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iPad browser WIDTH & HEIGHT standard

... for the BODY when viewing any web page on the iPad? I want to avoid the scrollbars as much as possible. 3 Answers ...
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How to make jQuery to not round value returned by .width()?

I've searched around and couldn't find this. I'm trying to get the width of a div, but if it has a decimal point it rounds the number. ...
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DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE not printing

When executing the following code, it just says the procedure is completed and doesn't print the infomation i want it to (firstName, lastName) and then the other values from the select query in a table below. ...
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How to translate between Windows and IANA time zones?

As described in the timezone tag wiki , there are two different styles of time zones. 2 Answers ...
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git: How to diff changed files versus previous versions after a pull?

When I run "git pull" I often want to know what changed between the last version of a file and the new one. Say I want to know what someone else committed to a particular file. ...
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Enabling error display in PHP via htaccess only

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What's the 'Ruby way' to iterate over two arrays at once

More of a syntax curiosity than a problem to solve... 7 Answers 7 ...
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When do I use a dot, arrow, or double colon to refer to members of a class in C++?

Coming from other C-derived languages (like Java or C#) to C++, it is at first very confusing that C++ has three ways to refer to members of a class: a::b , a.b , and a->b . When do I use which one of these operators? ...
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Mercurial: Can I rename a branch?

We now have a "stiging" branch, where "staging" seems to be a far better semantic fit. What's a good strategy for handling this? ...
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how to specify local modules as npm package dependencies

I have an application which has the usual set of dependencies on third party modules (e.g. 'express') specified in the package.json file under dependencies. E.g. ...