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Cursory glance online says to check out your JAVA_HOME environment variable.

Also if you could get your hands on a cheap android device, there's almost certainly an app out there that could call out the date/time for her. I'm not sure if pushing a button is a requirement but the google voice assistant should be able to rattle the time off in most languages.

.tabs { height: 100px; } .tab { height: 100% !important; } Seems to work for me.

Yeah, but their profile must be public and you'll need their id. https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_Web_API#Public_Data

Most people won't do a project for you, if you need help with something specifically you'd want to provide an attempt otherwise for the most part you'll just be ignored. If you need help getting started, a simple google search revealed plenty of resources to help out.

So important. The moment you realize this is the moment things begin to make sense.

I think you nailed it.

While true add elements to the dom, what could possible go wrong. XD

This site is amazing wish I would have found it sooner, there is a bajillion of these https://esolangs.org/wiki/Joke_language_list

That is hilarious, how have I never seen this before!

If you know Javascript/NodeJs this could be a fun project, you could setup a simple command line program to do this. Just thinking on the fly here: most new websites have a search bar, take note of how they search(most you just post a simple query) to each of these and collect the first X number of articles and dump each article into a folder. Boom, research machine! You really wouldn't need to use any external libraries, most languages have some form of DOM parser/manipulator(thing used to manipulate web pages), and HTTP library for making requests. It will take some work and some fine tuning for sure, but ultimately you could customize it to include thousands of sites and make your own academic search engine.

Hard to know without seeing the assertion error, posting that may let me know more to help. You may need to just wait for the selector to be available as not all elements are available on page load. From the Laravel Docs: // Wait a maximum of five seconds for the selector... $browser->waitFor('.selector'); // Wait a maximum of one second for the selector... $browser->waitFor('.selector', 1);

Code?

@G1K777 What exactly are you getting back from the console? @Mira Yurizaki's suggestion should definitely work for a rogue process.

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