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In the bin packing problem, objects of different volumes must be packed into a finite number of bins or containers each of volume V in a way that minimizes the number of bins used. In computational complexity theory, it is a combinatorial NP-hard problem.

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ORM module of Kohana HMVC PHP5 Framework

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An ASP.Net UI component provided by the vendor Telerik. It provides extensions to dropdown list type functionality.

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A Visual Studio project type which compiles all codebehind into a single assembly. Created through the File->New Project or Project->Add Project commands. This is the original project type for web applications, introduced along with .NET 1.0 and Visual Studio.NET in 2002. Not to be confused with a web site project, created by File->New Web Site or Project->Add Web Site commands.

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A C++ Math library which offers basic mathematical functions of trigonometry, exponentiation, rounding etc.

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Static content generally refers to additional files or media that is delivered to browsers but not generated through the web application. Examples include images, script files, and stylesheets.

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The comma operator is an operator that evaluates its left-hand side, discards the result, then evaluates to the right-hand side. This is used in multiple languages, including C, C++ and JavaScript.

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MacOS command line tool which executes OSA scripts (AppleScript, JavaScript, etc.)

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The convention-based Auto Mapping feature of Fluent NHibernate. Not to be confused with AutoMapper, the convention-based object-to-object mapper.

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Use for questions related to server errors. Questions should quote the exact wording of the error thrown, type and ownership(self owned or third party) of the server in question.

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Tomahawk is a JSF component library. It is a subproject of Apache MyFaces. Tomahawk provides a set of components which adds just that little extra which is by many developers seen as missing in JSF standard components, like radio buttons which can be positioned everywhere, the colspan in tables, the bean state saving in view, selectitems which accepts a list of non-SelectItem objects, etc. Some of them are been taken over in JSF 2.0.

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