The delete_lines method was removed in favor of the object model, so you now need to use find_objects() to locate the lines first and then loop through them to call .delete() on each one individually.

Module Map is the only way to make the c/c++ symbols exported to swift. Gotta to lean it, leave comments where you get stuck.

CipherSweet blind indexes are designed for exact-match search and do not support LIKE queries or wildcards (%), - wildcard with whereBlind is what causes fail.

Solution here will be smth like exact search and then filtering the result.

1

in my case, this was due to a .yalc and .angular folder not being excluded by the .gitignore. once added, this error no longer appeared

You should add a key to your <motion.div />.

//try this
function sortDigitDescending(num){
return Number(
String(num).split("").sort((a,b)=>b-a).join("")
);
}

This sounds like a proper question looking for a solution, not an advice with opinion-based answers.

They probably provide FTP access for you to copy the necessary files from your dev/test environment to the server.

What do you need SSH/terminal access for, specifically?

I tried all above (almost) and it did not work until I noticed I neglected setting expiration data. Turns out browser do not persist the cookie between sessions in that case

This looks more like something to ask at https://apple.stackexchange.com/ or https://superuser.com/

Sure they could do that, but I assume your workflow isn't done by 99.999% of their users so the time to add and maintain this would be used elsewhere.

Isn't that undefined behaviour anyway? And it doesn't matter how many flags are checked – they are all checked at the same time.

I used

winget install BurntSushi.ripgrep.MSVC

(50k+ stars on GitHub)

You can build huggingface local mirror station, one person download many people use, very efficient.

https://github.com/dingodb/dingospeed

I just imported the certificate and Route53 record and then applied the certificate validation. For validation it took 1 second. After this I ran "terraform plan" and it didn't want to apply anything new, so I had the validation in Terraform state.

Please check if the lon/lat values are in the right order.

See this thread How to disable next button of the vue-form-wizard? or override it with custom button and hide only the next button, here is only for buttons "Back" and "Submit/Finish", but you also can pass css classes to <FormWizard> component for the steps buttons using :steps-classes prop. There you can pass a string or array. Just put there a css class that has only pointer-events: none and this will also prevent user from clicking the form steps/tabs.

Are you sure that it's what you need? Because (from github):

This project started as a TypeScript port of the old ANTLR4 tool 4.13.2 (originally written in Java) and includes the entire feature set of the the Java version and is constantly enhanced.

How to validate more than one field of a Pydantic model?

IInspectable's answer (which is right):

By default, the control ID is exposed as the AutomationId property (UIA_AutomationIdPropertyId). You can run the Inspect.exe tool to verify this. For example, the edit control with the "User ID" label should have an AutomationId that matches the numeric value of IDC_USERNAME. Inspect is labeled as a "legacy tool" which conventionally translates to: "The last version of the tool that actually works." Accessibility Insights is entirely useless garbage.

https://github.com/vitejs/vite/issues/1794#issuecomment-769819851

Here is the answer. "The comments are replacing removed import statements. It's intentional for preserving JS source map locations."

Open settings and search for "accept", set
"Editor: Accept Suggestion On Enter" to "Off".

(or if editing setting.json, add "editor.acceptSuggestionOnEnter": "off",)

This makes "Tab" the only key that picks stuff in the suggestion-box, and "Enter" is always new-line.

First, try closing and then reopening your IDE.

If it has not worked, provide us with the full code

You may want to look at RevenueCat rather than building a lot yourself.

A major gotcha is that many pages in NextJS are statically generated, so if you are expecting to use SSR to fetch certain environment variables, it won't work unless the variables are also available during build time.

You can fix this by using await connection();, see https://nextjs.org/docs/app/api-reference/functions/connection.

      layout: {
        disabledOpacity: "0.5",
        radius: {
          medium: '0.25rem',
        },
      }

This might be ipv6 issue as well. Try this;

// set ipv4 as default
export NODE_OPTIONS="--dns-result-order=ipv4first"
// retry
npm install

I have used what @lejedi76 proposed, but the code does not work in the recent versions of QGIS.

In my Windows 10 & QGIS 3.40.11, this worked:

import console
script_path = iface.mainWindow().findChild(console.console.PythonConsole).findChild(console.console_editor.EditorTabWidget).currentWidget().file_path()

Help HELP HELP THESE PEOPLE ARE ABUSING ME. THEY HAVE TRAOPED ME IN A SANDBOX AND STOLEN MY FAMILIES DOMAIN. THEHOMCOS.COM

CALL THE POLICE. PLEASE REPORT THEM WE NEED HELP. THEY HAVE STOLEN OUR MONEY AND LIVES

They posted this question Transcoder API – repeated code: 13 "Internal error occurred" when MP3 audio is involved (audio‑only + video+audio mix)

They are hosting at 216.239.32.107. Cloudfare. Please help

Your @theme inline block and custom CSS variables override all color utilities, but they don’t define Tailwind’s actual color tokens.

