can someone give me step-by-step instructions on how to do this?
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؝>>299355
It's a Unicode character, usually either 061C or 061D. Paste it in front of a quote to flip the direction.
It's easy to see if you change your browser's character encoding to something that doesn't handle it correctly, but you can't do that on Chrome.
؝>>299412
Wow cool anon
Anyone got any cool dog related phone wallpapers?
Pic related is mine
Yes that's am
>>299302
>Yes that's am
Whoa you're a big boy aren't ya
>>299517
I Actually have medically diagnosed insomnia and want to kms
But I also like dogs so please post some
:'(
Can someone make the background of this image the colour I'll post after this?
If possible please keep the neck white
Many thanks!!!
This colour
I don't know what it is
Its the discord colour
>>299284
Trimmed the white edges a bit
Requesting help for u-substitution. Send links, resources etc.
>>299250
It's be easier if you just gave me examples that you're having problems on. If you don't want to to that, you can always just check khan academy.
>>299251
here's an example I guess. I tried khan academy already. Was hoping to find some tricky examples
>>299254
The goal of a u-sub is to make it easier / possible to integrate. What you want to keep in mind when using this tool is you want to pick a u that you can see it's derivative in the integrand. In this case I knew that the derivative of lnx is 1/x, and I see that 1/x is part of the integrand. Everything after that is normal work.
One point I'd like to make clear is the bounds of integration when using u-substitution. When you substitute u in for x, your bounds will need to change. In most cases you can be lazy like me and leave it as (x = whatever) since I convert back to x's in the end.
Requesting this gif with a MAGA hat. Bonus points if you give one to the tiny bot.
Shameless self bump.
sure give me a minute
>>299227
different anon here, I didn't add the hat since someone else is doing that but I removed some frames and made the gif loop smoothly.
I've got an old python pastebin downloader script that stopped working.
It's supposed to give me the paste in the following format:
[Title of paste]
[Author]
[Paste link]
[Author's bin]
[Last Edit]
[Date retrieved]
[The paste contents...]
When I try to run lots of pastebin links in the command prompt, it spits out these errors, and doesn't download them all. When I only load one link, it downloads it, but throws a bunch of garbage into the "last edit" section of the paste.
>[Error code in command prompt window starts]
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Users\...blahblah...\storydownloader.py", line 22, in <module>
file.write('"{0}"\nBy: {1}\n\nhttp://pastebin.com/u/{1}\n{2}\n\nLast Edit: {3}\nRetrieved: {4}\n\n{5}'.format(name, author, url, lastdate, time.strftime("%d/%m/%Y"), story))
File "C:\Python34\lib\encodings\cp1252.py", line 19, in encode
return codecs.charmap_encode(input,self.errors,encoding_table)[0] UnicodeEncodeError: 'charmap' codec can't encode character '\u200f' in position 69778: character maps to <undefined>
>[Error code in command prompt window ends]
I tried running the code on 42 links at once, and got that error. Only a few stories downloaded, and they all had a huge bunch of code in between the last edit, and the actual date of the last edit.
I did not get this error when I tried running it through with just one story, but the produced file still ended up having a lot of code in the last edit section.
I tried manually updating from version 3.4 of python to the current 3.6 version, but the error still happened.
Starting from square one, with someone who can kind of parse html well enough to rip bandcamp songs by hand and once messed around with visual basic in high school to build a metal detector or automatic electromagnet on a rotating arm, I don't know how long it would take before I can reliably troubleshoot this and write my own scripts to automate grabbing things from webpages.
I'll put the code in the next post.
>>299225
from urllib.request import urlopen
from html import unescape
import re
import time
import string
import sys
valid_chars = "-_.() %s%s" % (string.ascii_letters, string.digits)
for url in sys.argv[1:]:
data = str(urlopen(url).read())
quickdata = re.sub(r'<div id="code_buttons">.*','',data)
filename = re.sub(r' - Pastebin.com</title>.*','',re.sub(r'.*<title>','',quickdata))
name = filename
author = re.sub(r'".*','',re.sub(r'.*By: <a href="/u/','',quickdata))
if author[:5] == "b'<!D":
author = 'Unknown'
lastdate = re.sub(r' [0-9][0-9]:.*','',re.sub(r'.*<span title="Last edit on:','',quickdata))
if lastdate[:5] == "b'<!D":
lastdate = re.sub(r' [0-9][0-9]:.*','',re.sub(r'.*on <span title="','',quickdata))
story = unescape(data[data.find('"return catchTab(this,event)"')+30:data.find('</textarea>')].replace(r'\r\n','\n').replace(r"\'",r"'"))
filename = ''.join(c for c in filename if c in valid_chars)
file = open(filename + '.txt','w')
file.write('"{0}"\nBy: {1}\n\nhttp://pastebin.com/u/{1}\n{2}\n\nLast Edit: {3}\nRetrieved: {4}\n\n{5}'.format(name, author, url, lastdate, time.strftime("%d/%m/%Y"), story))
file.close()
- - - - -
Obviously, the best long-term solution would be to learn python, but I've got my hands full for the time being. Going from "Has used some visual basic in a high school class, can sort of parse html and rip bandcamp songs by hand, and sorta messed with PHP for a school project but doesn't fully get it" to being able to write simple retrieval scripts like this, how long would that take?
Or, if you can, tell me which chapters of the documentation I should read in order to figure out how this code works, so that I can do some troubleshooting that way. I'd rather get this working with help, and then set learning to make scripts as a side project for the next while.
