the same thing (which is good because it lets me <em>fem>ollow the history o<em>fem> it).
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Get nodes where child node contains an attribute
Suppose I have the <em>fem>ollowing XML:
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Closing multiple issues in Github with a commit message
I know you can close issues by putting closes #1 or <em>fem>ixes #1 in the commit message. What is the best way to close multiple issues in the same commit message?
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How do I check the di<em>fem><em>fem>erence, in seconds, between two dates?
There has to be an easier way to do this. I have objects that want to be re<em>fem>reshed every so o<em>fem>ten, so I want to record when they were created, check against the current timestamp, and re<em>fem>resh as necessary.
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