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Purely chance or luck.

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Could it be a Tapatalk setting that needs to be changed? Maybe try posting something from the website in the Chrome app just to test it?
 
Is it wrong that I'm totally thrilled that our double header away game got canceled tomorrow afternoon? Shhhhhh.
 
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For me it works like this:

Download photo
Open in MavGyver Software Photo Editor
Rotate 90deg
Upload to Coffee House

Admins:
Currently Chrome works
Firefox does not work
If I press "upload file" in Firefox, nothing happens
 
Banging away all night on keyboard, fixing a legacy program that doesn't speak well with modern operating systems. Pay is really good. Stayed up until 4:30 am to get the hard stuff done. Drove to Detroit this morning for some pics, off too Ann arbor for tailgate. Shooting new Minolta Maxxum 9. You can rewind a roll with leader, mid roll and put it back in, works perfectly, amazing. Shooting Portra and HP5 today, kind of rainy, dreary. Go Dodgers! Turner is a stud.
 
Banging away all night on keyboard, fixing a legacy program that doesn't speak well with modern operating systems.

It's been a while, but . . .
Code:
01 WS-DATE.
   03 WS-MM         PIC XX.
   03 FILLER        PIC X         VALUE "/".
   03 WS-DD         PIC XX.
   03 FILLER        PIC X         VALUE "/".
   03 WS-YYYY       PIC XXXX.
 
Dave just posted pics of watches.
Both of them sideways.
I'm using Tapatalk not Firefox.
It's almost enough to drive Dave to drink.

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Banging away all night on keyboard, fixing a legacy program that doesn't speak well with modern operating systems.

It's been a while, but . . .
Code:
01 WS-DATE.
   03 WS-MM         PIC XX.
   03 FILLER        PIC X         VALUE "/".
   03 WS-DD         PIC XX.
   03 FILLER        PIC X         VALUE "/".
   03 WS-YYYY       PIC XXXX.
Like riding a bike, lol

#!/usr/bin/env python logfile = open("/var/log/syslog", "r") for line in logfile: line_split = line.split() print line_split list = line_split[0], line_split[1], line_split[2], line_split[4] print list
 
Tea again this morning and more soup for dinner last night. Gary wakes up with a sore throat which quickly goes away ... so Gary is barely sick. Mary Lou is fighting a bonafide cold. The last few days has been very warm here ... upper 80's with humidity at 43%. Tomorrow it is projected to drop 10 degrees. Another PLAYOFFS special addition in the LA Times. Today's front page sports a huge photo of Turner in his follow through after hitting the three-run home run. Kershaw got nail for four homers by the D-Backs. Kershaw also made the D-Backs hit into four double plays. A bit of a quid-pro-quo. In the seventh Kershaw gave up back-to-back home runs ... Gary yells that it is time to get him out ... Roberts heard Gary and walks to the mound. It is good when people listen. The Dodgers have a stellar defense.
 
Banging away all night on keyboard, fixing a legacy program that doesn't speak well with modern operating systems.

It's been a while, but . . .
Code:
01 WS-DATE.
   03 WS-MM         PIC XX.
   03 FILLER        PIC X         VALUE "/".
   03 WS-DD         PIC XX.
   03 FILLER        PIC X         VALUE "/".
   03 WS-YYYY       PIC XXXX.
Like riding a bike, lol

#!/usr/bin/env python logfile = open("/var/log/syslog", "r") for line in logfile: line_split = line.split() print line_split list = line_split[0], line_split[1], line_split[2], line_split[4] print list


Python!
Code:
# stations.py
# Print station number and name

import arcpy
from arcpy import da

infc = r'Documents and Settings\Application Data\ESRI\ArcCatalog\GISPROD.sde\GISPROD.FSTATION'
flds = ['STATION', 'NAME', 'STATUS']
expr = 'STATUS = \'EXISTING\''

with da.SearchCursor(infc, flds, where_clause = expr, 
                    sql_clause = ('None', ORDER BY STATION')) as cursor:
    for row in cursor:
        print('{0}: {1}'.format(row[0], row[1]))

# end
 

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