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Cómo ganar al bingo: 10 trucos para aumentar tus probabilidades de ganar
Published: 2024-02-23 12:05:38

10 trucos para ganar jugando al bingo
Los números de bingo pueden ser muy caprichosos. Basta con tener una cifra en dos cartones para que no salga. Por eso, conocer los trucos de bingo nos ayudará a aumentar nuestras probabilidades de ganar en el juego. Eso si, no existen números mágicos con más probabilidad de salir, ni sabemos cuál es el mejor cartón de bingo, pues todos están en el bombo y todas las bolas son iguales.

✅ Conoce el juego: la experiencia es un plus
Todo el mundo ha jugado alguna vez al bingo. Pero no es lo mismo jugar tranquilamente en casa con tu familia y amigos o en clase aprendiendo los números en un idioma diferente que jugar al bingo online o en un salón de juego. Se trata de un juego muy simple, con una mecánica fácil de comprender; pero nunca está de más probar en bingo gratis en modo demo cuando jugamos al bingo online. También es importante señalar que no pueden cantar bingo dos personas a la vez, pues cada cartón es único.

✅ Elige el juego que mejor se adapte a ti
Muchos novatos se sorprenden al ver la cantidad de opciones que ofrece el bingo (de ahí que sea necesaria la experiencia). Por una parte, tendremos en cuenta el precio del cartón. En el siguiente punto hablaremos de ello, pero dependemos de nuestro presupuesto. Por otra parte nos encontramos con la modalidad de bingo que vamos a jugar. Hay bingo de 90 bolas, 80, 75 e incluso 30 bolas. Y no olvides que en España tenemos varios salones de bingo online para elegir el que más nos guste.

✅ Gestionar el presupuesto en el bingo
Podemos jugar cartones de bingo a partir de un céntimo, pero no podemos perder de vista que se necesita gestionar correctamente el bankroll. Un buen consejo es determinar cuánto estamos dispuesto a perder, y a partir de ahí decidir en qué sala jugar... y cuántos cartones (ahora hablaremos de ello). Tan importante es establecer un presupuesto como ceñirnos al mismo. No jugaremos más de lo esperado.
AWS EC2 Instances: A Beginner’s Guide
Tags: aws, devops, cloud, ec2
Published: 2024-02-23 12:04:03

Amazon Web Services (AWS) provides a wide range of cloud computing services, and Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) is one of its core offerings. In this blog post, we’ll explore what EC2 is, how it works, and provide simple examples to help you understand this essential service.

## What is EC2?
EC2 stands for Elastic Compute Cloud. It’s an on-demand computing service within the AWS cloud platform. But what does that mean in plain terms? Let’s break it down:

- Virtual Computers: EC2 allows you to rent virtual computers (instances) in the cloud. These instances come pre-configured with operating systems and necessary software.
- Flexibility: You can configure EC2 instances according to your needs. Allocate RAM, storage, and other resources based on your current task. Plus, you can easily dismantle an instance once it’s no longer required.
- Scalability: EC2 offers resizable capacity. You can scale up or down depending on incoming traffic. No need to worry about physical hardware limitations.
- Pay-as-You-Go: AWS follows a pay-as-you-go model. You only pay for what you use. No upfront costs or long-term commitments.

## Example Use Cases
Let’s dive into some practical examples:

- Deploying Applications: You can deploy your web applications (like .jar, .war, or .ear files) on EC2 instances without managing the underlying infrastructure. Imagine launching a new e-commerce website. Spin up EC2 instances to handle user requests and serve web pages.
- Scaling Applications: As your application gains popularity, you’ll need more resources. EC2 allows you to scale instances dynamically. For instance, during a flash sale, increase the number of EC2 instances to handle the sudden surge in traffic.
- Machine Learning (ML) Models: EC2 instances offer up to 400 Gbps network bandwidth, perfect for data-intensive ML projects. Train and deploy ML models on EC2 instances. AWS provides high-performance GPUs for ML workloads.
- Hybrid Cloud Environment: Deploy your web application on EC2 instances and connect to an on-premises database. EC2 acts as a bridge between your cloud and local infrastructure.

