Matt Hirsch

WebGL texture loads require the same kind of cross-origin permissions that normal image loads require. See: https://hacks.mozilla.org/2011/11/using-cors-to-load-webgl-textures-from-cross-domain-images/ Three.js has a feature to handle this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/24087757/three-js-and-loading-a-cross-domain-image I haven't googled it but...

An LED is a diode and requires a certain forward bias voltage to emit light. There is likely a programmable constant current supply in the bulb. If the current supply...

Am I understanding correctly that to work with `npm` the `demo` property in `package.json` `script` ought to look like `"demo": "vue-cli-service demo ./Demo.vue",`

I'd love to see something like this as well. Thanks for a great project!

I've been using a patched leaflet with the above one line change for 4 months without problems.

If you're using this with a bundler and npm etc. to install the source you can use `patch-package` with the following patch to modify the esm and standard builds. This...

`zip.file("...")._data.compressedSize` is no longer accessible with the latest version. Is there any other way to access the size of the file in browser memory?

Repro: ``` import sane def p(a): print(a) sane.init() devices = sane.get_devices() dev = sane.open(devices[0][0]) dev.start() dev.snap(progress=p) ```

I haven't tested if this gives a fully working app, but looking through the source code it seems like I need to pass ``` initialize({ ... routesGlob: '**/*.mjs', routesIndexFileRegExp: /(?:index)?\.mjs$/,...

The above (with edits) does seem to work. Can this be added to the docs somewhere?