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ben.bolte.cc | ||
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blog.alexbeals.com
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| | | | | Finally got around to buying some ethernet cables from The Computer Store. Now everything's wired up! The XBox, my computer, and the Raspberry Pi that hasn't been doing anything productive for the last month. The wireless network is still up though, which made it really easy to set up a floormates' printer. i don't see any reason to take it down, so for the mean time it'll remain up. | |
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mpov.timmorgan.org
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| | | | | Note: We no longer use this. I have an updated post for the new setup. Our church uses iPads and Dymo printers for children check-in. Parents check in their child, a label prints on the printer, and they stick the label on the child's shirt. We use Planning Center Check-ins of course, and it's great! One downside to Dymo printers, however, is that their software only runs on Mac and Windows, necessitating a full computer connected to the printer. | |
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www.macintoshhowto.com
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dailytechvideo.com
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| | | Python is a dynamic language, which basically means that data has types (but identifiers don't). So s can point to a string, an int, a dict, or a function. But there has been some movement in the last year or two to introduce some form of strong typing, or type hints, into Python. What does ... Continue reading [Video 318] Christopher Neugebauer: Python's New Type Hints in Action... In JavaScript ? | ||
