I found it in the GeForce Studio driver v576.02 or later versions, without installing CUDA SDK:

C:\Windows\System32\nvidia-smi.exe

Came across this while looking for something else.

At the moment, only the person who started the approval can cancel it.

If you reassign the approval to the flow owner you will be able to cancel it.

In my approval flow, I create a record in another table that among other things stores the approval details (approval ID) and environment ID. This table also includes a Cancel Approval button that triggers the Cancel Approval flow/

In the Cancel Approval flow I reassign the approval and cancel it with a HTTP Entra preapproved action that uses https://approvals.teams.microsoft.com as the base resource URL.

/api/cancelApproval/@{triggerOutputs()?['body/bw_approvalidstring']}?flowEnvironment=@{triggerOutputs()?['body/bw_environmentid']}

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Maybe you can try to put your code in try catch like

def main():
    try:
      ....
except Exception as e:
        print(f"An error occurred: {e}")
    finally:
        input("Press Enter to exit...")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

I'm attempting to devlop a vscode extension by cursor, it no workiing. I know cursor is based the vscode some version.

AWS console doesn't show security groups from peered VPC. But that doesn't prevent you from manually copy pasting the ID of source security group from requester VPC.

Just manually copy paste the source SG id and it will properly allow requests from requester VPC attached with this source SG.

This is just AWS Web UI not supporting pre-population of security groups from peered SG. But that doesn't mean it won't work if you manually put the value.

Adding following during init resolved for me.

MockitoAnnotations.openMocks(this);

Examples showing how to compare two RGB colors using the CIE ΔE2000 in Java are here.

In summary

The procedure involves converting colors from RGB space to L*a*b* space to calculate the distance between them. The ΔE2000 is a modern metric for comparing two colors in the CIELAB color space, which improves on the earlier CIE76 formula by integrating new perceptual factors, resulting in more accurate color comparisons.

i came across this post and i want to suggest that you could use zustand for global states in this scenario or redux depending on the type of project (large scale or small scale) you're working on. This makes things easier than having to wrap each component with context.

just thought to put it here.

I believe, I found the issue with the help of some colleagues.

In the documentation it is stated here, why it might not work on Android: https://docs.swmansion.com/react-native-gesture-handler/docs/fundamentals/installation/#android

Though it is only in situations, where you are using Swipable inside Modal components. Otherwise, most likely, it doesn't work, because the root component, where your ListItem is located under, doesn't have the context anymore. This is typical for Navigation, Modal, etc., which create their own hierarchy, independent of the root components in App.js.

Have you checked that your task hub name is different (needed when the share the same storage account) for your production function and the one in the staging slot? This is where the Azure function stores state for durable functions. If not, it is possible the following happens:

• Your starter function in the staging slot is not picking up service bus messages because it is disabled as intended.

• It starts the orchestration and the functions saves it's state in the storage account.

• Here the issue happens if task hub names are the same: The staging functions can pick up work because it uses the same task hub name to save and check for state.

Due to the Pain you have to go through to get Apps published (Albeit private ones for your company) we have requirements to keep WebSockets open to Alert USers about certain instances or for them to let us know when they are unavailable to take calls - So we have an WebPage that uses WebSockets to communicate. They users know its there and they can close the window when they finish work so in this use-case its not unfair but it is annoying that after a few minutes it stops working.

With the latest pdfHTML 6.2.0 you can set an alternate description by using 'alt' or 'title' attribute for your input tag. And then Acrobat will read it with its Read out loud function.

Also if I use the latest pdfHTML 6.2.0 PAC (2024) doesn't show any forms related errors or warnings.

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When you call

popt_bad, _ = curve_fit

The _ means that you're completely disregarding the covariance matrices, which is the primary mechanism of assessing the success of the fit.

curve_fit always returns a value, even if it hasn't found a good value. You need a step which looks at this part of the return value and decides whether to trust the popt (at least check it isn't infinite).

With TLS > 1.2 and all Diffie-Hellman method you must export TLS session keys in a keylog file as describes here:
https://wiki.wireshark.org/TLS#tls-decryption
After you can pass this keylog to TShark / Wireshark to decrypt traffic.

