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var host = "127.0.0.1";
var port = 1337;
var express = require("express");

var app = express();
app.use('/', express.static(__dirname + '/'));
app.listen(port, host);

console.log('Running server at http://localhost:' + port + '/');

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Debug Horizontal Scroll

(function (d) {
    var w = d.documentElement.offsetWidth,
        t = d.createTreeWalker(d.body, NodeFilter.SHOW_ELEMENT),
        b;
    while (t.nextNode()) {
        b = t.currentNode.getBoundingClientRect();
 if (b.right > w || b.left < 0) {

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Font Size Bookmarklet

Code

javascript:(function(){var getFontSize=function(el){return parseFloat(getComputedStyle(el,null)['font-size']);};document.addEventListener('wheel',function(e){if(!e.altKey)return;e.preventDefault();var el=e.target;var parent=el.parentElement;var size=getFontSize(el);while(parent&&size===getFontSize(parent)){el.style.fontSize='inherit';el=parent;parent=parent.parentElement;}if(e.wheelDelta>0){size+=1;}else{size-=1;}el.style.fontSize=size+'px';});}());

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HyperTerm aliases

HyperTerm is a terminal that is built with Electron. Electron is like building apps with a baked-in browser (Chromium). So what makes HyperTerm easily unique from other terminals is the ability to load websites right inside the terminal window.

To open a website in Hyperterm, just type the URL in the command line:

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SET EX="C:\Program Files\IIS Express\iisexpress.exe"
if not "%1" == "" (
CALL %EX% /path:%CD% /port:%1
) else (
CALL %EX% /path:%CD%
)

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highlight.js bookmarklet

This is a bookmarklet to wrap code in a textarea with the appropriate highlight.js elements. Simply select the code in a text field then activate the bookmarklet. There will be a prompt to enter the language. This will only work on sites that have highlight.js installed.

(function (d) {
    var a = d.activeElement,
        t = a.value,
 s = a.selectionStart,

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Quotes

• CRU4Q-550288
• CRU4Q-553017
• BOP: CRU4Q-552171

Download in header

• CRU4Q-550807

Commercial Product

• NY HO3: 71A9B6049EF7425DABFB17BDC1A78DFA

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Using RequireJS and loading UMD scripts normally

Mixing an AMD script loading solution with a traditional script loading solution with UMD modules causes a conflict.

Two approches to loading scripts

The traditional way to load a script is to manually add a script tag on the page like this:

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const safeRequire = require('./safe-require');
const umdStyleMod = safeRequire('umd-style-mod', () => require('umd-style-mod'));