The cost to maintain the servers to send extremely small packets of data to instruct the car for the entire fleet of cars they sold could be less than $100/m.
I can absolutely see it getting useful for a pro. It's already a better version of IDE templates. If you have to write boilerplate code this can already do that. It's a huge time saver for the things you'd have to go look up to remember how to do and piece together yourself.
Example: today I wanted a quick way to serve my current working directory over HTTP so I could do some quick web work. I asked ChatGPT to write me a bash function I could stick in my profile to do this, and I told it to pick a random unused port. That would have taken me much longer had I went to lookup how to do that all. The only hint I gave it was to use the Python builtin module for serving http.
So Trump is trying to convince Pence not to show up on Jan 6th. Does this imply Chuck Grassley was in in the plan?
Why on earth are we not publicly financing loads more farms like these as a measure of national and civilization defense???
Yea way better to have Jim Jordan be the sole arbiter of what gets brought to the floor.
Demand a shared gavel. The speaker must accept bills to the floor from both party leaders. Then they can pick whoever they want.
These stories drive me insane. News media brings on a Republican who claims ignorance to some horrible thing.
The answer here is "ok thank you for coming in our program Representative Mace. You can return to our network when you've taken a look into this thing that's been in the public for years and have a comment on it. Until then you are no longer welcome on -insert network here-
Never invite them back. You are an elected official. You don't get to pick and choose what you have to answer.
Condemned by who? The same people who have condemned him in the past? Cool cool.
No, I'm using the Android app from the Play Store. I used to use the PWA from Chrome. I tried the PWA from Firefox but noticed some weird behavior.
This has been driving me nuts for a while. I'll scroll past 50-100 posts and then realize I wanted to see a post I JUST scrolled past. So I swipe down to get back to it. But the app interprets this as "please refresh my feed". So I'm sent back to the top. Having all of the items I just scrolled past now marked as read.
I could gamble and hit "hide all read posts" but I'm not sure if the app decided to mark the last post I wanted to see as read or not.
Android 1.11.3
Ok sure random person on the Internet. I'm sure you're right and this Berkley Law grad is an idiot.
https://law-and-politics.online/@Teri_Kanefield/111086898643982244
https://law-and-politics.online/@Teri_Kanefield/111071366797113729
You could download this: https://github.com/hrap1919/qbc
Set up Tautulli and use the notification agent feature. Set up one notification on "Play start" to call a shell script that uses this command to set the alternative speed limits.
Set up a second agent to listen for "Play stop" and set the condition to be "Streams" equal to zero, so when the last active stream ends you reenable full speed.
Edit: Wait someone else posted this and it seems easier and better documented https://github.com/fabricionaweb/qbit-toggle-speed
Did you ever think that if different judges with different political ideologies are all doing the same thing, it's because they're all acting professional and not giving Trump room to scream from the rooftops that it's political persecution? They have to take progressive enforcement.
The existing boundaries of the states is their built-in gerrymander. One voters opinion in Wyoming counts 50 times a Californian.
It'd be great if she gets impeached, she resigns and the governor appoints an ultra left judge who agrees to step down after the special election, where she runs again and wins.
I don't see any scenario where Democrats take 60 seats in the Senate. The states have polarized so much, and the system favors the Republican states too much.
The Python script looks very promising in going to play around with that. Thanks.
I think I have quite a few items in my library with both a 720p and 1080p version stored on disk. I'd like to find them but can't figure out how to do that through the interface. Is there a way? The closest I found was creating a collection where "Episode Duplicate" is true - but that is still like finding a needle in a haystack. I have to click through seasons, look at each episode's info and see if theres' two files.
I know there's a sqlite database com.plexapp.plugins.library.db but I can't figure out where in there I'd find that info.
Is anyone aware of an existing project that can do something like this:
- Access an RSS feed.
- Parse the contents of the items in the feed, and fetch linked images.
- Take the new feed elements and add them to previously fetched elements.
- Store all of the content in a merged RSS/XML file, or something like a SQLite DB.
Context: I'd like to archive Mastodon posts of an account automatically. I'd prefer it to be a script/binary I could run on Linux as I'd likely throw it in a GitHub action and save the resulting output in the git repo.
I could probably whip something together but I'm lazy and I'd prefer to use something that already exists.
I'd love to be able to scroll past 30, 50, 100 posts and then decide "ok. i don't need to see those again" and mark everything I've scrolled past as hidden.
I'd expect it to be an option on a post where it would mark that post and anything above it as hidden.
It's getting a bit tiring to swipe away every single post.