https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6h1WGKJKxXI

explains very nicely how to deal with this problem.

Panda3D will fail to get access to any Graphics API (OpenGL, Vulkan and Direct3D) because repl.it online machines doesn't have any form of GPU. If you really wish to render graphics on it, I would recommend switching to an SDL based library (like pygame) which does not require a GPU since it only use the CPU. You may struggle to do 3D graphics thought.

multer using 'latin1' decode filename

if (!/[^\u0000-\u00ff]/.test(req.file.originalname)) {
    req.file.originalname = Buffer.from(req.file.originalname, 'latin1').toString('utf8')
}

i run into similar problem, i think `planInputPartitions(start, end)` is supposed to be idempotent, it can be called multiple times. then how should i do things like receiving messages from sqs upon triggered? the latestOffset() is the place, we need to introduce a cache to hold the result.

may be git-filter-repo ? (and 17 more characters =))

Could you please provide a minimal reproducible example without any dependencies on things like axios and where you either define things like System.LinkTypes.Hierarchy-Forward or, even better, remove them? It would be very helpful if we could all test any possible suggestions by merely putting code in our IDEs and running it.

=LET(x0_,DROP(A1#,-1),x1_,DROP(A1#,1),IFERROR( (INDEX(x0_,,2)=INDEX(x1_,,2))*(DROP(x1_,,3)="IN")*(DROP(x0_,,3)="OUT")*(INDEX(x1_,,3)-INDEX(x0_,,3)),))

=LET(x_,COUNTA(A:A)-1,b1_,OFFSET(B1,,,x_),b2_,OFFSET(b1_,1,0),c1_,OFFSET(b1_,,1),c2_,OFFSET(c1_,1,0),d1_,OFFSET(b1_,,2),d2_,OFFSET(d1_,1,0),y_,IFERROR((d2_="IN")*(d1_="OUT")*(b2_=b1_)*(c2_-c1_),),y_)

sample file here

Just use temporal.io. It will eliminate 90% of complexity that event driven approaches require.

Does defining the range as A2:A instead of A2:A39 help?

I found an great extension VSCode for manage SSH easely

I share the link

SSH MANAGER

https://www.reddit.com/r/C_Programming/comments/xm8f8e/why_doesnt_c_have_a_standard_macro_to_determine/
Be aware that a few CPUs have dynamic endianness :(

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This was answered (in the negative) on the tox discussions.

https://github.com/tox-dev/tox/discussions/3648#discussioncomment-15067215

same issue happened to me right now ! any tips ? and how to access to logs ? i'm new to wp

I see. Thank you. I guess now that you explained it I sort of knew that. Thank you again.

Avoid bash, sed, awk et al. and use https://github.com/mikefarah/yq instead.

See https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/646851/struggling-using-sed-command-with-variables.

@kikon

Final question. And once again, very grateful for walking me through this.

I think I understand everything except for this condition i - j - 1 < new_str.length as part of that double condition if statement**.** You explained the role of

i - j - 1 < new_str.length

as follows:

• The first condition of the same if -- i - j - 1 < new_str.length results in ignoring all the positions that are not in the initial string. So we can write the imaginary strings as '*bcddc?' and '**cddc??' where * stands for a character that is ignored for the palindrome test.

How does i - j - 1 < new_str.length ignore all of the positions of the initial 6 character string, and by ignoring those those positions, such as

'*bcddc?'

does that mean that b is now index 0, c is index 1, and so forth?

type "git checkout master"
And "git status" in your remote repository to see the file status. See if some file has been modified or deleted.

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If you want to be creative, you can try this library:

https://github.com/ggutim/natural-date-parser

Supports conversion of strings like "January 2, 2010" into java.time.LocalDateTime objects out of the box, without any configuration.

Lightsail bucket now support CORS configuration through AWS CLI:

To configure CORS for a bucket using the AWS CLI

1. Create a JSON file containing your CORS configuration. For example, create a file named cors-config.json with the following content:

   {
     "CORSRules": [
       {
         "AllowedOrigins": ["https://example.com"],
         "AllowedMethods": ["GET", "PUT", "POST"],
         "AllowedHeaders": ["*"],
         "MaxAgeSeconds": 3000
       }
     ]
   }
   
   

2. Use the AWS CLI to apply the CORS configuration to your bucket:

   aws lightsail update-bucket --bucket-name amzn-s3-demo-bucket --cors file://cors-config.json

3. Verify the CORS configuration was applied successfully:

   aws lightsail get-buckets --bucket-name amzn-s3-demo-bucket --include-cors

please refer to: https://docs.aws.amazon.com/en_us/lightsail/latest/userguide/configure-cors.html

I disagree with the fellow user. XY questions are valid on SO and really do benefit the community.

