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Re: Wordle 745 - fail too many possibilities

pkfox3-Jul-23 22:07

pkfox

3-Jul-23 22:07

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In a closed society where everybody's guilty, the only crime is getting caught. In a world of thieves, the only final sin is stupidity. - Hunter S Thompson - RIP

Re: Wordle 745

ChandraRam3-Jul-23 23:53

ChandraRam

3-Jul-23 23:53

Wordle 745 5/6*

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I was... after getting 4 letters on the 2nd try!

Happiness will never come to those who fail to appreciate what they already have. -Anon

Re: Wordle 745

Cp-Coder4-Jul-23 2:56

Cp-Coder

4-Jul-23 2:56

Wordle 745 5/6

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Ok, I have had my coffee, so you can all come out now!

Re: Wordle 745 2/6

jmaida4-Jul-23 10:39

jmaida

4-Jul-23 10:39

Wordle 745 2/6

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Just jumped right out ... one of my best

"A little time, a little trouble, your better day"
Badfinger

worldle528 4/6

jmaida3-Jul-23 10:13

jmaida

3-Jul-23 10:13

#Worldle #528 4/6 (100%)
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https://worldle.teuteuf.fr

"A little time, a little trouble, your better day"
Badfinger

How to make Firefox Save As dialog box not take up the whole screen?

swampwiz3-Jul-23 7:12

swampwiz

3-Jul-23 7:12

I've noticed this is happening now, and it's quite maddening. Mad | :mad:

And I did a little searching around the 'net, and couldn't seem to locate a solution.

Re: How to make Firefox Save As dialog box not take up the whole screen?

RedDk3-Jul-23 8:39

RedDk

3-Jul-23 8:39

Grab the side edge of the control with a left click and pull across currently LARGE (sp) window to milktoast size. Or, grab the title bar itself and pull the whole kit-and-kaboodle to where-ever-else it isn't a mote in your mind's eye.

This Thumbs Down | :thumbsdown:

is a thumb as far as I can discern. But if, on the off hand chance it's a pouring teapot, please accept my humblest apologies for being such a stick in the mud.

Re: How to make Firefox Save As dialog box not take up the whole screen?

swampwiz3-Jul-23 15:05

swampwiz

3-Jul-23 15:05

RedDk wrote:
Grab the side edge of the control with a left click and pull across currently LARGE (sp) window to milktoast size. Or, grab the title bar itself and pull the whole kit-and-kaboodle to where-ever-else it isn't a mote in your mind's eye.

This doesn't work. I am well aware that the default Windows behavior is for it to work. Mad | :mad:

Re: How to make Firefox Save As dialog box not take up the whole screen?

Nelek3-Jul-23 9:39

Nelek

3-Jul-23 9:39

Windows + left / right? (when dialog box active)

M.D.V.

If something has a solution... Why do we have to worry about?. If it has no solution... For what reason do we have to worry about?
Help me to understand what I'm saying, and I'll explain it better to you
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Re: How to make Firefox Save As dialog box not take up the whole screen?

swampwiz3-Jul-23 15:07

swampwiz

3-Jul-23 15:07

Nelek wrote:
Windows + left / right? (when dialog box active)

DING DING, we have a winner!

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Re: How to make Firefox Save As dialog box not take up the whole screen?

Nelek4-Jul-23 0:51

Nelek

4-Jul-23 0:51

You are welcome
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M.D.V.

Open Dashboard from other pc on lan?

CP521623-Jul-23 5:00

CP52162

3-Jul-23 5:00

Currently I open the CP dashboard from localhost:32168

I cannot seem to open this on my lan from other pc's using 192.168.1.133:32168 (IP of host).

Is there a restriction I need to remove?
BI opens fine on any pc on lan.

Thanks

Re: Open Dashboard from other pc on lan?

Richard Deeming3-Jul-23 5:44

Richard Deeming

3-Jul-23 5:44

Is your firewall blocking the port?

If it's using IIS Express, does it have a binding to the IP address (or "*") rather than simply "localhost"?

Assuming this is the CodeProject.AI, you'd probably have better luck posting your question in the CodeProject.AI Discussions[^] forum. Smile | :)

"These people looked deep within my soul and assigned me a number based on the order in which I joined."
- Homer

Re: Open Dashboard from other pc on lan?