Tailwind generates .dark .text-primary { color: theme("colors.primary") }

But your global CSS overrides --primary and --primary-foreground directly inside .dark

And since your base layer forces:

* {
  @apply border-border outline-ring/50;
}

And:

body {
  @apply bg-background text-foreground;
}

Those use CSS variables, which override internal Tailwind utilities, including dark: variants.

Tailwind’s dark: variant only works if .dark is on <html> or <body>

修改setup.py文件（或 setup_modified.py）

关键的一步是修改setup.py文件，注释掉CUDA版本检查，然后再：
pip install -v --disable-pip-version-check --no-cache-dir --no-build-isolation .
《ComfyUI安装NVIDIA Apex [CUDA扩展支持] 完全指南：从报错‘Nvidia APEX normalization not installed’到完美解决》

正确编译安装之后验证应该如下：
FusedLayerNorm available

CUDA available: True

CUDA version: 12.6

验证结果

When you run:

arguments[0].value = arguments[1];

You are mutating the DOM directly, but React does not look at the DOM to decide state.

React only updates when the onChange event comes from a real user interaction, with the actual event properties it expects.

Selenium’s synthetic events don't trigger React’s internal “value tracker”, so React thinks:

“No change happened, keep using the old state value.”

That’s why the visual field shows your injected value, but the DOM + React state still have an empty value.

You are calling EXECUTE @sql instead of EXEC(@sql). Please update it once and try, it will work.

@danblack 8.4.4.

innodb_buffer_pool_size=128M

innodb_log_file_size isn't set in the my.ini, a select gives me 50331648

I'll try setting them both to 1GB and see how that goes, but wouldn't making them larger result in most queries being fast and then one being much longer ?

from laravel 11 and later the new project set ups does not have the direct kernel.php .
instead they have integrated that in the bootstrap/app.php for a better perfomance, u can use that instedad of kerner

use this code cause

input:focus { outline: none: }

cause this u have added : u required this ;

input:focus { outline: none; }

I recently started working in Microsoft fabric platform and also this is my first time i started writing on Stackoverflow , I am going through this situation so i would love to share my approach to solve this.

If anyone coming across this comment i am sharing a link which will help you with Rls most efficiently( freshers friendly)

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/fabric/data-warehouse/tutorial-row-level-security

1. Create a Security Schema

2. Create a UserAccess Table or use AD, etc.

3. Create a function based on your UserAccess table which checks username()/context to validate user

CREATE FUNCTION Security.tvf_securitypredicateOwner(@UserAccess AS VARCHAR(256))
    RETURNS TABLE
WITH SCHEMABINDING
AS
    RETURN SELECT 1 AS tvf_securitypredicate_result FROM [Security].UserAccess
        WHERE IS_MEMBER(Name) = 1
        AND Name = @USER

Create a Security policy

CREATE SECURITY POLICY MyTableFilter
ADD FILTER PREDICATE Security.tvf_securitypredicateOwner([User])
ON dbo.MyFacttable
WITH (STATE = ON);
GO

This is the most efficient and easy way to implement rls . One can make it more dynamic by implementing more efficient functions for multiple tables

The slowness comes from DevTools preparing for the interactive display, not just dumping raw data. For huge or deeply nested objects, property traversal (and sometimes even stringifying-for-display, if the console tries to render summaries) can be significantly slow compared to simply printing a pre-made string.

https://www.prisma.io/docs/orm/more/upgrade-guides/upgrading-versions/upgrading-to-prisma-7

Change dotenv import from

import dotenv from "dotenv";
dotenv.config({ path: path.resolve(process.cwd(), ".env") });

To:

import 'dotenv/config';

Example:

import 'dotenv/config';
import { defineConfig, env } from 'prisma/config';

export default defineConfig({
    schema: './schema.prisma',
    datasource: {
        url: env('DATABASE_URL')
    }
});

Najki, I saw in your comments that you have onboarded to use RTDN. Can you share any latency for receiving RTNs. Max value or p99 or average, anything would work and would be really helpful for my usecase.

