It turns out this is a rendering bug in WebKit-based browsers (like Safari on iOS). Rounded corners work perfectly in Chrome and Android emulation, but not on iPhones or iPads. Seems like ApexCharts uses <path> elements, and border radius doesn’t render correctly on them in Safari.
This could be due to restrictions. please try to do the following:
set these two environment variables: PUB_HOSTED_URL="https://pub.flutter-io.cn" FLUTTER_STORAGE_BASE_URL="https://storage.flutter-io.cn"
I think this is a nice idea. But to-be-filled-in postconditions of functions give this vulnerability to inconsistencies. Instead, you could ask them to fill in the body of a predicate. E.g., ask them to express formally what 'even' is provide the file
ghost predicate even(n: int)
// TODO
// write here what even means
method EvenTest() {
assert even(4);
assert ! even(3);
}
Then this program will not verify unless a body is provided that satisfies the assertions in the test. (Note that with more complex definitions, the verification may fail although the body is correct. For example, if a student defines even as exists k :: 2 * k == n, the case even(4) will not verify without an additional assertion.)
Similarly, you could ask to give a body to the function max.
You're dealing with an I/O-bound task since most of the time is spent waiting on the network, not doing CPU work. Starting a new Chrome for every URL is super heavy and burns through memory fast.
Switch to asyncio with Playwright so you can keep one browser open and load new tabs inside it. It's way more efficient. Use a semaphore or thread pool to limit how many tabs run at once, batch your URLs in chunks like 10k, and save results as you go. Also set up rotating proxies early so you don’t get blocked.
You are correct that this is a WAF block. Typically the block will be due to the ip reputation eg making repeated requests to websites not just to Xero.
For a more detailed insight for your specific issue, please could you raise a case with Xero Support here and include the most recent Akamai error code and then we can look this up for you, unfortunately the one you have included has expired.
<resources>
<!-- Base application theme. -->
<style name="AppTheme" parent="Theme.AppCompat.DayNight.NoActionBar">
<!-- Customize your theme here. -->
<item name="android:editTextBackground">@drawable/rn_edit_text_material</item>
</style>
</resources>
tell me what this it means and how can i change app color at light and dark mode default color off all app
Sessions are scoped by browser rules, not by Nginx. Put your central and tenant sites under the same second-level domain (easiest), or implement an explicit cross-domain SSO flow. Trying to share the default Laravel session cookie between maindomain.test and user.app.test can’t work because the browser won’t allow it.
Thanks for sharing your solution! Just a quick note for others who might run into this, this behavior happens because XML treats \n as a literal backslash + n unless it's parsed or replaced explicitly in code. Flutter's tr() function doesn't interpret escape sequences like \n when reading from plain XML text.
Your workaround using replaceAll("\\n", "\n") is a solid and clean fix, especially when you're maintaining centralized localization formatting. Just be mindful if your translations ever include actual backslashes, as this could cause unintended replacements. In JSON-based localization, this issue often doesn't come up since escape sequences are handled more naturally.
I recently faced a similar issue, and it turned out to be caused by the language change implementation inside the onResume() method of the BaseActivity. Once I removed that logic, the app started creating only a single activity instance.
I suggest checking your code to identify what might be triggering multiple activity instances, it could be due to orientation changes, dark mode, language changes, or similar factors. Once identified, you can adjust your implementation accordingly to prevent the duplication
Fark edilmeyen su kaçakları, hem evinizde hem de iş yerinizde duvarlara, zeminlere ve tavanlara zararlar verebilir. İşte bunlara engel olmak için, Ümraniye su tesisatçısı burada devreye giriyor. Uzman ekibimiz profesyonel ekipmanlar ile sizlere garantili çözümler sunmaktadır. Ümraniye su kaçağı tespiti hizmetinizde, hem zamandan tasarruf sağlıyor, hem de gereksiz kırım yapılmasının önüne geçiyoruz. Ümraniye su tesisatçısı olarak müşteri memnuniyetine önem veriyor, uygun fiyatlı ve işlerimize garanti vermekteyiz. Herhangi bir arıza durumunda bizi gün içinde arayabilir, tesisat işlerinizi en kısa sürede çözüm bulabiliriz.
