a = document.getElementById('audioMute'); a.muted = false //or true if you want to mute the audio

This can be a approach to write to a google sheet from Azure Data Factory.

First, securely store your Google API credentials in Azure Key Vault. Go to the Key Vault in the Azure portal, open the Secrets section, and add googleclientid, googleclientsecret, and googlerefreshtoken as individual secrets. These will later be retrieved by ADF to authenticate with the Google Sheets API.

Next, grant ADF access to these secrets. In Key Vault, go to Access Configuration, ensure Access policies are enabled, and add a new access policy. Assign the "Get" permission for secrets to ADF’s managed identity.

In Azure Data Factory, create a pipeline and add Web Activity for each secret to get the secrets for you.

Then add a Web activity named GetAccessToken. This activity sends a POST request to https://oauth2.googleapis.com/token. In the request body, use dynamic content to insert the secrets from previous activity, and set grant_type to refresh_token to retrieve a fresh access token.

Create a pipeline variable access_token and add Set Variable activity to get the output value @activity('GetAccessTokens').output.access_token

At last add a web activity, which write to sheet using POST method and

add headers as Authorization : Bearer @{variables('access_token')}.

Here is how the pipeline is designed:

Note: I will be not able to show a workable output as I do not have required secrets/ids for google APIs.

You can follow this document for more details

connector-google-sheets?tabs=data-factory

It's very simple: the ${B} is supposed to be replaced with a string variable from the variable called B. The forbidden error just means you are not allowed to access that specific resource. If there are specific authentication and authorisation requirements, you are supposed to follow them.

At least in Vaadin 14 and later, you can set the width of combobox popup (overlay):

ComboBox<Person> comboBox = new ComboBox<>("Employee");
comboBox.getStyle().set("--vaadin-combo-box-overlay-width", "350px");
add(comboBox);

Source: https://vaadin.com/docs/v23/components/combo-box#popup-width

Running median and Median per bin are not the same thing! Running median requires a window_size parameter and the shape the running median takes depends on the window size. What you call here the running_median is actually a median per bin.

You can try below 2 cases,

• Try if in case of only start transaction without smart charging profile (TxDefaultProfile in your case) is working?
• Also try by sending TxDefaultProfile with W value instead of A

Its possible and I have seen many times A limit won't set in charger hardware and thus no energy transfer. Also do monitor which status coming from charger to server in status notification.

return in the forEach loop work just like continue in the for loop.

Check the exact Dotnet Framework version in web.config/app.config file, and the version installed in your machine.
Like having installed 4.8, and the application needs 4.8.1 to compile well.

The above did not work for me. Instead, I added Xcode and Terminal to the Developer Tools in the settings:

System Settings → Privacy & Security → Developer Tools.

Additionally, I installed Rosetta with the following command:

softwareupdate --install-rosetta --agree-to-license

referring to the AI hallucinated comment above, this isnt true. AI has hallucination, but not in this case.

SNS subscriptions have filtering capabilities , thats true.

to apply filtering on SQS you use event source mapping. https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/with-sqs-filtering.html

good luck

Pivot table: Add a filter if necessary.

It is possible t use len(os.listdir(f))

import os 

f='folder'

if os.path.isdir(f):
    if len(os.listdir(f))==0:
        print('Directory {} empty.'.format(f))
        os.rmdir(f)

You haven't mentioned your problem clearly. Your pom.xml file looks as it is okay. You should clearly say what your problem is.

So after some thinking i came up with this system. it's not exactly idiomatic form pov of C programming, but it does exactly what i want and seems to work well with limited number of arguments (0-7 arguments, 0-1 return value). Key insights:

