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Showing a different background colour in Vi<em>mem> past 80 characters

I have seen Vi<em>mem> 80 colu<em>mem>n layout concerns , but the answer there highlights only actual content that goes over the 80 character <em>mem>ark. I want to have a 100+ colu<em>mem>n Vi<em>mem> window open with the left<em>mem>ost 80 colu<em>mem>ns using the nor<em>mem>al background and anything past that using a slightly different background. T...
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What 'sensitive infor<em>mem>ation' could be disclosed when setting JsonRequestBehavior to AllowGet

I've been getting the sa<em>mem>e old error every ti<em>mem>e I test a new URL fro<em>mem> <em>mem>y browser's address bar when I'<em>mem> returning Json (using the built-in <em>Mem>VC JsonResult helper ): ...
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Pass a data.fra<em>mem>e colu<em>mem>n na<em>mem>e to a function

I'<em>mem> trying to write a function to accept a data.fra<em>mem>e ( x ) and a colu<em>mem>n fro<em>mem> it. The function perfor<em>mem>s so<em>mem>e calculations on x and later returns another data.fra<em>mem>e. I'<em>mem> stuck on the best-practices <em>mem>ethod to pass the colu<em>mem>n na<em>mem>e to the function. ...
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Why does Python code run faster in a function?

This piece of code in Python runs in (Note: The ti<em>mem>ing is done with the ti<em>mem>e function in BASH in Linux.) 3 Answers ...
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How to use custo<em>mem> packages

I'<em>mem> trying to create and use a custo<em>mem> package in Go. It's probably so<em>mem>ething very obvious but I cannot find <em>mem>uch infor<em>mem>ation about this. Basically, I have these two files in the sa<em>mem>e folder: ...
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ab load testing

Can so<em>mem>eone please walk <em>mem>e through the process of how I can load test <em>mem>y website using apache bench tool ( ab )? 5 Answer...
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AngularJS best practices for <em>mem>odule declaration?

I have a bunch of Angular <em>mem>odules declared in <em>mem>y app. I originally started declaring the<em>mem> using the "chained" syntax like this: ...
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Double not (!!) operator in PHP

...egardless of the operand. Then the left ! will negate that boolean. This <em>mem>eans that for any true value (nu<em>mem>bers other than zero, non-e<em>mem>pty strings and arrays, etc.) you will get the boolean value TRUE, and for any false value (0, 0.0, NULL, e<em>mem>pty strings or e<em>mem>pty arrays) you will get the boolean v...
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How can I keep <em>mem>y fork in sync without adding a separate re<em>mem>ote?

Let's assu<em>mem>e there is a repository so<em>mem>eone/foobar on GitHub, which I forked to <em>mem>e/foobar . 6 Answers ...
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What is the <em>mem>eaning of “non te<em>mem>poral” <em>mem>e<em>mem>ory accesses in x86

This is a so<em>mem>ewhat low-level question. In x86 asse<em>mem>bly there are two SSE instructions: 3 Answers ...