Thanks a lot!! you made my day! (a lot of days.. )

If you can help me again, and you remember the project: I'm encountering a lot of issue managing more than one "service" on the same application. Because in the XSD there are same namespace, same class name but with different content.. (eg PK1 vs VT1). Did you find the same issues? How did you solve it? PK1 vs VT1

Seems like the error is from the some_bq_view's definition, which likely has a faulty FOR SYSTEM_TIME AS OF clause. Correct or remove the time travel within the view's SQL and recreate it to fix your MERGE query.

дело в том, что порт 3001 предназначен для настройки конфигурации. Тебе нужно назначить новый порт для приема текстовых команд с помощью утилиты ClarityConfig.

Твой код рабочий, и он мне очень сильно помог, спасибо!

Bro I’m working on this rn for my college project. To my understanding the ESP32 does not allow clock stretching which is what the IC needs. You should ask the forums on TI for help that’s what I use.

I encountered the same problem today. After some investigation I found out that C# and C# Dev Kit extensions are not the ones to blame (they haven't been updated for months already), but it is the .NET Install Tool extension - that is automatically installed by C# or C# Dev Kit.

.NET Install Tool got updated yesterday and that broke the debugging of my app. No wonder once you take a look at its description:
This extension installs and manages different versions of the .NET SDK and Runtime.

Once I downgraded the .NET Install Tool I could debug again.

VS Code 1.99 no longer supports this OS, and for the last year has been popping up a warning about connecting to an unsupported OS.

If you can't downgrade to VS Code 1.98, you can follow Microsoft's instructions here to create a sysroot on your remote server containing glibc 2.28, which VS Code can use (in an unsupported mode).

If you did downgrade and it's still not working, try removing your ~/.vscode-server directory, to force it to redeploy the older server.

can also used for wordpress site just add this meta tag in the head section.

This can be solved by adding a reverse proxy to your package.json in your react app:

"proxy": "http://localhost:8080"

This bypasses CORS issues because the request will be originating from http://localhost:8080.

TextFormField(
       showCursor: true,
      cursorColor: Colors..white,
)

We have the same problem in that we have a air-gapped network but want to install a .CRX.

SpiceWorks published directions for a powershell script to remotely install the .crx by temporarily enabling developer mode and installing it. Their directions are for Chrome, but should apply to Chromium based Edge as well with proper changes to which .exe is used.

https://community.spiceworks.com/t/how-to-install-a-chrome-extension-using-a-powershell-script/1014339

https://financialdata.net/documentation - stock prices, dividends, sector, industry, and more

I had the same problem while working on my React project. To resolve, I had to update the React version to ^18 and worked.

That happens because MUI is prepared to work with 18+ versions

Enable Show live issues (in Xcode settings - general) solved for me on Xcode 16.1

Looks like @saafo's answer is not valid anymore. Need to edit it.

This is a known issue and as of April 2025 we are working on it. Mysql 8.4 introduced a new password strategy called "caching_sha2_password". Cloud Run uses the Cloud SQL Auth Proxy to the Cloud SQL database. There is a bug in the Auth Proxy (and other connectors too) that breaks the caching_sha2_password protocol. The login starts working again after you log in with Cloud SQL Studio because the authentication is cached in Cloud SQL instance for a period of time.

We are tracking the bug here and actively working on a fix. See Cloud SQL Proxy #2317

At the moment, your best work-around is to downgrade to Mysql 8.0.

The query you constructed will give you a result set containing DirectBillMoneyRcvd entities. Any dot path references you invoke to get child data items (like policyperiod, account, distitems, etc) will be separate queries. The Gosu query api doesn't produce "merged" joins in result sets. Although there are ways to reference data in the joined entities (see product docs) that won't help you in this instance.

Without seeing the toDTO... code it's hard to say if there's any further improvement to be made - that is, are you referencing dot paths multiple times or are you referencing them once into a variable (among other best practices). That optimization is where you should focus your attention. Get rid of the non-required joins and try to optimize your toDTO code.

