amcgregor

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GetShwifty
put out fire deploys :( 
00:13:18

explore
is it IT related
00:51:10
i don't want to assume it's IT/sw dev

amcgregor

Create a new virtual environment somewhere you'd like to place these files.

python3.9 -m venv uploadtest
cd uploadtest
. bin/activate

Then drop these files in that directory. Install dependencies:

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{ // Detect scrolling of the viewport away from the absolute top of the document.
	function scrollHandler(e) {
		if ( window.scrollY == 0 && document.body.scrollTop == 0 ) document.body.classList.remove('offset')
		else document.body.classList.add('offset')
	}
	
	// Watch for the page being scrolled.
	window.addEventListener('scroll', scrollHandler)
	document.body.addEventListener('scroll', scrollHandler)
}

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// Present dialog content "lazily loaded" from a dedicated endpoint.
// Additionally, support automatic transformation of navigational links to modal popovers when annotated: rel=modal
// Any element annotated data-dismiss=modal will close the active dialog when clicked.
// Clicking the backdrop will automatically close the dialog when no form is present [or the form is unmodified].
// MIT Licensed: http://www.opensource.org/licenses/mit-license.php
// Copyright (c) 2021-2022, Alice Bevan-McGregor (alice -[at]- gothcandy [*dot*] com)

{  // Polyfill if required to support your browser needs.
	dialogPolyfill.registerDialog(dialog)  // Direct access to the DOM node as it is assigned to the window object by ID, ref: support.html
}

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@charset "utf-8";

/* ImageFlow Settings
==================================== */
@media screen, projection {
    .imageflow {
        overflow:hidden;
        position:relative; 
        text-align:left;
        visibility:hidden;

amcgregor

You Don't Need JSON Patch

For simplicity sake, excluding the first example and the Test example, other parametric examples will be provided with a JSON representation for clarity. (Fun note, my WebCore web framework supports endpoint argument collection from a variety of data sources, including form-encoded POST, or JSON-encoded POST.)

The Original Document

{
  "baz": "qux",
 "foo": "bar"

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# encoding: cinje

# To use this module:
# : from cinje.std import html
# : using html.page ...

: from collections import Mapping, Set, Sequence, Iterator

: _list = list  # We override an important __builtin__ name in this module.

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{ // "Change delay" committal of altered form fields and editable content without waiting for blur.
	function monitorTyping(
		element,
		initial = 1000,  // Initial delay value of one second.
		highlight = true,  // When entering a field, select its contents.
		minimum = 500,  // Minimum wait time.
		threshold = 2,  // Don't bother if the field has fewer than this many characters.
		forceable = true  // Ignore threshold on blur and when pressing enter.
	) {
		var timeout,

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From: pypa/pip#9187 (comment)

could there be an easy option that forbides pip-21.2.1 to downgrade any already installed package (like specifying the existing packages version as a minimal constraint >= ) ?

@stonebig if you still have your pip cache populated, there is a way to achieve it without spamming the pypi registry: you can use the output of pip freeze and feed it to your pip command with an additional -r (it can be used multiple times):

pip freeze | sed 's/==/>=/' >> ./constraints.txt
pip install <some-new-package> -r ./constraints.txt

amcgregor

:cough: So it's been 10 years.

This is a horrendous design flaw for a piece of software that calls itself a database.

Ignoring that 64-bit is hardly new or controversial, even at that time, or that it even represents any form of onus on IT…

In relation to errors passing silently, there's a giant warning displayed if you attempt to utilize the 32-bit version, and it's been there for a very long time, plus red flags of warning on the download page and documentation relating to it. Similar to the warning emitted if it detects you have THP (Transparent Huge Pages) enabled in your kernel, which violates assumptions over memory pages being 4KiB and the performance guarantees of allocation operations.

If you tell a database to store something, and it doesn’t complain, you should safely assume that it was stored.