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Are nested span tags OK in XHTML?

... 143 Yes it will. You can help yourself by using the w3's validator direct input option: <!DOCTY...
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Array.Add vs +=

...them in as few operations as possible, ex: $arr = 1..3 #Array $arr += (4..5) #Combine with another array in a single write-operation $arr.Count 5 If that's not possible, consider using a more efficient collection like List or ArrayList (see the other answer). ...
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How do I browse an old revision of a Subversion repository through the web view?

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What is causing this ActiveRecord::ReadOnlyRecord error?

...d (hack) Use :include => :card instead of :join => :card Rails 2.3.4 and above Most of the above no longer holds true, after September 10 2012: using Record.find_by_sql is a viable option :readonly => true is automatically inferred only if :joins was specified without an explicit :sele...
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Saving grid.arrange() plot to file

... 147 grid.arrange draws directly on a device. arrangeGrob, on the other hand, doesn't draw anything ...
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What's the difference between @Secured and @PreAuthorize in spring security 3?

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Nginx not picking up site in sites-enabled?

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How to redirect single url in nginx?

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How to empty/destroy a session in rails?

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Why does `a == b or c or d` always evaluate to True?

...e == "Kevin" or name == "Jon" or name == "Inbar"', setup="name='Inbar'") 0.4247764749999945 >>> timeit.timeit('name in {"Kevin", "Jon", "Inbar"}', setup="name='Inbar'") 0.18493307199999265 For those who may want proof that if a == b or c or d or e: ... is indeed parsed like this. The buil...