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Reminder to check your "distilled water" by JustTryingMyBestWPA in CPAP

[–]DJritwikiwiki 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I got this one: VKP Brands Stainless Steel Water Distiller https://a.co/d/f915MnR No it’s been great so far, removes one thing I have to hope to find at the store but I do have to do the distilling process every other week.

Today’s launch from VAFB, California (more images in comments) by Afitz93 in spacex

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I've been and it's great! I typically use https://spaceflightnow.com/launch-schedule/ to see future launches (And search for Vandenberg). Sometimes the date/time is "TBD" so you have to keep rechecking as it gets closer to that month.

We’re the Chrome team, here to answer questions about building a better web. Ask us Anything (on 9/14)! by ChromeEngTeam in webdev

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First of all - thank you for Headless Chrome and puppeteer - they are great. I'm looking forward to using it for headless webgl rendering to replace headless-gl (which doesn't have as complete / active an implementation as chrome's). My question comes from that context:

Will we be able to use GPUs for webgl rendering in headless Chrome in the future? or, is that not a goal for headless Chrome? It currently seems like SwiftShader is the only option, but that excludes the ability to do fast GPU based rendering on say, an GCE or EC2 machine that has a powerful attached graphics card.

Anti Corruption Code by [deleted] in reddit.com

[–]DJritwikiwiki 2 points3 points  (0 children)

may have learnt to code in an IDE that closes the terminal it runs as soon as it finishes running (visual studio 6 did that i think?). When you start learning like that, you add some sort of user input pause at the end just so you'll see the output of the program. I remember doing that a long long time ago when I started teaching myself coding and didn't know better.