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Cowsay Cartoon Ordered Recursion Tutorial
The recent Cowsay Cartoon Recursion Tutorial started allowing for “greater than 2 multiple of 2” numbered action cell Cowsay based cartoons but it was blasé about order, while we cannot think of too many concepts where “jokes will fall flat” … Continue reading →
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Tagged action, address bar, aesthetics, background colour, bash script, BBEdit, cartoon, cell, chmod, code, CodeCows, colour, colour picker, command, command line, cowsay, create, CSS, Did you know, dnf, double valuing, drawing, dropdown, email, event, execute, execute permission, extension, flat file, font colour, form, functionality, global data attribute, hashtag, hashtagging, help, hierarchy, histort, IFRAME, infinite loop, info, input, install, integration, IP address, justification, logic, macOS, man, menu, method, onblur, onsubmit, ontouchmove, option, options, order, osaprompt, paste, permission, PHP, programming, prompt, recursion, row, script, select, sharing, SMS, software integration, stop press, style, styling, table, Terminal, ternary, text, text editor, text justification, Text to Speech, textarea, textbox, TextWrangler, tutorial, url, user, user experience, user styling, UX, variable, Xcode
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Cowsay Cartoon Recursion Tutorial
The “up to yesterday’s Cowsay Cartoon Text to Speech Tutorial appraisal” could go something like … Cartoons via Cowsay could be interesting, but cartoons limited to 2 “action cells”, that’s a tad limiting. … and that all sounds a legitimate … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, background colour, bash script, BBEdit, cartoon, cell, chmod, code, CodeCows, colour, colour picker, command, command line, cowsay, create, CSS, Did you know, dnf, double valuing, drawing, dropdown, email, event, execute, execute permission, extension, flat file, font colour, form, functionality, global data attribute, hashtag, hashtagging, help, hierarchy, histort, IFRAME, infinite loop, info, input, install, integration, IP address, justification, logic, macOS, man, menu, onblur, ontouchmove, option, options, osaprompt, paste, permission, PHP, programming, prompt, recursion, row, script, select, sharing, SMS, software integration, stop press, style, styling, table, Terminal, text, text editor, text justification, Text to Speech, textarea, textbox, TextWrangler, tutorial, url, user, user experience, user styling, UX, variable, Xcode
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Cowsay Cartoon Text to Speech Tutorial
Onto yesterday’s Cowsay Cartoon History Assistance Tutorial today’s two major improvements are … allow for some Text to Speech smarts courtesy of … Google Translate … optional translation and optional Text to Speech … and, perhaps … say … macOS … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, background colour, bash script, BBEdit, cartoon, cell, chmod, code, CodeCows, colour, colour picker, command, command line, cowsay, create, CSS, Did you know, dnf, double valuing, drawing, dropdown, email, event, execute, execute permission, extension, flat file, font colour, form, functionality, global data attribute, help, histort, info, input, install, integration, IP address, justification, logic, macOS, man, menu, onblur, ontouchmove, option, options, osaprompt, paste, permission, PHP, programming, prompt, script, select, sharing, SMS, software integration, stop press, style, styling, Terminal, text, text editor, text justification, Text to Speech, textarea, textbox, TextWrangler, tutorial, user, user experience, user styling, UX, variable, Xcode
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Cowsay Cartoon History Assistance Tutorial
Thinking about today’s Remembering History extension of functionality onto yesterday’s Cowsay Cartoon User Styling Tutorial, we, at first, contemplated … a window.localStorage or HTTP Cookies web browser storage idea based around a user specific cowsay command content dropdown element construction … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, background colour, bash script, BBEdit, cartoon, chmod, code, CodeCows, colour, colour picker, command, command line, cowsay, create, CSS, Did you know, dnf, double valuing, drawing, dropdown, email, event, execute, execute permission, extension, flat file, font colour, form, functionality, global data attribute, Google Translate, help, histort, info, input, install, integration, IP address, logic, macOS, man, menu, onblur, ontouchmove, option, options, osaprompt, paste, permission, PHP, programming, prompt, say, script, select, sharing, SMS, software integration, stop press, style, styling, Terminal, text, text editor, Text to Speech, textarea, textbox, TextWrangler, tutorial, user, user experience, user styling, UX, variable, Xcode
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Cowsay Cartoon User Styling Tutorial
Today’s work hones in on our interpretation of some user styling we could offer users of the Cowsay Cartoon web application we introduced in yesterday’s Cowsay Reacquaintance and CodeCows Xcode Extension Tutorial, in the following ways, after a bit of … Continue reading →
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Tagged aesthetics, background colour, bash script, BBEdit, cartoon, chmod, code, CodeCows, colour, colour picker, command, command line, cowsay, create, CSS, Did you know, dnf, double valuing, drawing, email, execute, execute permission, extension, font colour, form, functionality, help, info, install, integration, logic, macOS, man, menu, ontouchmove, options, osaprompt, paste, permission, PHP, programming, prompt, script, sharing, SMS, software integration, stop press, style, styling, Terminal, text, text editor, textarea, TextWrangler, tutorial, user, user experience, user styling, UX, variable, Xcode
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Cowsay Reacquaintance and CodeCows Xcode Extension Tutorial
We stumbled upon an interesting extension for Xcode on macOS here, called CodeCows. It makes it possible to paste into Xcode code, via an … Xcode -> Editor -> CodeCows -> Menu with many options … set of functionalities, cartoonish … Continue reading →
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Tagged bash script, BBEdit, cartoon, chmod, code, CodeCows, command, command line, cowsay, create, Did you know, dnf, drawing, email, execute, execute permission, extension, form, functionality, help, info, install, integration, macOS, man, menu, options, osaprompt, paste, permission, PHP, programming, prompt, script, sharing, SMS, software integration, Terminal, text, text editor, textarea, TextWrangler, tutorial, variable, Xcode
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Dictionary Plonking Primer Tutorial
One of the things we miss from the 1970’s to 1980’s (and maybe 1990’s), primarily in Windows, for us, was the opportunity to install, via what we refer to fondly, as … plonking … which, to us, refers to the … Continue reading →
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Tagged configuration, copy, copying, dictionary, English, file permission, game, install, installation, permission, plonk, plonking, software, tutorial, upload, wordle, words
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Notification API Hidden Popup Tutorial
Yesterday’s Notification API Active Scheduling Tutorial had some good news and some bad news … the good news being that you did not have to have your Notifications functionality web application front facing to make the Active Scheduling of Notifications … Continue reading →
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Tagged API, button, communication, Google Chrome, HTML, Javascript, notification, Notification API, notifications, permission, permissions, popup, privacy, programming, proof of concept, schedule, scheduling, security, setTimeout, SMS, tutorial, visibility, web, web browser
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I like the single-row radio-play approach for keeping the controls compact while still making each selection clear. When I’m checking a calculation alongside a tutorial, I use StepStat to see the intermediate steps; how do you handle the layout when the playlist gets much longer?