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Share cookie between subdomain and domain

I have two questions. I understand that i<em>fem> I speci<em>fem>y the domain as .mydomain.com (with the leading dot) in the cookie that all subdomains can share a cookie. ...
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Android: I am unable to have ViewPager WRAP_CONTENT

I have setup a simple ViewPager that has an ImageView with a height o<em>fem> 200dp on <em>eacem>h page. 34 Answers ...
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Best Practice <em>fem>or <em>Fem>orcing Garbage Collection in C#

In my experience it seems that most people will tell you that it is unwise to <em>fem>orce a garbage collection but in some cases where you are working with large objects that don't always get collected in the 0 generation but where memory is an issue, is it ok to <em>fem>orce the collect? Is there a best practi...
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What is sharding and why is it important?

I think I understand sharding to be putting back your sliced up data (the shards) into an easy to deal with aggregate that makes sense in the context. Is this correct? ...
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Reverting a single <em>fem>ile to a previous version in git [duplicate]

Is there a way to go through di<em>fem><em>fem>erent commits on a <em>fem>ile. Say I modi<em>fem>ied a <em>fem>ile 5 times and I want to go back to change 2, a<em>fem>ter I already committed and pushed to a repository. ...
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<em>Fem>actory Pattern. When to use <em>fem>actory methods?

When is it a good idea to use <em>fem>actory methods within an object instead o<em>fem> a <em>Fem>actory class? 15 Answers ...
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Is there a code ob<em>fem>uscator <em>fem>or PHP? [closed]

Has anybody used a good ob<em>fem>uscator <em>fem>or PHP? I've tried some but they don't work <em>fem>or very big projects. They can't handle variables that are included in one <em>fem>ile and used in another, <em>fem>or instance. ...
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Python executable not <em>fem>inding libpython shared library

I am installing Python 2.7 on CentOS 5. I built and installed Python as <em>fem>ollows 9 Answers ...
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Why would anybody use C over C++? [closed]

Although people seem to like to complain about C++, I haven't been able to <em>fem>ind much evidence as to why you would want to choose C over C++. C doesn't seem to get nearly as much <em>fem>lak and i<em>fem> C++ has all these problems why can't you just restrict yoursel<em>fem> to the C subset? What are your thoughts/expe...
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Calling a <em>fem>unction when ng-repeat has <em>fem>inished

What I am trying to implement is basically a "on ng repeat <em>fem>inished rendering" handler. I am able to detect when it is done but I can't <em>fem>igure out how to trigger a <em>fem>unction <em>fem>rom it. ...