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Git clone without .git directory

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$(this).val() not working to get text from span using jquery

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How to stop Eclipse formatter from placing all enums on one line

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Are GUID collisions possible?

... SQL Server's implementation for their NEWID() function appears to use a 128-bit random number, so you're not going to get a collision. For a 1% chance of collision, you'd need to generate about 2,600,000,000,000,000,000 GUIDs. ...
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SQL Server equivalent to MySQL enum data type?

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What is a “memory stomp”?

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Understanding the ngRepeat 'track by' expression

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Combine two data frames by rows (rbind) when they have different sets of columns

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IE8 and JQuery's trim()

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PHP: How to remove all non printable characters in a string?

..., $string); It matches anything in range 0-31, 127-255 and removes it. 8 bit extended ASCII? You fell into a Hot Tub Time Machine, and you're back in the eighties. If you've got some form of 8 bit ASCII, then you might want to keep the chars in range 128-255. An easy adjustment - just look for...