## EC2 Instance Types
AWS offers various EC2 instance types, each optimized for specific workloads:

- General Purpose Instances: Balanced compute, memory, and storage.
- Compute Optimized Instances: High compute performance for CPU-intensive tasks.
- Memory-Optimized Instances: Ideal for memory-intensive applications.
- Storage Optimized Instances: Designed for high-speed storage.
- Accelerated Computing Instances: Equipped with GPUs for ML and scientific computing.

Remember, EC2 instances are the backbone of most cloud deployments. Whether you’re running a small blog or a large-scale application, understanding EC2 is crucial. So go ahead, launch your first EC2 instance, experiment, and explore the power of AWS!
What was your win this week?
Tags: discuss, weeklyretro
Published: 2024-02-23 12:00:00

Hey y'all! 👋

Another week down, hope it went well for ya! 💚

Looking back on this past week, what was something you were proud of accomplishing?

All wins count — big or small 🎉 

Examples of 'wins' include: 
- Starting a new project
- Fixing a tricky bug
- Cooking a delicious meal 🍱

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JavaScript Hacks You NEED to Know in 2024!
Tags: javascript, webdev, programming, tutorial
Published: 2024-02-23 11:48:22

Did you know these 6 mind-blowing array methods dropped in June 2023 with ECMAScript 2023? Say goodbye to clunky loops and hello to ✨cleaner, ✨easier, ✨faster code!

**How many of these have you mastered?**  


1. **findLast():** The findLast() method looks at an array from the end and gives you the value of the first element that meets a certain condition. This is like the find() method but for the last element!
2. **findLastIndex():** The findLastIndex() method finds the position in the array of the last element that meets a certain condition. This is like the lastIndexOf() method but with more flexibility! 
3. **toReversed():** The toReversed() method is used to safely reverse an array without changing the original one. No more manual reverse() and worrying about modifying the original array!
4. **toSorted():** The toSorted() method is used for safely sorting an array without modifying the original array. So you can sort your data without accidentally messing things up!
5. **toSpliced():** The toSpliced() method is used for safely splicing an array without changing the original array. This is great for removing or adding elements without affecting the original data.
6. **with():** The with() method was introduced as a safe way to update elements in an array without modifying the original array. This is a powerful tool for iterating over and updating arrays without unintended consequences.

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How to migrate Vaultwarden
Tags: opensource, vaultwarden, ubuntu
Published: 2024-02-23 11:46:35

## Background
I've recently updated my Vaultwarden instance in my home lab and wanted yo migrate all the previous data.

Yes, you can export the vault from the UI, but I had several users and don't have access to their accounts, so I needed another way to migrate everything to the new instance.

For context, I run Vaultwarden in an Ubuntu LXC in my Proxmox server. I used [tteck's awesome scripts](https://tteck.github.io/Proxmox/) to install it.

## Here's how to migrate your Vaultwarden data

### 1. Backup the original data
1. SSH into wherever you have Vaultwarden installed
2. Locate the `data` directory.
    Depending on your Vaultwarden version, the `data` folder can either be in:
    - `/opt/vaultwarden/data`
    - `/var/lib/vaultwarden/data`
3. Copy all the contents inside of `data` to a safe directory. I copied them to my local machine using `scp`.

### 2. Migrate the data to a new Vaultwarden instance

1. Install the new Vaultwarden instance
2. Stop Vaultwarden
```
systemctl stop vaultwarden
```
3. Remove the default data dir
```
sudo rm -r /opt/vaultwarden/data
```
4. Copy the current data over (I used SCP but you can use any file transfer system you like)
5. Remove the old RSA keys from the `data` directory. These will be recreated
```
sudo rm /opt/vaultwarden/data/rsa_key.pem
```
```
sudo rm /opt/vaultwarden/data/rsa_key.pub.pem
```
6. Change the directory ownership to vaultwarden
```
sudo chown -R vaultwarden:vaultwarden /opt/vaultwarden/data
```
7. Restart Vaultwarden
```
sudo systemctl start vaultwarden
```

Done!

You should now be able to reach Vaultwarden at the endpoint you've set it up and have all of your old data.
How to scope Tailwind CSS
Tags: css, tailwindcss
Published: 2024-02-23 11:46:21

---
title: How to scope Tailwind CSS 
published: true
description: I have a React app that uses Tailwind that gets embedded into a PHP app which also uses Tailwind. For that reason, I have two different builds. Here's a trick I found to scope the styles of each.
tags: css, tailwind
---

I have a React app that uses Tailwind that gets embedded into a PHP app which also uses Tailwind. For that reason, I have two different builds of Tailwind that get injected into one page.

