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How to make all Objects in AWS S3 bucket public by default?

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How to empty a redis database?

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Changes in import statement python3

...uess is that idea behind it is 'Explicit is better than implicit.' from PEP20 - The Zen of Python. Dot before module makes relative/nonrelative linking explicit thus resolving possible name collisions. Although 'Readability counts.' suffers slightly. – Pafnucy ...
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Prevent wrapping of span or div

... 20 It works with just this: .slideContainer { white-space: nowrap; } .slide { display: i...
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Loop through each row of a range in Excel

... i like this way best! – athos Mar 20 '17 at 2:20 2 Two main advantages to favour it: 1) the arr...
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{version} wildcard in MVC4 Bundle

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Why are Docker container images so large?

I made a simple image through Dockerfile from Fedora (initially 320 MB). 8 Answers 8 ...
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Instance variable: self vs @

... example will help: class CrazyAccessors def bar=(val) @bar = val - 20 # sets @bar to (input - 20) end def bar @bar end def baz=(value) self.bar = value # goes through `bar=` method, so @bar = (50 - 20) end def quux=(value) @bar = value # sets @bar directly to 50...
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How can I check if an argument is defined when starting/calling a batch file?

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Unknown file type MIME?

... You can use application/octet-stream for unknown types. RFC 2046 states in section 4.5.1: The "octet-stream" subtype is used to indicate that a body contains arbitrary binary data. share | ...