Copyright on board games
Got inspired by a new project, similar to BoardGameArena: https://www.boardzilla.io/ It turns out board game mechanics can be copied ✍️
Got inspired by a new project, similar to BoardGameArena: https://www.boardzilla.io/ It turns out board game mechanics can be copied ✍️
I discovered that in fish, process substitution <()
works via temporary files, and >()
is not supported at all (maybe because it looks like fish?)
Relevant discussion since 2014, and still active now: https://github.com/fish-shell/fish-shell/issues/1786
Bluesky has launched RSS feeds https://openrss.org/blog/bluesky-has-launched-rss-feeds
https://peps.python.org/pep-0735/
This PEP is still a draft, but has already matured a lot. When accepted, it will change the trend, allowing Python projects to declare dependencies without declaring themselves Python packages.
Discussion threads:
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If you thought you were invincible, behold, git reset --hard
in automation scripts will get you!
(luckily I had a plain text output of the git diff
printed in my terminal)
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This is the correct way to nest the double quotes in the subshell
a="$(command "$arg")"
Using
$()
creates a new quoting context. Thus, double quotes inside a command substitution are completely independent of those outside it…
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/42652185/how-to-quote-nested-sub-shell-arguments-correctly
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inkscape -o result.eps input.svg