Newest Programming Tips
Objective-C round double to nearest 50
Matthew Teece
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0 responses
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rounding, ios, objective-c
Objective-C round 100ms NSTimeInterval to nearest 100
Matthew Teece
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0 responses
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ios, rounding, objective-c, nstimeinterval
How to uninstall Python 2.x on Mac OS
Yesi D
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python, console, mac
Some useful bash aliases on OS X
Keith Gable
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alias, osx, bash
Creating Task Manager in ASP.NET MVC5
Viktoria Langer
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0 responses
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mvc, scheduler, calendar, task manager
javascript casting
Ron Apelbaum
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1 response
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javascript
Install debugger gem for ruby-2.0.0-p594
Max Prokopiev
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0 responses
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ruby, debugger
Installing older libv8 on Yosemite
Max Prokopiev
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0 responses
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ruby, osx, libv8, v8
Use your history!
Lajos Koszti
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2 responses
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shell, zsh, history, bash
Functional testing as authenticated user
Colin O'Dell
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0 responses
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fosuserbundle, symfony2
Stopping Travis CI email notifications on success
Gilad Peleg
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0 responses
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yml, ci, travis, email
Utilizing Iterations to Reduce Code - Jade
Zach Case
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0 responses
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expressjs, jade, html, nodejs
Introducing the 2014 Linux Training Scholarship Winners
Eudris Cabrera Rodriguez
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0 responses
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linux, training, linux foundation
Stop using JS for 100% height
Minh
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1 response
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css, js, design
Get template digest in Rails controllers
yanhaoyang
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0 responses
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rails, template digest
nginx configuration for Rails page caching
yanhaoyang
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0 responses
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rails, nginx, page caching
Which process is listening on a given port on OSX?
Viktor Nonov
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0 responses
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osx, networks, port listening
Launch screen saver from terminal
Thiago Pontes
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0 responses
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hack, terminal, protip, afk
Concat strings in GOLANG
Guillaume
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0 responses
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golang, go, string-concat
Comparing Two Objects: How Hard Can It Be?
Rodrigo Dumont
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0 responses
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.net, csharp
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