If not supported natively, you can patch your application to export TLS keys from TLS engine to a keylog file to be passed to tshark like I did for gFTP:
https://github.com/nbanb/gftp/commit/2b9ac2c2b27af214504c23ec56264de64592a9b0

And for OpenSSH:
https://github.com/nbanb/openssh-portable/tree/nba-ssh-kl-20250508

Ok, that was a stupid question. It works with all versions (in particular, with 4.15.0), but needs a patch, which is included in the repository.

On my machine the test passed after I created a new Python environment, installed the packages from requirements.txt and the required patch by

cp ./z3py_libs/*.py sql_env/lib64/python3.10/site-packages/z3/4.15.0
cp ./z3py_libs/*.py sql_env/lib/python3.10/site-packages/z3/

If you're building a VoIP dialer app for BlackBerry, you'll need to integrate a SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) stack or use a VoIP SDK that supports BlackBerry OS (if you're targeting older devices) or Android (for newer BlackBerry models). Make sure to handle audio routing, codec support (like G.711 or G.729), and network management for stable VoIP calling.

You cannot access the learned models via bmr$learners. See https://mlr3.mlr-org.com/reference/BenchmarkResult.html#active-bindings. You have to use bmr$score()$learner[[1]]$tuning_result.

I am still getting this error pls help me out !

I have confirmed the solution with the help of my architect.

version tag should always be after the id tag.

<hibernate-mapping namespace="Model" assembly="Model" xmlns="urn:nhibernate-mapping-2.2">
    <class name="Bar" lazy="true" table="`BAR`" schema="`dbo`">
        <id name="ID" access="property" column="`ID`">
            <generator class="assigned" />
        </id>
        <version name="Version" column="`VERSION`" type="int?" />

    </class>
</hibernate-mapping>

In our actual code.

We have this

<hibernate-mapping namespace="Model" assembly="Model" xmlns="urn:nhibernate-mapping-2.2">
    <class name="Bar" lazy="true" table="`BAR`" schema="`dbo`">
        <id name="ID" access="property" column="`ID`">
            <generator class="assigned" />
        </id>
        <property></property>
        <property></property>
         <property></property>
        <version name="Version" column="`VERSION`" type="int?" />

    </class>
</hibernate-mapping>

This made py work for me without error:

$ pipx uninstall pythonpy
$ pipx install pythonpy-fork

# for example: 
$ py '2-3'
-1

$ py --version
Pythonpy 0.5.5
Python 3.12.3

Thanks to @shaik-moeed for the tip!

For anyone stumbling across this in 2025, I've used the above code and it worked brilliantly (thanks Antoine), but there a couple of small changes required for Godot 4.3 (I've yet to upgrade to 4.4 so can't comment there):

### This

var reference_frames: SpriteFrames = $AnimatedSprite.frames

### is now

var reference_frames: SpriteFrames = $AnimatedSprite.sprite_frames

### And this

var updated_texture: AtlasTexture = reference_frames.get_frame(animation, i).duplicate()

### is now

var updated_texture: AtlasTexture = reference_frames.get_frame_texture(animation, i).duplicate()

I'm pleased I found this post as a lot of posts I found simply said to use a Sprite2D with animation player, but I was stubborn and knew there must be a way of swapping out sprite sheets in code for AnimatedSprite2D.

For Windows mobile app development, developers commonly use tools like Visual Studio with the .NET framework and Xamarin.
These platforms allow you to build native apps for Windows as well as cross-platform apps for Android and iOS.

If you're looking for expert help in this field, I recommend checking out this service for mobile app development — they offer professional solutions for Flutter app, and cross-platform app development services

I know this is an old thread but I have a technique that works fairly well for this:

1. Wrap your data range with curly braces { } so query will use the Col1, Col2 syntax rather than A, B column names.

2. Use match to query your header row and find the column number you want to query.

3. Dynamically insert that row into your query string. It makes for a more complex query, but it's relatively maintainable as the primary value you modify over time is a plain text column name.

I'm using index to return the header row of a table:

index(Customer_Matrix[#ALL],1,0)

And then using match to search the header row for the column I need:

match("Horizontal Use Cases",index(Customer_Matrix[#ALL],1,0),0)

And that allows me to construct a query which can dynamically refer to table rows by name. Deleting or re-ordering table rows no longer breaks your query.

query({Customer_Matrix},"select Col1 where Col" & match("Horizontal Use Cases",index(Customer_Matrix[#ALL],1,0),0) & " contains '" & A30 & "'")

In Delphi 12 you can write TPath.GetAppPath using System.IOUtils unit.