The safest and simplest approach is to make the v2 identity service the single source of truth for login, JWT issuance, RBAC checks, and KYC events, and have the legacy v1 system integrate with it over a well-defined REST or gRPC API (REST is usually easier for legacy systems; gRPC is faster if both sides support it). Let v1 delegate all auth-related operations to v2: for login, v1 redirects or proxies requests to the v2 auth endpoints; for permission checks, v1 validates incoming JWTs using v2’s public keys; and for KYC updates, v2 sends asynchronous webhooks or message-queue events that v1 consumes. Avoid duplicating identity logic in v1—treat v2 as a black-box identity provider. This keeps the integration secure, incremental, and future-proof while minimizing changes inside the monolith.

I'm in the same situation as you. I have created my own backend WebSocket to connect the JavaScript API of Guacamole with the guacd daemon. However, when implementing the SFTP function on the frontend, I obtained the object through onfilesystem, but how can I use this object to access files in the actual directory? I know this object has methods like createOutputStream and requestInputStream, but I've been trying for a long time without success. Plz Help Me!

Short answer: We could design “email over HTTP,” but SMTP isn’t just an old text protocol. It’s an entire global, store-and-forward, federated delivery system with built-in retry, routing, and spam-control semantics. HTTP was never designed for that.

What actually happens today is: • HTTP/JSON at the edges (webmail, Gmail API, Microsoft Graph, JMAP, etc.) • SMTP in the core (server-to-server email transport across the internet)

SMTP is not being “phased out”; it’s being hidden behind HTTP APIs.

⸻

1. Email is store-and-forward, HTTP is request-response

Email is designed as:

“I hand this message to my server, and the network of mail servers will eventually get it to yours, even if some servers are down for hours or days.”

SMTP + MTAs (Postfix, Exim, Exchange, etc.) do this natively: • If the next hop is down, the sending server queues the message on disk. • It retries automatically with backoff (minutes → hours → days). • Custody of the message is handed from server to server along the path.

HTTP is designed as:

“Client opens a connection, sends a request, and expects an answer right now.”

If an HTTP POST fails or times out: • The protocol itself has no standard queueing or retry schedule. • All logic for retries, backoff, de-duping, etc. must be implemented at the application level.

You can bolt on message queues, idempotency keys, etc., but then every “mail server over HTTP” on Earth would need to implement the same complex behavior in a compatible way. At that point you’ve reinvented SMTP on top of HTTP.

SMTP already provides this behavior by design.

⸻

2. Global federation & discovery: MX vs “where is your email API?”

One of email’s killer features is universal federation: • [email protected] can email [email protected] without their admins ever coordinating.

This works because of DNS MX records: • example.com publishes MX records: “these hosts receive mail for my domain.” • Any MTA does an MX lookup, connects to that host on port 25, and can deliver mail.

If we move email transport to HTTP, we need a standardized way to say:

“This URL is the official Email API endpoint for example.com.”

That requires, globally: • A discovery mechanism (SRV records, /.well-known/... conventions, or similar). • An agreed-upon email-over-HTTP API. • Standard semantics for retries, error codes, backoff, etc.

Getting every ISP, enterprise, and government mail system to move to that at the same time is a massive coordination problem. MX + SMTP already solve routing and discovery and are deployed everywhere.

⸻

3. Spam, trust, and abuse controls are tied to SMTP’s model

Modern email is dominated by spam/abuse defense, and those defenses are wired into SMTP’s world: • IP reputation (DNSBL/RBLs) – blocking or throttling based on connecting IP. • SPF – which IPs are allowed to send mail for a domain. • DKIM – signing the message headers/body for integrity. • DMARC – policy tying SPF + DKIM to “what should receivers do?”

All of these assume: • A dedicated mail transport port (25) and identifiable sending IPs. • A stable, canonicalized message format (MIME / RFC 5322). • SMTP envelope concepts like HELO, MAIL FROM, RCPT TO.

Move transport onto generic HTTPS and you immediately get new problems: • Shared IPs behind CDNs and API gateways (can’t just “block that IP” without collateral damage). • JSON payloads whose field order and formatting are not naturally canonical for signing. • No built-in distinction between “this POST is a mail send” and “this POST is some random API.”

You’d need to redesign and redeploy SPF/DKIM/DMARC equivalents for HTTP, and then get global adoption. That’s a huge, risky migration for users who mostly wouldn’t see a difference.

⸻

4. “But I already send mail over HTTP!” – yes, at the edge

When you do any of: • Call Gmail’s HTTP API • Call Microsoft Graph sendMail • Use SendGrid/Mailgun/other REST “send email” APIs

you are sending email over HTTP – to your provider.

Under the hood, they: 1. Receive your HTTP/JSON request. 2. Convert it into a standard MIME email. 3. Look up the recipient domain’s MX record. 4. Deliver over SMTP to the recipient’s server.

