Many people have the habit of exercising outdoors. Track records, like photos and videos, are also a way to record their daily lives. Public venues, such as an outdoor hiking or cycling route, can actually be shared openly. To record the movement track, Apple Watch is a good choice. It can export GPX files, play back …
Sometimes you need to create a less ugly website yourself. The world of front-end development is complex and tedious, and the combination of Vue and Bulma may be the solution. I personally find both easy to use, have a great community, and can easily find answers if you encounter any issues. The following tutorial shows how to use Bulma in a new Vue3 project.
National Day holiday, I originally planned to ride every day. Unfortunately, the temperature has dropped sharply in the past few days, and the outdoor activities have to be canceled. I have nothing to do, so I searched for games under Linux. I played SuperTux at the beginning. I haven’t passed the first level of more than a dozen rounds, and I haven’t found a way to save, so I give up. Someone recommended Minetest, a Minecraft-like sandbox game engine, written in C++, and can run on Linux, Windows, MacOS, Android and other operating systems. Note that there is no iOS here, and Apple mobile phones and iPads have no chance, which is puzzling. Compared with Minecraft, open source may be its biggest advantage, as long as you have the ability, you can change it at will.
As we all know, the domestic search engine Baidu has the largest market share, and if it is included, it will help increase the influence of the site. This site has not been included by Baidu, and I don't know why. Anyway, foreign Google and Bing have included it. Let it be fate .Manual submission is often too much, the key is that manual submission is limited to 20 addresses each time, and the picture must be converted to horizontal during verification. Baidu has worked hard, and I have worked hard too.
The Caddy server is an open-source web server written in Golang that supports HTTP/2. It uses the Golang standard library to provide HTTP functionality. A notable feature compared to Nginx is that HTTPS is enabled by default. It is the first web server to provide HTTPS without additional configuration, a boon for lazy webservers. It can also be controlled via an API, has a rich set of plugins, and is easy to deploy and maintain.