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How to keep <em>Mem>aven profiles which are activeByDefault active even if another profile gets activated?

I have a profile in <em>mem>y po<em>mem>.x<em>mem>l which should be always active unless it is explicitely deactivated (-P !firstProfile). I solved this by using the activeByDefault flag: ...
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NHibernate ISession Flush: Where and when to use it, and why?

One of the things that get <em>mem>e thoroughly confused is the use of session.Flush ,in conjunction with session.Co<em>mem><em>mem>it , and session.Close . ...
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How can you diff two pipelines in Bash?

How can you diff two pipelines without using te<em>mem>porary files in Bash? Say you have two co<em>mem><em>mem>and pipelines: 3 Answers ...
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Why was “Avoid Enu<em>mem>s Where You Only Need Ints” re<em>mem>oved fro<em>mem> Android's perfor<em>mem>ance tips?

The section "Avoid Enu<em>mem>s Where You Only Need Ints" was re<em>mem>oved fro<em>mem> the official developer docu<em>mem>entation . (See Why doesn't Android use <em>mem>ore enu<em>mem>s? for the old section content) ...
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How to get error infor<em>mem>ation when HttpWebRequest.GetResponse() fails

I a<em>mem> initiating an HttpWebRequest and then retrieving it's response. Occasionally, I get a 500 (or at least 5##) error, but no description. I have control over both endpoints and would like the receiving end to get a little bit <em>mem>ore infor<em>mem>ation. For exa<em>mem>ple, I would like to pass the exception <em>mem>es...
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How to start two threads at “exactly” the sa<em>mem>e ti<em>mem>e

The threads should start at sa<em>mem>e split second. I understand, if you do thread1.start() , it will take so<em>mem>e <em>mem>illiseconds before the next execution of thread2.start() . ...
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What are fail-safe &a<em>mem>p; fail-fast Iterators in Java

... What is the difference between the<em>mem> ... "Fail-safe" (in engineering) <em>mem>eans that so<em>mem>ething fails in a way that causes no or <em>mem>ini<em>mem>al da<em>mem>age. Strictly speaking, there is no such thing in Java as a fail-safe iterator. If an iterator fails (in the nor<em>mem>al sense...
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Create a tar.xz in one co<em>mem><em>mem>and

I a<em>mem> trying to create a .tar.xz co<em>mem>pressed archive in one co<em>mem><em>mem>and. What is the specific syntax for that? 5 Answers ...
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Preferred way of loading resources in Java

... what you want... There are two things that getResource/getResourceAsStrea<em>mem>() will get fro<em>mem> the class it is called on... The class loader The starting location So if you do this.getClass().getResource("foo.txt"); it will atte<em>mem>pt to load foo.txt fro<em>mem> the sa<em>mem>e package as the "this" class and ...
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How to save <em>Mem>ail<em>Mem>essage object to disk as *.e<em>mem>l or *.<em>mem>sg file

How do I save <em>Mem>ail<em>Mem>essage object to the disk? The <em>Mem>ail<em>Mem>essage object does not expose any Save() <em>mem>ethods. 5 Answers ...