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How do I install the OpenSSL libraries on Ubuntu?

I'm trying to build some code on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS that uses OpenSSL 1.0.0. When I run make, it invokes g++ with the "-lssl" option. The source includes: ...
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How to log something in Rails in an independent log file?

In rails I want to log some information in a different log file and not the standard development.log or production.log. I want to do this logging from a model class. ...
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What is the difference between gmake and make?

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How to check if a string is a valid JSON string in JavaScript without using Try/Catch

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Visual Studio 2012 - Intellisense sometimes disappearing / broken

...and I are using VS2012 for some weeks now. Sometimes after working several hours the intellisense is broken. After closing all open tabs it works again. ...
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Test if a class has an attribute?

I'm trying to do a little Test-First development, and I'm trying to verify that my classes are marked with an attribute: 4 ...
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Does disposing streamreader close the stream?

I am sending a stream to methods to write on, and in those methods I am using a binary reader/wrtier. When the reader/writer gets disposed, either by using or just when it is not referenced, is the stream closed as well?? ...
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Does Ruby have a string.startswith(“abc”) built in method?

Does Ruby have a some_string.starts_with("abc") method that's built in? 4 Answers 4 ...
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Programmatically set height on LayoutParams as density-independent pixels

Is there any way to set the height/width of a LayoutParams as density-independent pixels (dp)? It looks like the height/width, when set programmatically, are in pixels and not dp. ...
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Most efficient T-SQL way to pad a varchar on the left to a certain length?

... This is simply an inefficient use of SQL, no matter how you do it. perhaps something like right('XXXXXXXXXXXX'+ rtrim(@str), @n) where X is your padding character and @n is the number of characters in the resulting strin...