There are solutions that are 100% safe from all methods of copy on the computer or device (mobile). Yes, a person can still photograph the computer monitor but where is the line drawn?
For any solution to be effective, it needs to action at system level which is why JavaScript and CSS tricks are useless. Trying to apply copy protection to any of the popular web browsers is futile because not only do they have no access rights at system level, they are designed to do just the opposite.
The best solution imaginable is one that encrypts pages ready for delivery to a web browser that can decrypt those pages and prevent all copy while that page is on display.
Such a thing does exist.
Internet search is your best friend - seek and you will find options for every scenario.
As the link posted by @j-sowwy is showing 404 error (page not available), I couldn't see the instructions there but probably that page was to doenload xlwings.xlam file for installation of the add-in. Let me clearly write how to install the add-in for beginners:
1. Package xlwings (Open Source) requires an installation of Excel and therefore only works on Windows and macOS. It comes pre-installed with
WinPython (Windows only) Make sure not to take the dot version as this only contains Python.
Else, you can install via pip, conda or cona forge as mentioned on the official doc.
2. The xlwings Excel add-in requires the xlwings Python package and Excel to be installed. The ribbon of the add-in is compatible with Excel >= 2007 on Windows and >= 2016 on macOS.
To install the xlwings add-in, the simplest way is to run the following code on Anaconda prompt or command prompt (as per your settings) (Windows) or terminal (macOS):
xlwings addin install
You will the a new xlwings tab in the ribbon (looks slightly different for windows and mac users). Here's screenshot of the ribbon on windows machine.
The macOS doesn't yet support UDFs and do not have a section for conda as it allows you to set conda env in Interpreter (python section). For more details of configuration, check official doc here
How it works?: The actual installation of the add-in is done by copying xlwings.xlam from the directory of the Python package into Excel’s XLSTART folder. Excel opens all files that are in this folder every time you start Excel.
Means, if you have xlwings.xlam file, you can also install the add-in directly from Excel the way you do for other add-ins: File → Options → Add-ins → Manage: Excel Add-ins → Go
Earlier, I could see xlam files available on package GitHub but probably they are removed. I can't see those.
NOTE/Warning: The add-in needs to be the same version as the xlwings package. Make sure to run xlwings add install again, if you upgrade the xlwings package.
In the image you sent in attachment is hard to see the labels, but I assume there's a function called One email function. Probably it is splitting the object again in many outputs.
Try adding an AI Agent instead this custom function, it can summarize the emails for you, or just customize the output with a Output Parser.
Next time you attach an image, send it in good resolution and take it right after you run the workflow, se we can see the number of itens in the connectors.
First configure your package.js file and set the type to module: "type":"module"; then install the package, import the package by writing something like import "method" from "package";(e.g: import {input} from "inquirer")after writing the code run it, I hope it'll work for you.
You can point WP to S3 two ways: (1) leave media in S3 and reference absolute URLs, or (2) “offload” uploads so WP writes to S3 and stores the URL in attachment meta.
Whichever you pick, S3 requires correct creds + endpoint and (often) path-style addressing; also ensure public reads or use signed URLs. If you’d rather not script it,
if you prefer a WordPress plugin pre-configured for OCI’s path-style S3 endpoints (supports public/private via pre-signed URLs), I maintain this one on WordPress.org: Articla Media Offload Lite for Oracle Cloud Infrastructure
Just paste your text, set Find |, leave Replace empty, choose Position: At line start, and click Process. It’ll remove all starting pipes in seconds, no regex needed!
When you say "local server url", I can imagine two things
Routing to an on-premises server - This will work great as long as the user has access to that server when they need to use that add-in. I.e. It will need to be available on the public internet or the user will have to have a VPN to access the add-in.
2)Routing to a localhost server on the same machine - This will also work but you'll need to consider whether that trade-off makes sense in terms of how it can affect machine performance and your needs to update the web service to address bugs.
We have an ongoing incident that we are investigating here. We believe that it is related to corruption of the Add-in Cache. Forcing a "Refresh" from the Store dialog or restarting Office appears to resolve this for most users.
Although Git and blockchain both track data over time, Git is not a blockchain since both differ significantly in their structure and application. Git is a distributed version control system, not developed/designed to manage version changes to your source code. Git resolved commits using a DAG (Directed Acyclic Graph); thus, history can be rewritten, altered, or merged to meet our needs. In contrast, a blockchain is immutable and append-only; commits are secure with consensus algorithms/protocols and cryptographic hashes. Unlike Git, blockchains ensure prevention of tampering and save the data—which is why we implement blockchain for things like financial trust and reliable data storage.
The things that are designed to work with blockchains (cryptocurrency wallet development, for example) need the irreversible record-keeping feature of the blockchain to manage your private keys, track your balances and send/validate transactions reliably. But we can all agree that Git is more about flexibility and collaboration—which are not design principles for trust in funds or value.
In an essence Git and blockchain share conceptual similarities; however, they are fundamentally used for very different things. Git is used for collaborative coding, while blockchain is used for secure/tamper-proof digital value exchange.
The issue is that the pieces_list is a list of dictionaries. Each dictionary contains the piece's name and length. The optimize_cuts function sorts this list based on the length in descending order. When there are multiple pieces with the same length, the order between them is not guaranteed. This can lead to some pieces not being allocated correctly.
The fix is to include a unique identifier for each piece. This will ensure that all pieces are accounted for.
After considering this, you are good to go, but if you need the implementation tell me in the comments so I add it to this message
This seems to be an issue with the latest release of docutils. I just started seeing the exact same failure with docutils on my Github Actions builds (only on macOS, not Windows or Ubuntu). It can be reproduced with mamba create -c conda-forge -n env_name python docutils . Docutils 0.22.1 was released 2 days ago, and there's a ticket in their issue tracker about a problem with installation. I would pin docutils to the previous working version and wait for a fix.
As it turns out: I hadn't properly told the extension where to find qmlls. It's not in the path it would expect it to be, but it was actually in /usr/bin/qmlls6. After setting the custom exe path to that, I got no more errors
There are so many different ways to accomplish these goals of yours. Here's one:
You mentioned that you don't like recreating instances of WebView... I concur. I localized both WebView , and WebPage into ContentView. WebView stays in the body, and I call .load() on WebPage when a new Tab is selected. It's been a while since I used TabView for anything.
It seems like there might be a .init ( selection:Binding < Hashable >) to call, but all I saw were Tab's that required the setting of a new View with each instance. Not very appropriate when we want to maintain a single View and load new Data. Maybe I missed something. There's probably a new modifier? I changed Color.red to EmptyView(), and set a frame or two.
I wish I could tell you more about the performance issues you mentioned. Maybe someone more qualified could speak to that. I don't see much issue.
Tested and working on macOS 26 & #Previews iPhone 16e , iOS 26.
Here's your code back.
Interesting I have the same problem...its because the pah part of url have spaces.. so i use rawurlencode()for that part and yeah problem solved
my code:
$url1="http://localhost";// this is ok
$url2="http://localhost/sample file name.txt";//this i have problem
$filename = "Write this down to keepass.txt";
$url2 = "http://localhost/" . rawurlencode($filename);//raw encode just the path part
$url3="http://localhost/a.txt";//and this is ok also
$page = file_get_contents($url2);
var_dump($page);
Put #<?php at the top of the file. PHP will treat it as a comment. Sublime won't. Perfect.
if helpful for anybody I also want to point out that this trick works for vscode. I am using this bc I have some software where i have to input pure php without open tag and i also save the whole code in a php file which requires the open php tag. With this comment trick i can still get syntax highlighting and also copy the whole file in the software where it will treat the first line as a comment.
It did not have anything to do with Avada. It was an anchor link /css issue. However, I have a resolution for anyone who comes across this issue. I was able to resolve the issue by switching the link to simply #xxxxxx Instead of the full url. Something to do with the full url version causing active state because it’s already on the page
I just forced the system call to use the pip.exe that exists in the virtual environment instead of needing to activate the environment. I would still like to know how to do what I'm asking as there are other things I do where this would be useful, but for this specific problem I was able to solve it.
So I'm not sure what the problem was but I found a work around. I was getting the conversion for grids from 2 ints and even though I specified it as a float, it was getting the result as an int and then converting it to a float. So when copying the values, it was just copying from cell 0,0 to all the cells in the new grid To resolve, I stored all the variables as floats and then did the math.
Drawing StokePoints Using CGPath With Dark Color Over Clear Color
And GIving It As A Mask To ImageView.layer.mask Will Help Perfomance And Will Make Runtime Masking Super Smooth.