• void/unit/empty/none type that most prominent languages have is there not just for mathematical completeness but allows to check type signatures more easily.
• we normally use integers as tag types and therefore type identity checks become integer comparison. we can extend this analogy to function types, which become like strings (where data types are individual characters), and comparing function types is mostly identical to string comparison. moreover, we can encode function types exactly like we encode strings: with fixed length (my approach), with known width (like most modern languages encode strings), null-terminated (useing the void/unit type tag as null), we can use utf-8-like compression on data type tags (if we have, say, uint32_t tags), we can store function's signature as "umbra-strings", it may be possible to use string hashing functions on these signatures, etc.
• return type should be the first "character" in the function type string, it actually simplifies function type comparisons (not that much, but still).
• there should be special void* / any type that matches any other characters (that's the only difference between function type comparison and string comparison).
• this approach can be trivially extended to variadic arguments, by adding special flag to function signature.

limitations:

• type unions / abstract types are not very easy to encode in this system (probably needs some sort of separate lookup table system).
• there seems to be no good way to deal with key=value arguments in this sort of paradigm, but maybe it's better to just have a map/dict type and pass it as a single argument to functions.

below is the prototype i've ended up with for now:

#include <assert.h>
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <stdint.h>

// type system. for now only numeric types, 
// but can be extended to arrays, strings & custom types
typedef union TPun TPun;
typedef struct Obj Obj;
union TPun{ // for type punning
  uintptr_t Any; void* P; Obj (*Fn)(Obj *arg7);
  uint8_t U8; uint16_t U16; uint32_t U32; uint64_t U64;
  int8_t I8; int16_t I16; int32_t I32; int64_t I64;
  float F32; double F64;
};
struct Obj {uint16_t T; TPun V;};

typedef enum {
  T_Unit = 0, T_Any=1, T_P = 2, T_Fn=3,
  T_U8=4, T_U16=5, T_U32=6, T_U64=7,
  T_I8=8, T_I16=9, T_I32=10, T_I64=11,
  T_F32=12, T_F64=13,
} TBase;

const char * TBaseNames[14] = {
  "Unit", "Any", "Ptr", "Fn", 
  "U8", "U16", "U32", "U64",
  "I8", "I16", "I32", "I64",
  "F32", "F64",
};
// dispatch system
typedef struct {uint16_t retT; uint16_t aT[7]; void* fn;} Method7; 
typedef struct {uint16_t len; uint16_t cap; Method7*methods;} Dispatch7;
// Dispatch is a dynamic array of signatures + pointers
int find_method7(Dispatch7 *disp, uint16_t sig[8]){
  for (int i=0; i<(int) disp->len; i++) {
    Method7*m = &disp->methods[i];
    uint16_t* msig = (uint16_t*) m;
    int sig_match = 1;
    for (int a = 0; a<8; a++) {
      sig_match &= (sig[a] == T_Any) | (msig[a] == T_Any) | (msig[a] == sig[a]);
      // any type is expected | returns untyped | types match 
    }
    if (sig_match) {return i;}
  }
  return -1;
}

int put_method7(Dispatch7 *disp, Method7*meth){
  int i = find_method7(disp, (uint16_t*) meth);
  if (i != -1) { // substitute
    disp->methods[i] = *meth;
    return i;
  } else { // append
    if ((disp->cap-disp->len)==0) {// realloc
      uint32_t newcap;
      if (disp->cap == 0) newcap=1;
      else if (disp->cap==1) newcap=4;
      else newcap=disp->cap+4;
      disp->methods = reallocarray(disp->methods, disp->cap+4, sizeof(Method7));
      assert(disp->methods && "don't forget to buy some RAM");
      disp->cap = newcap;
    } // append
    i = disp->len;
    disp->len++;
    disp->methods[i] = *meth;
    return i;
  }
}
int call7(Dispatch7*disp, Obj args[8]){
  uint16_t sig[8];
  for (int i=0; i<8; i++) {sig[i] = args[i].T;}
  int i = find_method7(disp, sig);
  if (i == -1) return 1;
  TPun fn; fn.Fn = disp->methods[i].fn;
  args[0] = fn.Fn(&args[1]);
  return 0;
}
void clear_args7(Obj args[8]){
  for (int i = 0; i<8; i++){
    args[i].T = T_Unit;//0
    args[i].V.Any = 0;
  }
  args[0].T = T_Any; // by default no expectation of return type, 
  // if particular type should be matched, it must be set explicitly
}

