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What is the difference between char s[] and char *s?
In C, one can use a string literal in a declaration like this:
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How does the Amazon Recommendation feature work?
What technology goes in behind the screens of Amazon recommendation technology? I believe that Amazon recommendation is currently the best in the market, but how do they provide us with such relevant recommendations?
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Can you configure log4net in code instead of using a config file?
I understand why log4net uses app.config files for setting up logging - so you can easily change how information is logged without needing to recompile your code. But in my case I do not want to pack a app.config file with my executable. And I have no desire to modify my logging setup.
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Concurrent HashSet in .NET Framework?
I have the following class.
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MySQL vs MongoDB 1000 reads
I have been very excited about MongoDb and have been testing it lately. I had a table called posts in MySQL with about 20 million records indexed only on a field called 'id'.
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What's the difference between text/xml vs application/xml for webservice response
This is more of a general question about the difference between text/xml and application/xml .
I am fairly new to writing webservices (REST - Jersey). I have been producing application/xml since it is what shows up in most tutorials / code examples that I have been using to learn, but I recentl...
TCP 的那些事儿（上） - 更多技术 - 清泛网 - 专注C/C++及内核技术
...。关于TCP这个协议的细节，我还是推荐你去看W.Richard Stevens的《TCP/IP 详解 卷1：协议》（当然，你也可以去读一下RFC793以及后面N多的RFC）。另外，本文我会使用英文术语，这样方便你通过这些英文关键词来查找相关的技术文档。...
List of all index & index columns in SQL Server DB
How do I get a list of all index & index columns in SQL Server 2005+? The closest I could get is:
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How does SIGINT relate to the other termination signals such as SIGTERM, SIGQUIT and SIGKILL?
On POSIX systems, termination signals usually have the following order (according to many MAN pages and the POSIX Spec):
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What is the http-header “X-XSS-Protection”?
So I've been toying around with HTTP for fun in telnet now (i.e. just typing in telnet google.com 80 and putting in random GETs and POSTs with different headers and the like) but I've come across something that google.com transmits in it's headers that I don't know.
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