My family technically has a Bluetooth keyboard + mouse combo that worked great with the Pi (aside from a horrid range) ... but we're out of the right batteries :P
I guess I do have that old PS 2 keyboard & mouse from our 1999 Dell I could use ....
I want to write a script that counts up though 000 to 999 leaving the leading zeros until it gets to 100. as in 001 002 003 and so on. is there any clean way to do that in bash?
i = 0
while i != 101:
if(i <= 9):
print('00'+str(i))
elif(i <= 99):
print('0'+str(i))
elif(i == 100):
print(i)
i += 1
Probably could be done with regex, but this is nice and simple.
i = 0
while i != 101:
if(i <= 9): print('00'+str(i))
elif(i <= 99): print('0'+str(i))
elif(i == 100): print(i)
else: print("Ummm. This shouldn't happen") # <-- Should never happen
i += 1
i = 0
while i != 1000:
if(i <= 9): print('00'+str(i))
elif(i <= 99): print('0'+str(i))
elif(i >= 100): print(i)
else: print("Ummm. This shouldn't happen") # <-- Should never happen
i += 1
@Chan-HoSuh You might want to take a look at Go. It's a really interesting blend of static typing and dynamic memory management. And it has no dependencies. Ever.
Decision time. Get just the new class 10 microSD card now, or get the MicroSD card and mouse....
I'm not totally convinced about the Mazer, I'd like to look around some more - however, I'm pretty sure I'm not going to get a better price/performance ratio on any other mouse.
I remember using a really big one once that actually scaled the picture slightly based on how bright the contents of the display were. Switching from a grey to white screen enlarged the picture slightly - a zooming-in effect.
really part 2 of this question, but its a different issue than what i thought. I've been doing some testing, the screen seems to be non flickery if more than 1/4 of the screen is black, if i have any other colour taking up more than 3/4 of the screen there's flickering along the horizontal axis (...
the only regret I have is that I didn't take my ideas about the future too seriously. I basically anticipated the iPad, the iPhone, and a lot of other things :p
I remember AAPL at about $21 a share when I first saw the iPod... and thought about investing at least a few grand
@NathanOsman I remember that too but we always had a cable connection that my Father's work paid for, so I guess I was spoiled and got to avoid most of the terrors of having one line and only dial up.. So my memories are vague. We got smart, split the bill with the company and got a router :p
Gotta love PHP... I have Roundcube set up on my mail servers so family can easily check their email. I limit email size (with attachments) to 8 MB. There are no fewer than three settings that control file upload sizes. Two in php.ini and one in Nginx. Each time, I thought I had fixed it. Each time, it would refuse to accept files larger than about 2 MB.
I have heard of Kosher phones. What do the classic sources (preferably Rishonim or earlier) say about the preferred type and brand of cell phone?
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gave this an edit and then flagged it as a dupe - not sure which was right, but it seems awfully close to being a dupe and may just require being duped
When I use the new Ubuntu phone, I hear that I wont be able to use apps for Android. Is there an easy way to modify the operating system to support the Android java style applications on Ubuntu Phone? I don't have much experience with this sort of thing, and would appreciate any guidance.
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Is there a way to get this http://android.stackexchange.com/q/43310/39544 closed with: Questions asking us to find or recommend an app, device, ROM, accessory or off-site resource are off-topic In fact it is (hidden) asking for, and it's asking for something which is illegal in most counties.
yep - have been using 15.04 virtualised - use it for development purposes. Looks like this is shaping up to be a nice stable release. Also been looking at unity8 via lxc - that still needs lots of work - poor laptop touchpad support is rather a show-stopper for me.
I have heard of Kosher phones. What do the classic sources (preferably Rishonim or earlier) say about the preferred type and brand of cell phone?
This question is Purim Torah and is not intended to be taken completely seriously. See the Purim Torah policy.