// example functions
Obj f_int(Obj *args){
  printf("int x = %ld\n", args[0].V.I64);
  return ((Obj) {T_Unit,{.Any=0}});
}
Obj int_f_int(Obj *args){
  printf("int x = %ld ; return int x = %ld \n", args[0].V.I64, args[0].V.I64+5);
  return (Obj) {T_I64,{.I64=args[0].V.I64+5}}; // to test returns
}
Obj f_float(Obj *args) {
  printf("float x = %f\n", args[0].V.F32);
  return (Obj) {T_Unit,{.Any=0}};
}
Obj f_int_float(Obj *args) {
  printf("int x = %ld ; float y = %f\n", args[0].V.I64, args[1].V.F32);
  return (Obj) {T_Unit,{.Any=0}};
}


Method7 ms[4] = {
    {0, T_I64, 0,0,0,0,0,0, f_int},
    {T_I64, T_I64, 0,0,0,0,0,0, int_f_int},
    {0, T_F32, 0,0,0,0,0,0, f_float},
    {0, T_I64, T_F32, 0,0,0,0,0, f_int_float},
  };
Dispatch7 f = {4, 4, ms};
int main(){
  Obj args[8];
  clear_args7(args);
  args[1] = (Obj) {T_I64,{.I64=5}}; 
  call7(&f, args); // int x = 5
  assert((args[0].T == T_Unit) && "void_f_int should be called");
  clear_args7(args);
  args[0].T = T_I64;
  args[1] = (Obj) {T_I64,{.I64=5}}; 
  call7(&f, args); // int x = 5
  assert((args[0].T == T_I64) && "inf_f_int should be called"); 
  assert((args[0].V.I64 == 10) && "int_f_int should return 10"); 
  clear_args7(args);
  args[1] = (Obj) {T_F32,{.F32=6.5}}; 
  call7(&f, args); // float y = 6.50000
  clear_args7(args);
  args[1] = (Obj) {T_I64, {.I64=7}};
  args[2] = (Obj) {T_F32,{.F32=8.5}};
  call7(&f, args); // int x = 7 ; float y = 8.50000
  clear_args7(args);
  args[1] = (Obj) {T_F32,{.F32=9.5}};
  args[2] = (Obj) {T_I64, {.I64=10}};
  int i = call7(&f, args); 
  assert((i != 0) && "should fail");
}

Their are might be several solution for this you can pick as you need.

1. Avoid Using Image Files in Approval Attachments instead of upload the image to SharePoint or OneDrive and Include a link to the image in the approval message

2. send separate mail with attachments

3. Convert Image to PDF you can try , OneDrive Convert File, Encodian, or Plumsail to do this.

4. If you want to offline convert image to PDF you can try such other offline tools like Systweak PDF Editor, Adobe PDF, Foxit PDF, PDFgear etc..

i have exactly the same situation after AF3 upgrade. Can´t get it to run dag´s.

Although creating new dag_id´s does not seem to run, i would expect there is no database relation when creating a new one, but it error is the same.

Did someone resolve this error?

There is https://github.com/jawah/niquests library that I have been using since a while which has HTTP/2 and HTTP/3 support implemented in it among many other features and seems to be drop-in replacement for popular requests library.

For me the issue was that I edited the index file in the console editor and then I run "Test".
I thought it would test the edited and saved code, but it tests the deployed code.
So make sure you deploy the code before testing ;)

I also needed a Custom Tab in the Ribbons Tab along with Home, Insert, Layout, etc. What i did was use this syntax:

<ExtensionPoint xsi:type="PrimaryCommandSurface">
            <CustomTab id="CustomTab">
              <Group id="CommandsGroup">
                // Code 
              </Group>
              <Label resid="CustomTab.Label" />
            </CustomTab>
</ExtensionPoint>

If i put the CustomTab Label Tag above Group Tag it gives me a syntax error , but if i put it below it gives me a valid manifest file and its showing the tab.

hello i had this problem i just removed the name of my app and everything worked good

