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www.bennadel.com
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| | | | | Ben Nadel looks at a way to clone Regular Expression (RegExp) objects in JavaScript, with additive flags. | |
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freeston.me
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andrew.yurisich.com
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blog.aaronlenoir.com
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| | | I made a thing for my other blog [https://flightschool.aaronlenoir.com] to show the GPS track of my flights. I thought I'd write down how I did it. Recording GPS Tracks I use an app for iOS called "myTracks" [https://apps.apple.com/nl/app/mytracks-the-gps-logger/id358697908]. In the free version you can start a recording and then stop the recording. You will be able to view the track in the app itself, but you can also export it and e-mail yourself a file in the "gpx" format. Gpx stands for " | ||
