I understand that the app bundle is signed by Apple so that it cannot be modified, what I am wondering is if iOS actually reads in the entire bundle and recomputes the signature of the bundle or they
I\'m trying to modify existing perl script to support geocoding. Found this module for it: http://metacpan.org/pod/Geo::Coder::Google
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My function checks the URL for a hash, returns it\'s value, uses that value to find an image (by ID) and apply a class name to it. My console\'s not showing any errors, but I\'m not seeing the expecte
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Recently, I was curious how hash algorithms for floating points worked, so I looked at the source code for boost::hash_value.It turns out to be fairly complicated.The actual implementation loops over
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so i have an array (say @array) with sorted values between 0 and 1, and also and a hash (say %hash) whose keys are sorted and are numbers between 0 and 1. the values for each key in the hash is0. Now,
I\'m building a site where security is somewhat important (then again, when is it not important?) and I was looking for the best way to store my passwords. I know that MD5 has issues with collisions a
I\'m playing around with nested hashes and I\'m trying to figure out how to fetch multiple keys when my hash is a nested one: