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I'm trying to implement client-only routes using Reach Router in a project using TypeScript & ESLint. This is my initial implementation:

I am trying to decide whether I should add a lifetime parameter to my impls, but it seems I'm in a "damned if you do, damned if you don't" situation because the compiler complains regardless whether there's a lifetime parameter or not.

I have a form with several Boolean variables that change images on toggle, but when I click any of the buttons, all my variables change images? I have pulled all of them into separate subviews with the same result. Doesn't make any sense to me. Any help would be appreciated. Probably something simple I'm overlooking, but I'll be damned if I can see it.

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When I use NIM GLM to create a projection matrix and attempt to pass that to a shader with glUniformMatrix4fv, I get a type mismatch issue. The matrix pointer is of type ptr float64 and I assume that glUniformMatrix4fv needs ptr float32.

I'll be damned if I can figure out how to convert this or ensure the projection matrix starts off at the right level of precision.

Interestingly all other matrcies I have created - such as model and view - pass to the shaders without a hitch.

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Have a look at my NUFOSMATIC site for viewing UFO Sightings from the National UFO Reporting Center. I put this together some 17 years ago (I'm sooooo old) using a simple-minded approach on a webserver provided by the ISP that did not have any way to serve anything more than HTML, Javascript, and Java applets. It does the job for me.

A couple of years ago (ok, 6 years ago) I was burned (along with everybody else) by the mess that Oracle made of Java. I spent a little time migrating the site's features from Java applets and my primitive maps from publicly available data to OpenLayers and OpenStreetMap. Very kuel. Got some new stuff out of it, but I lost a few things, too.

I've recently been upgrading the maps to OpenLayers 6. My original implementation was OpenLayers 2, and they managed to completely re-write the API with OpenLayers 3, and I finally found time to get my head wrapped around it and just do the work. Four days to migrate from ol2 to ol6! And I actually got back some of the functionality I had with Java applets.

So before I deploy I'm looking for other things I might... modernize... in the code. I find now that frameset/frame is "obsolete" - I also find that there is NOTHING in HTML5 that works like frameset/frame.

Note most of the site I've looked at say "obsolete" and NOT "deprecated" - it sounds like something that gonna disappear just as soon as they think nobody's looking...

Basically, I have four frames: the "corner", the "header", the "menubar", and the "main". As you move from one site feature to another, managed from the "menubar", the HTML in the "main" frame is replaced. The single page gives a place to save some session-global values (like which year and month you're looking at).

I'm trying to do a program that opens files in a directory that are included in another. Simply put: Open file -> Read which files to open -> open and show their contents.

Here's the directory:

I was damned to build an setup using wix and wixtoolset 3.11. Yes, its the hell. Doing simple things with this toolset and reading the manual consumes much time and money.

My goal: The setup should download and install the .NET Framework 4.5. Here is the declaration:

In a list of steps in a recipe, all steps divs are displayed at position: absolute in a container with overflow: hidden.

A step hides off the right of the screen if it's an upcoming step, moves to the center (visible) for the current step, and then moves off to the left. (this is tracked as currentness) .

I am trying to collapse an element to only be revealed when the label of a hidden input is clicked. I want the

I have the following styles and html.