Canada post shipping rates
https://www.canadapost-postescanada.ca/cpc/en/tools/find-a-rate.page
A book, small 20-30$
A book, large 18-30$
10lbs, $50
Canada post shipping rates
https://www.canadapost-postescanada.ca/cpc/en/tools/find-a-rate.page
A book, small 20-30$
A book, large 18-30$
10lbs, $50
Put all the mp3s in a folder and open Terminal in that folder and do:
for f in *.mp3; do ffmpeg -i "$f" "$(basename $f).wav"; done
However, this will produce filenames like originalName.mp3.wav. This will cause errors on SD cards, and you might have to reformat the SDcard (it will lock all the files and folders as 'read only'.)
srm -rlvz to delete a directory, like ‘srm -rlvz DIRNAME’ (r) recursively (dir and all it's contents), (l) overwrites only 2x not default 38x, (z) then with zeros, and shows progress (v verbose).
The standard way is just
srm -f myfile.txt
(f is a single pass)
or
srm -r -v myfolder/
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hdI2bqOjy3c
2 ways to put javascript on a page
<scripttttttt>alert('Hello world');</scriptttttttt>
a second file, called main.js
No need for <scripttttttt> tags because it's in the js file, so just put
alert('Hellow world');
Done
To view this in the browser, you want Console (tab) in Developer Tools for whatever browser
You can type javascript in it, like
alert(1)
and it works
VOCABULARY The DOM is the user interface (selecting elements), as separate from the Console where actions are performed.
const = can't be changed (you can change the values of arrays variables etc though), and you have to put a value.
let = like an initial position