function initialize() {
Sensor.setEnabledSensors( [Sensor.SENSOR_HEARTRATE] );
Sensor.enableSensorEvents( method( :onSensor ) );
}
function onSensor(sensorInfo as Sensor.Info) as Void {
System.println( "Heart Rate: " + sensorInfo.heartRate );
}
if it isn't working and you don't forgot all the rest of the code (you can generate with monkey c extension in visual studio code) remember that garmin edge isn't tracking heart rate you need garmin hrm.
We can use the provided drag and drop feature. I believe it would be more easy than writing custom CSS. You can refer to below screenshot for the same.
The information given by services is that the postgresql service has not started or failed to start. It is suggested to start it again, and then check the log of postgresql. According to the contents of the log, our group will solve the problem.
I'm in the same mess. If you dig through their garbage tank documentation, you can find a form.
You fill in the form and they'll try and get you to notarise permission for a replacement. Which you have to pay for.
I just blocked their emails. They know what the problem is, they just have to give me the ability to change my MFA. Worst customer service experience of any company in my life.
printf takes a format string to interpret additional arguments. Since %d expects an integer, but none is provided, printf still tries to fetch an argument from the stack (or a register), leading to undefined behavior (UB).
Why does it compile?
C does not check the number of arguments passed to printf() at compile time (unless warnings are enabled).
What happens at runtime?
Since printf("%d") expects an integer but gets random data instead, the output is garbage or might cause a segmentation fault.
If you're implementing Vertex AI Search for a project, you may also need to configure language preferences in your dataset schema or apply filtering in API queries. Google’s AI models support multi-language processing, so setting up the right parameters is crucial for accurate results.
can I check what part of the code needs to change if my enc value is "A256CBC-HS512"?
When I try to do the same thing I get a "Data Error: Invalid Key length" when calling unwrapKey method. I tried to pass "AES-CBC" instead of "AES-GCM" as well but same error. Fyi the Uint8Array of my encrypted key is 72 bytes long.
The Shopify Billing API only supports paid plans (non-zero amounts). For a free plan, manage access on your side (e.g., using your database or store domain checks) instead of using the API.
WebFlux you must use in Reactive mode with mono and flux as producer/consumer in multi thread on real CPU thread so you must use any external service in reactive so then try to compare performance it's impressive. So it have a big framework support developers community for solutions, problems and performance.
At now nobody can reach Spring Webflux Framework, I think that only go have similar performances.
It's a little tough because change programming style using producer/consumer in multi thread vision of framework but after 1 month you will see performance of apps impressive.
So I advice learn Spring Webflux Framework and don't use native to speedup startup application remove tons of libraries in springboot-webflux library that all add without think that searching beans and configuration lost a lot of time on startup application to do nothing because that objects in your Spring Application aren't used.
SELECT DocDate,
CASE
WHEN DAY(DocDate) BETWEEN 1 AND 7 THEN 1
WHEN DAY(DocDate) BETWEEN 8 AND 14 THEN 2
WHEN DAY(DocDate) BETWEEN 15 AND 21 THEN 3
ELSE 4 -- Covers 22nd to end of the month
END AS Monthpart
FROM mytable;
There is a way to do this using var (added in Java 10):
var frenchGreeting = new HelloWorld() {
public void g2() { System.out.println("do this too.. ");}
public void greet() { System.out.println("Salute "); }
};
frenchGreeting.g2();
OK, after trying a lot of ways, finally found a way. actually there are multiple ways.
when you run the command flutter build web it generates the web application but uses the Google Noto Emoji font by default, wanna change it? it does not seem easy. but guess what, it uses this only when rendering whit CanvasKit (No idea what's that) (you can read about it and flutter web rendering here).
Solutions
html rendering (best approach)
just instead of using CanvasKit use html. change the flutter build web to flutter build web --web-renderer
good for deployment. you dont need to add any large files, everything is going to be handled by the OS.
asset font
you can asset all fonts you need in the pubspec and in code check for platforms and use the proper font (or use fontFamilyFallback). the size of web will be large, so not good for deployment. but it works.
