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What are the differences between git remote prune, git prune, git fetch --prune, etc

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How to know the size of the string in bytes?

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Why does Python print unicode characters when the default encoding is ASCII?

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include external .js file in node.js app

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MVC3 DropDownListFor - a simple example?

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Update multiple rows in same query using PostgreSQL

... +50 You can also use update ... from syntax and use a mapping table. If you want to update more than one column, it's much more generaliza...
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Will Dispose() be called in a using statement with a null object?

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Running two projects at once in Visual Studio

I created a solution in Visual C# 2010 Express that contains two projects: one is the client, the other is the server. I would like to debug both at the same time, but I can only seem to run one of the projects during debugging. ...
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Build a Basic Python Iterator

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Accessing last x characters of a string in Bash

I found out that with ${string:0:3} one can access the first 3 characters of a string. Is there a equivalently easy method to access the last three characters? ...