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wazari972
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12y ago
from the comments on reddit, I landed on this nice website on the same topic [1] They generate the map of the "visible" panorama from this website [2], but I can't find how they built the KML file that can be seen at the bott
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12y ago
my company proxy doesn't allow me to see the page, maybe they use the same regex as HN :-/
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12y ago
cool, I'm looking forward for this evening's thunderstorm to confirm if it's actually/acurately working :) Average delay appears to be between 3s and 10s here in Europe, but closer to 3s.
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12y ago
I think it's too late to expect any change, the webpage is from 2005, for FF 1.5 ;-)
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13y ago
isn't that an implementation issue? your example doesn't work indeed in the StackEdit link, but 1. Item one 1. Item two 1. Subitem a 1. Subitem b does work, so that let me think that you just need to improve the parser
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13y ago
Mainly Gmail web (and android) interfaces, because it's by far the most intuitive and furnished client I've tested. I also use Thunderbird and Horde for a non gmail account, but I'm far from being happy with them. Actually, I
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13y ago
Indeed, which does not recognize aliases and functions, so `command -v` seems better: command -v llh >/dev/null 2>&1 ; echo $? 0 # good usr/bin/which llh >/dev/null 2>&1 ; echo
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13y ago
I totally agree with you, and I'll also looking for such a tool. Here is the way I deal with css/js/html animation (here with Firefox): right click, Inspect Element, find the DIV holding the moving elements, and REMOVE :) Rep
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13y ago
At 30 meters the pressure is 4bars (10m of water a 1b plus the atm). Your lungs contains ~7l of air, so with Mariotte lawsm you've got: 7l 4b = cte = 28l 1b. This means that if you don't expire when you swim up to top ... your lun
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13y ago
> rsync.net provides the services listed above, and any other services provided in the future on a BEST EFFORTS BASIS. NO GUARANTEES ARE EXPRESSED OR IMPLIED related to data retention, integrity, continuance, or availability. Your data
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14y ago
oh you're certainly right ! I just queried yum for a bin/dtrace binary, got this package, and assumed dtrace was part of systemtap!
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14y ago
I don't see any info about the version they're running, commands "dtrace -l" and "dtrace -f write" just fail and print the usage on my Fedora 18 (package systemtap-sdt-devel-2.1-2.fc18.x86_64). Too bad, DTrace seems interesting !
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14y ago
too bad ... I guess it means we're stuck with JS to display multiline and/or format tooltips ...
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14y ago
yes indeed, especially to allow multiline. (but maybe that's not your original intend ... ?)
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14y ago
do you think you can adapt it to display an entire <span> ? That's very neat, but just single string text is not enough for me!
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14y ago
looks quite interesting, but it appears that there is no way to switch the keyboard layout, that not easy to 'see' the key they highlight, and press it somewhere else!
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14y ago
is there an online (or offline actually, whatever) interpreter available? I didn't read the entire tutorial, but I'd like to give it a try!
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14y ago
Title should be "Why CHROME/SAFARI tab navigation sucks"; as he says, FF handles it in a more consistent way!
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14y ago
I'm not sure whether I'm supposed to upvote this post, if I do, does it mean I support the idea behind ? because I don't, I don't think that denunciation is right way to support justice ... but I'd like the post to go to the front page, the
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14y ago
I'm not sure to understand why. In my case, I think that if if it happens that I receive the email in my phone (that is, when I'm not in frond of my computer), I'll make it as 'read', and it will be forgotten in the middle of the not-so-imp
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14y ago
that sounds interesting, I'll give it a try! Do you know if it's possible to export it as a standalone html+js page? I'm not sure there are any better solution, incrusting the slides directly in the video is too much for a webapp ...
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14y ago
Thanks, I'll give that a try. Otherwise, web2pdfconvert.com or an email to submit@web2pdfconvert.com with the URL as content helps a lot :)
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14y ago
> We're sorry but this site is not accessible from the UK as it is part of our international service and is not funded by the licence fee. too bad, it sounds interesting !
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14y ago
It seems a bit violent for the HDD, doesn't it? every time I scroll the mouse wheel, I can hear that selfspy writes data! Is it really safe to use for a long time?
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14y ago
it's a good thing to allow PDF export, most of the other frameworks I looked at do not support it at all. I'll give it a try!
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14y ago
I'm working on https://github.com/wazari972/WebAlbums3/ , a website + FUSE-based Filesystem to organize photos
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14y ago
France as well
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15y ago
just a precision, I'm on Archlinux (up to date) / Firefox 8.0
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15y ago
just give it a try: I visited none of these websites before checking, it got it right, then I opened Amazon, Twitter, ... and they were detected perfectly!