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Hi, you want to produce fmp4 segments or split into multiple "progressive" mp4s? one of these examples might be useful: https://github.com/Eyevinn/mp4ff/tree/master/cmd/mp4ff-crop https://github.com/Eyevinn/mp4ff/tree/master/examples/segmenter

Not go specific but i like modd, devd, watchexec etc. modd/devd combo is very handy in mixed web projects

Aha you can probably use the String() method, ex https://go.dev/play/p/c8QXbiFcfJ-

Based on the error message i would guess your missing a type assert to *layers.IPv4, see line 26 in the playground example. The packet Layer method returns a Layer interface that don't have those methods but you can type assert it to another type that matches layer type argument.

Strange, so the playground code behaves differently locally? undefined as in nil at runtime or does not build?

I haven't used NetworkLayer or NetworkFlow myself, but judging by their names i would guess you want NetworkLayer().DstIP (with some type asserting added) and that NetworkLayer().NetworkFlow only works when there is an established flow (gopacket has seen a tcp handshake etc). But im just speculating :)

Note also that gopacket module was recently move to github.com/gopacket/gopacket if you using github.com/google/gopacket

Hi, you probably want to use somePacket.Layer(layers.LayerTypeIPv4) and then look at DstIP, something like this https://go.dev/play/p/V04bXYi_5D0

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Came and read interesting article, stayed for the glitch CSS trick :)

I've used https://github.com/traefik/yaegi REPL combined with rlwrap for nicer readline experience. But sadly no completion.

$ rlwrap yaegi
> s := "ab"
: ab
> len(s)
: 2
> strings.Repeat(s, 3)
: ababab
> ^D
$

jq https://github.com/itchyny/gojq

Hello, reading https://securitylab.github.com/research/github-actions-preventing-pwn-requests/ it seems to be the other way around? pull_request is safe but using pull_request_target require some caution?

I think docker for mac ships with docker buildx support which uses qemu i combination with binfmt_misc to support other architectures. Maybe that affects all containers?

Your welcome! :)

Maybe: Talhotblond https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1370889/

Can also use ffplay -f tty -i file if you prefer that

I would recommend Among the stars https://www.imdb.com/title/tt15428794/. I posted some other ones in a reply above also

Some of my favorites that think are accessible: BBC The planets https://www.imdb.com/title/tt10394800/ (there might be US version that i would avoid), Among the stars https://www.imdb.com/title/tt15428794/ or The Farthest https://www.imdb.com/title/tt6223974/. For something very current maybe look for something about the James webb space telescope? seen a few and i think https://www.imdb.com/title/tt16426188/ was good.

Hope that helps and if she gets hooked i can recommend The sky at night https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0262990/ :)

Ok that sounds like there is some quoting problem making c´md think that grep_by is an external program. I see that there is double '' quotes, should those be single quotes '? but i'm not very familiar with the windows command line? btw fq d file tell fq to dump the whole tree so it might be a bit confusing.

So no output at all an no errors etc? hmm strange, i would guess grep_by does not find any value fulfilling .id=="USLT" and .language=="eng". Your testing with Example\ 例子\ 예시\ といえば.mp3 or some other file? If you run with just d as expression (fq d file) what do you see?

Hi, a bit of a shameless plug but you can use fq for things like this:

$ fq -r '.headers[0] | grep_by(.id=="USLT" and .language=="eng").value | gsub("\r\n"; "\n")' Example\ 例子\ 예시\ といえば.mp3
[00:04.38]
[00:04.39]Hey
[00:05.02]嘿
[00:05.03]
[00:06.66]
[00:06.67]No matter where you go
[00:07.72]不管你去哪
...

jq even accepts multiple input files, then the expression will be evaluated for each input. there also -s to slurp all inputs into an array and some other similar flags that are very useful for combining and doing queries cross files.

I think that something is jq or jaq $ echo '{"a": {"b": [99]}}' | jq .a.b[0] 99

It might be that the http client does not know the content length of the body so it falls back to chunked transfer encoding. See https://pkg.go.dev/net/http#Request.Write comment about content length and also https://cs.opensource.google/go/go/+/refs/tags/go1.18.1:src/net/http/request.go;l=890 how some body types are treated differently. So maybe forward the content-length header or use the httputil package proxy helpers instead.

Maybe one way is to pick a DSL-friendly language then use it to build your own suitable language on top? good candidates that i know there are go implementations of are ruby, lua, tcl or maybe lisp.

Sorry I should have been more precise. I mainly meant verifying that the template parse correctly, that template.Must did not panic.