Month: March 2024
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UBUNTU disk size increase
Read more: UBUNTU disk size increaseTo increase disk size, first we need to see disk status; If it’s a VM, make sure VM has allocated enough space before performing next…
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nameof expression (C# reference)
Read more: nameof expression (C# reference)A nameof expression produces the name of a variable, type, or member as the string constant. A nameof expression is evaluated at compile time and has no effect at…
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Default value for a boolean parameter in JavaScript function
Read more: Default value for a boolean parameter in JavaScript functionSee following example; You could skip the ternary, and evaluate the “not not x”, e.g. !!x. If x is undefine, !x is true, so !!x becomes…
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How Much to Spend on an SSL Certificate
Read more: How Much to Spend on an SSL CertificateTo choose the best one, consider what information your visitors will share. For example, if you manage a website that requires customers to give personal…
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