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Guava: Why is there no Lists.filter() function?

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Stretch background image css?

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How do I set up a basic Ruby project?

I want to create a small Ruby project with 10 ~ 20 classes/files. I need some gems and I want to use RSpec as test framework. ...
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Best practices for using Markers in SLF4J/Logback

We are using SLF4J+Logback combination at our project for a while now and are quite happy with it, but our logging strategy is fairly simple, using straightforward class based loggers and no fancy stuff like MDC or Markers. ...
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How can I plot with 2 different y-axes?

I would like superimpose two scatter plots in R so that each set of points has its own (different) y-axis (i.e., in positions 2 and 4 on the figure) but the points appear superimposed on the same figure. ...
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Routing with Multiple Parameters using ASP.NET MVC

Our company is developing an API for our products and we are thinking about using ASP.NET MVC. While designing our API, we decided to use calls like the one below for the user to request information from the API in XML format: ...
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What does !important mean in CSS?

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Webrick as production server vs. Thin or Unicorn?

It seems like it's taken for granted that you must not use Webrick as production server, but I can't really find anywhere mentioning why. The consensus seems to be: "Webrick is ok for development, but Thin or Unicorn is the choice for production, period." ...
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Vim: How to insert in visual block mode?

How can you insert when you are in visual block mode (by pressing ctrl-V) in Vim? 4 Answers ...
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What does “static” mean in C?

I've seen the word static used in different places in C code; is this like a static function/class in C# (where the implementation is shared across objects)? ...