Matt Forrester

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I am not sure how to correctly get an Eve component to communicate with the outside world. I was thinking firing an event would be the correct way to do...

Fixes docs from PR1067 / #1043

I may be missing it, but I'm feeling that just having `system()` for external calls is too limiting. In Node we have [child_process.spawn(command[, args][, options])](https://nodejs.org/docs/latest-v12.x/api/child_process.html#child_process_child_process_spawn_command_args_options) I know Rust has something...

Hi, thanks for usql, I really quite enjoy using it and is the only SQL tool that makes me think about leaving `psql` by choice (I also have to use...

This ``` printf "%s\n%s\n%s\n%s" number "one" "two two" "three three" | mlr --icsv --omd put '$z=typeof($number) ; $l = exec("echo", ["N: " . $number])' ``` Outputs: | number | z...

I can connect to Athena using: ``` $ usql 's3://__S3_STAGING_DIR_NOT_URL_ENCODE_WITH_TRAILING_FORWARDSLASH_ALSO_NOT_ENCODED?WGRemoteCreation=true&accessID=__THE_ACCESS_KEY__&db=__DATABASE_NAME_PROBABLY_URLENCODED_&missingAsEmptyString=true&region=eu-west-2&secretAccessKey=__THE_SECRET_URLENCODED__' ``` Which does work / can query However `\d` does not (not supported by awsathena driver). ``` s3:__S3_STAGING_DIR_NOT_URL_ENCODE_WITH_TRAILING_FORWARDSLASH_ALSO_NOT_ENCODED=> \d error:...

Squeezelite tried to play locally, for a Docker hosted server with mounted `/music` directory (thus could not open the file) ``` [19:15:11.525726] stream_file:528 opening local file: /music/music_unchecked/__________.mp3 [19:15:11.525772] stream_file:538 can't...

I often have my laptop connected to my main large screen, however I usually prefer the laptop screen to be off. If this is the case the window ends up...

Lines 34 & 39 means it seems to have a dependency on BSPWM. On running it just hid all my windows and i had to create a one line bash...

Super simple change to add the let keyword. Probably will need to others too... I see there is a test.js file... how is that used? Thanks Matt