Wow, after 25 years of Unix experience, I learned that you can filter output in #less.
Press ampersand (&) and enter a regex to show only lines matching the regex.
Press ampersand (&) and then exclamation mark (!) to apply an inverse filter.
Anyone know what, if anything, I need to do to build an Apple Silicon wheel on Github Actions?
Planning to do a new backports.zoneinfo release soon and I'd like to throw it into this wheel building apparatus, if necessary: https://github.com/pganssle/zoneinfo/blob/b77bc75de10380ff53a33c3becc49eb3b582a745/.github/workflows/build-publish.yml#L77
I think that the fact that the head of the `self-conflict` branch has two parents branched from a common base (with a bunch of commits in between) has something to do with it.
I guess I'm rebasing it to a single commit, which conflicts with its history.
Wow, I've never seen this before. This repo has a merge conflict with its own base commit:
$ git rebase HEAD^
Auto-merging dateutil/test/test_imports.py
...
error: could not apply ffc4be1... Use pytest
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The hidden performance overhead of Python C extensions https://pythonspeed.com/articles/python-extension-performance/
WTF ... Mozilla had always running JavaScript inside PDFs disabled by default.
But now with FF 88 this option is ENABLED by default. Which means, if a PDF file contains JS it will run without any user interaction. What can possibly go wrong?
To disable this:
about:config
pdfjs.enableScripting --> false
# FF 78.10 ESR doesn't include this option and still blocks JS in PDFs by default. Just tested.
I have now spent like 20 minutes trying to figure out how to make a particular pie chart in LibreOffice (including web searches, trying a template, etc.) and am giving up; if any of y'all have ever successfully made a pie chart in LibreOffice and wish to help free me of this chartless ignominy, lemme know
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