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Glimmer DSL for CSS 1.3.0 and 1.4.0 just shipped with support for CSS Media Queries and a CSS To Glimmer Converter!!! This gem is included in Glimmer DSL for Web to enable styling elements with CSS via a Ruby DSL. Glimmer is smart enough to have multi-DSL support, meaning it enables using a Ruby DSL for CSS and another Ruby DSL for HTML in the same file, and it’s all Ruby code in the end, so one language, but interpreted differently depending on the applicable domain to facilitate writing the simplest code possible for each domain. https://andymaleh.blogspot.com/2024/05/glimmer-dsl-for-css-media-queries-css.html

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Um clarão iluminou o céu de Portugal e Espanha neste sábado à noite, e causou espanto em quase todo o território nacional.

Pouco depois, a Proteção Civil acionou um alerta de queda de um meteorito em Castro Daire, distrito de Viseu, após ter recebido informações de que assim teria sido.

Essa informação está ainda por confirmar no terreno, uma vez que os bombeiros locais percorreram a área e nada encontraram. À CMTV, o comandante dos bombeiros afirmou que nada foi encontrado.

O fenómeno foi também visível em Espanha, com várias câmaras a captarem a passagem do meteorito.

Victory at last for men’s singles shuttler Lee Zii Jia as he claims his first title of the year at the Thailand Open.

The world No. 10 player made quick work of Hong Kong’s Angus Ng Ka Long in the final on Sunday to win 21-11, 21-10 in just 33 minutes in Bangkok.

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In the previous video I showed how to connect multiple Wordpress websites and publish posts in all of them with one click.

Now I will show how to delete the posts from the same platform. For example you wish to delete the published posts in a Wordpress website. You could anytime do this from platform.

The platform allows even to cancel the scheduled posts for Wordpress.

In case you’d like to enhance your IRB configuration with additional helpers (and even a dynamic prompt), you might want to check out the IRB Kit gem. This reduced a bunch of custom code in my irbrc file so everything can be loaded from this gem now. This might be of benefit to you too. Enjoy!

New Addition to Education Case Studies – Italy

All Italian-Language Schools in South Tyrol Migrated to Free Software

iOS 17.5 seems to be experiencing a rather nasty bug that raises some very, very concerning questions about what Apple thinks “delete” really means. After updating their iPhone, one user said they were shocked to find old NSFW photos that they deleted in 2021 suddenly showing up in photos marked as recently uploaded to iCloud. Other users have also chimed in with similar stories. “Same here,” said one Redditor. “I have four pics from 2010 that keep reappearing as the latest pics uploaded to iCloud. I have deleted them repeatedly.” “Same thing happened to me,” replied another user. “Six photos from different times, all I have deleted. Some I had deleted in 2023.” More reports have been trickling in overnight. One said: “I had a random photo from a concert taken on my Canon camera reappear in my phone library, and it showed up as if it was added today.” ↫ Tim Hardwick at MacRumors A report a few days later says that even on devices that have been wiped and sold, photos seem to be reappearing. This is even scarier than photos reappearing on devices you’re still using today – just think of all the iOS devices you’ve had and sold that might still be in use today. Users all over could be looking at old photos you took that you thought weren’t only deleted, but also wiped when you sold the devices in question. Apple has not said anything yet, but it further illustrates just how untrustworthy companies like Apple really are. Even taking into account it might take some time (minutes? An hour?) for a delete request to propagate through iCloud’s server network, there’s obviously no way photos that were supposedly deleted years ago are resurfacing now – especially when entire device wipes are involved, and any new user isn’t even logged into the same iCloud account. I hope for everyone involved – the users, that is, I don’t give a rat’s ass about Apple – that this isn’t very widespread, because the last thing any of us needs is old nude photos reappearing on random people’s devices. What a mess.