You probably don't want to do this. But in my case it was unavoidable: the React app and the PHP app are totally separate. The React app gets injected into several different PHP projects to provide extra functionality that they don't provide, but it's also a fairly complex form that needs to fit in to the UI of my company and also look like it's part of the parent application. 

Both have a compilation step that is exclusive, so I could use the parent app's Tailwind CSS for some components, but I couldn't guarantee it will always contain what I need.

## Didn't work: prefixing Tailwind classes

[Tailwind itself provides a useful prefix utility](https://tailwindcss.com/docs/configuration#prefix) that you would think scopes all of it's classes for you. However it doesn't do that. It's very useful if you're using Tailwind classes as well as other classes (say for separate JavaScript functionality).

## Didn't work: Removing "preflight"

[Tailwind also has a sort of CSS reset which you can also leave out of your builds](https://tailwindcss.com/docs/preflight). Whilst this is very useful to know about, I still got leakage, plus some of my UI elements looked awful without it.

## Worked: Using css layers

In my main CSS file I wrapped a CSS layer around my Tailwind imports:

```css
@layer myapp;

@layer myapp {
  @tailwind base;
  @tailwind components;
  @tailwind utilities;
}
```

This worked. I was no longer seeing any styles removed in my parent application.

A few times I had to use an `!important` declaration to trump the reset, but that was fairly minor tradeoff and I think in the end I only used it on two classes.

```html
<button class="!bg-sky-600 tw-m-2 !tw-p-2">
```
Horrible but tolerable.

Hope this is helpful to someone!
Developer Diaries: Reflecting on the Week Together
Tags: discuss, developers, programming, beginners
Published: 2024-02-23 11:43:08

Hey there, fellow developers! 👋 

As we navigate through lines of code, conquer bugs, and strive for that perfect deployment, it's easy to get lost in the whirlwind of our day-to-day tasks. But amidst the hustle and bustle of our tech-driven lives, it's crucial to pause and check in with one another.


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Whether you've had triumphs or challenges, highs or lows, let's take a moment to share our experiences. After all, there's a whole community of developers out there, and we're in this together.

Maybe you nailed that complex algorithm you've been working on for days, or perhaps you encountered a tricky bug that had you scratching your head. Did you discover a new framework that revolutionized your workflow, or did you spend hours debugging a seemingly simple issue? Whatever it may be, your experiences are valuable, and they matter.

By sharing our successes, struggles, and everything in between, we not only foster a sense of camaraderie but also create opportunities for learning and growth. After all, there's nothing quite like the satisfaction of solving a problem, except maybe the joy of helping a fellow developer do the same.

So, I invite you to join the conversation. **Drop a comment below and let us know how your week went. Share your wins, vent your frustrations, or simply say hello**. Let's build a supportive community where we can celebrate each other's victories and lend a helping hand when needed.

And don't forget to hit that like button if you resonate with someone else's story. A little virtual encouragement can go a long way in brightening someone's day.



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Here's to another week in the world of coding – may it be filled with progress, innovation, and plenty of "aha" moments.

Happy coding! 🚀


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Malaysia's Hilltop Casino Receives Facelift
Published: 2024-02-23 11:43:06

"This isn't just a casino," said Anthony Yeo, Genting's senior vice president of communications. "It's just one of the things you can choose from here."

Yeo said Genting has launched a diversification plan to stay competitive.

He said, "We have to be aggressive and aggressive in terms of being differentiated and keeping up with the times, because we are highly competitive with other casinos around the world."

"We need to be able to provide different forms of entertainment that bigger casinos in Las Vegas or Macau don't have," he added.

Genting aims to meet the needs of gamblers as well as those seeking entertainment with this strategy, Yeo said.

A 45-minute trip from Kuala Lumpur leads visitors to a midpoint on the hill, where they arrive on one of Asia's longest cable car routes, carrying thousands of passengers to the summit of a lush 3.38-kilometer rainforest every day.