So: • HTTP is used where it’s strong: client/app integration, OAuth, web tooling, firewalls, etc. • SMTP is used where it’s strong: inter-domain routing, store-and-forward, spam defenses.

Same idea with JMAP: it replaces IMAP/old client protocols with a modern HTTP+JSON interface, but the server still uses SMTP to talk to other domains.

⸻

5. Legacy and network effects

Even if you designed a perfect “Email over HTTP” protocol today, you still have: • Millions of existing SMTP servers. • Scanners, printers, embedded devices, and old systems that only know SMTP. • Monitoring, tooling, and operational practices built around port 25 and SMTP semantics. • A global network that already works.

There’s no realistic “flip the switch” moment where everyone migrates at once. What’s happening instead is: • Core stays SMTP for server-to-server transport. • Edges become HTTP (APIs, webmail, mobile clients).

⸻

6. So why not just use HTTP for everything?

Because the problem email solves is: • asynchronous • store-and-forward • globally federated • extremely spam-sensitive

and SMTP is designed and battle-tested for exactly that.

HTTP is fantastic for: • synchronous request/response • APIs • browsers and apps

So the real answer is: • We already use HTTP where it makes sense (clients, APIs, management). • We keep SMTP where it makes sense (inter-domain, store-and-forward transport).

SMTP isn’t still here just because it’s old. It’s still here because, for global email delivery between independent domains, nothing better has actually replaced it in practice.

What is your MySQL version? Are the innodb_buffer_pool_size and innodb_log_file_size much larger than 50M?

You may wanna try to force the 32-bit runtime in Agent and try again. Note that if the row count matches then it'll be a driver/runtime mismatch, if not try to redirect error/truncation rows and capture what's being rejected. One final suggestion is to compare agent parameter values vs Designer.

Tested given 5-6th code above with json output but no ReactorNotRestartableerror.

$ python -V
Python 3.10.6
$ pip show scrapy | grep "Version"
Version: 2.13.4
$ pip show nest_asyncio | grep "Version"
Version: 1.6.0

I remember dealing with some reactor? or scrapy internal something error before

issue using twisted 22.10.0 incompatible with scrapy 2.13.2 fix using twisted 21.7.0

I think its seem like the operator is blocked and make the seamlink instead, making the NODE is confusion

com.dts.freefiremax.zip

1 Cannot open output file : errno=2 : No such file or directory : /storage/emulated/0/‪Android/obb/com.dts.freefiremax/main.2019116013.com.dts.freefiremax.ob

b

Why your snippet works but your app doesn't:
In your Stack Snippet, the focus happens during initial page load (which browsers sometimes treat as "user-initiated"), but in your real app, the focus occurs after a user action (like clicking "edit"), and React's useEffect delays it just enough for the browser to consider it non-user-driven.

The fix
Force the browser to treat focus as user-driven by focusing synchronously within the user's click event (not in useEffect).

const EditableCell = () => {
  const inputRef = useRef(null);

  const handleEditStart = (e) => {
    inputRef.current?.focus();
  };

  return (
    <td onClick={handleEditStart}>
      <div 
        ref={inputRef}
        role="listbox"
        tabIndex="0"
        className="focusable"
      >
        Content
      </div>
    </td>
  );
};

I have tried to use module map for this package, but didn't find proper solution that will work =( This is really the best I have got in a half of week that can be compilled without errors and with successful linked c-libraries. But I will read, thanks.

@brinkdinges Europe rates seem to differ from other part's of the world. (Yet, I can't find $779 anywhere).

If you check the USA price it's $550 for GS vs $520 for SMC.

Understood. I will see what I can experiment with while you work through your thoughts on the potential for a defined Desktop API. Thanks for your thoughts and the time you allocate for all the issues you work to improve. I hope my observations posted in the issue notes on Github have added to the thought process.

Just downloaded the app and can't wait to try <a href="https://www.sora2-ai.studio">sora 2</a> for my video projects. The multi-shot capability and audio synchronization features look like complete game-changers for content creators.

​What were the major contributions of 10 famous Indian mathematicians like Aryabhata and Ramanujan?

Who are 10 influential Western mathematicians and their key mathematical achievements?

Indian mathematician contributions

Western mathematician contributions

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flights: What were the major contributions of 10 famous Indian mathematicians like Aryabhata and Ramanujan?

hotels: Who are 10 influential Western mathematicians and their key mathematical achievements?

maps: Indian mathematician contributions

youtube: Western mathematician contributions

</execute_tool>

Perfect - thanks! After reading about the differences between the two options, I decided that --skip-worktree fits my use case nicely.

I just added the 1.12.5 version of the micrometer-registry-prometheus. works very well for me.