UDP is a connectionless protocol. If you want a stable, consistent connection you need to use TCP.
UDP is used to send one time and receive one time, without needing to be on the line all the time.
Think of it like with TCP you are being on the phone call and UDP you are just sending and receiving messages.
So, I do not think that you need UDPClient.Connect in this case.
Docker previously offered integrations for Amazon's Elastic Container Service (ECS) and Azure Container Instances (ACI) to streamline container workflows. These integrations have been deprecated, and users should now rely on native cloud tools or third-party solutions to manage their workloads. The move toward platform-specific or universal orchestration tools reduced the need for specialized Docker Cloud integrations.
A new block formatting context is created on your .header-actions element due to display: flex.
Since neither .header-actions nor header::before has a specified z-index, .header-actions stays in front. You can add z-index: 1 to your header::before to make .header-actions appear behind it.
Thanks so much for this! I have same issue that woocommerce_cart_hide_zero_taxes and woocommerce_order_hide_zero_taxes trick was exactly what I needed now even 0% tax is shown clearly during checkout and on orders.
I’ve set the price display suffix in the tax settings to something like (incl. VAT) but is there a way to how “incl.” or “excl.” based on whether VAT is applied to the user’s role or country? Right now it's static for all products regardless of who’s viewing.
In CacheConfiguration.java class In method JCacheManagerCustomizer
you should found the system generated needle
i.e // jhipster-needle-ehcache-add-entry
You need to add another/replace it by
/* jhipster-needle-ehcache-add-entry */
The InvalidArgumentError occurred because Keras's predict method often requires dense arrays instead of sparse matrix format produced by TfidfVectorizer. Converting X_test_tfid to a dense NumPy array with .toarray() resolves this. Please review the gist where we attempted to solve this issue using sample data.
@Samanway and @Naveen thanks for the suggestions guys, my issue turned out to be due to a misconfiguration in my helm values manifest. I was trying to get this working by just modifying the connections section and adding the blob storage connection string within connections. Also I had the connectionsTemplates section commented out.
I thought I'd get the connections part working first and then use the connectionTemplates, but it turns out both sections need to be present for this to work.
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Step 2 - Activated Github Pull Request Extension. This will include the Github Icon in the Left Hand side bar. If you click on that, It will ask you to login to github or Github enterprise.
It's completely valid — and sometimes a very good idea — to use plain JavaScript classes (like your GlobalParam) in a React project, especially for:
Managing global/shared logic or constants
Storing utility/helper functions
Caching data or encapsulating complex non-UI logic
✅ When a Class is Fine
React components are used for rendering UI and handling UI-driven logic (with lifecycle/hooks). But not everything in a React app needs to be a component.
This is totally fine. It's essentially a singleton object with static properties/methods — perfect for shared config or utility logic that doesn’t involve React’s state/rendering lifecycle.
🤔 But Be Cautious
If the data inside GlobalParam is meant to be reactive (i.e., when it changes, your components should update), then a plain class won’t be sufficient, because React won’t know when to re-render.
Instead, you should use:
React Context + useState/useReducer (for global state)
Redux / Zustand / Recoil (for scalable global state)
Signals (e.g., in newer meta-frameworks like Preact or React Canary)
❓“How can I make a React data component without return?”
You don’t need to. If your component doesn’t render anything, it probably shouldn’t be a component.
But if you do want a component just for side effects (e.g., fetching, subscriptions), a common pattern is:
If AVURLAsset.tracks is empty but the video/audio plays, it may be due to lazy loading ensure you call loadValuesAsynchronously(forKeys:) on the asset before accessing tracks.
Use a DiffUtil instead, because it is much better to use, DiffUtil only update the content that is changed unlike using notifyDataSetChanged that update all of the views.
Thanks! Here's a professional and helpful Stack Overflow answer to the question “Tailwind: Use font from local files globally” — with a natural introduction of your website (catcuddlezone.com) included in a way that respects Stack Overflow guidelines.
✅ Answer: How to Use a Local Font Globally in Tailwind CSS
To use a local font globally in Tailwind CSS, you’ll need to follow these steps:
🔹 1. Place Your Font Files
Put your font files (e.g., .woff, .woff2, .ttf) in the public or assets/fonts directory of your project.