    - family: Poppins
      fonts:
        - asset: dalel/assets/fonts/Poppins-Regular.ttf

 - family: Poppins
      fonts:
        - asset: assets/fonts/Poppins-Regular.ttf

Seems like you need to install the hadoop package from Dockers github:

1. create dir hadoop

2. cd hadoop

3. clone the repository from git into your directory "git clone https://github.com/big-data-europe/docker-hadoop.git"

check that your directory holds the docker hadoop dir. Then run docker compose up -d

Finally looked inside current version of Specification.where() method and rewrite

final var spec = Specification.where(null);

to

Specification<MyClass> spec = (root, query, builder) -> null;

and it works as expected without deprecated warning. Thank you all for your help!

Please follow only the official mesibo documentation at https://docs.mesibo.com and avoid relying on any outdated or unlinked sources. The page you mentioned is now removed. If it was linked from anywhere in the official docs, please let us know, and we will fix the link.

To customize the call UI, the recommended approach is to use CallProperties:
https://docs.mesibo.com/api/calls/callproperties/

If you have specific requirements that cannot be met using CallProperties, let us know, and we will evaluate whether they can be supported via CallProperties.

Alternatively, if you need complete customization, refer to the sample code here:
https://github.com/mesibo/ui-modules-android/tree/master/MesiboCall

You should also refer to the main call API documentation to understand the various callbacks and APIs used in the sample:
https://docs.mesibo.com/api/calls/

You can try add the fs.defaultFS property in the Catalog properties and write the HDFS namenode address, for example:

'fs.defaultFS' = 'hdfs://namenode:port'

This is because maybe you are building a debug APK. Try building a signed APK.
You can do that by Build >> generate signed app bundle or APK >>
and follow the next steps.

The variable is zero-initialized before any other initialization takes place. So yes, this is well-defined.

Same problem here. Was it solved?

can you check by setting 
configUSE_TIMERS 0

Setting configUSE_TIMERS to 1 enables software timer support and the timer service task, which handles timers’ callbacks in the background.

For my case , I got warning about suspicious activity on one of the API key (NOT the same key that run the CodeBuild either)

The issue was raised (via email) about 8am. Then 11am. i doing the CodeBuild and notice the "0 build in queue" error. The issues on the suspicious API has been raised about 10 days earlier, and i only "inactive" them. So i guess what i got today is second warning.

So this time i "delete" the exposed API key. And just about the write to AWS support. I got email Thank you for removed the exposed API key. And CodeBuild just work fine after that.

As a custom app developer, reusing a web app for mobile can be achieved via responsive design, PWAs, hybrid wrappers (Cordova/Ionic), or cross-platform frameworks (React Native/Flutter). Each approach balances code reuse, performance, native API access, and user experience. Choose based on project complexity, required native features, and maintenance trade-offs.

I've found this thread helpful: https://kernelnewbies.kernelnewbies.narkive.com/rCAKczFM/regarding-getrandom-syscall#post10

There's a hint how to use the system call number (from some architecture docs I do not understand) to get around the missing syscalls.

Quoting here in case this gets lost:

Avantika Rawat
Hi All,

Thanks for the help

I was getting SYS_getrandom not defined compilation error as it is not defined in my c libraries. Also now i am able to call getrandom through syscall with proper syscall number which is arch dependent.
syscall (6314, buf, l , o);

I've done the same thing, luckily i was on the same arch as them, and it's worked.

I was using the Intellij for the first time and this error spilled up.
On File > Project Structure, under Project, the projectSDK had JDK21
Still got this error

I did 2 things
Under File > Invalidate Cache, Invalidate and restart
Then used "Add JDK from Disk" option to load the JDK from JavaVirtualMachines/jdk-21.jdk/Contens/Home

It works

这个错误是由于 ImageMagick 的安全策略限制了对临时文件的访问导致的，可以通过修改ImageMagick 的安全策略文件（policy.xml）解决。

<!-- 修改前（示例） -->
<policy domain="coder" rights="none" pattern="PS" />
<policy domain="coder" rights="none" pattern="PDF" />
<policy domain="coder" rights="none" pattern="GIF" />
<policy domain="coder" rights="none" pattern="HTTPS" />
<policy domain="coder" rights="none" pattern="HTTP" />
<policy domain="coder" rights="none" pattern="MVG" />
<policy domain="path" rights="none" pattern="/tmp/*" /> <!-- 若存在临时文件限制 -->

