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by yardshop 7y ago
I gave it a try on Windows and ran into an issue, but found a workaround. I'm using WinPython 3.6 on Windows 7. I did "pip install streamlit" and then "streamlit hello", and had to allow it through the firewall, the
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by yardshop 7y ago
I have happy memories of getting a monochrome bitmapped graphics driver working with Turbo Pascal and generating Clifford Pickover's million-point structures on my old amber monitor.
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by yardshop 7y ago
In Maine, the recommended footing depth is 4 feet.
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by yardshop 7y ago
If it was actually hornets and not two feet from my front door, maybe! White faced hornets, also called bald faced hornets, are relatives of yellow jackets and technically wasps. They are misnamed hornets because of their size. They are eve
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by yardshop 7y ago
I learned that this year and will do something similar from now on. I didn't like spraying my front door with poison very much!
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by yardshop 7y ago
Last summer I had a big white faced hornet nest next to my front door. Unfortunately I had to spray it with poison. This year there was a big active yellow jacket nest in one of my sheds. The day I put out some non-poison traps, I noticed t
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by yardshop 7y ago
It's a very beautiful error message anyway.
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by yardshop 7y ago
Maybe I just hit it at a lucky moment before, now it's failing again. Probably getting hugged to death.
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by yardshop 7y ago
When I hit the "Whoops, failed" screen, I pressed F5 to refresh the page and it started working. It tells you to turn off all devices and give yourself this 5 minutes to really put everything aside, then shows a series of nice nat
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by yardshop 7y ago
You can actually enter the character in this textbox, but they probably strip it out when posting.
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by yardshop 7y ago
It worked in Firefox Developer Edition. Then I was able to paste it into SublimeText. I pasted it several times. SublimeText says the line is 6 characters long, but the cursor is still at the left edge! Then I copied that line, and my clipb
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by yardshop 8y ago
I like to use the OneNote Screen Clipping tool for this: Win+S, select region, paste into page (or where-ever), add arrows and boxes etc. This works by changing the default Screen Clipping action from adding to a page to just copying to the
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by yardshop 8y ago
I use a WebDAV server on my Android phone and assign a drive letter to that from my Windows Vista machine so I can use BeyondCompare to copy my pictures off. I also use it to explore my phone files at a level slightly lower than what the st
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by yardshop 8y ago
Bigger screenshots, even one very large one, can be seen from the links on the Github page: https://github.com/dbeaver/dbeaver
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by yardshop 8y ago
It sounds interesting, but that page is just a login and no info. Can you provide a screenshot or something? I like the mind-map idea and want to see how you are doing that.
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by yardshop 8y ago
There are a couple appearance options (Vertigo and Sidebar) which don't have the button outlines, may be closer to what you are after. They also don't have the dotted branch lines that some tree controls have. There is also a &quo
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by yardshop 8y ago
I've been teaching myself to be ambidextrous. It started a few years ago after injuring my right elbow with lots of wood working, drilling and screwing and sawing. I started trying to drill and drive screws with my left hand. It felt v
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by yardshop 8y ago
This is the first thing I install when setting up a new Firefox. Next is Tab Groups or Simple Tab Groups. I will create a tab group for each major category: Common (email, HN, news, daily sites), Python, Powershell, specific groups per proj
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by yardshop 8y ago
I used it for a while but didn't like that it was a separate window, and it also seemed to duplicate my tabs. Might be worth a try again because I do miss the tree style tabs in Chrome.
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by yardshop 8y ago
This is sort of what you get when you put folders in the Bookmarks Toolbar, but the links within them are just lists and not trees. This is how I manage my bookmarks.
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by yardshop 8y ago
I use a physical notepad, OneNote, and Quire. The notepad is a shirt pocket sized 3"x4" piece of cedar shingle with a standard size (letter or A4 about) piece of paper folded 3 times to make 8 sub-pages per side, held on with a mi
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by yardshop 8y ago
I've been using the simple HTML mode myself for the past few weeks. Much quicker and nicer, and refreshingly antiquated! Reminds me of my old Mindspring webmail. The new interface worked reasonably well for me on my work PC, but not on
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by yardshop 8y ago
I remember most of these from reading Programming Pearls years ago so a lot of them came back from that, but a big hint to completing these is that the correct answer in this multiple-choice setup is usually the only one that is grammatical
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by yardshop 8y ago
It's baltic birch plywood, not particle board. It's extremely stable stuff and not going to fall apart even with a lot of rubbing.
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by yardshop 8y ago
Hover over the slats on the table and you will get a pop-up menu that allows you to modify them. Then the total price shows at the bottom. The one I put together came to 447 GBP or $576. It doesn't look like they ship to the US but if
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by yardshop 8y ago
This sounds like useful updates and I'm glad they kept it small and simple. I use Notepad many times a day, frequently on end-user machines as a quicky binary file viewer. Enter shell:sendto in the address bar or run dialog, then add a
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by yardshop 8y ago
It would possibly work with XLSX or PPTX or any of the newer Office file formats that rely on zipping a folder of XML files. Open Document Format files like those from Libre Office might be capable of this too. XLS, PPT, DOC or other old st
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by yardshop 9y ago
This is included on the GitHub page: https://github.com/dhobsd/asciitosvg/blob/master/logo.svg but not linked into the README for some reason. This looks a lot nicer than what is shown on the 0MQ page, o
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by yardshop 9y ago
One is a collection of very interesting and diverse styles and approaches to a subject I can't stand looking at. The other is a collection of interesting and useful products in a narrow range of styles that I am completely tired of. Bu
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by yardshop 9y ago
I've recently tried a few different outliners and hierarchical thought organizing programs. It's an ongoing search to find the right balance of features and simplicity. Nulis [0] This is more of a hierarchical thought organizer th

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