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  2. Re-open *scratch* buffer in Emacs? - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/234963

    To apply this function in your .emacs use: (--scratch-buffer t) (run-with-idle-timer 3 t '--scratch-buffer) This will make the scratch buffer indestructible in the first place, and if saved it will be recreated. Additionally we can use a shortcut function scratch to bring up the buffer quickly:

  3. What is docker's scratch image? - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/47373889

    The scratch image is the most minimal image in Docker. This is the base ancestor for all other images. The scratch image is actually empty. It doesn't contain any folders/files ... The scratch image is mostly used for building other base images. For instance, the debian image is built from scratch as such: The rootfs.tar.xz contains all the ...

  4. How to Simulate While Loops in Scratch? - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/57544921/how-to-simulate-while-loops-in-scratch

    5. Say you wanted to use a "while" loop to run while "ConditionA" is true. WHILE ConditionA. Say "hello". In Scratch, you can use a "repeat until" loop in this way: REPEAT UNTIL NOT ConditionA. Say "hello". answered Aug 18, 2019 at 13:17.

  5. Breakable loop in Scratch? - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/30682144

    In order to do it inside of the script, you'll need to use a sneaky little trick with custom blocks. Create a custom block called whatever you want - but probably along the lines of "breakable loop". Inside of it, create this script: By using stop script we are breaking out of the script that is currently running - which, according to Scratch ...

  6. FROM scratch literally is an empty, zero-byte image / filesystem, where you add everything yourself. See for example, the hello-world which, produces an image that's 860 bytes total. If you need a shell to attach to it through docker exec, start from a small image like Alpine (which has only /bin/sh though: you would need apk add bash to add ...

  7. How to start my computer from scratch. - Microsoft Community

    answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/all/how-to-start-my-computer-from...

    Click Start > Settings (or press Windows key + i) > click Update & security. Click Recovery then click Get Started under Reset this PC. ImageSince we are performing a clean install, I will be selecting the option Remove everything, if you don't want to do that, you can click Keep my files.

  8. scratch files (stored as plain files, a scratch you created in your idea app under the name scratch.py you will find in this directory as scratch.py) To migrate your scratches, you just need to copy over these directories to your new environment under the above mentioned path.

  9. turns out that scratch is empty, very empty. RUN useradd would execute /bin/sh -c useradd but there is no /bin/sh . RUN ["useradd"] would exec directly. but there is no useradd. i d have to add rootfs.tar and build stuff from zero. i ll use debian as i don't wont to run anything as root within a container because ...

  10. Here are the requirements for becoming a full-on Scratcher. Once you meet those criteria, head to the "data" section of blocks, press "create a new variable", and then tick the "cloud variable" checkbox. Note that unlike regular variables, cloud variables can only contain numbers up to 256 characters long per variable with a maximum of ten ...

  11. What is the usecase of Scratch Registers in ARM?

    stackoverflow.com/questions/62840714

    There is no 'scratch register' in the ARM. You might refer to it as a 'caller' saved register; but that is the EABI/AAPCS or whatever you might conform to. It is not inside the 'architecture'. It is a convention used for code to inter-operate. This can include OS calls, library calls and tool inter-operation (cross language calls).