Duplicate question mods.

Seen it before.

I asked how to do this for curiosity's sake more so than trying to solve a specific problem (the specific problem i was working with when this came to mind probably wouldn't have been a good use case for this anyways).

What debugging steps have you take with this code that only finds one index? Is venueBySku what you expect it to be? I don't think db.venueDB.values() returns what you think it does.

When using partitioned tables in PostgreSQL, SQLAlchemy does not require any special syntax. You query them the same way you would query a regular table. PostgreSQL handles the partition pruning automatically.

stmt = select(UserOrm).where(UserOrm.birth_year == 1990)
result = session.execute(stmt).scalars().all()

I believe I managed to figure it out. It seems that because I wasn't using the apply method in the render method to both viewports, they weren't functioning properly.

Python 2 reached EOL in 2020. Consider updating to Python 3.

The main problem happens when you filter the second dataset right here:

       data = data_2_schule_schulform %>%
         filter (Anzahl >= 3),

This subsets the data_2_schule_schulform object inside the geom_text call making it "misalign" with the data_2_schule_schulform inside the geom_bar() call just above it. Removing that and using the same ifelse logic you used before is the first fix. Second, you're passing fill into geom_text which is being ignored since it doesn't support it. You should be using group instead. The quick fix is, thus:

geom_text(
  data = data = data_2_schule_schulform,
  aes(
    group = Schulform,
    y = Anzahl * -1,
    x = Schuljahr,
    label = ifelse(
      Anzahl >= 3,
      comma(Anzahl, accuracy = 1L, big.mark = ".", decimal.mark = ","),
      ""
    )
  )
)

Part of the confusion with your example is because you're using two different datasets in a same plot. If possible, consider stacking the datasets into a single one: this would simplify it immensely.

That said, your code has several other problems you might consider reviewing:

1. guides(alpha = 'none') is doing nothing.
2. Both theme(legend.position = 'none') and labs(fill = 'none') are doing the same thing.
3. geom_bar() should be used when you want the height of the bar to represent the count of cases. If you want the heights of the bars to represent values in the data, use geom_col(). In other words, geom_bar(stat = 'identity') is the same as geom_col() which you should be using.
4. The comma function isn't actually doing anything since your numbers don't have decimals and the same goes for scale_y_continuous(labels = function(x) format(x, big.mark = ".")) since the numbers are all below 1000.
5. size inside geom_hline is deprecated. Also, this horizontal line is actually making it hard to see the plot, consider removing it or making it smaller (e.g. linewidth = 0.8.

I took the liberty to make some adjustments to create a general solution to your problem.

  library(ggplot2)
  library(scales)
  library(dplyr)

  data_schule_schulform <- structure(
    list(
      Schuljahr = c(
        "2017",
        "2018",
        "2018",
        "2019",
        "2019",
        "2020",
        "2021",
        "2021",
        "2022",
        "2023",
        "2023",
        "2024",
        "2024",
        "2024"
      ),
      Herkunftsschulform = c(
        "Gymnasium",
        "Förderschule",
        "Gymnasium",
        "Förderschule",
        "Gymnasium",
        "Gymnasium",
        "Gesamtschule",
        "Gymnasium",
        "Gymnasium",
        "Gymnasium",
        "Sonstiges",
        "Förderschule",
        "Gymnasium",
        "Sonstiges"
      ),
      Anzahl = c(7, 2, 2, 1, 6, 2, 1, 2, 4, 1, 57, 1, 8, 44)
    ),
    class = c("tbl_df", "tbl", "data.frame"),
    row.names = c(NA, -14L)
  )