>>299228
>file.write('"{0}"\nBy: {1}\n\nhttp://pastebin.com/u/{1}\n{2}\n\nLast Edit: {3}\nRetrieved: {4}\n\n{5}'.format(name, author, url, lastdate, time.strftime("%d/%m/%Y"), story))
Replace "story" on this line with "story.encode('utf-8')" and let me know if it works.
>>299231
It didn't work.
The problem with the "last edit" is still there, and linebreaks seem to be replaced with "/n", resulting in a wall of text since I have wordwrap on.
/r/
If your sim city snes manual is in good condition...
can someone scan just the front and back pages and inside pages of both of the sim city snes manual for me?
The pdf file I found only has a horrible scan of ripped and bent pages....
i don't really need the entire thing scanned.. just replacing a few pages on mine.
the front page, the inside of that page...
the back page, and the inside of that page scanned.
thank you.
i can do it if i can get my scanner to work
I'm on mobile and can't edit photos, so I apologies for such an easy request. I honestly can't do it. :c
Can someone please cut this image out and stick it onto the wojak picture I'm about to post?
And can you remove the background and make it transparent but keep the white colour in both the wojak and dog nose / ears
If you don't understand just ask. I'll be checking this thread every 5ish minutes or so.
Thank you very much!
If you have a version with less JPG please use that instead.
I don't mind either way tho!
Thanks again!
Please try and make it look natural if you can
>>299194
Yesss its perfect :]
Hey /wsr/, can someone please tell me what kind of dance this guy is dancing in this video?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jA8b0_cFTGo
>>299129
selfbump samefag, signing out for today.
ty in advance for your support!
>sauce for music
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VAEzNSlu1g4
>what kind of dance
beats me. seems like a mix between shuffle and hiphop, he does smash it though
>10 minute bump
this is a very slow board
>>299138
Looks more like an electroswing dancer.
I need rom-com anime similar to Toradora and Lovey Complex. Light, sweet, cute, and very sappy. Bonus points if the male love interest isn't a complete Chad Thundercock.
Maison Ikkoku
>>299111
Kimi to Boku.
Believe me. It doesn't look like that at the beginning. It looks like BL shit, because it's kinda a CGDCT with boys instead of girls. But it's not BL, and girls are soon introduced. And by the end, it's my favorite light romance animu.
Though if you want the best romance ever, watch Kemonozume. It's pretty heavy though.
Also, this is porn, but I have Takemura Sessyu's Take on Me right at the top of my list of best romances too. And in my porn mango 3x3 power battery.
>>299111
Sakurasou no Petto Kanjou is just as good, [spoiler]if not better.[/spoiler]
It's got just as many fuzzy feelings as Toradora, and the characters are tons of fun.
What are some anime with really great English dubs?
>>299108
I recommend the Manga Video dub of "battle angel alita", where they couldn't afford enough actors to have an actual black man, so they just told one of them to "sound black".
It's only available on VHS though.
>>299108
Subs > dubs
>>299108
Haruhi
Spice and Wolf
please recommend some good anime that have lolis in them
Non non biyori is my favorite
>>299074
no i said good anime
>>299071
Ichigo Mashimaro
Military!(short)
Yama no Susume
Fate/kaleid liner prisma illya(lewd)
Only one, or non loli MC:
Amaama to Inazuma(only one)
Gugure Kokkuri-san
Boku Dake ga Inai Machi (keep in mind some people hate the ending, I thought it was fine)
Boku wa Tomodachi ga Sukunai
Flying Witch
Gochuumon wa Usagi desu ka
Haven't seen so I don't know if these are good:
Usagi Drop
Ro-Kyu-Bu
Not sure if loli:
A-Channel
Chuunibyou demo koi ga shitai
GJ-bu
Kiniro Mosaic
Haifuri
Yuru Yuri
My friend got himself locked out of his phone. We've tried everything we could find online except factory resetting. It's a Galaxy On5.
I know it's a stretch anyone here will know a specific method to get in but any help is appreciated. It's a pattern lock.
>>299065
Give it back, Chad.
If it was this easy to crack, there would be no point.
>>299065
if all the important data (photos, contacts, etc) is stored on the sd card (and/or the sim card) then factory reset is the way
Hey guys, I have a TV that I want to have connected via ethernet to my network, since I will be using it to watch Plex. The thing is, my TV doesn't have an ethernet port, but does have a USB port. So my question is, is it possible to create a wired connection between my modem/router and the smart tv via ethernet-to-USB? Would it work with a cable I make myself?
Thanks senpai
?
>>299024
No.
USB is a standard that lets a computer use any USB device, not one that lets a USB device be used by any computer.
Just buy a fucking chromecast.
port only for pics. you'll need to a get a seperate box.
>>299024
even if you could somehow arrange such a setup (using some sort of custom dynamic storage device) the tv would still need to support dlna
>https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Living_Network_Alliance
for plex to work.
so just like >>299055 said, you will need a separate device, a raspberry pi (plus sd card) should be enough, then connect it on another hdmi port
gl
Can someone just capture this entire thread with a screenshot? You know, like how you can take a picture of an entire webpage?
I would do it, but my program keeps messing up. Thank you in advance.
>>>/v/374163104
Oh. One more thing.
It would be super cool if you can crop out all the other posts besides the ones reguarding the Samurai Jack thread meme. Isn't needed, but greatly appreciated.
>open thread page in firefox
>press shift + f2
>screenshot --fullpage thread
>...
>PROFIT ?
>>299048
>is on mobile