Questions to answer:
- How does a numeric input handle locales?
- How can I determine the output?
- How can I change it?
Innocent questions but it's a wild ride.
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# idea to tinker around with active records with an in memory db from here: | |
# https://makandracards.com/makandra/32401-activerecord-how-to-use-activerecord-standalone-within-a-ruby-script | |
# Run this script with `$ ruby my_script.rb` | |
require 'sqlite3' | |
require 'active_record' | |
require 'paper_trail' | |
# Use `binding.pry` anywhere in this script for easy debugging | |
require 'pry' |
I'm building a React widget where I don't control the environment. I want to make sure that no css bleeds into my widget. Instead of delviering my component as a web component I though of the underlying shadow dom standard to render react directly into a shadow dom (together with any styles emitted from styled components).
Works pretty good. Idea is from https://www.wpeform.io/blog/render-react-app-shadow-dom-styled-components/ which I found while searching for some prior art of this approach.
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Everyone is permitted to copy and distribute verbatim or modified | |
copies of this license document, and changing it is allowed as long | |
as the name is changed. | |
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After a takeout with Google Photos any file taken with your own device should contain the correct time. But photos sent from other people, created with Lightroom or very old files might have a stripped date field. Google Photos usually adds a date from the date it was uploaded. You want to have at least that date from Google, otherwise all files you import to Synology Photos will clump together at the date of the indexation.
That's also what most people are doing but they think Google stripped the date from their files during the Takeout. Most files should be fine though, depending on your specific photo collection of course.
My current takeout size is 100GB and I didn't have that much space left while I have plenty of disk space on my synology.
Ok maybe this time it works.
My bucket list for stuff around GDPR.
Really good and structured overview is given by ICO
SDR Software: SdrDX (https://fyngyrz.com/?p=915), CubicSDR
rtl sdr range: 500 kHz - 1.75 GHz.
Cubic SDR LSB + Fldigi = decode data (tones) into text or even fax (Op Mode / WEFAX / WEFAX-IOC576)
Time Signal DCF77 (77khz, out of range)
to be grown organic.
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