We use this approach for step conditions:

condition: eq(${{ parameters.runBuild }}, true)

This works for us, its a slight tweak in your approach.

1/ Compare like with like

2/ use unit_scale to avoiding having to count every value on screen

3/ use chunksize to reduce map vs imap differences (credit @Richard Sheridan)

print("Running normaly...")
    t0 = time.time()
    with Pool(processes=cpu_count()) as pool:
        results = list(pool.imap(partial(dummy_task, size=size), steps, chunksize=size))

print("Running with tqdm...")
    t2 = time.time()
    with Pool(processes=cpu_count()) as pool:
        results = list(tqdm(pool.imap(partial(dummy_task, size=size), steps, chunksize=size), total=len(steps), unit_scale=True))

Running normaly...

Time taken: 2.151 seconds

Running with tqdm...

100%|███████████████████████████████████████████████████████████| 500k/500k [00:02<00:00, 237kit/s]

Time taken: 2.192 seconds

Pool Process with TQDM is 1.019 times slower.

Okay, I found a hint in the documentation that suggests setting a larger aggregation time, which I interpret as the window size for aggregation compared to the evaluation frequency. It doesn't explicitly mention clock skew, and my alerts don't actually fit the listed cases, but I take it as a "yes, it can happen."

I'm still open to accepting your answer if you find more information. Thanks!

If you use Slack in the browser (not their desktop app), you can create a browser extension which calls these APIs using the xoxc token.

I have done exactly that, to make a browser extension which automatically removes old conversations from Slack's channel sections: github.com/Zwyx/chrome-slack-sections-cleaner

(Note: using Slack in the browser as a desktop app is easy: simply open your browser's menu and click "Install app" or "Create shortcut". I have always used Slack this way.)

configurationBuilder.Properties<Enum>().HaveConversion<string>();

In the google cloud, with permissions below, I grant access for Firebase account key creation.

1. Firebase Admin SDK Administrator Service Agent

2. Firebase App Distribution Admin SDK Service Agent

3. Service Account Token Creator

Prettier will always break lines(as long as the arguments are long or multiline),and there's no simple configuration to disable this behavior. Try to accept its defaults rules. Prettier is a good tools in frontend world.

I totally get the challenge. Many teams are in the same boat after App Center's sunset. If you're looking for an alternative to distribute non-prod builds to testers, you might want to check out Zappli (https://www.zappli.app/). They're on a beta right now, but you can ask for an early access to try it. It works fine for me so far.

Use [embedFullWidthRows]="true" when defining ag-grid. Refer here.

Eg:

<ag-grid-angular
    style="width: 100%; height: 100%;"
    [columnDefs]="columnDefs"
    [defaultColDef]="defaultColDef"
    [masterDetail]="true"
    [embedFullWidthRows]="true"
    [detailCellRendererParams]="detailCellRendererParams"
    [rowData]="rowData"
    (firstDataRendered)="onFirstDataRendered($event)"
    (gridReady)="onGridReady($event)"
/> 

A working screenshot from 2025.

Point is to use module instead of script.

Can you give us more details about your problem?

And please add a screenshot to show exactly what you mean.

I don't know if I understand your question or not, but if you mean how to change the flutter logo (default one) to your logo:

You can use 'image' parameter with the path of your image in the rectangular way as you want as explained in the documentation Flutter Native Splash Package

Assuming you are looking for a type of checklist for pentesting GCP infrastructures:

1. A more generic one is The Penetration Testing Execution Standard.

2. Cloud Security Alliance has a Pentesting Playbook (needs login to download).

3. Here is also a GCP focused guide from HackTricks.

Did you resolve this ? If yes, please tell me how.

it so effing annoying..

if i edit line.. it shows up in the github commit as diff.. it sh*ts all over my commits.

THE Fix.

• Options > Text Editor > All Languages > Tabs >
• Press (*) KEEP TABS.
• Press Ok.

why the heck they changed this. IDK!!

dont forget to disable Adaptive Formatting

I imagine cabal install --allow-newer will also work for many cases, if the --constraint approach fails.

