Multiple-instances are two or more programs which share the same code and run at the same time
Questions tagged [multiple-instances]
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Android: two instances of Text-to-Speech work very slowly
I need to implement feature in my Andorind app which allows to play two different synthesized languages in current Acitivity - for instance having two buttons Say English and Say French
I've tried to do it in two following ways but both of them…

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rbenv: multiple instances of SAME ruby
I have two scripts which require the same version of Ruby. However, each script also requires a DIFFERENT version of a gem (nokogiri). One of the scripts will run with both versions of nokogiri (1.6.2.1 and 1.6.1). However the other script will…

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How to use multiple target on body with Bootstrap ScrollSpy
I want to use Bootstrap ScrollSpy with multiple nav, my main nav and a vertical subnav.
I tried multiple thing like :

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Azure platform: scaling instances up and down
Note: if you are familiar with the Azure pricing model, just jump to the "question" section.
Microsoft will begin to charge for the use of the Azure platform starting February 1, 2010. The monthly bill will be a function of bandwidth, storage, and…

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Create or Update Multiple Records at a Single Time Using Strong Parameters in Rails 4
I have two questions:
In Rails 3 you can update multiple records using
Product.update(params[:products].keys, params[:products].values)
How do you do the same thing in Rails 4 using Strong Parameters? How about creating multiple records at the…

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2+ (multiple) emails in jQuery Validated text input
I've been working on this for a few hours now and can't seem to make it work.
I need more than one email in our clients section, in the same input field.
Right now I have (which works great for one email):