<!-- 修改后 -->
<policy domain="coder" rights="read|write" pattern="PS" />
<policy domain="coder" rights="read|write" pattern="PDF" />
<policy domain="coder" rights="read|write" pattern="GIF" />
<policy domain="coder" rights="read|write" pattern="HTTPS" />
<policy domain="coder" rights="read|write" pattern="HTTP" />
<policy domain="coder" rights="read|write" pattern="MVG" />
<policy domain="path" rights="read|write" pattern="/tmp/*" /> <!-- 允许访问临时目录 -->

添加通用允许策略（可选，若仍报错）
在文件末尾添加一条允许所有操作的策略（谨慎使用，可能影响安全性）：
<policy domain="coder" rights="read|write" pattern="*" />
<policy domain="path" rights="read|write" pattern="*" />

Found DNS Name Server mismatch in DNS Made Easy when comparing to UAT R53 Hosted Zone

Confirmed that appropriate name servers are being called and issue appears to be resolved

This code converts the class according to another variable, and will work for most use cases:

y <- as(y, class(x))

For some classes, such as Dates, you have to extend the class definition with a coercion method yourself

If someone is looking for a question to answer

You can use the service to determine the ip behind the proxy, just enter your proxies and get an answer

Update your dart version to 3.8

Never use asset() while using Dompdf or Laravel Snappy instead of this use public_path for your links and the images

There is already a default search path for a user. But it looks like you are trying to have a default search path per connection. I would be inclined to relegate that to cursor level where it more belongs: you can execute the set search_path=schema-name as soon as you have your cursor and it will persist until reset explicitly through the same cursor.

Big thanks for this fantastic kernel release! I've been testing Elite Kernel [Perfume] and the performance has been outstanding — smooth, responsive, and with noticeable battery improvements. The Linaro 6.1 optimization really shines here.

If you're into fine-tuning your Android experience or exploring custom scent-themed performance tweaks, we’re doing some exciting work over at awscents.co.uk. Happy to collaborate or share insights from our testing with this kernel!

late to the party, but one available solution may be using facet_grid instead of facet_wrap as shown in this very nice blog post.

const frameProcessor = useFrameProcessor((frame) => { 'worklet'; // CRUCIAL: Marks this function as a worklet runAsync(frame, () => { 'worklet'; const faces = detectFaces(frame); runOnJS(setDetectedFaces)(faces); runOnJS(console.log)('Detected faces:', faces.length); }); }, [detectFaces]) I have tried in the way you suggested but does got my answer. please help!

They are making this very hectic these days, but yeah you can try either waiting for another flutter update, because sometimes it take time for all the plugins to get updated after an android studio update.

I saw a new solution from AutoLocalise where you dont need to manage translation files and those the headache thing, tried with one of my project, works quite well.

https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-autolocalise

For this you will require

• guild id of both the servers
• role id of the roles you want to remove

This can be accomplished using the code :

@bot.command()
async def remove_roles(ctx, member: discord.Member):
    #get guild and role of 1st guild
    guild1 = client.get_guild(<ID>) # ID of 1st guild
    role1 = guild1.get_role(<Role ID>) # ID of the role of 1st guild
    #get guild and role of 2nd guild
    guild2 = client.get_guild(<ID>) # ID of 2nd guild
    role2 = guild2.get_role(<Role ID>) # ID of the role of 2nd guild
    
    #remove role from user in 1st guild
    m1 = guild1.get_member(member.id)
    await m1.remove_roles(role1)
    
    #remove role from user in 2nd guild
    m2 = guild2.get_member(member.id)
    await m2.remove_roles(role2)
    
    await ctx.send("Roles are removed from the user.")

