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Got an old surge protector that’s ten years old. It still works as a power strip but, after ten years, its MOVs are probably suspect so I may disassemble it to see how it’s wired. Haven’t decided yet if I want to keep it as a strip or simply dissect it, though. Leaning towards the latter as I really want to know how it works outside of reading on the web 🙂
Yep! Got it bookmarked! 🙂
Lots of goodies on Amazon, too!
Ugh. Hopefully they get them fixed soon! I know people in my area also have trouble with their cable boxes. I wonder if they outsource to the same software developer?
Been watching the Vice Academy series. It’s absolutely horrendous. Of course, that means I find it very enjoyable! 😀
Really need to switch to holiday mode…. 😛
Nope!
So under the Posts page, there is an option to do a Quick Edit to the settings of each post. I simply had to add the posts to the proper categories. 🙂
Here you go! 😀
Fun fact: in actuality, they ditched the lyrics for the final version as they felt they were pretty silly 😛
Ugh. Do you see anything in the logs that correspond to the time we try to load that section?
No idea on the REST API. Looks like it’s still enabled as we can load https://stearnvault.com/wp-json (a quick search says that REST controls the JSON output)
Sorry, I had forgotten to add the posts to the category so it’s showing up now. 🙂
Looks like the style pack also got an update so we’ll be having an update bonanza in a few weeks 😛
And, yep, the Pages category in the site editor is definitely broken for some reason. Sorry, missed that part of the post yesterday.
Looks like City Car Driving is getting an updated version in May so I may start with Beam.NG drive when it goes on sale and go from there. Or Euro Truck Simulator. Need to look into the latter more but it I think I read that it has good hardware support. It also has a ton of DLC but I may not need much of it, will need to take a closer look. Would also be nice to have something to mess around with outside of learning so I’ll take that into consideration. Will pick up the research again this weekend. 🙂
Always sad to see a service fold. 🙁
Weird that the Wikipedia page is so inaccurate. The issues have already been mentioned on the talk page so hopefully it’ll get changed
Console input is pretty straightforward, you just need to include the input/output library. Here’s an example:
#include <iostream> int main() { int x; std::cout << "Enter a number: "; std::cin >> x; std::cout << std::endl << "You entered: " << x; return 0; }Command-line arguments would also be handy but the language only has rudimentary support for them by default. There are third-party libraries that help to fill in the gaps with them, though.
For storing the set of proper case keywords, a set may be the best container to use. In the rename loop, check the word to see if it’s in the set using the contains member function. So I think I just inadvertently wrote the entire program here. Only thing missing is the actual code 😛
Using the built-in types like this would also make it completely cross-platform 🙂
Sounds good 🙂