In Delphi 12 you can write TPath.GetAppPath using System.IOUtils unit.

Space separated String int -> vector<int> Mini

#include <sstream>

int main() {
    /* Enter your code here. Read input from STDIN. Print output to STDOUT */   
    int n;
    cin >> n;
    cin.ignore();
    
    vector<int> nums;
    string input;
    getline(cin, input);
    
    stringstream ss(input);

    int temp1;
    // Extract integers from the stringstream and add them to the vector
    while (ss >> temp1) {
        nums.push_back(temp1);
    }
    
    for(int num : nums){
        cout << num << " ";
    }

Becouse workspace with this dir allready in use. Maybe it parallel stage running, maybe jenkins pin this workspace in previous jobs.
You can override it with

agent{ 
  node {
    customWorkspace '/my/new/workspace/'
  }
}

Can you paste your demo? I want to learn it.

just try the following , it should works

npx create-vite@latest my-react-app --template react

void CalculateTotal()
{
    Total = Deductions.Sum(x => x,Amount) + Utilities.Sum(x => x.Amount) + Rent.Amount
}

Looks like a compilation error. For Deductions, you used x => x,Amount (notice the comma), should be x => x.Amount

What is common when it comes to hosting marketing/landing pages for web apps? If I need to host the sites on separate ip's or separate servers, what steps will I need to take to have two separate ip's referring to the same base URL. Is it going to be a problem to have a https connection from two seperate ips? If it is, I can likely have all the secure pages on one IP. What would be the correct term used to describe two ips pointing to one base url?

On the website they have given resources and sample codes for different protocols you can check that and run the code on Micropython.

I also have a similar issue. However, I found that if I use ByteArrayResource when constructing the media, it doesn't work. But if I use FileSystemResource, everything works fine. Do you have any insights on this?

#include "chrome/browser/about_flags.h"&t1&t2&w

It worked after the restarting the wifi connection or router

We have to address that this problem exists due to the fact that the PHP CLI on Windows utilizes input buffering by default, meaning that to send inputs to the script, one is required to press ENTER.

❓ Why does it happen?

With Windows, STDIN receives the streams on PHP CLI in a command mode, where the user is able input an entire line onto the system. Essentially this means:

Nothing will be fed to the script until the operator actively hits the ENTER button

This is not only specific to PHP, but the underlying setting of the terminal as well.

p

You can use Combinatorial.MSTest (disclaimer: I'm the maintainer of this package). It's open source and is maintained in Combinatorial.MSTest GitHub repo

So this works:

return_trap() {
        [[ ${FUNCNAME[1]} != "err_trap" ]] && ERR=0
}

Also, it is NOT a problem if there is other functions called from within RETURN trap handler. But it's only that one handler that has the exception.

Is it something that you're looking for?

div.box {
  --s:450px; 

  height: var(--s);
  width:  var(--s); 
  clip-path: polygon(0 50%,50% 100%,100% 50%,50% 0);
  background: #333;
  color: #f00;
  margin: auto;
  font-size: 20px;
  text-align: center;
  display: flex;
  align-items: center;
  justify-content: center;
  padding: 10px 50px;
}



.box i {
  shape-outside: conic-gradient(from 225deg at 100% 50%,transparent 90deg,#fff);
}

<div class="box">
  <i></i> 
  Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, eget orci, tinci dunt place rat in sociis. Pel lentes que ultri cies. Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet
</div>

Jdbc catalog the connection limit is due to 10 by default. You need to modify the maximum number of connections in the connection pool or rebuild the catalog plus this parameter: alter catalog <catalog_name> set properties ('connection_pool_max_size' = '100')

For details, please refer to the Doris doc post: https://doris.apache.org/docs/lakehouse/database/jdbc?_highlight=connection_pool_max_size#connection-pool-properties

In my situation, I was actually trying to open a strict open xml spreedsheet. It had the same file extension of ".xlsx". Instead of dealing with the issue of opening an xml file in pandas, I resorted to converting it to a csv.

I have an ESP32 device publishing data via MQTT (Mosquitto), and I want to send that data into Firebase realtime database.

What is the best way to do this?

why would it not return this result?

