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Best C/C++ Network Library?

• The Definitive C++ Book Guide and List
• The Definitive Guide to form based Website Authentication
• How to decide when to use NodeJS
• Which GUI toolkit for GoLang?
• Good tutorial for WinDbg

• Plain english explanation of Big-O
• How to pair socks from a pile effeciently
• Cycles in family tree software
• Avoiding != null statements in Java
• Using Git with Visual Studio
• Creating a memory leak with Java
• What exactly is RESTful programming?
• How do you parse and process XML/HTML with PHP?
• How do you copy and paste from the clipboard in JavaScript?
• When to use a LinkedList over Arraylist?
• Validate Email address in JavaScript?
• Divide a number by 3 without using operators

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One of the newer features we have in our toolbelt is the ability to lock questions in a sort of wiki state, where no new answers can be added, but existing answers can be improved. You'll see its usage most recently here:

I don't want to see it deleted (unless you really, really, really, want that), but I think this question is a good example for what we could do with old List of X questions that are otherwise lightning rods.