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NetworkingVLESS Blocking on Russian Mobile (MTS): Why It Fails

Diagnose VLESS blocking on Russian mobile networks. Find why a VLESS tunnel works on Wi-Fi but fails on mobile, how carriers detect it, and practical fixes.

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OSFix TortoiseGit 2.18.0 Install on Windows 11 25H2: Explorer Crash Solution

TortoiseGit 2.18.0 fails on Windows 11 25H2? Explorer crashes during install. Fix with VC++ redist & 2.18.0.1. Step-by-step guide for Windows Home 25H2.

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DevOpsFix 3x-UI Panel Not Loading on Aeza Servers (Quick Guide)

Fix 3x-UI panel not loading on Aeza: use an SSH tunnel, check x-ui/xray services, open ports, rotate whitelisted SNI, reset configs, and restart services.

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ProgrammingC++11 Memory Model: Atomics, Orders & Threading

Explore the C++11 memory model, its impact on multithreading, std::atomic, memory_order (seq_cst, acquire/release, relaxed), happens-before, data races, and hardware mappings for safe concurrent C++ programming.

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DatabasesFind SQL Duplicates by Email & Name: GROUP BY Guide

Learn to find and remove SQL duplicates by multiple fields like email and name using GROUP BY, HAVING, window functions. Examples for detecting, retrieving full rows, and safe deletion in MySQL, PostgreSQL, SQL Server.

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WebHow to Make a Div Not Larger Than Its Contents

Learn CSS techniques to make a div fit its content width, like inline-block, display: table, or width: fit-content. Perfect for wrapping tables without expanding. Includes browser support and examples.

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ProgrammingHow to Get Last Element of Python List: alist[-1]

Discover the best way to get the last element of a Python list using negative indexing alist[-1]. Compare with alist[len(alist)-1], performance, best practices, and edge cases for efficient list handling.

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ProgrammingRecover Dropped Git Stash - Find and Restore Changes

Recover a dropped git stash: find its hash via git stash pop output, git fsck or reflog; inspect with git show/gitk, then apply or recreate the stash ref.

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ProgrammingGenerate Random Number in Range JavaScript Math.random()

Learn how to generate random numbers in a specified range in JavaScript using Math.random(). Get random integers inclusive or exclusive, floats, and secure options with code examples for dice rolls and more.

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WebCSS Vertical Align: Vertically Center Text (Quick)

Vertically center text inside a div with CSS. Use Flexbox, Grid, or line-height and table-cell fallbacks for reliable css vertical align across modern browsers.

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WebPrevent SQL Injection in PHP: Prepared Statements Guide

Prevent SQL injection in PHP: use prepared statements (PDO/MySQLi), validate and whitelist input, use least-privilege DB accounts, hash passwords, and test.

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DevOpsInstall a Specific Homebrew Formula Version (Postgres)

Install a specific Homebrew formula (e.g., postgresql@8.4.4) via versioned @-formulae or brew extract into a tap. Commands, linking, pinning and troubleshooting.

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ProgrammingHow to View Git Stash Contents Without Applying

Learn to view Git stash contents without applying using git stash list for inventory, git stash show for summaries, and git stash show -p for full diffs. Safe inspection of changes, untracked files, and advanced tips for Git workflows.

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WebCSS Grid & Flexbox: Div Fill Remaining Height After Header

Make a div fill remaining screen height after variable header using CSS Grid (auto 1fr) or Flexbox (flex:1). Ditch tables for modern layout. Nested % heights work, full examples & pitfalls explained.

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WebWhat does npm install --save do? - Save to dependencies

Learn what the npm install --save flag does: how it records packages in package.json dependencies, how npm 5+ changed behavior and when to use --save-dev.

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ProgrammingNode.js Command Line Arguments with process.argv - Examples

Pass and access Node.js command line arguments with process.argv. Examples for positional args, path resolution, validation, and when to use minimist or yargs.

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ProgrammingConvert Datetime Strings to Python Objects with Strptime

Learn how to convert datetime strings like 'Jun 1 2005 1:33PM' to Python datetime objects using strptime, pandas.to_datetime, and dateutil.parser. Handle lists, edge cases, AM/PM, and locales efficiently.

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ProgrammingC# Version History: Release Dates & Why No 3.5

Official C# version history with exact release dates from 1.0 to 12.0. Discover key features per version and why C# 3.5 never existed—shipped with .NET 3.5 but language stayed at 3.0. Complete timeline for developers.

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ProgrammingHow to Break YAML Multiline Strings Across Lines

Learn to break long YAML strings over multiple lines using literal (|) and folded (>) block scalars. Preserve quotes, control newlines with chomping, and avoid concatenation pitfalls for readable YAML configs.

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ProgrammingAsync/Await in forEach Loop: Issues & Fixes in JS

Learn why using async/await inside JavaScript forEach doesn't wait for promises, causing unhandled rejections and early completion. Fix with for...of, Promise.all, Promise.allSettled for sequential, parallel processing.

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