Readit Newsmark a spot, then yank or delete everything to that line. Way easier to do it accurately rather than 13yy or however many lines you're yanking.
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I'll probably just order a newer server and move over before rebooting now. There is no money riding on it.
This seems like the obvious optimized v1: create extremely compressed (simplified) polygons wholly within the proper geopolitical borders. You get 100% true positives for a significant fraction of queries, and any negatives you can still kick to GMaps. I understand wholly-local is the goal here, but as others have pointed out, even small error rates can be unacceptable in some scenarios.
For deciding if a user is in Texas you could create a simple polygon completely inside Texas and one in Oklahoma. 99% would fall in the simple polygon and the rest go to the detailed polygons. Or create bounds near the complex river borders and use the detailed polygons there.
On the other hand I just use simple, non-optimized functions for qquiz.com.
We have almost lost the chance now to hear personal testimony of WWII. I've met several Battle of Britain pilots too, but the last died in Dublin recently:
https://www.rte.ie/news/ireland/2025/0318/1502596-hemingway/
Besides being very interesting it felt odd to hear all this in such an out of the way place. Well after the war he collaborated on some books with a professor teaching at the college there.
:33Lexplore opens the split with a slimmer, 33% width, window. :Lex<tab> to autocomplete if you do not want to type as much.
This would also let you set the grayscale on the tiles using imagemagick convert.
Neat project and thanks for the write up.
Cliff showed that a smart adult with an outsized curiosity and more than a bit of persistence, could keep up -- and even marshal resources to reassert the dominance of order and adulthood.
This was a good lesson, at the right time, for many people!
Also, Cuckoo's Egg is an entertaining story. I read it again a few years ago, and I enjoyed it more this time than I did when it was published. :)
We also set up a Linux computer as a Minecraft server and I was available to help with questions. It is a beginner level admin job with a purpose they can see.
If she has an idea for a web page or service, help refine it to something possible and implement.