The mapping that I use follows the documentation. We have a list of nested JSON objects

It's an issue in the ELK stack, not Twint. Workarounds/solutions are welcome.

What we can do

• index the list of objects
• read them in the documents
• search for documents via Console or REST API (thanks to ieosint for spotting this out)

What we can't do

• search for documents in Kibana's sear

Is it possible to have LINUX container（LXC,LXD) compiled into OpenWRT?
The LXDUI is a project allows users to manage LXC in a Web UI.
If you have these 2 enabled in OpenWrt, that would be fatastic.

Based on the docs here https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/blob/master/docs/api.md#class-browsercontext we cannot delete a certain cookie, is there any consideration to have that kind of feature?

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Currently, the tutorial uses a not-very-practical model (iris-classifier), and ends with curl. Consider adding or replacing with a full end-to-end guide, which includes calling a Cortex API from an application, e.g. “0 to NLP App in Less Than 15 Minutes”. Also consider linking to https://curl.trillworks.com/ for how to convert the curl to the appropriate http library

Currently comment on runout sensor configuration says:

• By default the firmware assumes HIGH=FILAMENT PRESENT.

which is quite confusing and not very informative for regular user. As we test filament sensor status by M119 command It should clearly say when filament present on M119 we should see either "open" or "TRIGGERED" status and we can flip FIL_RUNOUT_INVERTING otherwise. Nobody really

Below is a list of failing links in our Farsi lists
You can help improve this repo by resolving the problems.

A failing link may be a website or resource that has disappeared. You can submit a PR

• removing the link (maybe the resource is obsolete.)
• correcting the link (sometimes things move)
• replacing the link (make sure the link is authorized, or the resource is open-licensed). Ofte

For advanced *nix users, a push to PYPI does not really matter;

For mid-level *nix users, they can always refer to https://github.com/soimort/you-get/blob/develop/README.md#option-4-download-from-github ;

Seems that it's only WIndows users who's suffering.

I can spin a server(even Windows Server if cross compiling is not possible even with help of Wine) and make the nightly+stable t

Would it be possible to provide an alternate way of starting koreader besides a long press on the middle key on the reMarkable? This interferes with the use of the binary patches to Xochitl which rely on the middle button for fast switching between documents and notebooks. Also, the reMarkable 2, due this summer, will not have physical keys.

Some changes have been made to the main Readme (which appears when landing on the github webpage) and the FAQ. This is a post to notify people, gather some interest and suggestions.

Thanks to @ker0chan for her help on the Readme (lots more feedback that I haven't processed yet) and @ButternCream for his help working on the FAQ.

• Created a [FAQ wiki page](https://github.com/ocornut/imgui/wik

I tried running the instructions for a START1-M instance at Scaleway

$ qemu-img create -f qcow2 MyDisk.qcow2 64G

Command 'qemu-img' not found, but can be installed with:

sudo apt install qemu-utils

Also, the KVM prerequisite can be installed and configured as de

Deno strives to be browser compatible where possible; that means we use quite a few Web APIs.

There is not much docs for supported Web APIs at the moment and before 1.0 is released that situation must change. Some of APIs and not fully aligned to spec, while others are not fully implemented (#3557). All that knowledge should be written down and presented to end users to avoid multiple question

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Emscripten compiles C code to web-compatible files.

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