CP521623-Jul-23 8:22

CP52162

3-Jul-23 8:22

Thanks! Don't know why that didn't cross my mind. My bad.
Rule added for the port and all fixed Thumbs Up | :thumbsup:

Re: Open Dashboard from other pc on lan?

PIEBALDconsult3-Jul-23 8:03

PIEBALDconsult

3-Jul-23 8:03

What's a "CP dashboard"?

a prime use of regex

BernardIE53172-Jul-23 23:47

BernardIE5317

2-Jul-23 23:47

learned some regex via link below .
this regex identifies prime numbers (reaction) - YouTube[^]

[update 7/4/2023]
i received link below re/ means to generate primes . am writing code now to test .
The Prime Number Equations - First Time in History - YouTube[^]

modified 4-Jul-23 17:40pm.

Re: a prime use of regex

Jeremy Falcon3-Jul-23 7:26

Jeremy Falcon

3-Jul-23 7:26

That's awesome. I wish more people would master regex. It really does set you apart as a dev.

Jeremy Falcon

Re: a prime use of regex

PIEBALDconsult3-Jul-23 8:05

PIEBALDconsult

3-Jul-23 8:05

Jeremy Falcon wrote:
set you apart as a dev

Not everyone values that. Sigh | :sigh:

Far too many devs think that group-think is best.

Re: a prime use of regex

Jeremy Falcon3-Jul-23 8:19

Jeremy Falcon

3-Jul-23 8:19

Sad but true. Sigh | :sigh:

Jeremy Falcon

Re: a prime use of regex

obermd3-Jul-23 17:33

obermd

3-Jul-23 17:33

It can also make your code harder for the next developer to understand. Simple regex can be handled by most devs, but some of the more complex regex strings are inscrutable even to the original author.

Re: a prime use of regex

Jeremy Falcon4-Jul-23 5:31

Jeremy Falcon

4-Jul-23 5:31

Like anything in development, if you abuse it then it’s a problem.

But, if you have a dev that doesn’t want to learn… Then fire dev that doesn't want to learn and hire one that can.

These days there are so many parsers to explain patterns there’s no reason.

Jeremy Falcon

Re: a prime use of regex

GuyThiebaut3-Jul-23 22:21

GuyThiebaut

3-Jul-23 22:21

It's something I use when I have to but have it on my list to lean more about.

I could have really used that knowledge recently when I wanted to search for any stored procedure called in the code where one of the parameters supplied is a Boolean value.

“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”

― Christopher Hitchens

modified 4-Jul-23 3:38am.

Re: a prime use of regex

Jeremy Falcon4-Jul-23 5:37

Jeremy Falcon

4-Jul-23 5:37

Regex is great for scripts, rudimentary parsers, input validation, etc. So, props for putting it on the todo list at least. Already puts you ahead.

It may look like Klingon to the untrained eye… but if you’re good at it you’ll never have a problem again with moving around data / transformation and so on. Especially when a full-fledged app isn't called for.

Jeremy Falcon

Re: a prime use of regex

GuyThiebaut13-Jul-23 23:08

GuyThiebaut

13-Jul-23 23:08

Thanks Jeremy,

I have now started using it more in searches and it has made something of a difference.

I really should have been making use of it more, but like you say the Klingon-like appearance puts a lot of us off from using it.
I have found a cheat sheet which helps a lot and using it both as practice and in use.

The interesting part I have found so far is that different text search engines(i.e. 'find' applications) process end of line characters differently, so using the right tool makes a difference too - AgentRansack is not great with end-of-line characters in regular expressions but VS Code seems to work with \r and \n.

“That which can be asserted without evidence, can be dismissed without evidence.”

― Christopher Hitchens

Re: a prime use of regex

Jeremy Falcon14-Jul-23 4:47

Jeremy Falcon

14-Jul-23 4:47

GuyThiebaut wrote:
The interesting part I have found so far is that different text search engines(i.e. 'find' applications) process end of line characters differently, so using the right tool makes a difference too - AgentRansack is not great with end-of-line characters in regular expressions but VS Code seems to work with \r and \n.

Yeah, if I had one gripe about regex it would be that. If it's PCRE compatible regex you're learning though, that'll make it easy enough to adapt to the minor differences in implementation. Just know, if you're using tools like grep or sed in Linux, you'll need to enable extended regex to get something that's more close to PCRE.

Jeremy Falcon

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