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The viewport units `vh`, `vw`, `vmin` and `vmax` are units of measurement relative to the browser viewport size, introduced in CSS3.

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Optional SOAP element that represents a header that contains application-specific information (like authentication, payment, etc) about the SOAP message.

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Purely Functional is a term in computer science used to describe algorithms, data structures, or programming languages that do not allow modification of data at run-time.

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Describes an animation that provides keyframe interpolation of a layer property in Apple's Core Animation framework.

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PRNG - Pseudorandom number generator, A pseudorandom number generator (PRNG), also known as a deterministic random bit generator (DRBG),[1] is an algorithm for generating a sequence of numbers that approximates the properties of random numbers.

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TweetSharp is a Twitter API library for adding Twitter to web and mobile applications.

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A web service client is a consumer of a defined web service, based on its contract (the service API) and constraints (i.e. security).

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x87 is the legacy 80bit floating point subset of the x86 instruction set. It's obsoleted by SSE/SSE2 for float/double, but is still useful for 80bit extended precision. The 32bit x86 ABI also returns FP results in an x87 register. See the tag wiki for a tutorial link.

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CATransform3D is a Objective-C/C struct defined by the Core Animation framework. It represents a homogeneous three-dimensional transform. (i.e. 3D transformation matrix)

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Relocation is the adaptation of a piece of code assembled on a certain address in memory to another address It is a typical task of dynamic linkers and program loaders, and thus last step in a standard development toolchain.

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Beyond Compare is a tool used to compare files and directories.

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