Based on experience I can tell you RN paper has very poor support for larger device sizes. You can hardly modify the size of their components. It's also a very messy library, it's just a bunch of henscratch with magic numbers and absolute positioning abounding... meaning it's very difficult to patch in that support. If that's an important requirement for you I'd recommend NativeBase.

Did you find any solution regarding this?

I am experiencing the same issue which only fails when deployed on the development/production environment but works on my local machine.

I have one particular use case which is running the mail sending process asynchronously.

    final Runnable callback = // Some method which provides a callback that sends a mail

    final CompletableFuture<Void> notifyUsersFuture = CompletableFuture.runAsync(callback).exceptionally(throwable -> {
        LOGGER.error(throwable.getMessage());
        return null;
    });

Other use cases which do not send email asynchronously seem to be working fine.

I got the same behaviour as you when calling the API via C#, with Python everything went smooth.

Probably is some header request stuff

Turns out that there is not difference in how Argo treats single and double quotes. It was merely due to the example that mixed single and double quotes that I got confused. See [here](https://github.com/argoproj/argo-cd/pull/22605#issuecomment-2785692997 )

If someone(as me) still searching about this... just want to know, it's not possible and also not recommended way. you have to disable haptics for each view.

According to the docs:

int png::image_info::get_bit_depth() const

References m_bit_depth.
Referenced by png::io_base::get_bit_depth().

If you get the error [ERROR] The file "/var/www/html/bootstrap/providers.php" does not exist. in Laravel 11, you need to create a providers.php file in the bootstrap folder:

<?php

return [
    App\Providers\AppServiceProvider::class,
];

try running mma RunModuleName-jacoco

This is a security hotspot requesting review – not a vulnerability that SonarQUbe is “complaining about”.

With hotspots, we try to give some freedom to users and educate them on how to choose the most relevant/appropriate protections depending on the context (for example, budgets and threats).

So if you’re sure the logging configuraiton is safe, you can mark the hotspot as Safe.

by https://community.sonarsource.com/t/securing-logger-configuration/103501/3

I ran into the same problem here. There were "nan" values inserted in the .asc file by QGIS. In my case, i solved it by substituting "nan" by 0 in a text editor.

There is a bug in the electronic acrylic window where moving the window causes aero-shake even with the slightest movement (windows 10)

And this doesn’t work?

/* styles.tcss */
#mylist ToggleButton.-on {
    color: red; /* color you want for selected items */
}

char buffer[MAX_PATh];

DWORD result = GetModuleFileNameA(NULL, buffer, MAX_PATH);

What is you have to use spring-cloud-starter-gateway-mvc, as is my case?
Does that mean that Spring Cloud Gateway needs further dependencies or configuration to be able to connect with the Eureka server?

Bart, you are right, the Java program does a conversion. After conversion, the query looks like this:

DECLARE @d1 datetimeoffset
SET @d1 = '20150623 23:00:00Z'

DECLARE @d2 datetimeoffset
SET @d2 = DATEADD(dd, 1, @d1)

In the MEAN stack, Angular handles the front-end UI, while Express handles back-end logic and APIs. Express view engines and Angular both render views, but they serve different roles and are alternatives, not complements, in this context.

An alternative choice is to use CMD; navigate to the project directory, the same path as the default terminal window in VS Code, and use it as an integrated external terminal. To achieve this much easier, use ctrl + shift + C.

Doctrine annotation OneToMany doesn't need JoinColumn annotation, you just define mappedBy and mapped field has ManyToOne and JoinColumn annotations.

Expanding on the Marc's answer, Go toolchains after v1.17 uses register-based calling convention(ABI).

With this in mind, you need to compile your binaries using the following command to disable compiler optimizations and inlining to be able to see the the arguments in stack trace:

go build -gcflags=all="-N -l"

You want to specify the conversion on the element like so:

entity.PrimitiveCollection(e => e.Items).ElementType().HasConversion<string>();

See this issue for more information.

