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Right mime type for SVG images with fonts embedded
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What is the correct way to get a subarray in Scala?
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Unix shell script to truncate a large file
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As @AaronToponce poined out, "$ > file" is indeed not ...
Force git stash to overwrite added files
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Use git checkout instead of git stash apply:
$ git checkout stash -- .
$ git commit
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Undo a git stash
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How to Reverse Fragment Animations on BackStack?
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How to get the parents of a merge commit in git?
...es of its parents:
$ git log -1 395f65d
commit 395f65d438b13fb1fded88a330dc06c3b0951046
Merge: 9901923 d28790d
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git outputs parents according to their number: the first (leftmost) hash is for the first parent, and so on.
If all you want is just the hashes, the two equivalent choices are:
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Some font-size's rendered larger on Safari (iPhone)
...o your body, just for the iPhone:
@media screen and (max-device-width: 480px){
body{
-webkit-text-size-adjust: none;
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How to generate string of a certain length to insert into a file to meet a file size criteria?
...will automatically generate the files. I know the size of each file, ex. 100KB, and how many files to generate. What I need help with is how to generate a string less than or equal to the required file size.
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What is NSZombie?
... when you set NSZombieEnabled then whenever an object reaches retain count 0, rather than being deallocated it morphs itself into an NSZombie instance. Whenever such a zombie receives a message, it logs a warning rather than crashing or behaving in an unpredictable way. As such, you can debug subtle...