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Where are the Properties.Settings.Default stored?

I thought I knew this, but today I'm being proven wrong - again. 9 Answers 9 ...
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Remove all whitespace in a string

I want to eliminate all the whitespace from a string, on both ends, and in between words. 10 Answers ...
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Use of Finalize/Dispose method in C#

... The recommended IDisposable pattern is here. When programming a class that uses IDisposable, generally you should use two patterns: When implementing a sealed class that doesn't use unmanaged resources, you simply implement a Dispose method as with normal interface implementations:...
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What are good examples of genetic algorithms/genetic programming solutions? [closed]

Genetic algorithms (GA) and genetic programming (GP) are interesting areas of research. 34 Answers ...
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Is ServiceLocator an anti-pattern?

... If you define patterns as anti-patterns just because there are some situations where it does not fit, then YES it's an anti pattern. But with that reasoning all patterns would also be anti patterns. Instead we have to look if there are...
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What are these ^M's that keep showing up in my files in emacs?

So I think it may have to do with textmate, but we work in a small team and are having some issues with full-file conflicts of nearly identical files in git because each line of one branch has a ^M appended to it. ...
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Why can't C++ be parsed with a LR(1) parser?

I was reading about parsers and parser generators and found this statement in wikipedia's LR parsing -page: 6 Answers ...
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Should I return a Collection or a Stream?

Suppose I have a method that returns a read-only view into a member list: 9 Answers 9 ...
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Find index of last occurrence of a sub-string using T-SQL

Is there a straightforward way of finding the index of the last occurrence of a string using SQL? I am using SQL Server 2000 right now. I basically need the functionality that the .NET System.String.LastIndexOf method provides. A little googling revealed this - Function To Retrieve Last Index ...
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How to resize the iPhone/iPad Simulator?

..... stackoverflow.com/questions/5142132/… – Konstantin Salavatov Jun 8 '11 at 15:48 6 ...