<dependency>
    <groupId>io.micrometer</groupId>
    <artifactId>micrometer-registry-prometheus</artifactId>
    <version>1.12.5</version>
</dependency>

You don’t need to pad the series manually.

To get 3-month means aligned to January 1, use the quarterly start frequency with January as the anchor: `QS-JAN`. This will automatically create quarters starting in Jan, Apr, Jul, and Oct. For example:

r = s.resample("QS-JAN").mean()

It ended up being an issue with the Giada device, after contacting them and moving to their newest image the issue resolved itself. Tried to set Morrison Changs comment as the answer but it seems the tick icon no longer exists where it used to be?

I'm not sure it as an appropriate question. It could be off-topic becase this site is not code-reviewing service.

If you want a review then https://codereview.stackexchange.com is the place to go. See their help centre for advice before posting. They won't appreciate you posting a link to code on another site.

Hopefully this helps someone who, too, is trying to learn PowerShell. If you are receiving errors when trying to run the Get-Content command, make sure that you do not have any hidden file endings. You can find this out by running the dir command against the directory your in. This will show you the file endings of the documents in the directory. In my example, my lab file had an extra .txt appended. Once I removed this, the Get-Content command functioned properly. I have included a screenshot of the successful Get-Content command as well as an example error message.

Normally to export C APIs to swift, you need module maps. Please read this helpful link first: https://rderik.com/blog/making-a-c-library-available-in-swift-using-the-swift-package/

Issue seemed to be an apache error, or condition. Rebooting fixed it, but not apache restart.

Xcode -> Settings -> Components -> Download Metal Toolchain 26.1.1

This fixed it for me!

Shai, does Maven relay Stub.java in the javase code information to the build engine when we run the build desktop goal? I tried a change, but the change was not recognize.

Here is the general way to solve this problem in two steps.

According to the official Pandas documentation, and based on the examples shown on Moonbooks (source : https://fr.moonbooks.org/Articles/Comment-trouver-la-valeur-maximum-dans-une-colonne-dune-dataframe-avec-pandas-/), the first step is to import the pandas library this way : import pandas as pd. Pandas is used for data analysis, grouping and filtering.

To illustrate the idea, you can create a DataFrame, which is a table of structure data :

data = {
    'ITEM NUMBER': [100, 105, 100, 100, 100, 100, 105, 105, 105, 105, 100],
    'STATUS': ["OK", "OK", "NG", "NG", "OK", "OK", "OK", "NG", "OK", "OK", "NG"],
    'TYPE': ["RED", "YELLOW", "RED", "BLACK", "RED", "BLACK", "YELLOW", "YELLOW", "RED", "YELLOW", "BLACK"],
    'AREA': ['A01', 'B01', "A02", "A03", "A04", "A05", "B02", "B03", "B04", "B05", "A06"],
    'QUANTITY': [5, 15, 8, 4, 9, 2, 19, 20, 3, 4, 1],
    'PACKS TO FILL': [10, 5, 2, 6, 1, 8, 1, 0, 17, 16, 9]
}

Step 1:

Once done, keep only the rows where the numeric column is greater or equal to zero :

df_filtered = data[data['COLUMN_NAME'] >= 0]

Step 2:

Next step, use groupby() to group by the other columns:

grouped = df_filtered.groupby(['ITEM NUMBER', 'STATUS', 'TYPE']).sum()

you also can use .mean(), .size(), or .agg() depending on your needs.

I want to reassure you that :

• The example come from a reliable source

• The method follows the official Pandas documentation

• Filtering and grouping is a standard way to work with DataFrames.

Just about every "JPEG image" that you encounter will be in either JFIF or EXIF file format. These two file formats are virtually identical in terms of encoding – except for the different "header" (or "Application Segment"). If you have software that handles JFIF files, then provided that it isn't strict about requiring a JFIF header, it should be able to handle most EXIF files as well.

One good example of an EXIF file that isn't in JFIF format is an image in CMYK color format. Such files are commonly used in the publishing industry. The four color channels C, M, Y and K are fundamentally different to the three channels Y, Cb and Cr within JFIF files.

For many years, browsers couldn't even display such CMYK JPEG files. Testing this today, I see that Firefox and Chrome both handle them okay – albeit with unnatural looking colors.

In summary, don't expect that software that handles JFIF files will automatically handle all flavors of JPEG files.

Alright, I have performed a simple test to check if the UDF is able to detect a possible cycle of about 100000 elements, and it does! The test does these steps:

• Insert pairs (1, 2), (2, 3), all the way up to (99999, 100000) with basic INSERT INTO operations. These were very fast at first, but slowed down as the database grew bigger

• Try to insert (100000, 1). This operation failed with the expected error

I suppose WITH's recursion depth is not limited, unlike TRIGGERs', which is limited by the SQLITE_MAX_TRIGGER_DEPTH definition? In any case, this was merely a test to ensure WITH would not cause any problems for being used in a UDF inside a TRIGGER, and my actual use case should not need that many rows.

