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What's the need of array with zero ele<em>mem>ents?

... This is a way to have variable sizes of data, without having to call <em>mem>alloc (k<em>mem>alloc in this case) twice. You would use it like this: struct bts_action *var = k<em>mem>alloc(sizeof(*var) + extra, GFP_KERNEL); This used to be not standard and was considered a hack (as Aniket said), but it was stand...
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RRSet of type CNA<em>Mem>E with DNS na<em>mem>e foo.co<em>mem>. is not per<em>mem>itted at apex in zone bar.co<em>mem>

I own foo.co<em>mem> and bar.co<em>mem> . I a<em>mem> <em>mem>anaging both in Route53. foo.co<em>mem> hosts <em>mem>y site, and I'd like to direct traffic fro<em>mem> bar.co<em>mem> to foo.co<em>mem> . I tried to set up a CNA<em>Mem>E record for bar.co<em>mem> pointing to foo.co<em>mem> , but I got the error <em>mem>essage: ...
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How to structure a express.js application?

Is there a co<em>mem><em>mem>on convention for breaking up and <em>mem>odularizing the app.js file in an Express.js application? Or is it co<em>mem><em>mem>on to keep everything in a single file? ...
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START_STICKY and START_NOT_STICKY

...hat is the difference between START_STICKY and START_NOT_STICKY while i<em>mem>ple<em>mem>enting services in android? Could anyone point out to so<em>mem>e standard exa<em>mem>ples.. ? ...
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What is the exact <em>mem>eaning of Git Bash?

...Git Bash for the last two days. I know now the basic operations such as co<em>mem><em>mem>it , push , pull , fetch , and <em>mem>erge . But I still don't know what Git Bash itself actually is! ...
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When is <em>mem>e<em>mem>oization auto<em>mem>atic in GHC Haskell?

I can't figure out why <em>mem>1 is apparently <em>mem>e<em>mem>oized while <em>mem>2 is not in the following: 4 Answers ...
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Can a for loop incre<em>mem>ent/decre<em>mem>ent by <em>mem>ore than one?

Are there other ways to incre<em>mem>ent a for loop in Javascript besides i++ and ++i ? For exa<em>mem>ple, I want to incre<em>mem>ent by 3 instead of one. ...
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How to reliably open a file in the sa<em>mem>e directory as a Python script

I used to open files that were in the sa<em>mem>e directory as the currently running Python script by si<em>mem>ply using a co<em>mem><em>mem>and like ...
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Why does direction of index <em>mem>atter in <em>Mem>ongoDB?

... <em>Mem>ongoDB concatenates the co<em>mem>pound key in so<em>mem>e way and uses it as the key in a BTree. When finding single ite<em>mem>s - The order of the nodes in the tree is irrelevant. If you are returning a range of nodes - The ele<em>mem>ents close ...
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Views vs Co<em>mem>ponents in E<em>mem>ber.js

I a<em>mem> learning e<em>mem>ber.js, and I a<em>mem> trying to understand the difference between a view and a co<em>mem>ponent. I see both as a way of <em>mem>aking reusable co<em>mem>ponents. ...