^{This is a minimal reproducible example and you can further change it according to your needs.}

Reference:

• discord.Client.get_guild (client.get_guild)
• discord.Guild.get_role (guild1.get_role, guild2.get_role)
• discord.Guild.get_member (guild1.get_member, guild2.get_member)
• discord.Member.remove_roles (m1.remove_roles, m2.remove_roles)

I have one question in postgres full-text-search if we passed half word into that it won't work
like if we passed lapt instead of laptop then what we will do now?

To fix this issue the best solution is to navigate to the GA4 Event Seen attached. Then click settings seen above. This will take you to the tag settings, from here you will be able to switch on the user-provided data capabilities.

Just set for the Iteration Path @fieldValue=System.IterationPath it should work perfectly to solve your to target the macro to set the iteration to @CurrentIteration

Also facing same issue my Github repo name contain capital letters but Docker require image name (repo) to be lowercase

Below solution worked for me

# add below lines where ever required
 steps:
   ...

   # repo name to lowercase
   - name: Convert repo name to lowercase
     id: lowercase
     run: echo "repo_name_lc=${GITHUB_REPOSITORY##*/}" | tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' >> $GITHUB_ENV

   - name: Build and push
     ...
     with:
         ...
         tags: ${{ secrets.DOCKER_USERNAME }}/${{ env.repo_name_lc }}:latest

Explanation

${GITHUB_REPOSITORY##*/} -> Contain full repo name ##*/ removes everything up to including the last /.

tr '[:upper:]' '[:lower:]' -> translates all uppercase to lowercase letter.

echo "repo_name_lc=..." -> defining the variable

>> $GITHUB_ENV -> appends the line to this file that GitHub Actions uses.

You probably need to define a collection for the table & schema you'd like trino to be able to query. See https://trino.io/docs/current/connector/mongodb.html#table-definition-label for more information.

Is there any method to connect two cellular router directly in IP layer? more straightful, connect server and client directly in IP layer bypass the public IP middle server. the network topology i want show below.

Yes, if they have public IP addresses. At least the "server" device, that is.

This is not anything specific to cellular (well, not anymore). They both are on the same network in a sense – the Internet – but the respective ISPs might not be giving them a dedicated IPv4 address, instead choosing to put them behind CGNAT (and if they do give a dedicated address, they may still be blocking inbound connections for a variety of reasons). It's just far more common on cellular, but these days has become just as widespread even for residential connections.

So you need to contact your operator (for the "server" device) and find out what the options are. Sometimes they provide an IPv4 address as an addon, sometimes they have specific plans that include one. Sometimes if the real operator doesn't do this, you may be able to find IoT-oriented MVNOs which do. Once your "server" SIM card has been assigned a dedicated IPv4 address, just connect to that.

Increasingly often, ISPs do provide IPv6 addresses by default (as there is more of those available to give out), so if your router and client/server software support IPv6 (ought to, in 2025!) then you might be able to make a direct connection using those addresses instead of IPv4 – though a cellular ISP may still decide to block incoming connections and you may still have to contact them regardless.

The mysql-cdc package introduction error caused, as shown in the figure below, the flink-sql-connector-xx fat package needs to be used.

I'm new here, can't yet comment. Jeff Axelrod's scrip seems to work for me, but in some cases it spits out a very large # of errors before continuing on to other files. The printed errors prevent me from identifying the culprit files. Is there any way to echo off those errors? Thanks!

Starting 23ai, Oracle JDBC Driver supports PEM format keystore / wallet. It can be configured using the "oracle.net.wallet_location" connection property or through the wallet_location URL parameter.

Please refer : https://docs.oracle.com/en/database/oracle/oracle-database/23/jjdbc/client-side-security.html#GUID-5434961D-EACC-4EFB-A794-C59D8067E8DE

https://www.jetbrains.com/help/idea/opening-files-from-command-line.html#8d997325

refer this url. They updated the feature recently as the site says.

I need to install amazon Q using the instructions found on this page...

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/amazonq/latest/qdeveloper-ug/command-line-installing-ssh-setup-autocomplete.html

After that I could start the q using the command...