Here is an option: https://www.areacode.us/ Codes in the USA are three-digit telephone codes used in the North American Numbering Plan (NANP) to organize and route phone calls. Introduced in 1947,
This is a great question. Depending on your application, I think once you’ve got reliable beat times, you don’t need to run heavy signal processing anymore because tempo can be tracked in lightweight, causal ways. I'm currently working on a MIDI app with java integration that just sends specialized data in tiny packets.
That way I can calculate tempo in real time without needing deep learning or heavy algs. In my experience, it’s fast, lightweight, and works great for low-latency applications like syncing visuals or MIDI instruments.
I cant answer your question entirely in relation to algorithms, but I imagine there may be/already is some overlap since you could probably create an algorithm that utilizes this method.
I can only guess as to why you are getting downvotes that it's due to the question formulation. I assume you just mean why call it a driver process when it looks like two things.
If so I think the source of your confusion is because the pyspark interface runs in a single python interpreter, this connects to a separate spark driver jvm instance - two different processes. In Databricks' classic execution this is on the same machine (it needn't be for Spark Connect). Note per #32621990 this is again different for standalone clusters.
It's also possible that you are being downvoted from not doing enough research, the terms are described here, but if so I don't think that's really fair.
Per the below diagram you referenced it looks like the user code is in the same "process", this isn't really the case for pyspark, it is for non connect Java and Scala apps run in Databricks *.
I've got really in italics as it's better to think of your python api usage as orchestrating what happens in that process box. The queries you build end up running in that user code block within the driver's jvm process, your python code is remotely starting it from another vm (or even a remote machine *).
* Note what that connection is even for classic doesn't have to be standalone e.g. master of yarn or k8s addresses. In Databricks classic you don't even provide the master, it's created for you to connect to the driver.
Some AWS-managed policies (`AWSServiceRolePolicyFor*`) are designated as "Service Role Policies" and are intended to be attached only to AWS-managed Service Roles. Attempting to attach these policies to a regular IAM role will result in an error like «Cannot attach AWS reserved policy to an IAM role».
(for futurs viewers)
if you need evaluate a function or check a value !
Probably you have to make a unit test with this info / function / evaluation
and later you will can test value or you will be able to adapt solution in a new unit test
(sorry for my poor english)
I created an NPM package google-maps-vector-engine to handle PBF/vector tiles on Google Maps, offering near-native performance and multiple functionalities. I recommend giving it a try.
In VS2022, you can use the feature search find it (Ctrl+Shift+P -> "license"). This screenshot also provides the toolbar path if you want to find it that way, too:
I know this is 12 years after your posting but I use Microsoft's SqlParser with considerable success. Try...
ParseResult results = Parser.Parse("SELECT * FROM Sys.Objects ORDER BY name");
ParseResults has an IEnumerable<ErrorBase> so you can find all the errors in the code. You get access to each of the TSQL batches in you script permitting you to parse each script individually. Each batch gives you SqlCodeObject but I recommend that you convert that those trees into a List<SqlCodeObject> because from there you can find about everything you want. The bonus is that the SqlCodeObject base class gives you the location of the segment of TSQL code so you can easily highlight that code in an editor.
Function IsWorkingDay(cal As Calendar, dateToCheck As Date) As Boolean
IsWorkingDay = True
If cal.Years(Year(dateToCheck)).Months(Month(dateToCheck)).Days(Day(dateToCheck)).Working Then
IsWorkingDay = True
Else
IsWorkingDay = False
End If
Exit Function
It's very simple and it works for the day off in calendar general and if the resource have a vacation.
I don't know if your code is similar @john-project ?!
When you use an f string you are converting everything to strings. Since str(None) == 'None' you will simply end up the string 'None'. There are more ways two handle this. (The best would in my opinion be some sort of orm like sqlalchemy to properly handle the data types). However if you just want a quick fix in python:
insert_qry = f"""
INSERT INTO cust_db.purchases(customer_id, customer_name, purchase_date, city, customer_nickname, customer_address_type)
VALUES ({purchase_input["customer_id"]},
'{purchase_input["customer_name"]}',
'{purchase_input["purchase_date"]}',
'{purchase_input["city"]}',
{f"'{purchase_input["customer_nickname"]}'" if purchase_input["customer_nickname"] else "NULL"},
{f"'{purchase_input["customer_address_type"]}'" if purchase_input["customer_address_type"] else "NULL"},
)"""
NOTE: In no means is this clean python code but it would work.
