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El nou Katamari és increïble 🥹
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El nou Katamari és increïble 🥹
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Mon employeur, après 7 mois de période d'essai, vient de la rompre du jour au lendemain. Parce que je serais trop "pointilleuse" sur le code et les risques de sécurité, ce qui conviendrait mieux au secteur "de la banque ou de la cybersécurité".
Donc #jeChercheUnJob à nouveau, sur #Montpellier ou #fullRemote. Je suis #developpeuse #fullStack avec presque 10 ans d'expérience professionnelle sur #php, #symfony, #html, #css, #javascript (#jquery mais je suis en train de me former sur #vue)
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Before starting some project bid evaluations (actually more interesting than it sounds!), Im basking in modest glory of my dev efforts to develop the fantastic Tiny FIle Manager. I added a drop down to the file meta info, tidied up the actions menu. I implemented a locally hosted ViewerJs that pulls filepath dynamically and extended iframe height using window.inner height js, so responsive.
Baby tech hacky but groovy and useful 😎
#os #opensource #ViewerJS #filemanager #php #jquery #javascript
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На жаль #kubectl команда "get nodes" може не показувати повну інформацію про ноди.
Щоб заставити #kubectl виводити потрібні дані можна використати #jq
```
kubectl -n get nodes -o json|jq -r '.items[].metadata | [.name, .annotations."alpha.kubernetes.io/provided-node-ip", .labels.lifecycle] | @tsv' |column -t
ip-192-168-131-224.eu-central-1.compute.internal 192.168.131.224 OnDemand
ip-192-168-133-177.eu-central-1.compute.internal 192.168.133.177 Ec2Spot
ip-192-168-135-25.eu-central-1.compute.internal 192.168.135.25 OnDemand
ip-192-168-150-219.eu-central-1.compute.internal 192.168.150.219 OnDemand
```
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На жаль #kubectl команда "get nodes" може не показувати повну інформацію про ноди.
Щоб заставити #kubectl виводити потрібні дані можна використати #jq
```
kubectl -n get nodes -o json|jq -r '.items[].metadata | [.name, .annotations."alpha.kubernetes.io/provided-node-ip", .labels.lifecycle] | @tsv' |column -t
ip-192-168-131-224.eu-central-1.compute.internal 192.168.131.224 OnDemand
ip-192-168-133-177.eu-central-1.compute.internal 192.168.133.177 Ec2Spot
ip-192-168-135-25.eu-central-1.compute.internal 192.168.135.25 OnDemand
ip-192-168-150-219.eu-central-1.compute.internal 192.168.150.219 OnDemand
```
#Kubernetes -
На жаль #kubectl команда "get nodes" може не показувати повну інформацію про ноди.
Щоб заставити #kubectl виводити потрібні дані можна використати #jq
```
kubectl -n get nodes -o json|jq -r '.items[].metadata | [.name, .annotations."alpha.kubernetes.io/provided-node-ip", .labels.lifecycle] | @tsv' |column -t
ip-192-168-131-224.eu-central-1.compute.internal 192.168.131.224 OnDemand
ip-192-168-133-177.eu-central-1.compute.internal 192.168.133.177 Ec2Spot
ip-192-168-135-25.eu-central-1.compute.internal 192.168.135.25 OnDemand
ip-192-168-150-219.eu-central-1.compute.internal 192.168.150.219 OnDemand
```
#Kubernetes -
На жаль #kubectl команда "get nodes" може не показувати повну інформацію про ноди.
Щоб заставити #kubectl виводити потрібні дані можна використати #jq
```
kubectl -n get nodes -o json|jq -r '.items[].metadata | [.name, .annotations."alpha.kubernetes.io/provided-node-ip", .labels.lifecycle] | @tsv' |column -t
ip-192-168-131-224.eu-central-1.compute.internal 192.168.131.224 OnDemand
ip-192-168-133-177.eu-central-1.compute.internal 192.168.133.177 Ec2Spot
ip-192-168-135-25.eu-central-1.compute.internal 192.168.135.25 OnDemand
ip-192-168-150-219.eu-central-1.compute.internal 192.168.150.219 OnDemand
```
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I just spent about 2 hours writing a jq expression that pulls all the prices to my favorite Cancun destination on my travel aggregator of choice. After finding their API endpoint, I set up ChangeDetection to pull the JSON, filtering my preferences, and then load it into a spreadsheet.
All so I can track the prices automatically.
