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What is a .snk for?
What is a .snk file for? I know it stands for Strongly Named Key , but all explanations of what it is and how it works goes over my head.
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Eventual consistency in plain English
I often hear about eventual consistency in different speeches about NoSQL, data grids etc.
It seems that definition of eventual consistency varies in many sources (and maybe even depends on a concrete data storage).
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How to define an enumerated type (enum) in C?
I'm not sure what is the proper syntax for using C enums. I have the following code:
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Modelling an elevator using Object-Oriented Analysis and Design [closed]
There are a set of questions that seem to be commonly-used in interviews and classes when it comes to object-oriented design and analysis. This is one of them; unfortunately, my OOP professor in college never actually gave an answer to it, and so I've been wondering.
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Haskell: Where vs. Let
I am new to Haskell and I am very confused by Where vs. Let . They both seem to provide a similar purpose. I have read a few comparisons between Where vs. Let but I am having trouble discerning when to use each. Could someone please provide some context or perhaps a few examples that demonstr...
How can I get a java.io.InputStream from a java.lang.String?
I have a String that I want to use as an InputStream . In Java 1.0, you could use java.io.StringBufferInputStream , but that has been @Deprecrated (with good reason--you cannot specify the character set encoding):
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Android Spanned, SpannedString, Spannable, SpannableString and CharSequence
Android offers a variety of interfaces all related to text and strings:
Spanned , SpannedString , Spannable , SpannableString and CharSequence .
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What is the best way to force yourself to master vi? [closed]
A good while ago, I read an article by the creator of viemu , clearing up a lot of the misconceptions about vi, as well as explaining why it's a good idea (and why it's been very popular for the last 30 years+). The same guy also has a great set of graphical cheat sheets that teach the basics a f...
Recursive Lock (Mutex) vs Non-Recursive Lock (Mutex)
POSIX allows mutexes to be recursive. That means the same thread can lock the same mutex twice and won't deadlock. Of course it also needs to unlock it twice, otherwise no other thread can obtain the mutex. Not all systems supporting pthreads also support recursive mutexes, but if they want to be P...
Is JavaScript guaranteed to be single-threaded?
JavaScript is known to be single-threaded in all modern browser implementations, but is that specified in any standard or is it just by tradition? Is it totally safe to assume that JavaScript is always single-threaded?
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