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“Have a look at the complementary harmony for the color #F3EBE9. View as: 🌈 CSS Gradient https://t.co/5573vrqLoi 🔧 CSS text shadow https://t.co/ZW6TTNwOqI 🖌️ Color Bucket https://t.co/Iti6UUqlP1 #color #palette #CSS”
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“Consumers spent $40 billion on ⁦@AppStore⁩ in first half of 2021. “That’s a cool $12 billion in Apple’s pocket, yet they can’t even add a report button on the App Store to report obvious scam apps” 💀 https://t.co/GBuj9L11QS”
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“⚡️Hey, freelance writers! We're halfway through Q3, and I still have a good chunk of budget left for REVIEWS at @inputmag. Send me your most ambitious review pitches!⚡️ Rates start at $300+ depending on length or format (check out our cool Card Stories!) https://t.co/3uDki6jXZP”
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“Still looking for the right freelancer(s) with the right REVIEWS pitches that fit @inputmag! Rates start at $300+ depending on length or format (check out our cool Card Stories!) https://t.co/6TaVYy0NrM”
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“you ever think about how, if you.. if you use google's autofill service, on google forms, youre using google to tell google information it already has”
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Make Audio of Document Text
Make Audio of Document Text
Make Audio from Document TextCreates an audio file of text identified in a document read aloud by Siri (Text to Speech.) • RoutineHub Page • iCloud Share LinkS
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“The waves on the ocean were originally known as WAWS in English, before confusion with the entirely unrelated verb WAVE, meaning to fluctuate or to move back and forth, led to the word being altered in the early 1500s.”
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“So we're doing it! Here we have the competitors: Tesla Model S PLAID (349 mile range) vs Ford Mustang Mach E California Route 1 Edition (305 mile range) vs an Audi Q5 (462 mile range)?”
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“people keep messaging me on Instagram very much proud of me for going on a date which is actually something I never thought I'd be able to do, and getting bonus points for it being with a woman”
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What is using Port 5000 on macOS Monterey? | utf9k
What is using Port 5000 on macOS Monterey? | utf9k
I’ve been fiddling a bit with Wails recently and I gave the unreleased v2 alpha a try. Out of the box, it binds to Port 5000 and I was surprised to receive a 403 Forbidden. Definitely not what I expected. We can use the lsof utility to figure out what’s holding on to Port 5000. You’ll see in the screenshot below that I use a shell function called whomport but under the hood, it’s running lsof -nP i4TCP:5000 | grep LISTEN.
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