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Using location hash minimizes the risk of accidental activation by automated scanners if the URL is logged somehow, as it requires using a browser for JavaScript to read it.

You just inspired me to build my own version of it for learning German. Thank you

You don't have to do this, though. You can have an entrypoint.py that simply calls `main()` without that if. You don't even need to have modules if you want to, so you can write your functions and call them right after.

> fly to climate conferences in their yachts. Weird world.

Yachts that fly. Weird world, indeed :)

> Attributes with spaces require quotes around the value.

It's meant to be read/parsed as `type="checkbox"`, `switch="true"`, `checked="true"`, `class="special"`. They're different attributes, not a long `type` attribute without quotes.

> I hate it when the subtitle says: "glooming musinca playing"

Different strokes for different folks. As another non-native speaker, I personally like those descriptions, because they help me label a kind of music, or an emotional outburst.

It's like knowing how to describe a pain you have. You can't just say "it hurts" to a doctor, you need to be more specific ("it's a throbbing sensation with occasional sharp piercing pain")

Good luck finding genuine replacement battery after 3-4 years. All you'll find will be fake Chinese knock-offs.

Samsung should back their word by keeping a stock of replacement parts.

Where can I find this monitor?

I have a 13-inch 2.5K monitor and its DPI is too for its size and macOS's fractional scaling doesn't work well. So I'm looking for better options.

I personally find it easier to sleep when my pillow is cool. Silk feels cool to touch. I'd image that it would help. Not sure if it being mulberry makes any difference.

If you're affected, you can replace dedicated IPv4 addresses with a shared one, or remove them:

    fly ips release $ip
    fly ips allocate-v4 --shared
    fly ips allocate-v6

`<pre>` blocks show up too short for me. The culprit is the `overflow: auto` property. Here's a screenshot of the bug:

https://ibb.co/bdF6gMn

Can you navigate between tables using foreign keys?

Does Directory Opus work on Wine? I think that's the only app that's keeping me on Windows. Nothing comes close to it in terms of the set of features when it comes to file management on Linux or MacOS.

Library Genesis has almost all releases available.

I prefer https://vidcoder.net/ on Windows, which is an alternative Handbrake UI

This calculation only works if you encode at constant bitrate.

I usually encode at constant quality. The output size heavily depends on the input video. So, I wrote a wrapper in python that parses the HandbrakeCLI output estimates the final size based on percent completed & the current output file size. Then I can stop early if I realize the file is gonna be huge / the output quality is so shitty that I have to bump the quality factor.

The only gripe that I have with HandbrakeCLI is that it cannot encode input piped into stdin. FFmpeg supports this and I was under the impression that handbrake uses FFmpeg under the hood.

I'm using it to learn colloquial German expressions:

    prompt='You are to provide colloquial and idiomatic German translations of the given text. List 5 alternatives. Answer in markdown, unordered list'

    llm --model 4-turbo --system "$prompt" "$1"

PDF probably some some feature that let's you embed machine-readable data (or the original file in its entirety)

Reminds me of how Adobe Illustrator files were also pdf files and you could view them as PDFs when you rename the extension to .pdf. (this might also apply to Photoshop .psd files)

This is the way. Firefox may not have a CLI arg for saving PDFs, but they expose it through DevTools API and it can be automated with Playwright, Selenium (or plain http requests) etc

It has no access keys (underlined letters in menus) which forces you to use touchpad

Looks really cool. Is there a way to download this for MacOS without having to go through Steam?

> accidentally typed gcaa and amended someone else's commit after fixing a merge conflict

You could try reverting the first commit on the HEAD once you finish the rebase. This is of course assuming your branch and the last commit don't touch the same files.

:checks watch: Just a couple more minutes until Amazon clones it and sells it under Amazon Basics brand.

They're quite similar in Turkish as well: İsveç (Sweden) x İsviçre (Switzerland)

Fingers crossed for vlang[0]. It's like golang with better types and more syntactic sugar. Feels like a proper upgrade from Python.

I really hope they succeed.

[0]: https://vlang.io/

> it's really there

Battery life, display scaling, sleep & wake up issues, trackpad gestures, sound output, GPU-accelerated video playback... Just to name a couple of problems I hope not to encounter every time I decide to give Linux another chance, but I still do.

To fix them, you need to run some arcane commands, edit some config files, compile your own kernel, ... I don't know. I'll have something that "just works". I'll keep using Linux headless on a server, where it really shines.

I like it when Excel parses and recreates a HTML table into a spreadsheet. You could possibly paste it as text and split to columns, but I doubt it would work as well.

Those are feet kgs. Like light years.