  data_2_schule_schulform <- structure(
    list(
      Schuljahr = c(
        "2017",
        "2018",
        "2019",
        "2019",
        "2019",
        "2021",
        "2022",
        "2022",
        "2023",
        "2023",
        "2023",
        "2024",
        "2024",
        "2024",
        "2024"
      ),
      Schulform = c(
        "Hauptschule",
        "Hauptschule",
        "Förderschule",
        "Gymnasium",
        "Hauptschule",
        "Hauptschule",
        "Gymnasium",
        "Hauptschule",
        "Förderschule",
        "Gesamtschule",
        "Hauptschule",
        "Förderschule",
        "Gesamtschule",
        "Gymnasium",
        "Hauptschule"
      ),
      Anzahl = c(3, 1, 1, 1, 5, 3, 1, 4, 1, 1, 2, 1, 1, 1, 9)
    ),
    class = c("tbl_df", "tbl", "data.frame"),
    row.names = c(NA, -15L)
  )

  df_text_positive <- data_schule_schulform |>
    mutate(
      label = ifelse(
        Anzahl >= 3,
        comma(Anzahl, accuracy = 1L, big.mark = ".", decimal.mark = ","),
        ""
      )
    )

  df_text_negative <- data_2_schule_schulform |>
    mutate(
      label = ifelse(
        Anzahl >= 3,
        comma(Anzahl, accuracy = 1L, big.mark = ".", decimal.mark = ","),
        ""
      )
    )

  
ggplot() +
  geom_col(
    data = data_schule_schulform,
    aes(fill = Herkunftsschulform, y = Anzahl, x = Schuljahr)
  ) +
  geom_text(
    data = df_text_positive,
    aes(
      group = Herkunftsschulform,
      y = Anzahl,
      x = Schuljahr,
      label = label
    ),
    position = position_stack(vjust = 0.5),
    size = 3,
    color = "black",
    fontface = "bold"
  ) +
  geom_col(
    data = data_2_schule_schulform,
    aes(fill = Schulform, y = Anzahl * -1, x = Schuljahr)
  ) +
  geom_text(
    data = df_text_negative,
    aes(
      group = Schulform,
      y = Anzahl * -1,
      x = Schuljahr,
      label = label
    ),
    position = position_stack(vjust = 0.5),
    size = 3,
    color = "black",
    fontface = "bold"
  ) +
  theme_minimal() +
  theme(
    legend.position = "none",
    axis.text.y = element_text(size = 8)
  )

Unfortunately, I can't post the finished image due to my low reputation. But the code above should work for your case.

Not sure what you mean David tbh. But I’ve came hehe for a healthy discussion.

Please tell me if it is bad [...] it doesn’t work at all

Well, should it work at all? If so then that would pretty clearly imply some measure of "bad" if it doesn't do what it's intended to do.

Is the question you're asking really the question you meant to ask?

I’m facing the same getConfig issue while configuring React Native Config in React Native 0.78.0.

Close this as off topic please.

I can find one index using db.SKU but not sure how to or the correct code to find all the indexes

Using this code:

const venueBySku = db
  .venueDB
  .values()
  .map((venue) => [venue.SKU, venue]);

const lookup = new Map(venueBySku);

const result = db.SKU
  .filter(sku => lookup.has(sku))
  .map(sku => lookup.get(sku));
  
console.log(result);

But how would I then add additional filters, i.e also check that the active and return round number.

Thanks.

My company is experiencing this same issue along with others as well. Let's get as many people as we can to upvote this support ticket and get a Meta engineer looking into this asap. If you have a direct connection with someone at Facebook, reach out so it can be escalated faster.

https://developers.facebook.com/community/threads/1581825999919516/

Fort standalone Spark see this example, do not connect to sc://192.168.2.5:15002 which is Spark connect port. If you want Spark connect, then you need to make sure the service is running.

have u fined an answer ? im facing the same issuee

The additional bar you’re seeing isn’t part of the build output. It’s simply Sublime Text’s Status Bar, which displays the current cursor position (e.g., "Line 14, Column 24").

If you want to hide it, you can disable it just like any other UI element:

Via the menu

View -> Hide Status Bar

Via the command Palette:

1. Open the Command Palette (Ctrl+Shift+P or Cmd+Shift+P)

2. Run: View: Toggle Status Bar

Once disabled, only the build result panel will remain visible. You can toggle the Status Bar back on at any time using the same command.

@twinlakes Thanks! That sounds like it would work so I think you understand perfectly. I also think that would speed things up quite a bit and look much cleaner. Thinking ahead, it's not the worst thing if there's a duplicate (entry that appears in both or even all 3 lists), but do you know of a good way to check? I think that part can't be done in the same loop because it's possible the entry could be 'overthrown' in one dictionary, but not the other. Perhaps something like (just pseudocode)

loop through first dictionary {if entry appears in dict2 or dict3 skip, else log}
loop through second dictionary {if entry appears in dict3 skip, else log}
loop through third dictionary {log all entries}

Solved it. I needed to enter

sudo crontab -e

instead of

crontab -e

Because what I forgot was that it doesn't open the same file. One as the active users cron jobs and the other as the root cron jobs.

