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Monkey Patching, or sometimes known as Duck Punching.

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Currying got it’s name from Haskell Curry, originally discovered by Moses Schönfinkel. The programming language Haskell named after Haskell Curry is a purely functional language. So the concept of Currying has it’s roots in functional programming. It seems that the concepts of Currying and Partial Function Application are often used interchangeably, although they are different. Lets try and shed some light on the confusion.

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Extending: The JavaScript Function.prototype.call and Function.prototype.apply methods allow us to extend an object with additional functionality…

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There are a couple of ways I’m aware of you can support multiple web sites with a single SSL certificate using the same port…

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I recently wrote a post for the company I currently work for around the joys of doing TDD. What is your current approach to testing? How can you spend the little time you have on the most important areas? I thought I’d share some thoughts around where I see the optimal areas to invest your test effort.

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An area I’ve noticed where engineers often forget to think about synchronization is when firing events. It seems to be a common misconception, that all that is needed to keep synchronisation, is to check the delegate (technically a MulticastDelegate, or in architectural terms the publisher of the publish-subscribe pattern (more commonly known as the observer pattern)) for null.

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Recently I had the opportunity for work, to carry out some research on what’s in the market in regards to bare-metal hypervisors. The following is the result of an in depth research and deployment project of the following bare-metal hyper-visors. This will enable us to trial the hypervisors out for performance, ease of setup, ease of administration, and ease of use.

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In this article I’ll go over getting Kali Linux installed and set-up. I’ll go over a few of the packages in a low level of detail (due to the share number of them) that come out of the box. On top of that I’ll also go over a few programmes I like to install separately. In a subsequent article I’d like to continue with additional programmes that come with Kali Linux as there are just to many to cover in one go.

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Funnily enough, most of these are not used in the language. They cannot be used to name variables or parameters. In saying that, I did some testing below and that statement’s not entirely accurate.

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Detailing the setup/configuration of Centerim, Irssi, Alpine on the Linux shell session manager Screen.