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Using threading in Cold Fusion
Dave White
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coldfusion, cfml, cold fusion
Dynamic Entities for EclipseLink
Martin Röbert
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eclipselink, reflections, java
How to debug rails in IntelliJ on ubuntu
Jeroen Rosenberg
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rails, intellij, ubuntu
Run a class in jar file
karthic
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java, jar
Fabric for configuration changing
Vadim Lopatyuk
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python, script, django, fabric
Dealing with Xrdp's horrible init script
Zarek Jenkinson
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xrdp, init script, linux
Rough outline of an irssi znc auto-opt plugin
Tom, Bom
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perl, irc, irssi
The tricks behind pow!
Tom, Bom
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osx, bling
Parsing CSV files in PHP (the fast way)
Antonin Januska
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php, csv, oop
Chef in bash
Tom, Bom
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0 responses
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bash, chef
Dead easy iOS 5 Core Image filters
James Womack
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0 responses
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ipad, iphone, core image, instagram
Secret one-liner for detecting GameCenter Support
James Womack
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0 responses
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ipad, iphone, objective-c, ios
Use non-native fonts in your iOS app
James Womack
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1 response
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ipad, iphone, objective-c, ios
warning: iPhone/iPod Touch: application executable is missing a required architecture
James Womack
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0 responses
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xcode, ipad, iphone, ipod touch
Routes in Modules
Alex Gibson
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ruby, rails
Leverage the skill of your team
Nayan Hajratwala
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cucumber
Node + Express + CoffeeScript static server
Milos Dakic
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0 responses
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coffeescript, node, express
Becareful of Rescues
Matthew Bergman
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ruby, rails
Available Ubuntu package updates
Tom, Bom
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0 responses
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ubuntu
Limit ssh access by IP address
Cameron Oltmann
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linux, ssh
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