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Help! Does anyone knows a good validation library for PowerShell?
I'm creating a Pode application, and I need to validate some request payload.
#AskFedi #dotNET #LazyWeb #Pode #PowerShell #Programming #WebDev
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Help! Does anyone knows a good validation library for PowerShell?
I'm creating a Pode application, and I need to validate some request payload.
#AskFedi #dotNET #LazyWeb #Pode #PowerShell #Programming #WebDev
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Help! Does anyone knows a good validation library for PowerShell?
I'm creating a Pode application, and I need to validate some request payload.
#AskFedi #dotNET #LazyWeb #Pode #PowerShell #Programming #WebDev
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Help! Does anyone knows a good validation library for PowerShell?
I'm creating a Pode application, and I need to validate some request payload.
#AskFedi #dotNET #LazyWeb #Pode #PowerShell #Programming #WebDev
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Help! Does anyone knows a good validation library for PowerShell?
I'm creating a Pode application, and I need to validate some request payload.
#AskFedi #dotNET #LazyWeb #Pode #PowerShell #Programming #WebDev
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👀 Yo #lazyweb, as an #iOS user when I'm listening to audio A and my alarm goes off if I click my earphone to dismiss/stop the alarm then I want it to resume audio A, however audio B starts playing; sometimes from an app that isn't even open?!
Anyone else suffering this (bug), it's really fxcking annoying & wondering if it's iOS or my earphones (tried two pairs now but same brand 🤷) - tips? Boosts appreciated.
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What's the easiest way for me to script moving the last line of a text file to the Nth line? I have a whole directory full of files that need the exact same treatment.
Update: My solution in replies!
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What's the easiest way for me to script moving the last line of a text file to the Nth line? I have a whole directory full of files that need the exact same treatment.
Update: My solution in replies!
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Dear LazyFederation - How do I excise or at least disable all #AI from #NextCloud?
I'm not here to discuss the merits of "AI" technology.
I want the documentation showing me how to remove the feature as thoroughly as possible.
If that's not possible, then I'd like to know the exact config options that will pinch it off at the most basic level available.
How do I do that?
Reshares appreciated.
Thanks.
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Dear LazyFederation - How do I excise or at least disable all #AI from #NextCloud?
I'm not here to discuss the merits of "AI" technology.
I want the documentation showing me how to remove the feature as thoroughly as possible.
If that's not possible, then I'd like to know the exact config options that will pinch it off at the most basic level available.
How do I do that?
Reshares appreciated.
Thanks.
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Hello #lazyweb, connaissez-vous des hébergeurs email français gratos ?
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Hello #lazyweb, connaissez-vous des hébergeurs email français gratos ?
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Hello #lazyweb, connaissez-vous des hébergeurs email français gratos ?
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Does anyone have to use Outlook for work? Is there a way to create a keyboard shortcut to archive messages? I could swear that this used to be a feature, but it has been more than 5y since I used outlook daily.
I have gone through the help inside outlook and did a search, but I didn't find anything that would work with the latest version, on windows.
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Does anyone have to use Outlook for work? Is there a way to create a keyboard shortcut to archive messages? I could swear that this used to be a feature, but it has been more than 5y since I used outlook daily.
I have gone through the help inside outlook and did a search, but I didn't find anything that would work with the latest version, on windows.
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Does anyone have to use Outlook for work? Is there a way to create a keyboard shortcut to archive messages? I could swear that this used to be a feature, but it has been more than 5y since I used outlook daily.
I have gone through the help inside outlook and did a search, but I didn't find anything that would work with the latest version, on windows.
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Does anyone have to use Outlook for work? Is there a way to create a keyboard shortcut to archive messages? I could swear that this used to be a feature, but it has been more than 5y since I used outlook daily.
I have gone through the help inside outlook and did a search, but I didn't find anything that would work with the latest version, on windows.
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Does anyone have to use Outlook for work? Is there a way to create a keyboard shortcut to archive messages? I could swear that this used to be a feature, but it has been more than 5y since I used outlook daily.
I have gone through the help inside outlook and did a search, but I didn't find anything that would work with the latest version, on windows.
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#AskFedi has anyone on the #LazyWeb got a comprehensive free reference to the DIN/EN50005 terminal numbers (those weird 14, 23, 81etc numbers you see on the back of relays, contactors and power switches? (EDIT: there is also the related DIN 72552 standard which covers numbers used in automotive wiring looms).
Making the standard that tells you "where do I reattach this spade terminal that came off its post so that I do not die" cost €€€ to access makes Kit mad Mad MAAAD.
