On top of the existing ‘search and stay X seconds after a match’ the SearchApp have been updated with a ‘search and stay’ mode: stay while matching, leave after X seconds of inactivity, reset counters on activity during the wait. mode,
To use it just specify a negative value in the ‘wait’ field using the rotary encoder.
As some have some problems getting the bin back from discord, here you are:
The documentation is on the wiki, here:
A lot of us already know the excellent https://openclassrooms.com/fr/
There is also, in a more game dev oriented way, https://www.codingame.com/start or https://codecombat.com/
Learning is fun, but it it even funnier if you’re learning while gaming 😉
If ever you try to make a table with a single <td> matching more than one line using rowspan, your css that was using nth-child to customize each column is working badly. Only the first line of each rowspan is correctly recognized by the nth-child. All other lines are all shifted by one.
That’s because the css engine is not taking in accound the rowspan attribute.
Solution:
In my case it was to add all the <td> hidden by the rowspan like <td style=”display:none”> so they are here for the css engine to count properly, but not displayed at all.
Tip: use a regexp so the grep is not matching the line where is sits in ps list:
ps -aef | grep "[m]atchingexp" will match anything starting with letter ‘m’ and followed by ‘atchingexp‘ , which will not be in the ps list as it will contain the [] around the first letter of your match
By default grep -color is not producing color symbols if it detects that the output is not a terminal.grep -color=auto is doing the same, that is not producing color symbols if it detects that the output is not a terminal.
The solution is to use “grep -color=always“ in the place that need it.
Do not put it in an alias of grep as it would break some code somewhere else. Color symbols are strings like “ESC[35m” and they will be inserted in the text.
KrampusHack is a Secret Santa game jam. This means that participants secretly make a game for someone else, suited to their wishes.
Here is a video of all 9 finisher entries. Have fun 🙂
f=468000000 f=468000000,d=Single Freq f=468000000,m=AM,d=Single Freq AM f=468000000,m=NFM,d=Single Freq NFM f=468000000,m=WFM,d=Single Freq WFM f=468000000,m=AM,b=DSB,d=Single Freq AM DSB f=468000000,m=AM,b=USB,d=Single Freq AM USB f=468000000,m=AM,b=LSB,d=Single Freq AM LSB a=87000000,b=110000000 a=87000000,b=110000000,m=AM,s=100KHz,d=AM radio search a=87000000,b=110000000,m=AM,b=DSB,s=250KHz,d=AM radio search LSB a=87000000,b=110000000,m=WFM,b=16k,s=50KHz,d=WFM radio search s=50KHz r=430150000,t=430550000 r=430150000,t=430550000,d=HAM radio r=430150000,t=430550000,m=AM,b=DSB,d=HAM radioWhen enabling SAST in a gitlab project you can have that kind of error at the tests part:
The yaml provided is not containing the needed part:
artifacts:
name: sast
paths:
- gl-sast-report.json
reports:
sast: gl-sast-report.json
when: alwaysSource:
https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/345696#note_737150614
I did it using the JQ command line tool from https://stedolan.github.io/jq/
Exemple: list all json files from current directory and print the difference with updated jsons from updated/ directory
for user in `ls updated-users`
do
# print file name
echo $user
# simple
diff <(jq -S . users/$user) <(jq -S . updated-users/$user)
# or full on one side and the diff on the other side
# diff -y --left-column <(jq -S . users/$user) <(jq -S . updated-users/$user)
# or full on one side and the diff on the other side, colored
# diff -y --left-column --color <(jq -S . users/$user) <(jq -S . updated-users/$user)
done#shell #diff #json #script