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https://www.fogolf.com/1171163/using-this-tiger-inspired-chart-will-help-you-be-a-better-golfer-australian-golf-digest/ Using this Tiger-inspired chart will help you be a better golfer – Australian Golf Digest #ArccosStats #article #CourseManagement #Golf #GolfDigest #GolfNews #GolfStrategy #HowTo #PGATourInsights #StrokesGained #TeeShots #TigerWoods

Stop doing this on video calls! 😱]✨

#videocall #remotework #speaking #howto #everyone

How to Stop Array includes From Failing on NaN

indexOf misses NaN but includes finds it.

#javascript #nan #array #bug #howto #search

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4T83RCDQs0o

How to Block XSS With htmlspecialchars

One echo can turn comments into scripts.

#php #xss #htmlspecialchars #security #howto #outputescaping

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vbV024fdP_Q

Box Joints, Any Size, Using Only A Standard Blade

https://makertube.net/w/wbXQg7LQxi2sQeaZ9XYH5s

🚢🧪 Maintaining a constant depth is one of the hardest parts of #underwater #engineering.

The latest build from Brick Experiment Channel solves this using a Raspberry Pi Zero 2 and a medical syringe as a ballast tank. By pulling water in or pushing it out, the system achieves neutral buoyancy. This allows the #LEGO vehicle to sit suspended in the #water.

👉 Learn more: https://thekidshouldseethis.com/post/lego-technic-submarine-syringe-raspberry-pi?utm_source=mastodon&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=new_content&utm_content=lego_technic_submarine

#design #diy #howto #machines #physics #river #science #submarine #technology #tech #vehicles #tksst #video

A yellow LEGO Technic submarine with a transparent cylindrical hull containing a visible 60 milliliter syringe and internal electronics sits suspended in clear blue water.

How to Avoid require_once Path Confusion

Relative paths break when scripts run from new locations.

#php #requireonce #paths #howto #bug #filesystem

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hK5bApChyl8

I love the idea of multi-item #poll ability in #mastodon. I dived into the API (#rstats rtoot, which is very cool). I can now get statuses, find my polls, and get the stored data.

However, the API doesn't seem to store any kind of ID of the users who voted and how they voted; I thought I'd seen elsewhere that this data could be obtained from public polls, but I don't have it. If I did, I could do two or three one-question polls and then, for users who answered all questions, parse the data into user-matched rows and columns and do fun things like scatterplots, multi-bar charts, regression, t-tests, ANOVA...

but apparently not, because I can't get the data.

If anyone knows of a way a person could get this data (public, ethical, etc.), I'm open to it. Multi-item polls are just such a fun idea.

https://docs.joinmastodon.org/methods/polls/#get

#poll #howto #suggestions #docs