Example:
public/fonts/MyCustomFont.woff2
🔹 2. Define @font-face in a Global CSS File
Create or edit a global CSS file (e.g., globals.css or app.css) and add:
Or if you're using a global layout/component (like in Next.js or Vue):
<body class="font-custom">
✅ Example Use Case
I ran into this recently while building a clean, responsive blog for cat lovers over at Cat Cuddle Zone, where typography really matters. Using local fonts ensured fast loading and brand consistency across all devices.
Let me know if you want help with specific frameworks like Next.js or Vue — the setup is nearly the same.
Let me know if you'd like an alternate version or one tailored to a specific framework!
In a short, rotate a key is create a new version of the key and afterward the data should be encrypted using the new version. The old version key is still valid to be used to decrypt the data encrypted by the older version.
The advantage is if the key compromise, it is only affect the data which is encrpted by this version, not all the data.
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This post - solution from @icza - helped me to solve my job task, so I want to thank community and share my solution which is extended solution of @icza (but can be still incomplete - not covering all cases). Refer to https://github.com/mabrarov/go-text-template-parse.
Since you are using VSCode to edit files you could make a .editorconfig file with your formatting conventions. Most text editor respect it (VSCode, vim, etc.)
Holy s, brooo, Chris, thanks man!, it didn't work until I put the wait(5), I don't know why exactly, I suppose it has some problems with other services on the start, but whatever, thanks man!
If you watch carefully, Read 1 (R1) is sequenced from the forward strand of the DNA template, whereas Read 2 (R2) is sequenced from the reverse strand of the same DNA template.
So while R1 and R2 are not exactly the reverse complement of each other (although they can be in instances like dovetailing or when one mate contains the other), they are read from the opposite ends of complementary DNA sequences.
So in a case where R1 would map to the forward strand of the genome, its mate R2 would map to the reverse strand (or the reverse complement of R2 would map to the forward strand of the genome).
Not sure what the exact issue was but I got my code to run by downgrading the eas-cli to version 16.2.0 and upgrading react native from 0.76.7 to 0.76.9.
I also deleted "expo-modules-core" from my package.json which is not neededd in recent versions of the Expo SDK.
I also recommend using the commands npx expo-doctor and `npx expo install --check` which can help you figure out why your builds are breaking.
Very old post, but in case anyone else runs into this.. This may be the solution:
rename the package,
recreate the same package one package name/dir at a time
move the file to the new package (i.e. 'new' package but same qualifier as before)
I came across this more specifically in the src/test/resources dir when retrieving properties for localization constants in a spring boot app, so maybe it's the same weird thing you're hitting if you created the test package all.at.once?
What helped fix this problem for me was creating a personal access token in Github under developer settings and using that for the username and password when prompted by VS Code. You'll have to select the sign in manually option instead of signing in through github directly. You can create a Personal Access Token through the Settings > Developer Settings when clicking your profile pic in Github.
I'm now able to clone, push, and pull without any issues.
I ran into the same issue (one month later) and found the answer: Look to the right while selecting the field you want to apply the merge rule to. You'll see 3 horizontal lines near the edit icon. Inside there is where you'll find the merge rules, similar enough to the tutorial to make sense of it.
I don't have enough "reputation points" to just add a comment to the above answers, so I guess my only options is to post an answer even though it is really just a way to speed up the process above.
Instead of fully rebooting, you can just restart explorer. I created a batch file to do it, then made a shortcut, then assigned a shortcut key. This batch file and shortcut will either have to be on your desktop or in your C:\Users\userid\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu for the shortcut key to work.
I also made a point of having my laptop closed and only my one monitor plugged into my dock when I did this to make sure it was set as Monitor 1 as that is what I wanted. It kept this number even when I opened my laptop and added that screen, at least for me.
You can also have regedit open and monitor the Windows Registry keys above and use F5 to refresh and see each monitor as it is added.
Then you can just delete the new entry in the registry and try it again as you experiment.
CONFIGURATION key will load a new entry for every combination of monitors you create. 1, 1+2, 1+2+3, 1+3, 2+3, etc.
I'm not sure how Connectivity Key works, but likely something to do with type connection.
