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Is there an automatic way to download the transaction history CSV files? I download them every few months by hand, but would love a way to pull them down automatically (and maybe more frequently than that). I've looked around a bit, and don't see anything close to what I'm looking for. Maybe I'm missing it?
Is there a tool for inspecting the waste ink tank level on an XP-7100? I've tried this, and while it provides a way to reset the counter (I think), it doesn't seem to provide a way to retrieve the current value (or better, an estimate of the fraction of life remaining).
When I was in elementary school in the early to mid 1980's, I remember reading a childhood fiction book that was set at least in part in a swamp. The main character would explore the swamp with a boat he would push around with a pole.
There was also an aspect the book that involved some form of supernatural powers. These were accessible through the use of a sort of tunnel or access portal available to the subconscious mind. Somehow the character would explore their inner mind to find these tunnels. Different people had different numbers of these tunnels, with the main character considered very strong in this power because he had four of these tunnels.
know this is probably very vague a
I have the following chart (disk space usage)... there's not a lot of variability in the Y-range, but the values are high, so the only part of each label that changes is the least significant digit. Is there a standard accepted practice for handling this case. I'd ideally like the labels to have a bit more resolution.
One thought that's crossed my mind is to just print the bottom (or top) label as "6.715G" and print the rest as relative ("+10M, +20M,. etc.)
I'd appreciate advice on how to handle. Thank you.
When I was in elementary school in the early 1980's, I remember very distinctly reading a book that was set in some sort of rural swamp land. The main character would navigate the swamp by using a pole to push a boat around the swamp. The other aspect the book involved some form of supernatural powers that were accessed through a sort of mental tunneling. The main character was considered to have a lot of this power because he (?) had access to something like four of these inner mental tunnels.
I know this is probably very vague and highly likely to be inaccurate, but if jogs anybody's memory, I'd appreciate thoughts on what the book might be.
I'm trying to plan what we're doing on Parents' day weekend and the football game is definitely going to be a part. Unfortunately, the time of the game is still TBD. How far in advance do they typically announce game times?
Anybody have any good suggestions where to find (purchase, etc.) a service manual for a 2013 CX-9? I'm looking for instructions how to replace the HID headlight ballast, but it really might be a good idea to have it in general. I have seen this site, and, while they do seem to have the manual I need, I'm not sure if they're trustworthy, particularly given the extent to which they seem to have to advertise:
https://www.emanualonline.com/
Thanks!
Is there an accepted good way to gandle HTTP etags in a ring app? Some googling turned up this, which appears to be the best publicly available library:
https://github.com/mikejs/ring-etag-middleware
However, the predicate it uses for determining if a request body is suitable for an ETag is this:
(if (or (string? body) (instance? body File))
I don't basically ever use instance?, but those arguments look backward... which would mean that this library has only worked for strings in the eight years since it was last modified. I'm hoping there's something obviously wrong with my understanding here, because I am getting the error I'd expect from those parameters being rever
I have a couple web apps I maintain, and have been using `cemerick/friend` to handle auth. I've been happy with the way it works for my simple use case, but since I'm in the middle of adding a few new features, now is a good time to consider alternatives.
Is `friend` still considered the best practice for Ring web auth, or is there something else I should look into? TIA!
I've seen a number of ClojureScript wrappers around React, but was wondering if anybody had done anything similar to React, but purely in ClojureScript. I've come to like Reagent, but my thought would be that this alternative approach might be simpler.