The heart of Genting's revenue comes from casinos, but officials said most of the 15 million visitors to the complex on average each year come to ride, live entertainment, or escape the tropical heat of the lowlands.

One of the latest additions and most popular features of the indoor theme park is Asia's first sky venture ride to simulate skydiving in a sealed cylindrical capsule that produces winds exceeding 190 km/h.

Costing 100 million ringgit (about $168 million) to build, the sprawling, five-hectare outdoor theme park offers hair-raising rides for adrenaline junkies along with few imaginative rollercoasters with names like "Corkscrew" and "Turbo Drop."

For those who like quiet forms of entertainment, live performances are available almost every night.

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Top Alternative to Navicat for Windows
Tags: sql, sqlserver, devart, dbforge
Published: 2024-02-23 11:32:44

A huge community and all the features necessary for database management are available in Navicat, making it one of the most well-known software packages in the industry. You have found the correct site, nevertheless, if you are seeking a functionally better substitute for SQL Server.

In this case, dbForge Studio for SQL Server is the Navicat substitute in question. It offers a lot of other capabilities, some of which can be vital to your everyday work, and is feature-wise comparable to Navicat.

Learn more: https://www.devart.com/dbforge/sql/studio/navicat-alternative.html
Web tasarım fiyatları ne kadar?
Published: 2024-02-23 11:25:11

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Lappe's Bee Supply
Published: 2024-02-23 11:13:35

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Software but Quantum - Part 2
Tags: algorithms, computerscience, community, programming
Published: 2024-02-23 11:12:48

Well hello there.

We'll be picking up on the first part of this series, and get into the fundamental idea of superposition, which is super important to learn when it comes to Quantum Computers solving real-life problems.

Recall in the last post, we talked about Wave-Particle Duality (WPD) and Wavefunctions. These two are different things. The Wave that light behaves as is real, but the Wavefunction is a mathematical idea that we use to determine where the electron might be in an atom.

Now, a question you might have is why we can't just say where the electron _will_ be. Why are we using a Wavefunction to tell us where it _probably_ will be?

This comes down to something called the Heisenberg Uncertainty Principle (HUP). The HUP tells us that it's impossible to accurately know the position and speed of a particle at the same time. 

For example, we know that an electron behaves as a wave, because of the Double-Slit Experiment (read the last post if you don't know what this is). If the electron behaves as a wave (the real kind), the probability that we'll find the electron is highest where the wave has peaks. 


![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/d1jzgfgo4pf0crfvanmw.png)



This might seem kind of arbitrary but it makes sense if you think about it. A wave represents energy travelling through space. The peaks represent where the highest amount of energy will occur. We know an electron or photon or any particle for that matter has energy. So that's were we'll probably find the particle.

So the HUP tells us that if we look at a wave, we'd know the speed of the particle

Let v be the velocity
Let λ be the wavelength
Let p be the momentum of the particle
Let h be Planck's constant

p = h / λ

p = mv

v = p / m

v = h / λm

So, we don't know where the particle is (due to the multiple peaks) but we do know the speed of the particle.

Alright, let's say we do look at the wave and try to figure out where the particle is. This is where things start to get weird. The wavefunction collapses entirely, leaving us with a single position of a particle.

For example in the below picture, you know where the rollercoaster is but not how fast it's going. 

![Image description](https://dev-to-uploads.s3.amazonaws.com/uploads/articles/ka86h2l1zw9ldvhph6o5.png)

This is called Superposition and Wavefunction Collapse (WFC). Nobody really knows how WFC works, or how the Wave knows where to put a particle when someone looks at it. This is also the idea behind Erwin Schrodinger's thought experiment involving a cat.

The next part of this series will talk about how superposition let's us do math beyond the regular bits of 1 and 0 that we use in classical computers. 

Cheers
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Tags: taxibookingapp, taxiapplikeuber, uberclone, ubercloneapp
Published: 2024-02-23 10:58:19

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Migrate the code
Tags: migration, azure
Published: 2024-02-23 10:56:30

Migrate below code as per Azure.identity..
I tried but not able to migrate the keyVault. Please help me
var azureServiceTokenProvider = new AzureServiceTokenProvider();
            keyVault = new KeyVaultClient(new KeyVaultClient.AuthenticationCallback(azureServiceTokenProvider.KeyVaultTokenCallback));