CSS injection
set the font using CSS instead of dart or flutter.
example:
import 'dart:html' as html;
void main() {
final style = html.StyleElement();
style.innerHtml = '''
@font-face {
font-family: 'NativeEmojiFallback';
src: local('Apple Color Emoji'), local('Segoe UI Emoji'), local('Noto Color Emoji');
}
html, body {
font-family: 'NativeEmojiFallback', -apple-system, BlinkMacSystemFont, "Segoe UI", Roboto, sans-serif;
}
''';
html.document.head!.append(style);
runApp(MyApp());
}
WebView
write some HTML CSS files, put them on asset folder. just show them using WebView.
The SurrealDB Python SDK project is quite young while it complements a great database with many features. Some features might come in the future like Connection Pooling anyway, here’s a lightweight project that allows that functionality in the meantime. Purreal - a plugin for the SurrealDB Python SDK
I ended using an ifelse function to detect where rows contained an AM/PM and then specifying format using that, which works pretty well I think.
hobo_dat$DateTime_BST_cor <- ifelse(
grepl("AM|PM", hobo_dat$DateTime_BST), # If the datetime string contains AM/PM
as.POSIXct(hobo_dat$DateTime_BST, format = "%m/%d/%y %I:%M:%S %p"), # Parse with 12-hour format (AM/PM)
as.POSIXct(hobo_dat$DateTime_BST, format = "%m/%d/%Y %H:%M") # Parse with 24-hour format
)
Here's my updated script that finally worked, thanks to your help! I had to put the account name twice in the resources, add parentheses to the table name and update the stringToSign a bit, I had the word GET which was unnecessary.
It can also happen when you unplug the power supply from the power outlet and/or the CMOS Battery is low. You can solve it by resetting the CMOS RAM with the corresponding button on the motherboard and/or changing the CMOS Battery.
If your Vue.js project is created using/by/from Udemy Courses or any other online teaching platform for free/cost or if you made it from scratch by combining codes from multiple projects or code trust me it would work once and gives you where each every time and I have also experienced it, so just take your whole project and past don'tChatGPTt/deep seek ai/or any other ai or coding ai and rectify it is the simplest way.
have you been able to solve the problem? I'm also facing the same problem. I need my login page to always be displayed so I can enter my username and password.
Reasons:
Blacklisted phrase (1.5): have you been able to
Blacklisted phrase (0.5): I need
RegEx Blacklisted phrase (1.5): solve the problem?
Low length (1):
No code block (0.5):
Me too answer (2.5): I'm also facing the same problem
Most important is to run Visual Studio as Administrator.
This problem appeared for me when I was trying to clean up my application and get rid of any redundant references. @Gerald Verslius above asked a very good question "Do you actually need it?" So I set about deleting all references to "Microsoft.Maui.Controls" Version="9.0.14" using all means I could think of , using nuget manager, deleting lines from every .csproj and I was still getting the error.
This Error appeared in the list: Cannot modify an evaluated object originating in an imported file "C:\Program Files\dotnet\packs\Microsoft.Maui.Sdk\9.0.14\Sdk\BundledVersions.targets".
So I closed VS2022, renamed the folder "9.0.14" to "9.0.14.xxx" , and restarted VS2022 in ADMINISTRATION mode.
I was then getting errors that I needed the required workloads
"To build this project, the following workloads must be installed: maui-android"
dotnet workload list
but they were already installed. So again in powershell.
dotnet workload repair
this takes a while as you watch the feedback in PS.
This seemed to have worked but it was a painstaking process of trial and error accross the projects.
Had the issue, and turns out it is worth it to switch the internet connection to either mobile data, or a different wifi and try again. The internet connection needs to be stable throughout the download of the package to fetch the package completely. Hope this helps someone one day!