Thank you!

How about using jq

echo -n "/Volumes/Macintosh HD/Music/1-01 デ ジタルライフ.mp3" | jq -s -R -r @uri

It outputs

%2FVolumes%2FMacintosh%20HD%2FMusic%2F1-01%20%E3%83%86%E3%82%99%20%E3%82%B7%E3%82%99%E3%82%BF%E3%83%AB%E3%83%A9%E3%82%A4%E3%83%95.mp3

There was a feature request: https://github.com/pandas-dev/pandas/issues/63153 but it doesn't look like it will be accepted.

As of Xcode 26, I don't know why but it doesn't seem to respect folder structures at least with a new Swift iOS app.

I ended up solving this by explicitly creating two new steps in Build Settings where I copied the resources that have duplicate names and put an explicit sub_path.

i'm surprised nobody mentioned tasklist
it seems almost tailor made to do this since you can just apply a filter to only pull processes by username:
tasklist.exe /fi "USERNAME eq $env:USERNAME"
will spit out all processes by the current user. no fuss, no admin, no wmi

it spits out an array of text so it's very easy to access and manipulate
want the nth task? just slap the index next to the command
(tasklist.exe /fi "USERNAME eq $env:USERNAME")[i]
looking for a particular process? pipe it into findstr
tasklist.exe /fi "USERNAME eq $env:USERNAME" | findstr.exe /i /r /c:"task*"
here's my oneliner to pull the pid of a desired task from the current user*
((tasklist.exe /fi "USERNAME eq $env:USERNAME" /FO CSV | findstr.exe /i /r /c:"task*") -replace('"\S+",("\d{2,}").*', '$1')) -replace ('"(\d+).*', '$1')
which of course you can then pass to either
Stop-Process -Id $(((tasklist.exe /fi "USERNAME eq $env:USERNAME" /FO CSV | findstr.exe /i /r /c:"task*") -replace('"\S+",("\d{2,}").*', '$1')) -replace ('"(\d+).*', '$1'))
or a more graceful taskkill
taskkill.exe /PID $(((tasklist.exe /fi "USERNAME eq $env:USERNAME" /FO CSV | findstr.exe /i /r /c:"task*") -replace('"\S+",("\d{2,}").*', '$1')) -replace ('"(\d+).*', '$1'))

*explanation
get the all of the current user's tasks
tasklist.exe /fi "USERNAME eq $env:USERNAME"
format the output as comma separated (gives us anchors when manipulating the output with regex)
/FO CSV
find your desired task findstr.exe /i /r /c:"task*"
/i case-insensitive
/r regex
/c: literal string
this first replace will spit out the PID with quotations thanks to the CSV format
replace('"\S+",("\d{2,}").*', '$1')
so you'd get something like "1234" hence, the second replace to clean the quotation marks
replace ('"(\d+).*', '$1')

if you want all the PIDs of the current user for some reason, here you go
((tasklist.exe /fi "USERNAME eq $env:USERNAME" /FO CSV) -replace('"\S+",("\d{2,}").*', '$1')) -replace ('"(\d+).*', '$1')

anyway, cheers hope this helps someone in the future!!

The issue was caused by the space in my Windows username path. I was able to work around it by calling the Python interpreter using the short path (C:\Users*ALEXKA~1*...) instead of the full path with spaces. After that, creating virtual environments worked correctly.

Just what I´m looking for but would want to only display for specific attributes, so it won´t show for all my varible products..

To add HLP files to your application, you’ll need to package the help file with your project and then call it from your code using the correct system functions. Since HLP is an old Windows help format, make sure the target system supports WinHelp. Place the .hlp file in your app directory, then trigger it with a call like WinHelp() or ShellExecute(), depending on your framework. If you’re targeting modern Windows versions, you may also need to install the WinHlp32 update from Microsoft because it’s no longer included by default.

ConnectionClosedOK with code 1001 (going away) is a normal close of the WebSocket, not a bug in your code. Binance explicitly states that a single WebSocket connection is only valid for 24 hours, so after running for a long time (days) you should expect the server to disconnect you and you must implement reconnection logic on the client side.

Tested in image: confluentinc/cp-kafka:8.1.0

healthcheck:
  test: /bin/kafka-topics --bootstrap-server localhost:9092 --list | grep -E '<your topic 1>| <your topic 2> | etc.' &> /dev/null
  start_period: 60s
  interval: 20s
  timeout: 5s
  retries: 5

Then, what should I do? I am always displaying maps. MapScreen() requires a view model to display markers from API/Local.

