What's the device called or where can I find the open sourced design? I wouldn't mind giving up a few weekends making one.
I'm not sure what to do about distribution other than just handing them out for free, having them sign waivers, and getting funding from a charity or similar organization.
Im currently in school and trying to get into the prosthetic industry after I get my engineering degree. Any recommendations on projects that could help me flesh out my skills?
Don't know if this helps since dokuwiki lets me link pages, but I have a main page where I just do a one paragraph description of every big thing in use.
each page has:
an in depth description,
how it's set up,
a list of features i use,
how it connects to other services,
and a miscellaneous for everything else
I'll also add any notes in the misc section in case I need to reference them later. If a service is mentioned, I'll create a page for it and link to it every time I mention it. That way nothing is more than a few clicks away and the documentation grows naturally as long as you don't have any monolithic application.
Example:
(main -> Docker -> Project_Ozone_2 -> custom configurations
Or main -> Joomla -> wysiwyg ->JCE Editor)
I also had a professor tell me to just write everything down first and then focus on formatting to find what kind of structure suits your needs best.
I just inherited my first codebase a few months ago. It's like this everywhere and original developer was fired, so what should sometimes be a simple fix turns into a full day of finding what needs to change. Any recommendations on fixing/maintaining code like this or should I just make it the next person's problem?
I use a CMS called Joomla. It's for work, and although it was a hassle to get up and running, Its very easy to use. You can also add a wysiwyg editor called "JCE by widget factory unlimited" which I also use.
If you find an alternative tho, let me know since I'm always on the hunt for a better system
: )
I don't even know how to explain to my cousins how stupid it was that they voted for trump. A lot of them have older siblings that aren't here legally because they were brought over as a babies. At least my whole family is angry with them, but I don't feel like that solves anything right now.
No, pretty much everyone I took it to said it would cost 300 to take a look at the motherboard and fix it, but 300 is close to the price of a new motherboard. I'm holding onto it in case I can snipe a working MacBook without a screen that's compatible for cheap.
Thanks for following up!
What's the device called or where can I find the open sourced design? I wouldn't mind giving up a few weekends making one.
I'm not sure what to do about distribution other than just handing them out for free, having them sign waivers, and getting funding from a charity or similar organization.
Im currently in school and trying to get into the prosthetic industry after I get my engineering degree. Any recommendations on projects that could help me flesh out my skills?
Don't know if this helps since dokuwiki lets me link pages, but I have a main page where I just do a one paragraph description of every big thing in use.
each page has:
I'll also add any notes in the misc section in case I need to reference them later. If a service is mentioned, I'll create a page for it and link to it every time I mention it. That way nothing is more than a few clicks away and the documentation grows naturally as long as you don't have any monolithic application. Example: (main -> Docker -> Project_Ozone_2 -> custom configurations Or main -> Joomla -> wysiwyg ->JCE Editor)
I also had a professor tell me to just write everything down first and then focus on formatting to find what kind of structure suits your needs best.
I just inherited my first codebase a few months ago. It's like this everywhere and original developer was fired, so what should sometimes be a simple fix turns into a full day of finding what needs to change. Any recommendations on fixing/maintaining code like this or should I just make it the next person's problem?
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I use a CMS called Joomla. It's for work, and although it was a hassle to get up and running, Its very easy to use. You can also add a wysiwyg editor called "JCE by widget factory unlimited" which I also use.
If you find an alternative tho, let me know since I'm always on the hunt for a better system : )
It's okay, it's a joke. .::: spoiler Is because... redheads tend to have pale skin and get sunburned more easily :::
I think it's more like you stop driving the car once you hit 80085 and keep it as a trophy
I don't even know how to explain to my cousins how stupid it was that they voted for trump. A lot of them have older siblings that aren't here legally because they were brought over as a babies. At least my whole family is angry with them, but I don't feel like that solves anything right now.
I'm 23 and just got promoted to head of the IT department and even I don't think I'm qualified to be here
I need this image without the text
Just got my Miata a a few weeks ago and I love that it's understood that we have to blink/wink every time we encounter each other
Count me in, also a software developer, and a really good cook so I can fill if I need to
She's a teacher in Texas and her students keep getting shot
Black pill twice
22: nostrils 6: kill 1 person 13: collapse civilization 24: Black pill (again) 1: control all tvs in fast food 7: plants talk
I didn't want civilization to collapse but at least the plants will keep me company
No, pretty much everyone I took it to said it would cost 300 to take a look at the motherboard and fix it, but 300 is close to the price of a new motherboard. I'm holding onto it in case I can snipe a working MacBook without a screen that's compatible for cheap. Thanks for following up!
I unironically tried to boot it after freezing it, but I guess I could try booting it while inside the oven instead🤔
I'll try booting it from a live USB but I'm not very hopeful given how it also freezes in recovery and safe mode. Thank you
Forgot to mention it's a MacBook pro 2020 (A2289) 13''
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