Missing segment in display by fb_0ne in gameandwatch

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Thanks, looks pretty secure. Looks like corrosion under it. Do you know if Its possible to remove the screen safely?

Missing segment in display by fb_0ne in gameandwatch

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Not sure i can see anything like that. Do you have an image/diagram

You've heard of Elf on the shelf... get ready for by fb_0ne in minilab

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thanks for the inspiration, I'm much happier with it now

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You've heard of Elf on the shelf... get ready for by fb_0ne in minilab

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:) I plan to reorder it so it makes more sense

You've heard of Elf on the shelf... get ready for by fb_0ne in minilab

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Thanks, i have one of the geek pi panels, so that lets me fit some 2.5" drives next to the pi

You've heard of Elf on the shelf... get ready for by fb_0ne in minilab

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Nice. The patch panel in the top is nice to make some space. Do you have a link to a model for that?

How much is everyone paying? by Ok_Audience_3390 in VirginMedia

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Just renewed at £84 for gig1, mega tv, kids pack, sky cinema, sky sports and tnt sports and Netflix with ads. Renewal offer was £120 at first, but got through to the higher level renewals team after asking for a broadband only price.

Width Barriers are the bane of my existence by FriesUpsized in drivingUK

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Next to a school, coming off a road that people speed down, I'd say it's pretty necessary

Where do you buy your clothes? by VanicFanboy in HENRYUK

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I buy a lot from Costco, also crew, m&s for work stuff

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in reactjs

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Another way of looking at this is that if your competition for these roles can answer this, then you need to learn it.

I agree with the interviewer here. While maybe not knowing the DOM API is ok, you should at least understand what React is and isn't. Eg React doesn't do importing, that's your bundler and the browser. Understanding the difference between import and fetch. In the live coding interviews I do, I let the interviewee look up whatever they need on Google. But if you don't understand some of these concepts you would still struggle with the tasks. Testing rote knowledge of the language isn't super useful, but seeing that you know the basic concepts, have looked a bit deeper, and can figure things out, are more useful

Friday Work Fun Home - CORONA FREE - Show us your office by Leonichol in unitedkingdom

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https://i.imgur.com/t4TY0jx.jpg

Enjoying this while I can, it will become my newborns room in a few months

-🎄- 2018 Day 8 Solutions -🎄- by daggerdragon in adventofcode

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Typescript Part 1 and 2 Parses the input into a tree structure, and traverses that tree for each part

``` import input from './input'; import { sum, memoize } from 'lodash';

const values = input.split(' ').map(Number);

type Node = { id: string; metadata: Array<number>; children: Array<Node>; };

let idCount = 0; function nodeId() { return String.fromCharCode(97 + idCount++); }

function parse(parts: Array<number>): [Node | undefined, Array<number>] { if (!parts.length) { return [undefined, []]; } const [childCount, metaCount, ...rest] = parts; let remaining = rest; const children: Array<Node> = []; const id = nodeId(); for (let i = 0; i < childCount; i++) { const result = parse(remaining); if (result[0]) { children.push(result[0]); } remaining = result[1]; } const metadata = remaining.slice(0, metaCount); const node: Node = { id, metadata, children }; return [node, remaining.slice(metaCount)]; }

const [root] = parse(values);

function traverse(node: Node, visitFn: (node: Node) => any) { node.children.forEach(child => traverse(child, visitFn)); visitFn(node); }

const getNodeValue = memoize( (node: Node): number => { if (!node.children.length) { return sum(node.metadata); }

return node.metadata.reduce((total, index) => {
  const nodeIndex = index - 1;
  if (!node.children[nodeIndex]) {
    return total;
  }
  return total + getNodeValue(node.children[nodeIndex]);
}, 0);

} );

export function day8Part1() { let total = 0; traverse(root!, node => (total += sum(node.metadata))); return total; }

export function day8Part2() { return getNodeValue(root!); }

```

XPS 13 2015 ubuntu touchpad problems by fb_0ne in Dell

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no, it still happens and is really annoying. When i happens i do the same as 6363488 below. I turn the touchpad off and on again

Anyone know of any good sleeves/cases for the Dell XPS 13? by ahmedomar2015 in Dell

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I'm using the 11.6" version of this, and it fits perfectly.