This should be a feature within every travel platform but for some reason, companies seem to want to make pricing as opaque as possible.
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The Twilight Zone @LittleBigPlanet - VisualAttack 👁️ :flantifa:
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The Twilight Zone @LittleBigPlanet - VisualAttack 👁️ :flantifa:
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The Twilight Zone @LittleBigPlanet - VisualAttack 👁️ :flantifa:
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The Twilight Zone @LittleBigPlanet - VisualAttack 👁️ :flantifa:
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The Twilight Zone @LittleBigPlanet - VisualAttack 👁️ :flantifa:
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Tired: Gaming journal impact factors (#JIFs).
Wired: Gaming journal quality factors (#JQFs), quality scores assigned by #ChatGPT.
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Tired: Gaming journal impact factors (#JIFs).
Wired: Gaming journal quality factors (#JQFs), quality scores assigned by #ChatGPT.
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Tired: Gaming journal impact factors (#JIFs).
Wired: Gaming journal quality factors (#JQFs), quality scores assigned by #ChatGPT.
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Tired: Gaming journal impact factors (#JIFs).
Wired: Gaming journal quality factors (#JQFs), quality scores assigned by #ChatGPT.
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I'm building a #webapp that I've meant to get around to for over a decade. There's still nothing available that is better than I can do with a half-effort, so I'm going for it.
I've got a bunch of work in and it's working very well! It's frontend relies heavily on #jQuery and #jQueryUI. These libraries make easy work of the things I wanted to do, and I'm well familiar with them.
I just now saw they're sunsetting jQuery UI - jQuery mobile is already fully depreciated.
That's a big deal, right?
I can't really find anyone talking about it anywhere - which leads me to believe there might be better tools out there that have superseded jqui? Have I been generation-gapped?
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I'm building a #webapp that I've meant to get around to for over a decade. There's still nothing available that is better than I can do with a half-effort, so I'm going for it.
I've got a bunch of work in and it's working very well! It's frontend relies heavily on #jQuery and #jQueryUI. These libraries make easy work of the things I wanted to do, and I'm well familiar with them.
I just now saw they're sunsetting jQuery UI - jQuery mobile is already fully depreciated.
That's a big deal, right?
I can't really find anyone talking about it anywhere - which leads me to believe there might be better tools out there that have superseded jqui? Have I been generation-gapped?
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I'm building a #webapp that I've meant to get around to for over a decade. There's still nothing available that is better than I can do with a half-effort, so I'm going for it.
I've got a bunch of work in and it's working very well! It's frontend relies heavily on #jQuery and #jQueryUI. These libraries make easy work of the things I wanted to do, and I'm well familiar with them.
I just now saw they're sunsetting jQuery UI - jQuery mobile is already fully depreciated.
That's a big deal, right?
I can't really find anyone talking about it anywhere - which leads me to believe there might be better tools out there that have superseded jqui? Have I been generation-gapped?
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I'm building a #webapp that I've meant to get around to for over a decade. There's still nothing available that is better than I can do with a half-effort, so I'm going for it.
I've got a bunch of work in and it's working very well! It's frontend relies heavily on #jQuery and #jQueryUI. These libraries make easy work of the things I wanted to do, and I'm well familiar with them.
I just now saw they're sunsetting jQuery UI - jQuery mobile is already fully depreciated.
That's a big deal, right?
I can't really find anyone talking about it anywhere - which leads me to believe there might be better tools out there that have superseded jqui? Have I been generation-gapped?
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I'm building a #webapp that I've meant to get around to for over a decade. There's still nothing available that is better than I can do with a half-effort, so I'm going for it.
I've got a bunch of work in and it's working very well! It's frontend relies heavily on #jQuery and #jQueryUI. These libraries make easy work of the things I wanted to do, and I'm well familiar with them.
I just now saw they're sunsetting jQuery UI - jQuery mobile is already fully depreciated.
That's a big deal, right?
I can't really find anyone talking about it anywhere - which leads me to believe there might be better tools out there that have superseded jqui? Have I been generation-gapped?
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In case someone is interested, with a bit of #cURL and #jq you get the JWT tokens out of #Garmin connect so that you can use your data from their site without registering an app (which is quite hard) https://github.com/michael-simons/garmin-babel/blob/main/bin/retrieve_garmin_tokens.sh
#Garth exists https://github.com/matin/garth but its proper OAuth flow always go trough a fixed consumer token…