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<em>Mem>ongoose's find <em>mem>ethod with $or condition does not work properly

Recently I start using <em>Mem>ongoDB with <em>Mem>ongoose on Nodejs. 4 Answers 4 ...
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Nodejs send file in response

Expressjs fra<em>mem>ework has a sendfile() <em>mem>ethod. How can I do that without using a whole fra<em>mem>ework. I a<em>mem> using node-native-zip to create an archive and I want to send that to the user. ...
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returning a Void object

What is the correct way to return a Void type, when it isn't a pri<em>mem>itive? Eg. I currently use null as below. 5 Answers ...
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How to see full sy<em>mem>link path

When I'<em>mem> using ls -la sy<em>mem>linkNa<em>mem>e or stat sy<em>mem>linkNa<em>mem>e not all the path is displayed (e.g ../../../one/two/file.txt ) ...
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How do you list all triggers in a <em>Mem>ySQL database?

What is the co<em>mem><em>mem>and to list all triggers in a <em>Mem>ySQL database? 4 Answers 4 ...
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How to use SQL Order By state<em>mem>ent to sort results case insensitive?

I have a SQLite database that I a<em>mem> trying to sort by Alphabetical order. The proble<em>mem> is, SQLite doesn't see<em>mem> to consider A=a during sorting, thus I get results like this: ...
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Weird “[]” after Java <em>mem>ethod signature

I looked at so<em>mem>e Java code today, and I found so<em>mem>e weird syntax: 4 Answers 4 ...
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What is the difference between g<em>mem>ake and <em>mem>ake?

I a<em>mem> trying to understand the difference between 'g<em>mem>ake' and '<em>mem>ake'? 4 Answers 4 ...
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What is the <em>mem>axi<em>mem>u<em>mem> depth of the java call stack?

...nto the call stack before I get a StackOverflowError? Is the answer platfor<em>mem> dependent? 4 Answers ...
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Finding which process was killed by Linux OO<em>Mem> killer

When Linux runs out of <em>mem>e<em>mem>ory (OO<em>Mem>), the OO<em>Mem> killer chooses a process to kill based on so<em>mem>e heuristics (it's an interesting read: http://lwn.net/Articles/317814/ ). ...