Using Selenium for this is probably overkill. You might be better off sending direct HTTP requests with your form data. This way you don’t actually have to spin up an entire browser to perform that simple operation for you.
That said, if it works - it works!
I’m pretty sure it was mythbusters
I’m looking for a Testflight link not an App Store link
Great thanks a lot!
This issue exists on the app store as well
Yes I’m very concerned with the quality. This whole setup is gigabit compatible and I wouldn’t want to introduce a bottleneck…
Which brands have you come across that I might check out?
I’ll look into that brand. Thanks
The furniture won’t be flush with the wall so I might try it out. If you have any suggested brands I’d be happy to hear. Currently looking at some options on AliExpress but they’ll be more miss than hit I think…
Great movie. I enjoyed it as well!
I’m a dual national and my name is different in each passport. Bought the plane ticket with the name written in one of the passports but then I forgot it at home 🤦♂️
I had the other one on me but since the name in it was different they didn’t let me on the plane…
Ever since then I keep both passports very close to each other with a rubber band!
Nice! Will check it out
That’s what I’ll try. Thanks again!
Thanks :) Do I have to do anything special if I have a driver already installed?
Printers have been network enabled for a very long time… I personally find that specific feature very useful on my home HP printer (for printing from my phone, etc) and it’s invaluable in many work environments. I’ll agree that some others “features” bug me… Being locked in to janky proprietary software, cartridges, privacy concerns stemming from having a HP account and more. I’d say those are more substantial issues
Revisiting Heavy Bullets. Some people gave it slack for being “game jam game tier” but I think it’s polished enough. More importantly, I’m finding it very fun at the moment.
Woof
It’s really strange how fast I became invested in this tech and concept. Within a day I swapped my habit of opening my Reddit app every 3 seconds with opening my Lemmy app every 2 seconds to see if it’s still there. If it’s still catching on. Would be really cool if this thing took off. Hope we can make it happen 😁
Good point. This is also possible to overcome with one additional HTTP request and some HTML parsing. Still less overhead than running Selenium! In any event, I was replying in a general sense: Selenium is easy to understand and seems like an intuitive solution to a simple problem. In 99% of cases some additional effort will result in a more efficient solution.