Try to configure protectedResourceMap

 protectedResourceMap: new Map([
      ['https://localhost:4200/', 
 ['https://chargeupb2c.onmicrosoft.com/api/read']]
    ])

Make sure that in your fetch() call, you pass the option credentials: 'include' like this:

await fetch("url", { credentials: 'include' })

This is needed when the origin of the request is different from the target (API).

i had simmiliar error, what helped me, was using python 3.10 instead of 3.12. For some reason, spark doesn't work in 3.12, so i created a virtual environment with 3.10

To fix the error "Can't find stylesheet to import." when importing Angular Material theming in styles.scss, you need to switch from @import to the new Sass module system using @use.

@use '@angular/material' as mat;

$my-primary: mat.define-palette(mat.$indigo-palette, 500);
$my-accent: mat.define-palette(mat.$pink-palette, A200, A100, A400);
$my-warn: mat.define-palette(mat.$red-palette);

$my-theme: mat.define-light-theme((
  color: (
    primary: $my-primary,
    accent: $my-accent,
    warn: $my-warn,
  ),
  typography: mat.define-typography-config(),
  density: 0,
));

// Include the theme styles
@include mat.all-component-themes($my-theme);

See the docs: 👉 https://v17.material.angular.io/guide/theming

The folder name of the React.js project is in lowercase, not uppercase, which is why this error message is appearing.

You can follow this command: npx create-react-app testing-video

It will work.

You need to ensure both of these are installed:

• Google Play Services

• Google Play Store

I had GMS installed, missing Play store, that error went away after installing Play Store

You can refer below article for solution:
https://docs.snowflake.com/en/sql-reference/functions-aggregation#aggregate-functions-and-null-values

Try to fix guava version somehow like that

configurations.all {
    resolutionStrategy {
        force 'com.google.guava:guava:30.1.1-jre'
    }
}

thanks for the question.

When iframe: true is disabled in Froala Editor, the editor is rendered directly into the DOM, rather than inside an isolated <iframe>.

This means that options like iframeStyle and iframeStyleFiles will no longer apply since those are specifically intended to affect the inner document of the iframe.

How to style the Froala editor without using iframe: true

Since you're rendering the editor inline (without an iframe), you can style it just like any other DOM element.

Option 1: Use a dedicated CSS file

You can define your custom styles in a regular CSS or SCSS file and import it into your component:

/* editor-custom.css */
.froala-editor {
  font-family: 'Inter', sans-serif;
  font-size: 16px;
  color: #333;
}

.froala-editor p {
  line-height: 1.6;
}

/* target other elements inside the editor as needed */

Then import it into your React component:

import 'froala-editor/js/froala_editor.pkgd.min.js';
import 'froala-editor/css/froala_editor.pkgd.min.css';
import './editor-custom.css'; // your custom styles

import FroalaEditor from 'react-froala-wysiwyg';

function MyEditorComponent() {
  return (
    <FroalaEditor
      tag="textarea"
      config={{
        iframe: false,
        // other config options
      }}
    />
  );
}

Option 2: Inline styles or styled wrapper

If you prefer inline styles or styled-components, you can wrap the editor in a styled container and apply styles that way.

However, this only applies to outer container styles and won't target internal elements within the editor content, like paragraphs, headers, etc.

const EditorWrapper = styled.div`
  .fr-wrapper,
  .fr-element {
    font-family: 'Inter', sans-serif;
    font-size: 16px;
    color: #333;
  }
`;

function MyEditorComponent() {
  return (
    <EditorWrapper>
      <FroalaEditor config={{ iframe: false }} />
    </EditorWrapper>
  );
}

Summary

When iframe: false:

• iframeStyle and iframeStyleFiles are ignored.
• Style the editor using external CSS, styled-components, or global styles.
• Use standard CSS class selectors like .fr-wrapper, .fr-element, etc., to target the editor content.

Let me know if you want help targeting specific parts of the editor! Thanks,

Try using this flag:

$json = json_encode($entries, JSON_INVALID_UTF8_IGNORE);

I also facing the same issue while using the service connection name through variable groups inside the pipeline because variable groups consider the service connection name as a string, not a service connection. To fix this issue, create the variable inside the pipeline.

