The closest I'm aware of is https://remotestorage.io/ , the protocol has been relatively static for a while but not widely adopted.
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They mean the mouse communicates an absolute position (relative to some arbitrary 0,0 the mouse decides upon) instead of a relative direction.
Dongle can then take latest coord packet and diff it against previous coord packet to get a relative coord to pass via HID to the system.
If the RF packets are lost, some latency occurs but the dongle still has the previous mouse coord and can make a fairly accurate correction once a packet gets thru (get's from A to D, but might skip points B+C).
- JS for functionality via the custom elements API - HTML for layout via <template> tags. - CSS for aesthetics via <style> tags.
Not for just quickly and simply inserting the contents of header.html at a specific location in the DOM.
Have the user consent occur before the point of enumeration.
Or lock it behind the user already having installed the pwa and require confirmation (i.e. a browser site gets a flat denied message, a installed PWA gets a permission prompt).
Sort of depends on Firefox supporting installing PWAs though..
For webserial this feels like it would make sense... WebUSB does feel like an overreach and too much.
Lower orbit = faster velocity.
So your screaming by over Emutopia's enrichment plant, and trying to take photos.
Telephotography might be an easier solve than faster image capture for the same resolution and clarity. A higher orbit means you have to do less drastic tracking corrections to observe the same area while over it.
Alternative: it's a space plane and has been mentioned it uses aero braking for orbital adjustments. A highly elliptical orbit imparts a significant chunk of potential energy that can be expended for orbital changes using aero braking instead of needing to expend limited propellent.
Source: personal experience with several hundred hours of KSP.
"All the energy we could ever use, forever and forever and forever."
"Not forever,"
Go, get down off your high horse and try it yourself, finish the counter in their tutorial, put a console log in the handler, and translate the page to French...
C'est tres borked.
Phpstorm ran out of chances I'll give it. Last three tries all went the same way, permanently stuck indexing a project and being an overdeveloped notepad.exe during that; when vscode and phpintelphense could go from cold boot to code assist in seconds on the same project.
The options for sqlite in that are either via unstable APIs, or limited due to the particulars around WASM.
Been rather use to the key combo for inverting filtering on issues (E.g. show all issues without a particular label)...
That seems to have been nuked.
https://new.drupal.org/drupal-cms
Going to look into it in the next few weeks as a possible alternative.
8gb pi 5 £76.80
27W PSU £11.60
case? - £9.60
SATA hat - £29.00
256GB SSD - £24 (reputable brand)
It's because it's a succession play (series of users, each plays one in game year before handing it to the next.)
So the various mechanisms set up for drawbridges, flood control etc by player 2-3.... aren't labeled / clear to player 7...
I don't know about the others (And Nintendo's in particular is probably ironclad in NDAs and lawyers if their attitude towards their userbase is anything to go by), but for Steam you can read all about the technical, financial and sales/marketing features you get through the platform here: https://partner.steamgames.com/doc/home
EGS and MS Store compete on a lower %, partly because they offer less of this.
Wrapper class I wrote to handle it: <https://gist.github.com/tehbeard/a54a2c77b4b8bf1af26920ce7a7...>
You are not loading a "bunch" of polyfill script files, you selected what you needed in the URL via a query parameter, and the service took that plus user agent of the request to determine which were needed and returned a minified file of just the necessary polyfills.
As this request was to a separate domain it did not run into the head of line / max connections per domain issue of Http 1.1 which was still the more common protocol at the time this service came out.
None of the fucking app store icons work?
Terminal, one of the better additions of 10, shows up in the start menu with the image preview app icon...
I have tried all the stupid solutions around the icon cache to no avail.
Seems to be missing streams, hyperloglog and pubsub though, so mostly just the kv part of the side protocol with a different backend?
also my initial choice for a Linux os that I daily drove back in uni, became infested with snap packages which I've had numerous issues with.
(This is not an invite for anyone to tell me about Arch or "$x distro is clearly best", I've settled with pop_os for trials)
Which honestly, would be the one I'd expect an Xbox account compromise to come form as Java edition doesn't really touch xbox/MS accounts outside of the initial launcher using them to check your entitlements for game, multiplayer access (parental controls).
Bedrock however ties much more directly to Xbox et al. due to needing features like joining friends games directly etc.
The only exploit chain I can imagine for Java is compromising the chat report system (which honestly, given the initial implementation they attempted to rush out the door signed *only the message you sent* and *zero context around it*, allowing easy spoofing of context to change the meaning of a message; isn't too far fetched that the backend side of it is similarly scuffed.) and then coercing a ban from the game into a wider account ban.
re: Bluetooh, my experience with it on Pop_OS! with PipeWire has been, not great.
Something in that stack seems to often misunderstand that when I switch from HDMI -> bluetooth headphones, I want the sound going to the headphones..
VLC, Firefox, even Steam seem to run into this so it doesn't appear to be isolated to a particular program.
- Software compatibility.
- Wanting upgradable hardware that doesn't require new machine + $1000 expense atop it for double the RAM.
- JACK/ASLA/PulseAudio/GStreamer audio madness shouldn't be forced on mortal man.Hmm, more likely to end up as another C-level bonus/salary bump.
Bedrock also has a different combat model that lacks the indicators java has.
A comprehensive list is here: https://minecraft.wiki/w/Minecraft_Wiki:Parity_issue_list
Something along the lines of "...not needing a general purpose init system that integrates with logging, network and mounting, when all we are running is Kubernetes."