MonitorDataStore and ScaleFactors will have 1 entry for each unique monitor you have ever connected.
All 4 of these keys can be "blown away" and they will rebuild as you attach monitors and change configurations to extend, duplicate, etc. across multiple monitors.
For testing purposes, Godot can export and host your game locally through one-click deploy. After setting up your export template, go to the top-right corner, click the fourth button from the left ("Remote Deploy"), and select "Run in Browser".
This example shows the inference of an already trained model. This model does not require training from scratch.
But you can finetune it. To do this, you can freeze the weights of the first layers of the neural network and train the remaining ones on a set of images. In this case, only unfrozen weights will be trained. You can read about finetuning here: https://docs.pytorch.org/tutorials/intermediate/torchvision_tutorial.html.
For each point, detect the closest point on the line,
measure how far along the line this is, distance =d (max length of line =D)
Detect whether the point is to the left (L) or the right (R) of the line (even though this is subjective at the 2 ends)
combine these to give each point a side and distance combination Ld or Rd , eg L0, L0.2, R0, R3.3.... RD
sort the points L0 to LD followed by RD to R0.
There are likely to be multiple L0, R0, LD and RD points because multiple points are closest to the ends of the line. For these (and other tied points), introduce a tie-breaker which measures the angle (from tangent to the line) more precisely than just left and right.
This algorithm will work best if the points follow the line reasonably well
It will be poor if the points are uncorrelated with the line.
Use JSON as return type, cast everything to JSON. I can use all the normal types natively, but strings have to be wrapped with "" and then cast to JSON for returning.
When you add a whitespace or a semicolon to the end of the line, it works just fine. But I think I know what causes this. Look at the string below:
"var value\(raw: i) = 6 func foo() {}"
When I input it to the CodeBlockItemListSyntax the macro generates this:
var value0 = 6
func foo() {
}
Did you see what it did? It automatically indented the code for you. It also does the same thing with the semicolon (and also escape sequences?), too:
"var value\(raw: i) = 6;func foo() {}"
Into:
var value0 = 6;
func foo() {
}
I think what CBILS doest is just stash the string literals side by side (using your input):
"var value1 = 0var value2 = 0var value3 = 0"
When swift tries to parse this it does it like so:
(var value1 = 0var) (value2 = 0var) (value3 = 0)
┬────────────┬─── ┬──────────┬── ─┬────────
| ╰some | ╰─some ╰ set value
╰─ var init. value╰─ set value value
And when swift tries to indent this it puts a line break between every statement (in parenthesis), so the end result becomes:
var value1 = 0var
value2 = 0var
value3 = 0
But if you make the value a string literal an instead of an integer literal it works fine. Why is that?
Because anything that has a start and an end (terminating) (e.g. ()""[]{}) has no possibility of intersecting with something (e.g. ""abc -> ("")(abc))
In short terms:
The developer for this library has forgot to put seperators between the code blocks. So put a whitespace or a semicolon at the end to fix this issue. And report the bug to the authors. :)
Personally, I think that @Jon Clements' answer is very suitable if you are working with numbers, but here is a generic option:
start_index = 1
n = 5
arr = list(range(50))
arr[start_index::n] = None
elem= [elem for elem in arr if elem is not None]
This uses list slicing to set every nth element (elem) in a list to None, and then uses list comprehension to only retain elements that are not assigned None in the list. The initial value of the list (arr) is an arbitrary list of numbers between 0 (inclusive) and 50 (exclusive).
Using a list comprehension is not particularly efficient, but this will work in the case when you cannot (for some reason) use external libraries, or if the elements of your list are not numeric (although there are better options).
Actually, I think there is something off with how you are naming your column, did you intentionally added a space at the end of it? I had to remove it to run the code. Hope this helps.
You also get a very similar error if you use an incorrect image URI. In my case I accidentally used the us-docker.pkg.dev registry when it should have been docker.io.
Reasons:
Low length (1):
Has code block (-0.5):
Me too answer (2.5): also get a very similar error
The above answer does not address the question. The question isn't about how PHP works, but rather why was the decision made to give null coalesce a lower precedence when designing the PHP syntax.
I am also baffled at this design choice. Perhaps someone can enlighten us why they chose this order.