Try some king of this query

sum by (instance_id) (
  VolumeIOPSLimitExceeded{asg_name="foo-asg"} 
  * on(instance_id) 
  (time() - process_start_time_seconds > 120)
)

Yes this is new requirements for meeting security.

To ensure your meetings don't require a passcode:

Enable waiting room or authentication :

"settings":{
"waiting_room": true
}

Has anyone successfully implemented a robust solution for this scenario? I'm facing a similar situation and would really appreciate any insights.

I had similar issue. I was loading fixtures during tests, my controllerTest did not get correct collection on related "chatUsers" property. I had to add $entityManager->clear(); on test file after loading fixtures and everything is just fine! Thanks gvlasov for your tip!

As I understand here is the line of the code which causes an error. It expects string.

So try to pass python string explicitly

df.write_parquet("s3://my-bucket-name/my/path/to/file", partition_by='b')

The only stuff that works in my similar case is to use: pd.read_table('file_name.xls')

Share Your DockerFile from the docker file we are able to understand what is missing

Are you sure are you running your commands / code in separate lines?

!pip install google-adk -q
!pip install litellm -q
print("Installation complete.")

The first line !pip install google-adk -q will execute the pip install command for the google-adk package with the -q (quiet) flag.

Once that installation is complete, the second line !pip install litellm -q will execute the pip install command for the litellm package with the -q flag.

CityLocal").autocompleteArray( [ "Aberdeen", "Ada", "Adamsville", "Zoar" //and a million other cities... ], { delay:10, minChars:1, matchSubset:1, onItemSelect:selectItem, onFindValue:findValue, autoFill:true, maxItemsToShow:10

Is game_id set to be the primary key of 'results' table? If not then there is no way for supabase to know that there's only going to be one match in 'results' as there is nothing to stop you from having two rows with the same game_id. If 'game_id' is set to primary key then supabase's generated types should have this foreign key given the property 'isOneToOne: true', and then a query like this (possibly needing the addition of an '!inner' on results) will expect an object for 'results' instead of an array.

It is possible with a workaround.

You can host a WinFormsAvaloniaControlHost with an Avalonia Control in a WindowsFormsHost.

WPF -> WindowsFormsHost -> WinFormsAvaloniaControlHost -> Avalonia Control

Things like scrolling/sizing might not work out of the box.

Key creation is not allowed on this service account. Please check if service account key creation is restricted by organisation policies.

enter image description here How to fix above error in Firebase console.

When copying the symbol name from SF Symbols I somehow ended up with an extra space in the name thus not being recognized as a system image. Once that was corrected it performed as expected.

Email bit is not working for me. Getting following error. Any idea what's missing ?

"error": {
        "code": "InvalidRequestContent",
        "message": "The request content is not valid and could not be deserialized: 'After parsing a value an unexpected character was encountered: 1. Path 'message', line 1, position 14.'."

My main issue was with Prettier extension. Just enable prettier.useTabs flag

vscode prettier prop

If you have provideStore() in your app.config.ts, then the store instance should be available.

You should not mix @NgModule-based feature stores with the new provider functions. I remember encountering issues with that in my projects. So only use provideState and no StoreModule.forFeature

I found another way to do this thing efficiently, I first build the project using

npm run build

after building this i only run artisan cmd to run on local network

php artisan serve --host 0.0.0.0

Has anyone successfully implemented a robust solution for this scenario? I'm facing a similar situation and would really appreciate any insights.

On Android -> Wifi details there is a privacy option, Use randomized MAC/Use device MAC. Switching to Use device MAC worked for me.

This works :

mklink /J "C:/Users/$username/AppData/Local/Programs/Microsoft VS Code/" "C:/Program Files/Microsoft VS Code/"

Please, be careful with the permission on the source folder. Should work on any drive.

The CircuitBeaker status is unknown, Even after you configure all the configurations and the service is started or restarted and there's no request which was made to the endpoint. Once you make endpoint call, then you'll see the circuitBreaker status.