You're better off building a "result database" and going after that (IMO). Needs evolve. I store (buffer) query results by translating the query parms to a "key", that is matched to future queries, to reduce "trips" when the "results" can be predicted. Your "score and speed" can be your "result key"; where one is multiplied by an offset, and then added to gether; e.g. (long or int) key = (score * 10000) + speed. You can "plot" results instead of just looking at the "best" ones; which then also allows you to start "predicting" (extrapolating).

Yes, tuple concurrently updated because CREATE OR REPLCAE FUNCTION doesn't acquire an exclusive lock. You can see it with:

pgbench -c 10 -f /dev/stdin <<<"create or replace function test() returns int as 'select 42' language sql"

scontrol show partitions | grep PartitionName | sed s/PartitionName=//

In your loop, check if worksheet name already exist against value.

I have it working now.  During the upgrade, build errors were stating the datasources needed to use "jdbcUrl" rather than "url". What I found is that if the main datasource (for the main Grails app) is set to use "url" and the secondary datasource for a Spring Boot subproject is set to use "jdbcUrl", then there are no build/Hikari errors and the app seems to run fine. There was also a difference in spelling between one of the datasouce names in application.yml and the external config file I was using for testing (case matters).

It may not be traditional, but it's been done before. https://firefox-source-docs.mozilla.org/build/buildsystem/unified-builds.html lists some of the pros and cons of passing all source code to the compiler at once.

If you want to avoid defining structs entirely (especially if the rules may change or have lots of fields), I wrote a small library called gyaml that lets you query YAML dynamically without struct definitions:
https://github.com/m4l1c1ou5/gyaml

Useful when the schema isn’t stable. If you try it and see any issues, feel free to open one.

Reduce() returns a single value, so I think that's probably not what you are looking for. Where are you stuck with using filter()?

@VLAZ thank you, I believe this is the answer I looked for. Indeed there is no error if one adds the `_proto_: null` and it all makes sense after that. I personally don't see a need to have a separate syntax, if this is available.

AUTORIZACIÓN PARA USO Y DESPLAZAMIENTO DE VEHÍCULO AL EXTRANJERO

تفويض باستخدام المركبة والسفر إلى الخارج

:

DATOS DEL PROPIETARIO / بيانات المالك

Yo:
أنا:


DNI/NIE:
رقم الهوية/الإقامة: 

Domiciliado en:
العنوان:





DATOS DE LA PERSONA AUTORIZADA / بيانات الشخص المفوَّض

Autorizo a:
أُفَوِّض:



DNI/NIE:
رقم الهوية/:

Domiciliado en:
العنوان:





DATOS DEL VEHÍCULO / بيانات المركبة
    •   Marca / الماركة: 
    •   Modelo /
    •   Matrícula / رقم اللوحة
    •   Nº de bastidor (VIN) / رقم الهيكل: 

OBJETO DE LA AUTORIZACIÓN / موضوع التفويض

Autorizo el uso y conducción del vehículo por la persona indicada, así como el viaje entre España y Marruecos (ida y vuelta).
أفوض الشخص المذكور باستخدام وقيادة المركبة والسفر بها من إسبانيا إلى المغرب والعودة.



PERIODO AUTORIZADO / مدة التفويض

Desde / من: 
Hasta / إلى: 



DECLARACIÓN / إقرار

Declaro que cedo el uso del vehículo solo para fines personales y de viaje, y que la documentación, el seguro y la ITV están en regla.
أُقرّ بأنني أسمح باستخدام المركبة مؤقتاً للأغراض الشخصية

It could be you need to update your pgnp provider to 1.5 https://www.pgoledb.com/index.php/download it solved the issue for me.

while for working of the mqtt protocols, we can done so much thigs to done teh subscription so for that can we add itlike many ways https://github.com/secretcoder85-sys/Transfer_protocols

It seems like electron has some security policy than not allowed to get geolocation info or maybe google disallowed to get coordinates from third-party apps like electron.