Your approach seems to be technically infeasable. Unfortunately (because of security concerns) Android does not allow you to send a camera feed without a foreground application (You would be able to spy on people).
To make things easier, you could have a workaround that would make your setup significantly easier. Because you are using a Tablet you could start your App in a Splitscreen with the Robot App. People couldbe able to view your App (and you could display Robot Data) and you would be able to capture and send Camera Data. You could look here for a way of implementing the splitscreen!
This issue can be resolved by upgrading to the latest version of linopy. The example error runs off v0.3.15. Once upgraded to v0.5.0, this is no longer a problem.
Understanding that it's just a Windows scaling issue, you can set the screen scaling to 100% (not cool on my PC). Go to Display Settings on Windows 10-11 -> Scale and Layout, change 125% to 100%
(better way, but not the best way) Go to C:\Users\(yourname)\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\emulator\qemu\windows-x86_64, then right click on qemu-system-x86_64.exe > Properties > Compatibility > Change high DPI settings check Override high DPI scaling behaviour and set it to System. Apply and reboot Android Studio. Be aware that this solution can cause a blurry screen on the emulated device.
(Best way probably) Changing the device to another with a smaller screen/resolution (I've changed from Pixel 8 Pro to Pixel 8a or 9) fixes the problem and it works perfectly!
Understanding that it's just a Windows scaling issue, you can set the screen scaling to 100% (not cool on my PC). Go to Display Settings on Windows 10-11 -> Scale and Layout, change 125% to 100%
(better way, but not the best way) Go to C:\Users\(yourname)\AppData\Local\Android\Sdk\emulator\qemu\windows-x86_64, then right click on qemu-system-x86_64.exe > Properties > Compatibility > Change high DPI settings check Override high DPI scaling behaviour and set it to System. Apply and reboot Android Studio. Be aware that this solution can cause a blurry screen on the emulated device.
(Best way probably) Changing the device to another with a smaller screen/resolution (I've changed from Pixel 8 Pro to Pixel 8a or 9) fixes the problem and it works perfectly!
There is an Ubuntu 20 image here https://github.com/hyperledger/indy-node-container/blob/main/build/Dockerfile.ubuntu20 . See the commands in the docker file for how to install indy node on a ubuntu 20 installation. It's admittedly quite tricky, fetching packages from all over the place. We are currently working on an ubuntu 22 installation (image).
Astro uses a virtual module system (via Vite) with the astro: protocol (e.g., astro:db) to provide dynamic imports. These aren’t real files on disk—they’re generated at runtime by Astro’s dev server.
Your IDE doesn’t “know” about astro:db or astro:schema unless explicitly configured with Astro’s internals, so it can’t flag astro:schema as invalid—it just sees a string that looks like an import.
Check for invalid import; it may be syntactically valid JavaScript—it’s a proper import statement.
The problem is that 'astro:schema' doesn’t exist, but this only becomes apparent when Astro tries to resolve it at runtime.
If you don't use AutoHotkey, but have Windows PowerTools installed, you can also use the Keyboard Manager to remap Windows + J to Down and Windows + K to Up.
If the cookies are set as HttpOnly, you won't be able to directly manipulate them from your client-side JavaScript code. This is intentional for security reasons - HttpOnly cookies can't be accessed via JavaScript to prevent cross-site scripting attacks. You have several options:
Create a backend proxy (for example an python or node api)
Embedded iframe approach
Reverse proxy setup
Here are some helpful links to guide you through implementing a backend proxy with Python and express (node):
Amazon ECS (Elastic Container Service) and Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) serve different purposes, even though both are compute services offered by AWS.
1️⃣ Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud)
What it is:
A virtual machine (VM) service that allows you to run Linux or Windows instances.
You control the OS, networking, storage, and everything else.
Use Case:
Running applications that require full control over the OS.
Hosting traditional web servers, databases, or enterprise applications.
Running applications that are not containerized.
Key Features:
✅ Full control over OS and instance configurations.