The short answer: No, in general, a multiprocessing pool does not force the use of all cores.

But let's clear up some things:

The first argument to the Pool initializer, processes, is the number of processes to create within the pool, which is totally different than the number of cores to be used. If you do not specify this argument or use a value of None, then the number of processes that will be created is the number of CPUs (cores) you have given by multiprocessing.cpu_count() and this is different than the number of CPUs that are usable, which is given by os.process_cpu_count(). So your specifying n_cores = 20 and passing n_cores to the pool's initializer might confuse somebody who is unfamiliar how multiprocessing works. This variable would make more sense if it were named n_processes.

So how may cores (CPUs) will actually be used? Assuming you have N cores available to you where N < 20 (the pool size), then we have various cases:

1. If your worker function example_function is long running and contains significant I/O or network activity such that your process periodically relinquishes the core it is running on allowing other process to use the core until the I/O completes, then it is possible that all the cores will ultimately be used -- but not necessarily concurrently. This is a situation where it could be useful to create a pool size that is greater than the number of cores allowing for more I/O activity to be overlapped.
2. example_function is long running and is 100% CPU-bound (i.e. no I/O, network activity, etc.). In this case I would expect all cores to be eventually used by your worker function if you are submitting at least N tasks, but it is not guaranteed depending on what other processes are competing for CPU resources. In any case, it makes no sense to create a pool size that is larger than N; you cannot have more than N CPU-bound computations executing in parallel when you only have N CPUs.
3. example_function is extremely short running and 100% CPU-bound (for example, the function just returns the original argument passed to it). Assuming the length of args (the number of tasks being submitetd) is rather small, it is possible that after the first pool process is created it is able to process all the submitted tasks before the rest of the pool processes have been created. In this extreme case only one CPU would be used by your map call.
4. You have a single long-running task being submitted to the pool. Regardless of whether you specify a pool size of 1 or 20, you will only use a single process. But that process might ultimately run at some point on each of the cores (obviously not concurrently). Should you care? No!

With that out of the way, you state:

I would like to know if there is a workaround for this issue. Because if there is no workaround, then we need to look at other methods such as MPI.

If I'm missing something, please advise.

What is your issue? You never make this clear and yes, I think you are missing something, which I hope the above explanation clears things up.

In summary:

If you have a lot of long running tasks that are a combination of CPU and I/O, it could be profitable to create a pool size larger than the number of cores you have if maximum performance is what you seek. You should not, however, be concerned with which cores are being used to run these tasks. When your worker function needs the CPU to perform its work on a task, the operating system will choose a CPU for you, which may or may not be a CPU that has been previously assigned to any of your tasks.

If, however, you want to limit the resources you use, then do this by creating a pool with fewer processes. For example, you are submitting 100 tasks but you never want 4 tasks to be worked on in parallel. In this case create a pool size of 4. But, again, you should not care which CPUs are assigned to these 4 processes over its lifetime on the assumption that one CPU is as good as another.

You can use thmyleaf ,it is using Jakarta.* ,so it is compatible with spring6 , change the jsp files to html and add attribute in controller.

Set up a group summary notification using the group summary flag and create a separate notification event for regular notifications and set the same group ID for both notification and summary notification.
Setting the pending intent to Notification and summary notification the click events of individual notifications and group notifications can be handled accordingly.

https://developer.android.com/develop/ui/views/notifications/group#set_a_group_summary

Elementor Sticky Sidebar Issue into clear and actionable steps:

1. Isolate the Problem: Create a new, simple test page with only the sticky sidebar. Remove any extra widgets or complex styling from the sidebar on your original page.

2. Test and Simplify: Check if the jumping/flickering happens on the simple test page. If it doesn't, the problem is likely with other elements on your original page.

3. Fine-Tune Elementor Settings: Carefully review Elementor Pro's sticky settings (offset, z-index, etc.). Experiment with slight adjustments to see if they improve stability. Check for elementor updates.

If the problem is not solved by this method then check for Elementor Support.

If you are using Material UI with "@mui/x-data-grid": "^7.28.3", params.api does not work. Instead we can precompute a serial field in rows.