https://www.electronjs.org/docs/latest/tutorial/security

// Source - Springboot - validate @RequestBody

// Posted by PatPanda, modified by community. See post 'Timeline' for change history

// Retrieved 2025-11-24, License - CC BY-SA 4.0

public class Foo {

private int important;

private String something;

//constructors, getter, seters, toString

}

You can also use :enabled, for a simpler query.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Reference/Selectors/:enabled

var inputs = document.querySelectorAll('input:enabled, select:enabled');

Nov 24th, 2025: https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=160953#c24 Mentions the issue being isolated to the presence of -webkit-overflow-scrolling: touch;. Removing this did work for me, and now my fixed positioned children do inherit the width and height of the viewport instead of the width and height set by their fixed positioned parent!

Thank you. I am kind of surprised it has to be distilled from the source code while official documentation completely ignores this. But it is not a topic to be discussed here :)

PyGame is a nice library wrapping up all the stuff you might need in a platform neutral manner.

See it's joystick support here: https://www.pygame.org/docs/ref/joystick.html

header 1	header 2
cell 1	cell 2
cell 3	cell 4

I copied your code and tried to reproduce your problem, but it seems you use a deprecated package ('comma') and I didn't want to start installing something I didn't need to. The suggestion was to switch to label_number()/label_comma() so could the issue be something to do with that?

Or it could maybe be that you multiply the y-values by -1.

Wish I could help more!

Thank you both, Stanislav and smallpepperz, for your kind words.

I find the interface for these new kinds of questions quite confusing. One doesn't get notified if @name is used, since these are posts, not messages, although they function much like messages and there are no actual messages.

The point is that it's difficult to find out when a reply/clarification question is posted. Now that I know, I'll come back here often for a while.

You cannot reliably add javax.script (JSR-223 scripting API) to an Android app using Gradle the toolchain does not support plugging in arbitrary JDK java.* / javax.* classes like this.

Shift-Command-T to open Terminal in macOS Recovery.

I know this is an old issue but my friend and I created a library for this exact purpose! It takes any arbitrary text and segments it into morphemes. Here's a bunch of links for it below and I hope yall find it helpful!

Demo Website

Demo Colab Notebook

GitHub

PyPI Package

Hugging Face Repository

The thing is that to translate code to binary you need to know binary and write your compiler accordingly and Assembly being the first programming language to exist is the closest thing to binary that is kind of readable-ish (with great emphasis on kind off) but translates directly to binary, every line of code in assembly is binary instructions just polished to "look" human readable, so you'll find it used in compilers for high-level languages, the language used to create operating systems, and non-wasting memory perfect applications

>! >! ! >! >! Use Env_file as a list in the combined class ! >! >! ! >! >! from pydantic_settings import BaseSettings, SettingsConfigDict ! >! >! ! >! >! class Settings(BaseSettings): ! >! >! model_config = SettingsConfigDict( ! >! >! env_prefix="APP_", ! >! >! env_file=[".env.database", ".env.auth"], # multiple files supported ! >! >! env_file_encoding="utf-8", ! >! >! extra="ignore", ! >! >! ) ! >! >! ! >! >! # Explicitly declare fields so IDE knows them ! >! >! db_host: str = "localhost" ! >! >! auth_secret_key: str = "change-me" ! >! >! ! >! >! settings = Settings() ! >! >! print(settings) ! >! >! ! >! >! Settings(db_host='db.example.com', auth_secret_key='secret-from-env-file') ! >! >!

I thought that the behavior in this sense is the same, and hence the explanation could be the same too, taken from TypeScript

Flow isn't TypeScript. Is there a reason the question is about the former (except for what looks like an afterthought) but tagged as the latter?

If you’re sure the information provided to connect to the database is correct, the next step is to check your internet service provider (ISP). Some ISPs enforce firewall rules which block you to connect with you database with a specificc port. If that’s not the case, make sure you’re allowed to access the Red Hat server.

This is the first time I’ve tried to answer a question.

I’ve been using VSCode on Windows at my workstation for years to edit my TeX files (with a WSL virtual machine to have a Linux LaTeX distribution). Latex Workshop for vscode is great and every thing i need (latexindant, chktex, cspell) are easy to setup. I’d recommend using VSCode workspaces to achieve your goal. Once the workspace is saved (as a .code-workspace file), you can open it from Windows Explorer, and all your windows will be restored.

