The oven knows how to cook the food. It knows this because it knows how much energy has been put in to the oven, and how much energy was not put in to the food. By subtracting how much energy was put in, from how much came out, it obtains the kilojoules of energy the food absorbed, or the Gourmet Unit.
Does this service do anything different/better than jsdocs.io?
I like the way jsdocs.io puts everything on one page.
I was initially confused when I looked up a package on tsdocs.dev and just got the readme. The actual type defs were tucked away out of sight in the hamburger menu. May just be a problem with the mobile site.
I don't think this demo is a good demonstration of the features this library can offer. Once you grab a piece, you seem to lock it for only you to use? This means there are no conflicts to resolve, the only conflict is when two people pick a piece at the same time, from which the only resolution is to give it to the user that picked the piece first.
I'd want a demo that shows a much better example of conflicts occuring.
Coincidentally (or not?) the Oracle Cloud Australia/Sydney servers seem to be dead now. They've just acknowledged it, 45 minutes after the issue started. I can't even log into the control panel.
Hmm... looking at this graph, it says the Azure reports started at around 8:35pm-8:50pm. I got an email of my OCI servers going down at 8:44pm. Certainly seems linked...
Watch out with this approach, emails sent via mailjet will have a mailing list id and unsubscribe header, and may be deprioritised. In gmail, with the default settings, they will land in the 'promotional' tab, not the main inbox.
Non-nitro users can stream in 1080p60, all they have to do is join a "boosted" server.
Which is very easy to do - you can find tons of freely joinable 'official' servers for games, which are boosted, and then join one of the available voice channels.
Effectively, placing ss before the input filename seeks the file (the container?) without decoding it. Placing it after will decode the streams while skipping to the point you specify.
Seeking the container is usually much faster than decoding and then throwing away what you don't need, but it has fatal flaw: most videos use p-frames and thus require you to decode the frames before it.
So, say you want to skip to 60 seconds in. The solution is to do "-ss 50 -i input.mkv -ss 10", which is fast and should get the keyframes you need.
This font's ragged looking nature — is it primarily because of the way the font was printed at the time? I would assume there is some loss of clarity and other artefacts introduced by how metal type printing prints. It seems like these fonts were created only by looking at printed works. Could the original metal blocks (sorts/matrixes/punches) still be around?
The React code in the article has a bug. If you click "Increment later", then immediately click "Decrement", the counter will go from 0, to -1, then erroneously to 1. To fix this, the code for the "Increment later" button should be `setTimeout(() => setCount(count => count + 1), 1000)`.
I don't believe any of the other frameworks have this specific problem.
It's cool to hear other people (including me!) still using the 5T. Is Nothing as appealing to you as it is to me?
I remember buying the 1+1 and having people ask me what that phone was. That metal bezel was surely something. May sound a little pretentious, but I really liked being supportive of a company that (at that time, at least) did something different. To me, Nothing really seems to be continuing on with that philosophy. Even if this phone isn't spectacular in specs or otherwise, it has that one thing: it's unique. And I like that.
Now, I'd like it 10000x more if it also had a color notification LED...
Also Australian, my dad (70) came to me a month ago really stressed out about signing up for Prime accidentally. I managed to cancel it for him, which wasn't too hard, 3 or 4 pages where you have to click the right button to continue.
I think designs like what Amazon does here are easily navigable by us, but anyone who's not great at computers will struggle.
My Dad was adamant that he chose the delivery option without Prime, which is why this situation was really stressful for him...