01/04/2025 is april 1st 2024 (given format 103 being dd/mm/yyyy) and 12pm is midnight, aka 00:00 (which is the result you get from converting a date to datetime)

if you're asking specifically about the format itself (why am/pm instead of 00:00) a quick glance at sql server documentation points to SET LANGUAGE and SET DATEFORMAT having an effect on this

image
if u want use AWS and connect in SQLDev, here's the step
1. which DBMS you using? if MySQL, download file in google mysql-connector-j-9.3.0
2. import the jar file in SQLDev
3. after that make new database connection and click the "Database Type = MySQL"
4. fill the username and password from the AWS web
5. and the hostname fill it with the auth token or the url from AWS web
6. try test if "Success", it done

you need to get pub key from GitHub via

curl -O https://github.com/web-flow.gpg
gpg --import web-flow.gpg

after that you need to get local id

gpg --list-keys

and sign this key for local trust (GitHub mailto:[email protected])

gpg --lsign-key KEYID

This video was very helpful for me as I was stuck for 8 hours in it, but couldn't login. So here is a point I was missing, I wasn't restarting the ssms but I was just closing it and reopening it. My problem get resolved by restarting it with that menu option.

Also, this video helped me.
Youtube video link

Thanks for your responses. I modified the code to specify powershell7 and got the correct output.

def get_powershell_table(command):
    """Executes a PowerShell command and returns the formatted table output as a string."""
    try:
        result = subprocess.run(
            [r"C:\Program Files\PowerShell\7\pwsh.exe", "-Command", command],
            capture_output=True,
            text=True,
            check=True,
        )
        return result.stdout
    except subprocess.CalledProcessError as e:
        print(f"Error executing PowerShell command: {e}")
        return None

In API:

from rest_framework.pagination import PageNumberPagination

class ArticlePageViewSet(viewsets.ViewSet):
    def list(self, request):
        page_type = request.query_params.get("type")
        if page_type == "article":
            paginator = PageNumberPagination()
            paginator.page_size = 10
            paginated_qs = paginator.paginate_queryset(articles, request)
            serializer = ArticlePageSerializer(paginated_qs, many=True)
            return paginator.get_paginated_response(serializer.data)

The Linux kernel cannot directly mount a RAM address as rootfs via root=. The kernel expects root= to specify a device (e.g., /dev/ram0, /dev/mapper/, /dev/mmcblk, etc.), not a physical address in RAM.

1. Can you pass a RAM address as root=? No. root= only supports block devices, not memory addresses. You cannot tell the kernel "the rootfs lives at RAM address 0x1C0000000" via the kernel command line.

2. How can you connect a rootfs in RAM with /dev/ramX? You need to make the rootfs appear as /dev/ram0 or another block device. Usual approaches:

Copy rootfs into a ramdisk device (e.g., /dev/ram0) during initramfs/init phase.

Use a preload/initramfs script to copy or map the memory into /dev/ram0, then pivot_root or switch_root to it.

Example: In your initramfs shell, manually copy/mount the rootfs:

text dd if=/dev/mem bs=1M skip= count=<size_in_MB> of=/dev/ram0 mount -o ro /dev/ram0 /mnt exec switch_root /mnt /sbin/init : Number of megs to skip to reach your RAM address (0x1C0000000 / 1M).

<size_in_MB>: Size of your rootfs file in MB.

Security note: You need access to /dev/mem (which is often restricted or requires boot param iomem=relaxed).

3. Why does dd if=/dev/mem ... fail with "Operation not permitted"? /dev/mem is typically restricted for security reasons.

You may need to:

Boot with iomem=relaxed, or

Lower kernel security settings (not recommended for production).

Or, ideally, avoid /dev/mem and use QEMU's support for -initrd or custom devices.

4. How to ensure your rootfs RAM region isn't overwritten by the kernel? memmap kernel boot option is NOT available on RISC-V (as you noted).

In QEMU, if you -device loader,file=...,addr=0x1C0000000, QEMU places the file in RAM, but the kernel may overwrite it if not reserved.

Alternative: Embed your rootfs as an initramfs or use QEMU's -initrd option (safest).

Workaround: Use a reserved memory region (in DTB), but this is complex on RISC-V and not portable.

Best Practice/Solution Use QEMU's -initrd option if you can (loads to a safe spot, kernel finds it).