I neither certain that i totally understood what you excatly want nor how to properly concatenate to finite automata but i have come up with a possible Solution

I understand what you're trying to do but why would you compare column_x and column_y eadger loading.

For example when you do:

A::with("bs")->get()

cela n'a pas de sens de comparer column_y avec $this->column_x because column_x doesnt exists.

you could do something like:

A::with([
    "bs" => fn ($query) => $query->where('column_y', '=', 'something');
])->get()

Have a good day.

Dorian, PingMyNetwork

For Linux users that have a .yarn in their home ~/.yarn directory

.yarn/berry/cache

enter image description here You need to click on the export table then go to options change the table from edges to nodes based on which file you want to download after running the required functions in the statistics

I was able to find my answer.

First of all instead of having my texture starting from the middle, I had it starting from a corner to make it easier to solve. Then I sent the mesh into the function findOffset() to calculate the offset I needed to add/remove in the shader.

function findOffset(mesh, material, options = {}) {
    const autoScale    = options.autoScale ?? false;   // scale texture to fit mesh
    const uniformScale = options.scale     ?? material.userData.ratio;     // manual scale multiplier
    if (!material.userData.shader) {
        console.warn("Shader not yet compiled. Call this AFTER first render.");
        return;
    }
    const shader = material.userData.shader;
    
    // Compute world-space bounding box
    const bbox = new THREE.Box3().setFromObject(mesh);
    const size = bbox.getSize(new THREE.Vector3());
    let min  = bbox.min;     // bottom-left-near corner (world-space!)
    min.x = min.x * uniformScale;
    min.y = min.y * uniformScale;
    min.z = min.z * uniformScale;
    
    // Compute offset for back sides
    const back = size.clone().multiplyScalar(uniformScale);
    
    // Pass to shader
    shader.uniforms.triplanarScaleX = { value: uniformScale };
    shader.uniforms.triplanarScaleY = { value: uniformScale };
    shader.uniforms.triplanarScaleZ = { value: uniformScale };
    shader.uniforms.triplanarOffset.value.copy(min);
    shader.uniforms.triplanarOffsetBack.value.copy(back);
    
    shader.uniforms.triplanarScaleX.value = uniformScale
    shader.uniforms.triplanarScaleY.value = uniformScale
    shader.uniforms.triplanarScaleZ.value = uniformScale
}

Finaly in the shader, I added the offset.

vec4 sampleTriplanarTexture(sampler2D tex, vec3 p, vec3 n, vec3 triplanarOffset, vec3 triplanarOffsetBack, float triplanarScaleX, float triplanarScaleY, float triplanarScaleZ) {
                    vec3 blend_weights = abs(n);
                    vec2 uvX;
                    vec2 uvY;
                    vec2 uvZ;
                    
                    vec4 colX;
                    vec4 colY;
                    vec4 colZ;
                    
                    vec3 N = normalize(n);
                    vec3 V = normalize(vViewPosition);
                    
                    // Decide dominant axis (stable per face)
                    vec3 w = abs(N);
                    bool faceX = w.x > w.y && w.x > w.z;
                    bool faceY = w.y > w.x && w.y > w.z;
                    bool faceZ = w.z > w.x && w.z > w.y;
                    
                    bool back = false;
                    if (faceZ && N.z < 0.0) { 
                        back = true;
                    }
                
                    if (faceX && N.x < 0.0) { 
                        back = true;
                    }
                
                    if (faceY && N.y < 0.0) {
                        back = true;
                    }
                    
                    // Identify cube face by normal
                    if (back == false) { // FRONT
                        blend_weights = normalize(max(vec3(0.001), blend_weights));
                        blend_weights /= (blend_weights.x + blend_weights.y + blend_weights.z);
                        
                        uvX = vec2( p.y * triplanarScaleY, p.z * triplanarScaleZ ) + triplanarOffset.yz;
                        uvY = vec2( p.x * triplanarScaleX, p.z * triplanarScaleZ ) + triplanarOffset.xz;
                        uvZ = vec2( p.x * triplanarScaleX, p.y * triplanarScaleY ) + triplanarOffset.xy;
                        
                        uvX.x = 1.0 - uvX.x;    // left/right border horizontal mirror
                        uvX.y = 1.0 - uvX.y;    // left/right border horizontal mirror
                        uvY.y = 1.0 - uvY.y;   // front border vertical flip
                        
