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A decade ago, Nintendo made a big splash into the world of mobile gaming with a new Super Mario platformer directed by none other than Shigeru Miyamoto. But even though the game proved popular, it wasn't the success the company had hoped for. Over the ensuing years Nintendo has slowly retreated from smartphone gaming, with […]

I made a portfolio for the University as an assignment, but there's some very sensitive information like my id number and my full name. I don't want any random person on the internet to stumble on it, I only want the professor to see it. So i want an exact link that is very hard so only people with this link can access my website. Is there some free website host for this exact thing? submitted by /u/W3-SD [link] [留言]

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I want to make a feature where my users would be able to customize a 2D svg character. They would choose their sex, their skin color, their clothes color, and maybe even put on accessories later. The arms of these characters would also change position. Obviously, I don't want to create an svg image for every possible combination, e.g. brown-man-red-shirt-pose1.svg white-woman-blue-shirt-pose1.svg, etc. If I did so I would have at least a hundred files to change each time I update the design of the characters which I don't wish on my worst enemy. So I would like a way to dynamically generate these combinations on the fly each time I render a character to the user. I asked a chatbot about it and it told me to treat my svg files the same way I treat my html templates with Django and render them using the render_to_string() function which allows me to pass variables for my template to display. I believe this way of doing it makes sense. For the different colors applied to the character, I would only need to add the following syntax: {{ shirt_color }} as the value of a path's "fill" in my svg and pass the value of the color in render_to_string() . However, if I want to attach the arms to the characters during render to not have a file for every arm pose there is with the same exact base character in each one, it becomes a bit more complicated. I would need to integrate a whole svg file inside of the first one and would need to care about its positioning and everything. I would also need to clean up the file each time I render it inside another svg file because of everything that comes with (<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="no"?>, <!-- Created with Inkscape ( http://www.inkscape.org/ ) --> and the svg tag itself). So what is the most commonly agreed upon way of doing this? submitted by /u/Affectionate-Ad-7865 [link] [留言]

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Appendix: Live System Output — Real Pipeline in Production All output below was captured live from the running pipeline on 2026-03-08. These are not mock outputs — they come from actual AWS infrastructure and Kubernetes clusters. ArgoCD — All 50 Applications Across 6 Clusters The following is the live output of argocd app list from the hub cluster ( myapp-production-use1 ). Every component of the pipeline is represented — security, logging, monitoring, backups, and the application itself. $ argocd app list --output wide NAME CLUSTER NAMESPACE PROJECT STATUS HEALTH argocd/argo-rollouts-myapp-production-use1 myapp-production-use1 argo-rollouts production Synced Healthy argocd/argo-rollouts-myapp-production-usw2 myapp-production-usw2 argo-rollouts production Synced Healthy argocd/aws-lbc-myapp-production-use1 myapp-production-use1 kube-system production Synced Healthy argocd/eso-myapp-production-use1 myapp-production-use1 external-secrets production OutOfSync Healthy ← known false positive argocd/eso-myapp-production-usw2 myapp-production-usw2 external-secrets production OutOfSync Healthy ← known false positive argocd/falco-myapp-dev-use1 myapp-dev-use1 falco production Synced Healthy argocd/falco-myapp-dev-usw2 myapp-dev-usw2 falco production Synced Healthy argocd/falco-myapp-production-use1 myapp-production-use1 falco production Synced Healthy argocd/falco-myapp-production-usw2 myapp-production-usw2 falco production Synced Healthy argocd/falco-myapp-staging-use1 myapp-staging-use1 falco production Synced Healthy argocd/falco-myapp-staging-usw2 myapp-staging-usw2 falco production Synced Healthy argocd/fluent-bit-myapp-dev-use1 myapp-dev-use1 logging production Synced Healthy argocd/fluent-bit-myapp-dev-usw2 myapp-dev-usw2 logging production Synced Healthy argocd/fluent-bit-myapp-production-use1 myapp-production-use1 logging production Synced Healthy argocd/fluent-bit-myapp-production-usw2 myapp-production-usw2 logging production Synced Healthy argocd/fluent-bit-myapp-

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