An extra observation, if you’re doing QA and you’re running out of memory, there is a good chance that the actual users will experience the same issue.

If you’re running this inside Docker, you can specify exactly how much memory it has access to, which can also act as a data point for your QA process.

Puppeteer is the tool. It takes some getting used to.

You can set a bunch of triggers that determine exactly when the screenshot fires, and you can simulate mouse movement and scrolling to deal with lazy loading.

There’s even time delays that differentiates between human time and machine time, allowing you to have the software act as if it was running for longer than it actually was, which deals with other weirdness seen in web apps.

You can run it inside Docker which might simplify things for you.

I ended up writing a node.js app to control puppeteer precisely how I needed to.

Source: I spent 48 months or so using it for a project that required all of that.

That appears to be an earthed plug into an unearthed adaptor. They’re not supposed to fit.

Note, I’m not familiar with Italian plugs, but they look a lot like Dutch plugs which I grew up with.

As long as it’s not a Cane Toad.

Which Android permissions does it require, since that’s pretty much the single biggest determinant of me even contemplating the installation of any app.

I read “OpenOffice” and was very confused too, but eventually my brain caught up. Now I’m just bemused.

So … not ESA, the European Space Agency, founded in 1975 then.

grep

Good question.

I’m not sure if anyone has created a list. There’s several Wikipedia articles about SDR, including comparison lists, but AFAIK they don’t have pricing information.

Basic habit to get into:

If you’re contemplating doing something destructive, do a dry-run first.

In this case, remove the -delete flag, run the command and see what you get.

A good approach is to build a command step by step and test your assumptions each iteration.

Things might take a few moments longer, but one day it’s going to save your bacon.

As for unexpected globbing, learn the difference between quoted and unquoted, and single versus double quotes.

Source: Linux user for 25+ years

I figured that a good percentage of the delivery robots would simply “disappear” from the map and be rebirthed as battle bots in some arena with chainsaw accessories.

Firefox Focus with AdGuard DNS

Nice!

Wow, smugness and libbed up … not sure how, but there’s nothing quite like playing the person, not the ball.

I see no working example of Communism anywhere on Earth, plenty of semi-dictatorships that claim to be communist and so far not particularly welcoming for human rights or gender equality, never mind quality of life.

The pedophiles that were voted in by their constituents.

Responding to what I thought was a genuine question with what I thought was a genuine answer.

Technically that’s already the case, we vote in elections and we have courts.

However, a significant proportion of the electorate is swayed by the promise of something, without any real means of enforcing it, other than the next election, which starts the cycle again.

Having shorter election cycles might look attractive, but we’re already dealing with election driven policy, shorter cycles would make it worse, not to mention the massive increase in cost for running more elections.

We already know that dictatorships don’t work for anyone other than the dictator, but we still elect people who want nothing short of their own immortality and permanent leadership.

Do we need to improve things, sure, but we’re dealing with something that goes back at least as far as Plato.

Here’s an article exploring the quote that Democracy is the least worst form of Government.

https://quoteinvestigator.com/2023/12/08/democracy-worst/

Have you considered sharing the configuration as a CSV?

As for installing chirp, I’m pretty sure that it’s packaged for Ubuntu in the repository, rather than attempting to install the latest version from the source.

That depends on how much you value privacy, it’s not a question I can answer.

At the rate Microsoft is going, by the time we set up a community on Mars, everyone will have migrated to Linux 😁