This script detects what window the computer it is running on is focused into, and logs when it changes, from a quick search, but I don't have experience with it, so I can't give a exact bit of code, but I can give a psuedocode path.

1 - Have this script running on every admins computer.

2 - Assign a variable to each chat, let's call it human focus for this. When a chat is initially opened, human focus is 0, signalling for this chatbot to be active.

3 - When this script detects a human focusing into the window of a specific chat, set that chats 'human focus' to 1, signalling for the chatbot to be disabled.

3.5 - If the human sends a message, set 'human focus' to 2.

4 - When they shift focus away, if 'human focus' is 1, set it back to 0, reactivating the chatbot, if not, do nothing.

Thanks for your comments and help. But that does not answer my question .. I asked how can this be done via the current GH GUI, and not with any command line commands.

Here is the correct way (I made by myself just a minute ago) via the GH UI only:

1. Either fork the desired repository or branch in desired repository OR if you already forked that in the past > update it if it's behind the original

2. Create/edit file(s) now in your own branch to make changes

3. Go to the overview and select the target branch you made the the commits before

4. Click on the line saying "This branch is x commits ahead of xxxxx"

5. Click on the green button saying "View pull request"

6. The new PR with all changes will then be created in the target repository

Just one note: do not delete at GH your files until they are merged!

While if you have made the whole work on your PC and submitted everything to GH, deleting those files locally is allowed and has o effect to and in GitHub.

The boilerplate is the safest option but remeber you can put everything in a single hpp file and call it a day, it's not that hard, plus you can add documentation inside the hpp file, so it's not a bad option

const userActive = injectQueries(() => ({
  queries: [this.user, this.roles],
  select: (user, roles) => {
    if (!user || !roles) return null;
    return {
      ...user,
      roles
    };
  }
}));

As @molbdnilo mentioned in a comment, @@ refers to the path to the test input file, not its contents.

By default, AFL/AFL++ read from stdin. If you want them to use argv instead, you have to employ a small trick to get it to fill argv with stuff from stdin. You can find an example on AFL++'s repository: https://github.com/AFLplusplus/AFLplusplus/tree/stable/utils/argv_fuzzing.

This stumped for a few days and none of the solutions were viable or worked.

If you are running php-fpm with nginx

In the server{} block in www.yourdomain.com.config add:

proxy_pass_header Server;

In your PHP controller:

header("Server: Singer Sewing machine");

I needed a solution fast to pass PCI and was panicking that I only had a few days to find a viable solution. This got it done.

I could not find a way to set it in either php.ini or the fpm configs.

Please note that as of version 142, Chrome has deprecated Private Network Access in favor of Local network access restrictions. I can confirm that attempting to send a CORS request to a domain that resolves to a private IP address without the permission enabled results in an error like the following:

Access to XMLHttpRequest at '<resource-url>' from origin '<origin>' has been blocked by CORS policy: Permission was denied for this request to access the `unknown` address space.

Ensure that you have the following permission enabled on the affected site(s):

For more information, see this blogpost.

As for the original questions:

Is Chrome blocking this due to Private Network Access (PNA)?

As far as I know, PNA only blocked requests from insecure contexts. But this has been deprecated as well.

PNA CORS preflight requests (i.e. access-control-request-private-network/access-control-allow-private-network headers) was supposed to be enforced in Chrome 130 but it was ultimately put on hold before PNA was deprecated. Thus, it's very unlikely that PNA is blocking your requests.

Is there any server-side configuration that can allow this pattern?

There's no way to control this from an HTTP server since this is a security feature designed to protect against malicious HTTP servers.

Is removing the internal DNS override the only reliable fix?

Removing the internal DNS override should remove the need for the permission since it will no longer be considered a local network access request.

Would routing all API calls internally through a reverse proxy (so the browser always hits a public endpoint) avoid PNA issues?

Just like the DNS approach, this should also do the trick.

Is there any recommended approach for environments where public domains resolve to internal IPs only on specific networks?

In corporate environments with managed devices, Chrome policies can be used to enable the permission on a list of domains.

It is just easy.
Plz check

SELECT e.UserID,
       e.DeviceID,
       e.EventName,
       e.EventTime,
       p.amount,
       p.color
FROM EventTable e
JOIN PurchaseTable p
      ON e.EventName = p.purchase_code;

that sounds like an effective though potentially expensive approach. Thanks for the suggestion I will look into it.