ETA: There are dozens of search results along the form of "hey, I needed to work out these inscrutable codes, and here are what the particular four that I needed mean" but I've not found a nice chart or list that is comprehensive enough to keep for reference.
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#AskFedi has anyone on the #LazyWeb got a comprehensive free reference to the DIN/EN50005 terminal numbers (those weird 14, 23, 81etc numbers you see on the back of relays, contactors and power switches? (EDIT: there is also the related DIN 72552 standard which covers numbers used in automotive wiring looms).
Making the standard that tells you "where do I reattach this spade terminal that came off its post so that I do not die" cost €€€ to access makes Kit mad Mad MAAAD.
ETA: There are dozens of search results along the form of "hey, I needed to work out these inscrutable codes, and here are what the particular four that I needed mean" but I've not found a nice chart or list that is comprehensive enough to keep for reference.
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#AskFedi has anyone on the #LazyWeb got a comprehensive free reference to the DIN/EN50005 terminal numbers (those weird 14, 23, 81etc numbers you see on the back of relays, contactors and power switches? (EDIT: there is also the related DIN 72552 standard which covers numbers used in automotive wiring looms).
Making the standard that tells you "where do I reattach this spade terminal that came off its post so that I do not die" cost €€€ to access makes Kit mad Mad MAAAD.
ETA: There are dozens of search results along the form of "hey, I needed to work out these inscrutable codes, and here are what the particular four that I needed mean" but I've not found a nice chart or list that is comprehensive enough to keep for reference.
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#AskFedi has anyone on the #LazyWeb got a comprehensive free reference to the DIN/EN50005 terminal numbers (those weird 14, 23, 81etc numbers you see on the back of relays, contactors and power switches? (EDIT: there is also the related DIN 72552 standard which covers numbers used in automotive wiring looms).
Making the standard that tells you "where do I reattach this spade terminal that came off its post so that I do not die" cost €€€ to access makes Kit mad Mad MAAAD.
ETA: There are dozens of search results along the form of "hey, I needed to work out these inscrutable codes, and here are what the particular four that I needed mean" but I've not found a nice chart or list that is comprehensive enough to keep for reference.
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#AskFedi has anyone on the #LazyWeb got a comprehensive free reference to the DIN/EN50005 terminal numbers (those weird 14, 23, 81etc numbers you see on the back of relays, contactors and power switches? (EDIT: there is also the related DIN 72552 standard which covers numbers used in automotive wiring looms).
Making the standard that tells you "where do I reattach this spade terminal that came off its post so that I do not die" cost €€€ to access makes Kit mad Mad MAAAD.
ETA: There are dozens of search results along the form of "hey, I needed to work out these inscrutable codes, and here are what the particular four that I needed mean" but I've not found a nice chart or list that is comprehensive enough to keep for reference.
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I just got back into trying to make electronic music, and I am feeling a little alone sitting in front of my DAW, making bleeps and bloops. Sometimes even breakbleeps
Is there a nice, beginner-friendly community (preferably in form of a forum) out there where one can share WIPs, get feedback, and ask possibly stupid questions? 😅
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I just got back into trying to make electronic music, and I am feeling a little alone sitting in front of my DAW, making bleeps and bloops. Sometimes even breakbleeps
Is there a nice, beginner-friendly community (preferably in form of a forum) out there where one can share WIPs, get feedback, and ask possibly stupid questions? 😅
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Can anyone reccomend a simple screen recorder for Linux Mint?
Just tried Kazam and it didn't work.
#LazyWeb #LinuxMint #ScreenRecorder -
Can anyone reccomend a simple screen recorder for Linux Mint?
Just tried Kazam and it didn't work.
#LazyWeb #LinuxMint #ScreenRecorder -
Can anyone reccomend a simple screen recorder for Linux Mint?
Just tried Kazam and it didn't work.
#LazyWeb #LinuxMint #ScreenRecorder -
Can anyone reccomend a simple screen recorder for Linux Mint?
Just tried Kazam and it didn't work.
#LazyWeb #LinuxMint #ScreenRecorder -
Can anyone reccomend a simple screen recorder for Linux Mint?
Just tried Kazam and it didn't work.
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Dear #lazyweb.
Can you point me to an overview to help add some non-abysmally ugly colors to a simple web app. It is small private app, so I can't employ a designer. 😜
a) What colors do I need, like foreground, background, active, checked, alternating, clickable etc.
b) A technique to derive the needed colors from three or four basic colors, like darker, lighter etc.A compendium, simple, not the Apple style guide.