✅ Customizable instance types (CPU, memory, storage).
✅ Supports auto-scaling, load balancing, and networking setups.
⚠️ You need to manage software installation, patching, and security.
2️⃣ Amazon ECS (Elastic Container Service)
What it is:
A container orchestration service that allows you to run, manage, and scale Docker containers on AWS.
It removes the need to manage individual EC2 instances for container workloads.
Use Case:
Running microservices or containerized applications.
Key Features:
✅ Manages containers instead of full VMs.
✅ Can run on EC2 (ECS on EC2) or Fargate (serverless).
✅ Auto-scaling and load balancing for containerized apps.
⚠️ Requires Docker containers for deployment.
When to Use What?
Use EC2 if you need full control over the OS, want to run traditional applications, or need to configure custom environments.
Use ECS if you want to run Docker containers efficiently with less management overhead.
💡 Bonus: ECS can run on EC2 instances or AWS Fargate (which is fully managed, so you don’t even have to worry about EC2 instances). 🚀
Would you like help choosing between them for your specific use case?
It doesn't really matter when you install Docker. For it to matter, you'll need to create a Dockerfile. Once that's in place, Docker becomes usable to your application.
Yes, you can.
Install Docker on Mac, using information on Google.
If you instead mounted a path from the host, you should be able to launch a new container to delete the file(s), re-using the same mount point(for instance, start a basic bash container with docker run, rm the specified files, and then remove the new container).
Your terminal does not support the print arguments
You either need to upgrade your Windows because it seems that your command line does not support the custom print arguments. Copy pasted your code to my Visual Studio and it works just fine.
Microsoft 365's eDiscovery Content Search operates independently of SharePoint's crawl index. It searches content directly within supported data sources, including SharePoint Online sites, without relying on the existing search index.
If you exclude a SharePoint document library from being crawled, it will not appear in SharePoint's search index. However, since eDiscovery Content Search does not depend on this index, excluding a document library from crawling does not prevent eDiscovery Content Search from accessing and searching the content within that library. Therefore, eDiscovery Content Search can still locate and retrieve items from the excluded library.
I would process the string per character.
Create 'a chunk', if character is same as previous add it to the chunk.
If remaining of input string is shorter than the wanted chunk length, add it to the last created chunk.
But what needs to be done if the input string is not perfectly 'in pairs of numbers'?
/**
* @return string[]
*/
function toChunks(string $input, int $chunkLength = 2): array
{
$result = array();
$inputLength = strlen($input);
$chunk = '';
$currentChar = '';
$prevChar = '';
for ($i = 0; $i < $inputLength; $i++) {
$prevChar = $currentChar;
$currentChar = $input[$i];
if (strlen($chunk) === $chunkLength) {
$result[] = $chunk;
$chunk = '';
}
if (($inputLength - $i) < $chunkLength) {
if($chunk === ''){
$result[sizeof($result) - 1] .= substr($input, $i); // add remainder to last created chunck
}else{
$result[] = $chunk . substr($input, $i); // add remainder to current chunk and then to the result
}
break;
}
if (strlen($chunk) < $chunkLength && ($currentChar === $prevChar || strlen($chunk) === 0)) {
$chunk .= $currentChar;
}
// else, $currentChar != $prevChar, what should be done?
}
return $result;
}
echo '<br><br>';
echo 'toChunks()';
echo '<br>';
foreach(array('112233', '1122333', '11223333', '1122233') as $string){
echo 'Input: '.$string;
echo '<br>';
echo 'Output: '.print_r(toChunks($string), true);
echo '<br><br>';
}
Instead of directly accessing the value through ["category"], use get instead so whenever a missing value is presented this will return None. task.category = request.POST.get('category')
In 2025 this issue was happening to me and this post would have been useful if it had an answer for my problem. The issue I was having? I was styling a TR with a display:block when it should be display:table-row
DomPDF doesn't 'fail gracefully' in the same way browsers do.