I’ve updated the post and included the implementations I tested. I haven’t tried Microsoft.Data.SqlClient.SqlBulkCopy yet. Since the T-SQL BULK INSERT approach didn’t provide any performance improvement over the Azure Data Factory implementation—and scaling from General Purpose (12 vCores) to Business Critical (8 vCores) also didn’t improve ADF performance—I’m starting to wonder if there are other hidden limits causing this bottleneck

Edited the answer to meet those clarified requirements.

Use PivotTo or MoveTo to move the model of the car. If you mean the mesh, look up.

car:PivotTo(CFrame.new(pos)) OR car:MoveTo(pos)

My guy, AI-generated content is banned on stack-overflow.

You need add this libs as binaryTargets

Forget about module map: it's fully managed by SPM.

@smallpepperz Thank you! That clarifies it. I guess my final question would be how this statement would look for each check of the two if conditions:

if (i - j - 1 < new_str.length && new_str[j] != new_str[i - j - 1])

Would it be, check #1:

if (8-0-1 < 8 && a != ?)

check #2:

if (8-1-1 < 8 && b != ?)

check #3

if (8-2-1 < 8 && c != ?)

And what would "new_str[i - j - 1]" be in each of these 3 iterations?

Thank you very much, works perfectly.

I don't suppose there is a way that if the count is 1, it just returns the name David Welsh, not David Welsh x 1?

It looks like intercepting routes are officially not supported with static exports, since they require a running server. Docs: https://github.com/vercel/next.js/blob/7e093afb8cb1324b2aae6a16fd8b2b6e3cc577a5/docs/01-app/02-guides/static-exports.mdx?plain=1#L292

which was clarified in

https://github.com/vercel/next.js/pull/75058

Usually, when there is a script in raw/code form, there also must be virtual environment.

Virtual environment is most likely in form of requirements.txt file. You either need miniconda or miniforge (conda) to install this environment. It's also possible that the environment is presented in a .zip file in the Releases (if we are talking GitHub).

When you have Python installed and you run any script.py file, then the file system calls for "default application" which in this case is python > this leads that the python is called with the file as arguments, but this process is already completed in "default app" which is Python console in your new window.

To avoid this, simply create either a run.bat file or type in the command:

FULL\PATH\TO\python.exe script.py
(recommended) this will call the python and the script in your current window.

or

python script.py if your environment is in the System/User PATH
(not recommended as you may want to use multiple environments on one device).

If the bug has security consequences, it should be reported directly through their responsible disclosure program

https://help.soundcloud.com/hc/en-us/articles/115003561228-Reporting-a-security-vulnerability

thanks mate.. i want to cry.. will close this question..

It is possible that their GH profile do not contain website code, but in this case it is better to reach them privately via email/Social Media account if the bug has security concequences.

Looking at your code, the constructor is written as contructor instead of constructor, so the constructor never runs and this.page stays undefined. Fixing the spelling will solve the error.

i have no clue. been trying few hours still couldn't solve it.

I understand it like this:
A group gives a user continuous, long-term access. But if a user who is already in a group needs temporary access to a specific resource, adding them to another group or changing policies is inconvenient. In that situation, the simplest option is to let the user assume a role, use the required permissions temporarily, and then switch back when done.

Groups → long-term, continuous access

Roles → temporary, on-demand access without permanently changing user permissions

@life888888: IntelliJ IDEA Community Edition does not support Spring Boot, not even "classic" Spring. See https://www.jetbrains.com/idea/features/. This is a feature of the paid Ultimate Edition.

I don't know Pydantic well, but this one seems adapted to your problematic:

https://docs.pydantic.dev/latest/concepts/validators/#model-after-validator

Thanks. I need to store the binary data as a constant among other (non-binary) data in a constants file.

Could you put your comment in an answer so I can accept it?

Would not p.communicate() help in this case?

stdout, stderr = p.communicate()

this way the python could actually request the return message and wait for the process to finish.

For my Android Note App I do encrypt data before backup (End-to-end encryption), so even if someone can get data, they cannot read it.

You can try to follow my solutions

1. Export data to JSON file
2. Zip JSON data to minimize the backup size
3. Encrypt zip file
4. Upload encrypted zip file to clouds or somewhere

To implement step-1 to step-4 quickly, you can checkout my opensource library. My library support methods for convert data to JSON, zip file, encrypt/decrypt data easily.

Git Hub: https://github.com/vuthaiduy1990/android-wind-library/wiki