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Novela Génesis – Capítulo 232 hablado español latino

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(Capitulo 01 – 80) https://www.dailymotion.com/playlist/x78wjw

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(Capitulo 151 – 220) https://dailymotion.com/playlist/x7haca

Génesis hablado en español latino TVN – Capítulo 232 completo

Serie basada en el libro de “Génesis”. Una producción que contará desde la creación del mundo hasta historias clásicas como Caín y Abel, el Arca de Noé, la Torre de Babel, Abraham, y terminando con la historia de José de Egipto. ¡El origen de todo, contado en una serie extraordinaria! El hombre busca constantemente respuestas y se cuestiona todo el tiempo con la esperanza de explicar los misterios del mundo. Y para comprender el presente, es necesario conocer el pasado. ¿Qué es la vida humana? De donde venimos ¿Cómo aparecieron las bellezas de la naturaleza? ¿Cuál es el origen de todo lo que conocemos? Son enigmas que la sobreproducción Génesis busca retratar al público a través de una trama épica y sin precedentes en la televisión brasileña. Desde la creación del mundo, pasando por la gran inundación y la construcción de la Torre de Babel, la telenovela presenta viejas historias, contadas y transmitidas de generación en generación, que exploran el origen de la humanidad. Las disputas entre las luces y las sombras, las intrigas familiares y los milagros emocionantes conmoverán a los espectadores de todas las edades, haciendo que las noches de la semana sean mucho más atractivas. Dividida en fases, esta gran obra de teledramaturgia cuenta con escenarios deslumbrantes, personajes con fuerte identificación con el público y una trama profunda que promete fuertes emociones desde el principio hasta el final de cada capítulo. Asocie su campaña con grandes valores y acerque su marca al corazón de la familia con esta nueva e increíble producción.

How to Use WordPress Gutenberg Editor | Free Video Course | #sidebar | Part #4

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What Is WordPress Gutenberg???

WordPress Gutenberg is a completely redesigned and reimagined editor. This is a great treat for WordPress users who see the editor as a simple fix for a series of problems. In fact, users who directly deal with content production (bloggers, editors, copywriters) have only good things to say about the Gutenberg editor.

It has replaced the WordPress Classic Editor, TinyMCE and has become a part of the WordPress core with WordPress 5.0 onwards.

Gutenberg WordPress Editor elevates the experience of creating posts and pages to a new level — enriching the experience of creating content. It’s not just a simple tool that you can use to write the perfect blog posts, but a powerful visual editor. It is based on a block architecture that allows users to create any type of content conveniently.

In order to eliminate shortcodes and manual HTML blocks and to greatly simplify the process of editing and publishing content, Gutenberg provides dynamic blocks, thus making content creation and page management more user-friendly.

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This is 4th Part. I will upload all parts Soon.

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Specbee: How to implement Algolia Search in Drupal 9 (Part 1)

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Specbee: How to implement Algolia Search in Drupal 9 (Part 1)
How to implement Algolia Search in Drupal 9 (Part 1)
Subhash Yadav
06 Sep, 2022

Studies show that 30%* of site visitors use the site search feature on a website (when made available) to get relevant results. More importantly, about 68%* of e-commerce site visitors would not return to a website that displays poor and oftentimes irrelevant search results.

Clearly, this underlines the importance of the search feature in a website. Algolia is a very robust, AI-powered search API that can help organizations build dynamic consumer-grade search features for their websites easily.

In this article, we will walk you through the process of integrating Algolia search into a Drupal 9 website.

This is the first chapter of a 2-Part series article. Stay tuned for the next chapter of this blog post to learn how to display the Algolia search results on your Drupal website.

Specbee: How to implement Algolia Search in Drupal 9 (Part 1)

But first, Why Algolia?

With Algolia, it is easy to build customized and powerful search solutions.