<DataGrid rows={data.map((row,index)=>({...row,serial:index+1}))}

const column = [ { field: "serial", headerName: "ID", width: 70, sortable: false }]

Apparently, it is a bug, or incompatibility, of the Oracle Client version, despite having installed the latest version available.

I applied a database patch to the client (patch p37500148_210000_WINNT), which is not recommended by Oracle, and the connection started working correctly.

I've figured it out.

Gin adds all errors with c.Errors, thus you need a middleware at the end that catches these errors. c.Next() makes sure the middleware runs after the handler.

A minimal example of such a middleware:

func errorHandlingMiddleware(c *gin.Context) {
    c.Next()
    err := c.Errors.Last()
    
    if err != nil {
        slog.Error("Handler failed", "error", err)
    }
}

It turns out that it was bug in Gradle. I used 8.0 version and after updating to 8.13 it works without problems. Gradle version is set in gradle-wrapper.properties file. So to sum it up: it works ok with Android Gradle Plugin version 8.1.4 and Gradle version 8.13

What you could use is the WebJobs feature. You can find a detailed documentation on how to create such WebJobs at Mircosoft Learn: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/app-service/webjobs-create?tabs=linuxcode

But unfortunately is WebJobs only for Window Code GA. For Windows Containers, Linux Code and Linux Containers App Serivce WebJobs are in Preview :) Hope that helps to solve your question.

don't worry about 100% CPU usage as your OS actually manages all recources. It's physically can't use all 100%, it's probably about 99,(9)%. If you really like the speed at which your code executes, you can leave it this way and you don't planning on running any other programms in background. Otherwise, i would recommend to cut it in half.

Ok, so a silly mistake was the cause of styles not being applied. I post the solution here because maybe I'm not the only one who makes these little oversights. So... I wasn't importing InputTextModule in the controller

input.component.html

<input type="text" pInputText id="username" />

input.component.ts

@Component({
    selector: 'app-input',
    imports: [InputTextModule],
    templateUrl: './input.component.html',
    styleUrl: './input.component.css'
})

M3M Paragon is a distinguished business building situated in the bustling Gurugram neighborhood. Modern infrastructure, First-rate amenities are all hallmarks of M3M Paragon Commercial Property, which was created to provide contemporary business solutions. Encircled by first-rate amenities such as upscale shopping malls, exquisite dining establishments, and entertainment venues, this premier location is the perfect place for companies wishing to make a big impression. Prominent medical facilities, corporate headquarters, and educational institutions are all close by, creating a vibrant and dynamic commercial environment. M3M Paragon has easy access to major highways and public transit, making it convenient for both tourists and business travelers.

Memcache performance and scalability depend on the server type. Local servers offer cost-effectiveness, ease of setup, and low latency, but may have limited resources and a single point of failure. Dedicated servers offer high performance, scalability, and isolation, but may be more expensive, require more technical expertise, and may experience increased latency.

VS code it would be

lsof -I :xxxx (5000) in this instance

I have developed a screenmirror app :

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you need host your media (video, image, mp3) on local first and then cast to tv using chromecast

You're missing CascadeType.REMOVE in annotation property cascade

j'ai cette erreur lorsque je fais pnpm run build dans mon projet NextJs Node.js v20.19.0 Static worker exited with code: 1 and signal: null ELIFECYCLE  Command failed with exit code 1.

You can dynamically calculate and set both row height and font size so that everything fits within the .container. You already did the row height, you can also handle font scaling. – tepalia

Scaling the font-size down together with the row height is actually what I need. I didn't even consider the font-size is holding up the row height from changing.

function updateRowHeights() {
      const rows = tbody.querySelectorAll('tr');
      const totalHeight = container.clientHeight;
      const rowHeight = totalHeight / rows.length;
      const fontScale = 0.5; // 50% of row height

      rows.forEach(row => {
        row.style.height   = rowHeight + 'px';
        row.style.fontSize = (rowHeight * fontScale) + 'px';
      });
    }