If you must load rootfs into RAM at a specific address:

Use an initramfs/init script to copy the data from unknown memory to /dev/ram0.

Ensure early in boot that no kernel code/page uses or overwrites your chosen address (risky).

Strongly recommend converting your rootfs to an initramfs (cpio archive) and passing with -initrd, or use a disk image mounted as a virtual drive.

Prometheus that does not support OAuth2 based authentication for SMTP email configuration.
I got an answer here in this link https://groups.google.com/g/prometheus-users/c/dB0kAnHNJ8I. Thanks a ton to @ Bryan Boreham!

What about Android ? I had installed the dependencies with npm install @shopify/flash-list but facing the same issue

If you want to test out if your spf record is ok, there's a new tool out that is subscription based, but allows you to get alerted anytime a change is detected on your domain, it runs checks against your spf, DMARC, DKIM, SSL Certificate ect. site is Guard My Domain https://guardmydomain.com

{ "PersonID":1, "LastName":"mitha", "FirstName":"madhu", "Address":"123,vaniyambadi", "City":"vaniyambadi" }

you could do sth like this

LET array = [{title: "a"},{title: "b"}]
let res_a = (FOR item IN array
    INSERT item INTO collection_1
    return NEW)
    
let res_b = (INSERT {title: "c"} INTO collection_2 return NEW)
return {res_a, res_b}

So it turns out that updating to v20 of Angular charges the Case Sensitive requirement in the angular.json file. My actual config is Web.config, but in angualr.json it is referenced as web.config. In Angular 19 this did not seem to be a problem, but in Ang 20 this is a problem.

Si tienes este problema actualmente, hay una solución sube una versión de forma manual con los permisos nuevos agregados por que una vez subida la aplicación a google play dificilmente vas a encontrar los permisos en segundo plano, etc.

Entonces cuando subas a google play te recomendara políticas no declaradas, ojo de forma manual ahí podrás observar los permisos faltantes

This for Arabic:

[\x{0600}-\x{06FF}]+

with info from that page:

utf8-chartable.de

Did you find a solution? I encountered the same problem on my first Python project via Posit and it was a huge disappointment.

import pandas as pd
import numpy as np
pd.set_option('display.max_columns', None)
pd.set_option('display.width', 500)

kods={"QM":"Ücret"} #<-- error is here

Hi anybody didn't help since 9 years 11 months. Could you please inform me about the solution ?

You could make your life a lot easier by creating the illusion that an agent touched an object by using a timer event rather than a touch_start or touch_end event. I tried to script a method for Corrade agents to interact with games in SL, but soon discovered that a lot of the older games used llDetectedTouchUV, so the only option available for the bot to touch (for most of the bot services and viewers) was whatever option occupied the center of the texture.

My solution was to create games that played themselves using a timer. When a non-bot was seated, the timer was set to 60 seconds to give the player a reasonable amount of time to make decisions and touch whatever needed to be touched on the board to complete their turn (after which, the turn was forfeited and the next player gained control of the board). When a bot was seated, the gaming script determined the next move, and the timer executed it after 10 seconds. If a seat was left unoccupied, the game ignored them and simply moved to the next occupied (bot or human) player playing the game.

SL physics, and interacting with objects using a mouse (instead of your hands) is very different than the way things work in RL. Sometimes giving the illusion of what you want a scripted agent (or a RLV participant) to do is more practical than scripting something to actually do it.

I just restarted my vscode and it worked.

No need to overcomplicate things. There are two simple ways. Use the functions below

1. =LOWER( A1 & "." & B1 & "@test" )
2. =LOWER( CONCAT( A1, ".", B1, "@test" ) ) if older version =LOWER( CONCATENATE( A1, ".", B1, "@test" ) )

results

Whith these you can do this simply

CONCAT takes multiple arguments like this.

=CONCAT(A2,".",B2,"@example.com")

SO_BINDTODEVICE was made available to non-root users as of kernel v5.7.

vite v6.3.5 building for production...

✓ 52 modules transformed.

