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SSH Private Key Permissions using Git GUI or ssh-keygen are too open
Recently I've been unable to clone or push to github, and I'm trying to find the root cause.
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Which one will execute faster, if (flag==0) or if (0==flag)?
Interview question: Which one will execute faster, if (flag==0) or if (0==flag) ? Why?
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What's the difference between session.persist() and session.save() in Hibernate?
Can anyone tell me what's the advantage of persist() vs save() in Hibernate?
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How does the vim “write with sudo” trick work?
Many of you have probably seen the command that allows you to write on a file that needs root permission, even when you forgot to open vim with sudo:
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Closing Hg Branches
When using hg branch FeatureBranchName and publishing it to a central repo that is shared amongst developers, is there a way to eventually close the FeatureBranchName when its development has officially been merged with the default branch?
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Uninstalling Android ADT
This seems like a trivial task, but I can't find an option to cleanly de-install the ADT from my Eclipse installation.
Of course, I could just delete the folder of the SDK, but this just throws errors when starting up Eclipse the next time. The reason I'm asking is because my old ADT keeps throwing ...
Why is i++ not atomic?
Why is i++ not atomic in Java?
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Convert JsonNode into POJO
This may seem a little unusual, but I am looking for an efficient way to transform/map a JsonNode into a POJO .
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Ruby: extend self
In Ruby, I understand the basic idea of extend . However, what's happening in this segment of code? Specifically, what does extend do? Is it just a convenient way of making the instance methods into class methods? Why would you do it this way rather than specifying class methods from the beginnin...
Is there a “not in” operator in JavaScript for checking object properties?
Is there any sort of "not in" operator in JavaScript to check if a property does not exist in an object? I couldn’t find anything about this around Google or Stack Overflow. Here’s a small snippet of code I’m working on where I need this kind of functionality:
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