Lua runs everywhere (almost), but I cannot install a uuid library on windows.
Compared to luarocks, pip is amazing.
Lack of windows support for most luarocks modules has stopped me from writing a lot of stuff in lua.
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cross-posted from: https://programming.dev/post/29294671
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A windows dialogue saying "Select an app to open this 'msteams' link. The suggested apps are Microsoft teams, with a "new" subtext, and MicroSoft Teams, with the word new in its icon.
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A screenshot saying "Your child's Results, Your child's BMI is Infinity. That puts them in the 100th percentile which indicates that they are obese."
Its no thanks because you are making sure you are giving them no thanks.
I think piping something into aplay works, but I used a different command. I'll share it if I find it.
Embedding Youtube videos like that doesn't work, it has to be the raw video/image file.
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An uninstall window for McAfee WebAdvisor (usually installed as bloat on new computers), it says "Maybe you should keep us around... Here's why: ". The reasons list is empty.
A while ago I found a command which would let you pipe anything (binary, text etc) into sound.
/usr/bin/ls sounded nice, /dev/random sounded like static.
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A "Now Playing" popup which shows "system Preferences" as the song playing.
I read this, but it could be wrong
Printer ink is now the most expensive fluid that a civilian can purchase without a special permit. It's colored water that costs $10k/gallon, which means that you print out your grocery lists with liquid that costs more than the semen of a Kentucky Derby-winning stallion.
And the borders!
Especially considering ink is the most expensive liquid a consumer can buy.
The instructions don't work half the time.