../../public/build/.vite/manifest.json 0.15 kB │ gzip: 0.12 kB

../../public/build/assets/app-T1DpEqax.js 35.28 kB │ gzip: 14.16 kB

✓ built in 707ms

in laravel 12 why manifest.json in folder .vite/manifest.json and error Vite manifest not found at: public/build/manifest.json

Upgrading or Downgrading the version of botocore and boto3 fixed this issue

In order to utilize permission_callback correctly with JWT Authentication in WordPress, you need to make sure that:

The Jwt token is sent using the Authorization header

The token is validated with that same logic that the JWT Authentication for WP REST API plugin use (or your custom logic if you have any)

The personal_callback function returns true of the user is logged in.

From asp.net if i call business layer other than login API it wont work, i tried in Rest client and Http client both way cant. So what i did , i create a web API in .NET core, so this will bridge for asp.net application and SAP rest API.

Regards
Aravind

If the website doesn’t offer a public API or RSS feed (like in the case of Sabaragamuwa University), here are a few approaches you can try:

Server-side scraping: Use a tool like axios with cheerio or puppeteer on the backend to fetch and parse the content you want. Then serve that data to your React app through a custom API route.

Embed with iframe (if necessary): This can be a quick solution, but like you said, it's often not responsive or clean. Still, it works for quick demos.

Reach out to the web team: If you’re affiliated with the university, consider asking them to provide an RSS feed or API. Universities often respond positively to student-led tech improvements.

Workaround with a CMS: If this is just a project, you could manually input announcements into something like Firebase or a simple CMS so you have full control over the content shown.

Hope that helps! Let me know if you want help setting up a scraping function or backend route.

you can set GOOGLE_ALLOW_MULTIPLE_CREDENTIALS=true and use InPrivate window to login multiple credentials

I use sudo git push solve my problem

Is your custom field xml file missing a few things?

This is an example of a custom field we have on our Accounts object, which is what is pulled from Salesforce directly using the cli:

 sf project retrieve start --metadata CustomObject:Account 

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<CustomField xmlns="http://soap.sforce.com/2006/04/metadata">
    <fullName>Username__c</fullName>
    <caseSensitive>false</caseSensitive>
    <encryptionScheme>None</encryptionScheme>
    <externalId>false</externalId>
    <label>Username</label>
    <length>255</length>
    <required>false</required>
    <trackFeedHistory>false</trackFeedHistory>
    <trackHistory>true</trackHistory>
    <type>Text</type>
    <unique>true</unique>
</CustomField>

there's another way to login, not using set the role (username = sys as sysdba, password = (what ever u want). this how to login as DBA, but u must have a SID first using DBCA and NETCA

For my case the error gave in supporting container. So once I come to the Container section I can see the Solace instance is running. Then can access the Solace web poral using port as show below.

Solace Instance is running and need to click on the correct port to access the portal

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I just realized my issue. In order to compare the passwords, the first argument to checkpw() is a str converted into bytes. The second argument is also a str converted into bytes, but checkpw() must do something behind the scenes to remove the salt when it was generated.

match = bcrypt.checkpw(
    password_to_check.encode('utf-8'),
    user.password_hash.encode("utf-8")
)

This is another way:

conftest.py
def pytest_collection_modifyitems(config, items):
    for item in items:
        item.name = codecs.decode(item.name, 'unicode_escape')
        item._nodeid = codecs.decode(item._nodeid, 'unicode_escape')

I'm not sure why people down-voted this. I'm also not understanding the "Why" comments. With respect to everyone's opinion on code formatting, we have our internal policies for how we format code. This question wasn't meant to solicit political responses from developers with differing opinions to how we format our code.

Now, back to the problem at hand...

The issue was with the ms-dotnettools.csharp extension. In our case, version 2.76.27. After a bit more searching around the web, we came across the Github Issue below, which gave us an acceptable fix.

https://github.com/dotnet/vscode-csharp/issues/8316

An unintentional side affect, however, is that auto-indentation stopped working for curly-braced code blocks. So, we need to arrow-up and tab. But, our developers can live with that over the alternative, which was VS Code auto-formatting everything within the current block.

Your issue is with Streaming. When the client loads areas of the workspace out and tries to access parts in them, it fails as it can't find them. Try turning Workspace Streaming off or change the radius.

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=hogashi.vscode-copy-github-permalink This extension can help. After installing, select the codes, right click, there will be an entry: Copy Github Permalink. Actually, it works with Gitlab as well.

On windows, the fonts are in c:\WIndowsfonts. I have been using times.ttf which is in that directory.

