Extract an embedded file from a PDF in python, no big deal, he says to himself.
6 hours and about a 10 different python libraries later - and not one is able to find the files in this pdf.
On the EXACT SAME PDF, pdfdetach can see them right away. Time to dig deeper, after sleep
I don't think other coworkers understand how complicated & stressful it is to explain what's going on in my head when I don't even understand specific problems when coding. Hence I don't want anyone to disrupt me. Same thought in comic format https://t.co/XLjA02Xvb9 Do you agree?
Announcing the release of Regolith 1.4 on #Ubuntu 20.04 with amd64 and #arm64 architectures. Many thanks to contributors that helped to make this happen!
Learn about the release at ~ https://t.co/DwhlCKz6KC
Get Regolith ~ https://t.co/rETwYlUgdk
@JoeRessington That really sucks man. I wish you the best of luck in future endeavors. I have been a long time listener, and have always valued the input you provided on topics. I am already a listener of Late Night Linux, but I hope you go on to produce more shows in the future!
@nixcraft I use a T490 with Ubuntu 19.10 and i3 - no complaints, with the exception that the fingerprint sensor doesn't work yet.
I'll switch to LTS once 20.04 is released
Nothing is more annoying than the new default behavior in #GoogleChrome - I need to see the protocol in use (http/https) AND the "www" in a URL.
Also, how in the world is removing "www" useful? This obscurity just makes the web more confusing and difficult to troubleshoot
@Steve_MSFT Wait so should I have waited to start using it as my default shell? Lol
On a side note, I haven't noticed too many issues using it as my default shell in Ubuntu (besides sudo). Anyone know what additional features will this provide?