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I'm trying to automate twitch clip submission for good plays that he's made on cod but am having some problems.

this is a testing form that I set up which is identical to the one clips would be getting submitted to normally - https://forms.gle/MDMM3buW2DT5erpp8

The command gci env:ApiSecret | ConvertTo-Json works to return a long string, the API secret for Twitter, which is truncated without the pipe to JSON.

However, the JSON is rather spammy.

Is there a "goldilocks" way to get the lengthy string value without the extraneous details?

(Unfortunately, gci env: truncates the key)

So I've recently stumbled across the blog post NeoPixels Revealed: How to (not need to) generate precisely timed signals and supporting github project and am now trying to encapsulate the heart of this code into a c++ class so that I can access various neopixel strings from multiple arduino uno digital pins.

To do this, I've created a protected member variable (m_PixelChannel) which stores the pin required to access the light string. However, I can't get the assembly code to recognize the member variable. Below is the code that I'm trying to make work (which is more-or-less a direct copy-paste of the original code from the github project with a classname added before it):

In today's fractured web-icon landscape where (surprisingly) .svg icons have not yet achieved broad support, one might be tempted to add a huge list of elements in the head pointing to any number of

• favicons
• icons
• apple-touch-icons
• safari-pinned-tabs
• mstiles

etc.

A comprehensive list of favicons, icons, touch-icons, tiles etc. on any page would be enormous.

This affects page initialisation and loading time, in some cases quite dramatically.

The goldilocks solution would be to be able to add as many icon references as needed, without affecting page load performance.

So... is it a legitimate approach to load these elements asynchronously?

eg.

I am trying to extract the words between two phrases. For example assuming I have the following paragraph:

One day after they had made porridge for their breakfast they walked out into the wood while the porridge was cooling And while they were walking a little girl came into the house This little girl had golden curls that tumbled down her back to her waist and everyone called her by Goldilocks.

I would like to get all the words between little girl and golden curls as well as 2 words before and after these words.

Is there an easy way to do so? I was getting the index of the start of phrases but it lead to quite lengthy code

I am making a Goldilocks game. If the user chooses the wrong answer it would loop back to the beginning of the program. When I try to choose any option it always loops back to the beginning including the correct answer which is 2. I am still new to c++. I do not understand why it is looping to the beginning if the condition is true when 2 is chosen.

I'm using Express and have an array of objects. I would like to modify the created property (I am using dateFormat package) for presentation.

The array is the result of a mongo query and is assigned to a variable stories and looks like:

I have what I think is a mathematical problem with my power engine and I've spent the past 2 days trying to solve this. I am relatively new to programming and am in the process of developing a 2D top-down billiard game in Unity.

My code is attached below, but essentially the player will click on the ball and drag back to produce power. Once they reach the desired power and let go the ball will launch in the desired direction at the desired power. For the sake of this example let's say that I set maxPower to 100, and the player object's linear drag and the tile drag remains constant. In the following example scenarios, all shots are at full power, and I'm shooting from the bottom left of my table:

1. I shoot a purely x-axis shot - the ball is shot at 100 power to the right
2. I shoot a purely y-axis shot - the ball is shot at 100 power upwards
3. I shoot at a 45 degree angle - how can I calculate what happens here?

If you look at the code below, I am using AddForce to push the ball on the x and y axis once I release the mouse. I'm tracking the distance of each shot made at a variety of angles and I've tried the following power management:

1. Splitting the power between x and y axis - this ends up produces a much weaker shot than a pure x/y axis shot (50 power per axis)
2. Giving each axis the full power - this ends up producing a much more powerful shot (100 power per axis)
3. Feeling like Goldilocks, I tried to make this juuuuust right and compute this using the Pythagorean theorem, and this is where I am struggling.

Any help would be much appreciated.

Code below - all variables are defined, I've just removed irrelevant code.

I'm having trouble with iterating through text nodes to create breaks.