Use return() statement. It is best practices. No need to called called global variable.

Script:

def player():
    health = 100
    return print(health)

player()

Looks like newer versions of excel open without a workbook. You'll have to add the workbook instead of a sheet.

exceldata.Workbooks.Add

You're not working with the correct workbooks since exceldata.Workbooks.Open returns a new workbook object rather than using itself as a the workbook.

Git 2.49, released in 2025-03-14 added support for this with the “—revision” in the clone command

https://git-scm.com/docs/git-clone#Documentation/git-clone.txt-code--revisionltrevgtcode

git clone —-revision=683c54c999c301c2cd6f715c411407c413b1d84e —-depth=1 https://github.com/gig/git.git

Someone else helped me find the answer.

in my firebaseConfig.js I had the call

export const db = getFirestore(app);

i had to change it to

export const db = getFirestore(app, 'mydb');

This fixed the issue

@cafce25 what command(s) would that be, for those of us not versed in shell who are installing this as a prerequisite (would have commented but this site doesn't let me comment until i get two reputation)

Firebase ID tokens expire after an hour, but are also re generated much sooner than that.

The onIdTokenChanged function is used to handle the new ID token that is generated whenever a user's token has changed for any number of reasons (claims changed, email changed, email verified changed etc.).

You can also revoke the old token by getting the users token with a force refresh: See Docs

I know its not the exact same as testing the expiry, but you can test validity (expired tokens are not valid) by either updating their claims in the emulators auth UI, or forcing a refresh of the token in code.

For anyone wanting to do this in Javascript, here's a wrapper for JSON.stringify that can do it for any kind of spacing:

const toPrettyJSONString = (value, replacer = null, space = "\t") =>
    JSON.stringify(value, replacer, space).replace(new RegExp("(\n\\s*)(.*?:) ([\\[{])(?=\n)", "g"), "$1$2$1$3");

if you put a delay in between pushing strings into your Clipboard it works.
This creates a delay:
iSec=1 'seconds of delay
Application.Wait DateAdd("s", iSec, Now)

If you have Workflows, you can use the API Connector to pre-populate based on some sort of external ID.

I'm working on a similar setup now and would love to know what you did with this!

If you're using a processor with I-Cache and D-Cache, try disabling it for debug. This can cause problems with a debugger.

If you have this configuration in your build.gradle, remove it:

jar { enabled = false }

sorry ignore previous code, this one should work in python to load tensorboard.

def run_tensorboard(logdir_absolute: str, port: int = 6007):
    import subprocess
    import threading

    def launch_tb():
        command = [
            "tensorboard",
            f"--logdir={logdir_absolute}",
            f"--port={port}"
        ]
        subprocess.Popen(command)

    tb_thread = threading.Thread(target=launch_tb, daemon=True)
    tb_thread.start()
    print(f"[INFO] TensorBoard started on http://localhost:{port}")
run_tensorboard("your runs folder full path", port=6007)

docker run -it --user root test-nginx bash

container: find /usr -type d -exec chmod o+rx "{}" \;

container: exit

docker restart test-nginx

I am having the same Problem with nano but when i use uno it works
i tried changing the baud rate also but no result did someone find any answer

to print just the first part of the 3d numpy array as a 2d grid, you can index into the first 2d array using M[0].

M = np.array([[[3,3,3], [3,3,3], [3,3,3]], [[4,4,4], [4,4,4], [4,4,4]]])

#print the first 2d part
for row in M[0]:
    print(' '.join(map(str, row)))

output:

3 3 3
3 3 3
3 3 3

You can use this library directly:

https://pub.dev/packages/speech_to_text_field

    var inventory = {
        "Apple":    {"Cost": 0.99, "Stock": 3},
        "Orange":   {"Cost": 1.49, "Stock": 11},
        "Grapes":   {"Cost": 3.99, "Stock": 2},
        }
    
    for item in inventory.keys():
        var data  = inventory[item]
        var stock = data["Stock"]
        var cost  = data["Cost"]
        var name  = item
        if !item.ends_with("s"):
            name += "s"
            
        print("There are %d %s, and they cost %.2f each." % [ stock, name, cost ])

You need to call global inside the function in order to access the global variable.

def player():
  global health
  health = 100   
player()
print(health)

Output

100