  • It provides consumer-grade search
  • Returns result faster than ElasticSearch/ Apache Solr
  • Provides out-of-the-box support for results as you type, typo-tolerance, smart results highlighting
  • Algolia is easy and fast to set up and is a paid service while ElasticSearch is an open service built on top of Lucene and has a steep learning curve

Configuring Algolia

Before moving on with setting up the Drupal – Algolia integration, note that this process assumes that you already have set up your Algolia account and know how to configure Drupal search API.

First, let’s configure the Algolia dashboard to create our index for storing and indexing the website data.

Create Index

 

Once the index is created, we can also configure various search options like faceting, pagination and more by clicking on the Configuration button on the Index tab. You will learn how to configure facets once our data is indexed on Algolia. For now, let’s move to our Drupal 9 site to create a new Algolia server and index.

Configuring Search API

To index the website contents on Algolia, you’ll need the search_api_algolia module. It is an integration module that lets you connect to the Algolia service via Drupal’s Search API. 

Download and enable the module. Once the module is enabled, you will need to create a server and index:

  • Go to  Configuration -> Search and metadata -> Search API
  • Click Add Server and add Server Name
  • Choose Algolia as the backend
  • In the Configure Algolia backend, you will need the Application ID and the API key. For these, you can go back to the Algolia site and click on User Name on the top right side of the page and click on Settings again.

Index Settings

  • Click on API Keys

 

API Keys

  • Now, copy and paste the Application ID and Admin API Key from the dashboard.

Edit Search Server

  • Click Save.

Now let’s create an Index for our Search Server. For that Click on Add Index.

  1. Add Index Name and select the appropriate data sources that you want to index on Algolia.
  2. Under the Server option choose Algolia Search.
  3. Unde the Index options, enter the Algolia Index Name from the Algolia website.Search
  4. Click Save.
  5. In the fields tab, add required fields and Click Save.
  6. Go to the view tab and re-index all data.

Once the data is indexed, it is time to configure facets.

Configure Facets

Now let’s configure facets for filtering our search results by clicking on Facets in the Configuration tab.

Next, click on the Add an Attribute button available in the Attributes for faceting section as shown below.

Add Attribute

 

In the same way, you can also configure pagination options for your search functionality.

*Statistics References

Final thoughts

In today’s section, you saw how we configured the Algolia dashboard to create an index and added configuration to our Algolia index. We also added a Search API server and configured an index in our Drupal site to index our site contents on Algolia Server. In the next chapter, you will learn how to display Algolia search results on your Drupal website using Algolia’s UI Library InstantSearch. So stay tuned! Don’t forget to subscribe to our newsletter to get the latest weekly articles in your inbox.

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VirtualBox Explored (Part 2)

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I am sorry to have had to split the article up, but it was getting too long. The second part goes into the aspects of using more of the various features of VirtualBox.

There should hopefully be something here that will be useful to everyone.

The first part is located here: https://www.linux.org/threads/virtualbox-explored-part-1.40456/

Access to USB Devices

We should now be able to access USB devices, specifically USB storage devices. Sometimes you need to bring data…

https://www.linux.org/threads/virtualbox-explored-part-2.40975/

The Tech Talk

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The Tech Talk

The internet is a great place for families. It gives us new opportunities to discover the world, connect with others and just generally make our lives easier and more colorful. But it also comes with new challenges and complications for the people raising the next generations. Mozilla wants to help families make the best online […]

The post The Tech Talk appeared first on The Mozilla Blog.

The death of the PCIe expansion card

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With the AM5 platform from AMD on the horizon, five major motherboard manufacturers have annonced their flagship motherboards with the X670E chipset. Some of them are having fun with this generation’s multi-faceted step into “five”: AM5, PCIe Gen 5.0, DDR5, 5nm process, boost clocks over 5GHz, you catch the drift. But do you know what every single announced motherboard has fewer than five of? PCI Express (PCIe) slots. Other than a GPU and the occasional WiFi card, I haven’t really had any need for my expansion slots in a long time. I just don’t know of anything useful. I doubt they’ll actually go away any time soon though.