Here is the challenge:
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Dear #lazyweb.
Can you point me to an overview to help add some non-abysmally ugly colors to a simple web app. It is small private app, so I can't employ a designer. 😜
a) What colors do I need, like foreground, background, active, checked, alternating, clickable etc.
b) A technique to derive the needed colors from three or four basic colors, like darker, lighter etc.A compendium, simple, not the Apple style guide.
Here is the challenge:
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Any opinions on mirotalk? It seems to work the way jitsi used to, where you can just create a room on the fly by making up a url... e.g.
https://p2p.mirotalk.com/join/81756Poleguy
The nice feature for me that I want to try out is simultaneous bidirectional sharing of both screen and video. I work with #engineers and it is often best to be able to share your own example while also watching your colleagues screen to monitor their progress in trying it themselves. (For example.)
Microsoft Teams can't.
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Any opinions on mirotalk? It seems to work the way jitsi used to, where you can just create a room on the fly by making up a url... e.g.
https://p2p.mirotalk.com/join/81756Poleguy
The nice feature for me that I want to try out is simultaneous bidirectional sharing of both screen and video. I work with #engineers and it is often best to be able to share your own example while also watching your colleagues screen to monitor their progress in trying it themselves. (For example.)
Microsoft Teams can't.
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Any opinions on mirotalk? It seems to work the way jitsi used to, where you can just create a room on the fly by making up a url... e.g.
https://p2p.mirotalk.com/join/81756Poleguy
The nice feature for me that I want to try out is simultaneous bidirectional sharing of both screen and video. I work with #engineers and it is often best to be able to share your own example while also watching your colleagues screen to monitor their progress in trying it themselves. (For example.)
Microsoft Teams can't.
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Any opinions on mirotalk? It seems to work the way jitsi used to, where you can just create a room on the fly by making up a url... e.g.
https://p2p.mirotalk.com/join/81756Poleguy
The nice feature for me that I want to try out is simultaneous bidirectional sharing of both screen and video. I work with #engineers and it is often best to be able to share your own example while also watching your colleagues screen to monitor their progress in trying it themselves. (For example.)
Microsoft Teams can't.
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Any opinions on mirotalk? It seems to work the way jitsi used to, where you can just create a room on the fly by making up a url... e.g.
https://p2p.mirotalk.com/join/81756Poleguy
The nice feature for me that I want to try out is simultaneous bidirectional sharing of both screen and video. I work with #engineers and it is often best to be able to share your own example while also watching your colleagues screen to monitor their progress in trying it themselves. (For example.)
Microsoft Teams can't.
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@davidsnug Hey #lazyweb, which open-source shared calendar solution do you know ? (ça va te donner plus de réponses ;-) )
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@davidsnug Hey #lazyweb, which open-source shared calendar solution do you know ? (ça va te donner plus de réponses ;-) )
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@davidsnug Hey #lazyweb, which open-source shared calendar solution do you know ? (ça va te donner plus de réponses ;-) )
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@davidsnug Hey #lazyweb, which open-source shared calendar solution do you know ? (ça va te donner plus de réponses ;-) )
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@davidsnug Hey #lazyweb, which open-source shared calendar solution do you know ? (ça va te donner plus de réponses ;-) )
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Thanks to all who responded, I ended up with a plain TOML file and some simple validation using 'match' following this example - https://gist.github.com/Ytosko/7cd53469b500917e716ed9e923b5caf6 #lazyweb #python #cli
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Thanks to all who responded, I ended up with a plain TOML file and some simple validation using 'match' following this example - https://gist.github.com/Ytosko/7cd53469b500917e716ed9e923b5caf6 #lazyweb #python #cli
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Thanks to all who responded, I ended up with a plain TOML file and some simple validation using 'match' following this example - https://gist.github.com/Ytosko/7cd53469b500917e716ed9e923b5caf6 #lazyweb #python #cli
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Thanks to all who responded, I ended up with a plain TOML file and some simple validation using 'match' following this example - https://gist.github.com/Ytosko/7cd53469b500917e716ed9e923b5caf6 #lazyweb #python #cli
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#Lazyweb: I want to put a USB C hub a metre or so from the laptop. All USB C hubs seem to come with a short lead. There are no USB C extension leads. How do I do this?
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#Lazyweb: I want to put a USB C hub a metre or so from the laptop. All USB C hubs seem to come with a short lead. There are no USB C extension leads. How do I do this?
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#Lazyweb: I want to put a USB C hub a metre or so from the laptop. All USB C hubs seem to come with a short lead. There are no USB C extension leads. How do I do this?