The point was not to have one SVG image in the src/app folder and one public folder in order to use the same SVG as a favicon and in other sections, by knowing that Next.js elevates some special files in the app folder like path. icon.*, robots.txt, sitemap.xml, and serves them at the root then put the right tag in the final html file, see the outputs in this page:https://nextjs.org/docs/app/api-reference/file-conventions/metadata/app-icons?utm_source=chatgpt.com
I have a problem with your parameters in the question. I run "sudo cat kube-controller-manager.yaml |grep pod-eviction" but I cannot get any answer, I could not find it by person, could tell me where this parameter is, please? Is there any related parameters to the self-healing of Kubernetes configuration?
Found what was happening, I'm leaving it here in case anybody finds it useful.
You need to use "transfer_rotation_to_content()"
original = PdfReader(pdf_path).pages[0]
stamp = PdfReader(stamp_pdf).pages[0]
writer = PdfWriter(clone_from=pdf_path)
for page in writer.pages:
page.transfer_rotation_to_content()
page.merge_page(stamp, over=True) # here set to False for watermarking
output_filename = f"{os.path.splitext(filename)[0]}.pdf"
output_path = os.path.join(output_folder, output_filename)
writer.write(output_path)
The error is maybe not worded the best but essentially what it is saying is that the IFeatureDefinitionProvider MUST be declared as Singleton, which means the DatabaseFeatureProvider has to be declared as singleton, meaning all its dependencies as well.
You can manage users in MongoDB Atlas at the project level.
Go to your MongoDB Atlas project.
Navigate to Project Settings → Access Management.
Under Project Access, you can add new users and assign roles (e.g., Project Owner, Project Read/Write, etc.) depending on the level of access you want them to have.
If needed, you can also remove old users from the project.
How I fixed it:
I intercepted the Cache-Control header in my Flutter Dio client and transformed these invalid max-age values into the correct number of seconds. Key parts of the fix:
Added a regex to recognize durations like max-age=1.00:00:00.
Parsed the days, hours, minutes, and seconds and converted them into seconds.
Replaced the header value with max-age=86400 (for 1 day).
This happens before the cache parsing, preventing the exception.
Make sure SMTP is enabled in your GoDaddy account, use the correct SMTP server (`smtpout.secureserver.net`), and check your account settings for any restrictions. You may also need to enable 'less secure apps' or generate an app password.
This is using perturbation theory to compute iteration with better precision. It allow to keep precision where scale is closer to zero as calculus only use small number. It is because the derived formula that uses perturbation theory compute all point from a pre-calculated reference point, chosed very close to c or c, computed with arbitrary precision instead of c (which can be large).
Their is also various rendering optimisation to avoid useless rendering.
hey so you have made the uistate as mutable state flow and then using it in the composable funtion as value i dont it works like that to trigger a recomposition collect the value as .collectAsState . in compose any type of flow need to be converted as state to trigger a recomposition.
I recently did it for my libraries, so I can tell you this: The latest Skiasharp package is still not using the right version of HarfBuzz, probably to maintain backward compatibility.
The fix? It's easy, just add the following package reference (This is temporary, and you might have to remove it in the future based on changes to the Skiasharp package)
Check if the generated column is not the first column. I was also facing same issue. After moving the column position to 2nd, was able the take backup using mysqldump
I chose the Workload Identity in the Authentication Type dropdown. Then, the new service principal was automatically created with federated credential instead of client secret. It worked well for me.
I am experiencing the exact same issue. But in my case, the custom realm is being used by OpenShift and GitLab. Openshift works perfectly. GitLab works great in Safari, occasionally works in Chrome, does not work at all in Firefox.
Not knowing PostgREST I tended to comment that "why not accessing it through a view?",
but in fact according to the dochaving a view that exposes your unaccent()ed column you can REST on is the official way:
For more complicated filters you will have to create a new view in the database, or use a function.
On Amazon Linux 23, you can install PIP by running sudo dnf install python3-pip and verify it with pip3 --version. For consistent usage, use python3 -m pip. At dev technosys, we recommend keeping PIP updated via pip3 install --upgrade pip to ensure compatibility with the latest Python packages.
As of my understanding we can use jarsigner with AWS cloud HSM for signing apk or aab files, AWS won't support apksigner for signing apps instead use jarsigner.
