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Category Archives: eLearning
E-learning refers to the use of electronic media and information and communication technologies (ICT) in education ( Wikipedia )
CSS Outline Primer Tutorial
The CSS “border” emphasis of the previous Emoji Borders and Backgrounds Canvas Annotation Tutorial has concepts, we see online, confusing people, and myself, regarding what the CSS “outline” feature is capable of (or not capable of). Here is W3school‘s pertinent … Continue reading →
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Tagged background, border, CSS, decoration, delineate, element, emphasise, HTML, linear gradient, outline, outside, programming, proof of concept, screen, style, styling, tutorial, web page
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Javascript Console Warning Conditionals Tutorial
Yesterday’s YouTube API iOS Shower Song Subset Looping Tutorial‘s … want to “move on” to a new song … via … add to an “individual song looping subset” with another “individual looping song” … and it also serves another “arcane … Continue reading →
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YouTube API iOS Shower Song Subset Looping Tutorial
You’d think we’d be done with ablutions at this blog, but ingen måte … Luna (aka Måne) says … there’s all manner of molekylær interesse out there in and out of the fjords … It’s not just H and the … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Command Line Shower Song Names Tutorial
Yesterday’s YouTube API Command Line Shower Songs Tutorial‘s Operating System command line modes of access brought us to another issue. Can a list of seven non-YouTube-ID comma separated values (ie. YouTube song search basis strings) be entered and still end … Continue reading →
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YouTube API Command Line Shower Songs Tutorial
Today, we’re combining the concepts behind … the recent YouTube API Caller Radio Play Doctype Meta Tutorial‘s means by which … macOS Windows … command line “command verb” … play … can call our “Radio Play” YouTube API interfacing means … Continue reading →
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Tagged 404.shtml, association, button, cell, code, comma, command, command line, communication, delimitation, delimiter, destination, DOM, email, encodeURIComponent, error 404, external Javascript, hashtag, hierarchy, HTML, http error 404, Javascript, list, localStorage, mailto, mobile, mobile detection, navigator, not found, order, play, programming, recall, recipient, redirect, remember, role, separated, share, sharing, Shower Sons, SMS, song, songs, table, tutorial, video, video identifier, window.localStorage, YouTube, YouTube API, YouTube video identifier
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Keyboard Shortcuts for Bluetooth on macOS Tutorial
What is macOS Spotlight? … Spotlight is macOS’s built-in, system-wide search engine. Activated by pressing Command + Spacebar, it lets you instantly find files, launch apps, perform math calculations, convert currency, check weather, and run quick system commands without leaving … Continue reading →
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Tagged arrow, bluetooth, bluetooth file exchange, bluetooth mouse, connection, desktop, hardware, key, keyboard, keyboard shortcut, lead, logitech, m720 triathlon, MacBook Air, macOS, masos, mouse, pair, pairing, plug and play, return, shortcut, spotlight, tutorial, USB
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Shower Songs Delimitation Hashtag Tutorial
Hashtag … doh! Around here the hashtag means of constructing URLs, especially regarding “a” email mailto: and SMS sms: URL links, has saved the day manys the time, given our emphasis away from mail server based communication logics. And today, … Continue reading →
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Shower Songs Delimitation Remembering Tutorial
Our steps forward onto yesterday’s Shower Songs Delimitation Role Tutorial involve window.localStorage remembering of lists that land within the orbit of Shower Songs YouTube API “radio play” web application. In a “remembering and recall” scenario … first you have to … Continue reading →
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