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How to pull remote branch <em>fem>rom somebody else's repo
I've got a project hosted on GitHub which somebody has <em>fem>orked. On their <em>fem>ork, they've created a new branch "<em>fem>oo" and made some changes. How do I pull their "<em>fem>oo" into a new branch also named "<em>fem>oo" in my repo?
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How to validate an email address using a regular expression?
Over the years I have slowly developed a regular expression that validates MOST email addresses correctly, assuming they don't use an IP address as the server part.
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What's the di<em>fem><em>fem>erence between EscapeUriString and EscapeDataString?
I<em>fem> only deal with url encoding, I should use EscapeUriString ?
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Android Camera Preview Stretched
I've been working on making my custom camera activity on Android, but when rotating the camera, the aspect ratio o<em>fem> the sur<em>fem>ace view gets messed up.
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Any way to Invoke a private method?
I have a class that uses XML and re<em>fem>lection to return Object s to another class.
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Test i<em>fem> object implements inter<em>fem>ace
This has probably been asked be<em>fem>ore, but a quick search only brought up the same question asked <em>fem>or C#. See here.
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How to add extra in<em>fem>o to copied web text
Some websites now use a JavaScript service <em>fem>rom Tynt that appends text to copied content.
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Sending images using Http Post
I want to send an image <em>fem>rom the android client to the Django server using Http Post. The image is chosen <em>fem>rom the gallery. At present, I am using list value name Pairs to send the necessary data to the server and receiving responses <em>fem>rom Django in JSON. Can the same approach be used <em>fem>or images (wit...
Why does GCC generate such radically di<em>fem><em>fem>erent assembly <em>fem>or nearly the same C code?
While writing an optimized <em>fem>tol <em>fem>unction I <em>fem>ound some very odd behaviour in GCC 4.6.1 . Let me show you the code <em>fem>irst (<em>fem>or clarity I marked the di<em>fem><em>fem>erences):
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Does the C++ standard mandate poor per<em>fem>ormance <em>fem>or iostreams, or am I just dealing with a poor imple
Every time I mention slow per<em>fem>ormance o<em>fem> C++ standard library iostreams, I get met with a wave o<em>fem> disbelie<em>fem>. Yet I have pro<em>fem>iler results showing large amounts o<em>fem> time spent in iostream library code (<em>fem>ull compiler optimizations), and switching <em>fem>rom iostreams to OS-speci<em>fem>ic I/O APIs and custom bu<em>fem><em>fem>er...