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Require returns an empty object

I have a folder, that has index.js and a couple of models (classes) index.js 1 Answer ...
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Using ping in c#

When I Ping a remote system with windows it says there is no reply, but when I ping with c# it says success. Windows is correct, the device is not connected. Why is my code able to successfully ping when Windows is not? ...
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Asynchronous shell commands

I'm trying to use a shell script to start a command. I don't care if/when/how/why it finishes. I want the process to start and run, but I want to be able to get back to my shell immediately... ...
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Add data annotations to a class generated by entity framework

I have the following class generated by entity framework: 6 Answers 6 ...
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How to create the branch from specific commit in different branch

I have made several commits in the master branch and then merged them to dev branch. 5 Answers ...
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Increase distance between text and title on the y-axis

The y-axis title appears too close to the axis text. 2 Answers 2 ...
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What does the regular expression /_/g mean?

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What is std::string::c_str() lifetime?

In one of my programs, I have to interface with some legacy code that works with const char* . 7 Answers ...
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MetadataException: Unable to load the specified metadata resource

All of a sudden I keep getting a MetadataException on instantiating my generated ObjectContext class. The connection string in App.Config looks correct - hasn't changed since last it worked - and I've tried regenerating a new model (edmx-file) from the underlying database with no change. ...
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Does the Go language have function/method overloading?

I'm porting a C library to Go. A C function (with varargs) is defined like this: 3 Answers ...