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spartanatreyu
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Also, you can buy Tic Tacs from any newsagent or gas station.
It depends what you need your configuration file to be:
Need a well defined easy to understand concrete configuration file?
- Use
.toml. It was made to be both human and computer friendly while taking special attention to avoid the pitfalls commonly found in other configuration files by explicitly stating expected types around commonly confused areas.
Need a simple to implement configuration file?
- Use
.json. It's famous for being so simple it's ~~creator~~ "discoverer" could define it on a business card.
Need an abstract configuration file for more complicated setups?
- Use
.ncl. Nickle allows you to define functions so that you can generate/compute the correct configuration by changing a few variables/flags.
What SE QLD needs:
- Less suburban sprawl
- More trams and bus ways
- More walkable cities
- Mixed zoning with each new development voted on by the people who live in the area. The company that puts forward the best proposal for residents gets the contract. (e.g. Luxury high rise = no, High rise with bakery, cafe, fruit & veg, grocers on bottom floor, and rentable office space on second floor = yes)
Yeah, the obvious way would be to draw the text on a canvas, but you wouldn't get sharp text then.
I could nest a span with a negative translate or negative margin to overlap. It could be worth it to print each letter in a css grid (which would work since all the text is monospace) making it super easy to overlap text.
There may be a more hacky/elegant solution which would be to use weird unicode to overlap characters, but I'm not sure how feasible it would be.
I'm confused and didn't understand this point.
Both of the screenshots used in the article show the street names.
Every street is shown on the zoomed in screenshot, and every major street is shown on the zoomed out screenshot.
If you don't mind me asking, why do you still use jquery and what do you use in jquery?
This really is a nice fun little intro to fragment shaders
Github has always had being a job site be it's secondary feature.
Except that it has a slightly higher bar of entry to recruiters and recruitment bots spreading toxic positivity, and anyone asking for a job is able to prove (at least some of) their value by showing off their code and how they participate publically in other repos (if at all).
I wonder if they’re lying about this. Maybe the fans are super loud or something and they didn’t want the reporter to know.
That's far too conspiratorial for me. Loud fans in an engineering sample aren't a reason to break a fan.
A fast fan blade on a laptop would snap easily if it was handled, which is exactly what would be happening on both a laptop where assembling and disassembling it is a feature and a laptop being actively tested.
If it was a blade that broke, that wouldn't stop the fan from working, so it was probably the servo, power, or bearings which is exactly what you'd expect to find broken in an engineering sample. Why? Because engineering samples almost always have issues in them. That's the whole point of the samples, to find out what the issues are so they can be fixed before mass manufacture.
What environment are you using that have tabs set to 8?