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JAAS is the Java Authentication and Authorization Service found in the JRE (1.4+).

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CSS pseudo-classes allow for more specific selection of elements within a document based upon an element's status, location in the DOM tree structure, user action, or other factors.

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Noise is random variation in a signal, for example errors in measurements of the position of a moving object.

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Sends the specified message to a window or windows. The SendMessage function calls the window procedure for the specified window and does not return until the window procedure has processed the message.

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Use this tag for questions related to physical disk drives. If your question is about the Google Drive API, use [google-drive-sdk]. For Google Apps Script's Drive Service (Class DriveApp) use [google-apps-script].

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A Buffer Object is an OpenGL object that allows users to store data on the GPU. Vertex Buffer Objects (VBOs) are buffer objects used to store vertex data for non-immediate-mode rendering.

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Feature detection is a process in computer vision that aims to find visual features within the image with particular desirable properties. Detected features can be points, image regions or continuous curves in the image. Interesting properties can include invariance to noise, perspective transformations, or properties interesting for specific usages (e.g. tracking).

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Questions regarding process stack memory. Generally, stack memory is sequentially allocated, scoped to successive function calls, and normally referenced by the CPU using a stack pointer register.

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The Allure Framework is a flexible, lightweight multi-language test report tool, with the possibility of adding to the report of additional information such as screenshots, logs and so on.

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Questions about the ELK stack, which gives you the ability to aggregate logs from all your systems and applications, analyze these logs and create visualization.

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Super simple WYSIWYG Editor using Bootstrap.

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