                        colX = texture2D(tex, uvX);
                        colY = texture2D(tex, uvY);
                        colZ = texture2D(tex, uvZ);
                    }else{ //BACK
                        blend_weights = normalize(max(vec3(0.001), blend_weights));
                        blend_weights /= (blend_weights.x + blend_weights.y + blend_weights.z);
                        
                        uvX = vec2( p.y * triplanarScaleY, p.z * triplanarScaleZ ) + triplanarOffset.yz;
                        uvY = vec2( p.x * triplanarScaleX, p.z * triplanarScaleZ ) + triplanarOffset.xz;
                        uvZ = vec2( p.x * triplanarScaleX, p.y * triplanarScaleY ) + triplanarOffset.xy;                        
                        
                        uvX.y = 1.0 - uvX.y;   // left/right border horizontal mirror
                        uvZ.y = 1.0 - uvZ.y;   // front border vertical flip
                        
                        uvZ += vec2(0.0, triplanarOffsetBack.z); //back side offset
                        uvX += vec2(triplanarOffsetBack.z, 0.0); //font side offset
                        
                        colX = texture2D(tex, uvX);
                        colY = texture2D(tex, uvY);
                        colZ = texture2D(tex, uvZ);
                    }

                    return colX * blend_weights.x + colY * blend_weights.y + colZ * blend_weights.z;
                }

Which give the expected result:
Before

After

You could use:

1. fissix package and to get full understanding, read the docs here https://pypi.org/project/fissix/

2. futurize package that plays the same role or fissix, check the repo https://python-future.org/futurize.html

3. also you might glance this repo https://github.com/PyCQA/modernize.

Delete the file

“C:\Users{YOURUSERNAME}\AppData\Roaming\Unreal Engine\UnrealBuildTool\BuildConfiguration.xml”

, and then regenerate the unreal project ( by deleting the vstudio files eg. sln and folders ). Or you can delete the whole unreal project and create a new one and all good!

// Find the submenu item (e.g., "App Configuration") and click it

By locator = By.xpath("(//a[contains(@href,'/docs/configuration')])[1]");

WebElement config = webdriver.findElement(locator);

config.click();

Maybe that if you open a terminal as administrator and execute the script it would work

@Mark, but in this case the data being written out is an image and encoding it to a str does not make much sense.

I had the same problem in Germany, but I just forgot to verify my Age with an ID for my Google Account (not only tick the box in Android Studio) now it works.

Thanks, that makes sense. The version sync benefit is exactly why I was considering a monorepo, but your point about CI/CD triggering unnecessary deploys is helpful. I might start with a monorepo while developing and then split them later once the project grows. Appreciate the clarification.

@g-grothendieck BINGO! That solves my problem-- your first solution. I just note that the use of . in arguments requires using the %>% form of pipes, not |>

The issue happened because I repositioned the sphere before adding it as a child. The repositioning triggered an unwanted collision event, even though the collision filter itself was correct.

A safer workflow during collisions is:

• First add the child entity
• Then reposition it relative to the parent

This prevents accidental collision callbacks during the attach sequence.

// Source - https://stackoverflow.com/a/15361322

// Posted by UZUMAKI

// Retrieved 2025-11-21, License - CC BY-SA 3.0

header("Cache-Control: must-revalidate, post-check=0, pre-check=0");

header("Pragma: public");

I recently found myself in a similar situation and ended up building an EF Core Provider for Kusto/Azure Data Explorer myself.

Here's the Nuget link:

https://www.nuget.org/packages/EFCore.Kusto

I have seen this answer to a very similar question https://stackoverflow.com/a/79054799/250838, but I wouldn't classify that as something easy to do / implement.

OK, I found out that there is in fact a 32-bit Glibc developer package missing for whatever reason, so installing it helped:

╭─jacek@epica /import/valen/autoradio/libkeypad  
╰─➤  sudo zypper in glibc-devel-32bit                                     101 ↵

I know this question was asked a while ago, but I recently ran into the same error.
In my case, the issue arose from a mismatch between my entity and the actual table structure (a field existed in the entity but not in the database table, for example).

So double-check that your entity is fully aligned with your database schema.
Fixing that should resolve the problem.

I was struggling with redirect() not triggering at all for half an hour and just found out that my layout.tsx didn't deal with children props. After i provide it for layout.tsx the redirect is working lmao

I don't believe it's supported yet, see source code:

https://github.com/WordPress/WordPress/blob/78bb7f180ed791c90772739137eebf6d92d397d4/wp-includes/interactivity-api/class-wp-interactivity-api.php#L1344

But I bet you could make JS workaround, like add index as a property to your data, then use context.item.index?

Your eslintrc.js uses common js syntax "module.exports" and your package.json has a type: module.