./q/bin/q

I can now use natural language instructions like "list all tables"

public class YourIntDecl : IMinMaxDecl<Int16>
{
    public Int16? MinValue { get; set; }
    public Int16? MaxValue { get; set; }
}

YourIntDecl : IMinMaxDecl<Int16?> Should fix it no? You are telling the generic type it Must be of type Int16 that doesn't allow null. But the type expected is a nullable type.

The reason the abstract class works, I think, is because the abstract comes with a base implementation of Int16? While the interface has no inherent properties. It can only force your Implemention to have a property of type T. Which you provide as Int16 non nullable.

In the non compiling example, you are in fact NOT, abiding by the interface contract.

I just ran into this issue. I'm very new to Swift and macOS dev in general but I think the issue is this line:

override class var runsForEachTargetApplicationUIConfiguration: Bool {
        true
    }

I think it is instructing XCTest to try both light and dark (all) modes. This seems to switch the default mode system-wide. I think it may be undocumented behaviour from XCTest.

If you don't need to test both light and dark mode, remove that line and it should just run in whatever environment you have set.

In my opinion personally you need both a MacOS and an IOS , yes you can use emulator but while archiving your project it is more convenient to have a IOS device with yourself

You can't manually set only three properties for the FormData variable.

  const asset = result.assets[0].file;
  const form = new FormData();
  form.append("newimage", asset as any);

Using the whole file fixes the issue.

Yes if you just download the Microsoft Store version of Roblox, you can use pyautogui just fine :)

You should at least try to solve this yourself and ask for more specific help.

Start by looking at tools like this: https://pypi.org/project/PyPDF2/

or this: https://github.com/pymupdf/PyMuPDF

A high-level approach to this solution could be extracting metadata and segmenting the document based on visual cues like title, blank pages, headers, and footers. Then tag the pages based on this. Then sort and extract into separate files.

This can be a deep and rewarding journey for you. good luck.

There is an alternative way.

I have posted an example of a DataList using RepeatLayout="flow" plus the corresponding CSS to make the DataList generate its output into a flex box.

Please see https://stackoverflow.com/a/79650596/24374126

Or see the example. Resize your browser to see the effect.

Hope this helps

Increase bucket count during table creation, balance data distribution, or enable enable_segcompaction.

I think the issue you are facing is related to the synthetic package deprecation. There is a whole explanation and migration guide here: https://docs.flutter.dev/release/breaking-changes/flutter-generate-i10n-source

as follows:

1. Internet reasons, heartbeat needs to be solved

2. Confirm whether query_timeout is 300s, adjust query_timeout, and also consider dynamically adjusting fe's max_query_retry_time

3. Version defects, can be upgraded to the latest three-digit stable version

While you might occasionally see other, shorter extensions like .pgt, .parquet, is the official and widely recognized standard. Longer extensions are increasingly common for modern file formats, and parquet is a prime example of this trend.

yes, http.Client is not closed.

i found one thing, golang http.Client has a param 'ForceAttemptHTTP2'. it will use http2 first, except the server response is http1. And if you don't close body when use http2, theres's no leak.

here is a command to check where server supports http2.0.

curl -I -v --http2 example.com/xxx/xxx

then you can see ALPN details for http2.0.

I have an idea, if the phone number is optional, you can do the following set up. I tells allauth than the phone number is optional.

ACCOUNT_SIGNUP_FIELDS = [
    "phone",  # <-- remove the asterisk (*)
    "email*",
    "username*",
    "password1",
    "password2"
]

You should FIRST determine whether you are using "Turbopack" or "Webpack". Those are different in CSS processing and Styling.

boxShadow: '0px 3px 8px 0px #00000014', just use this

hello，I have a similar question, could you please help me?

correct formula：

LET(
        s_list, CHOOSE({1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13}, BT4,BY4,CD4,CI4,CN4,CS4,DC4,DH4,DM4,DR4,DW4,EG4,EL4),
        days_list, CHOOSE({1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11,12,13}, BW4,CB4,CG4,CL4,CQ4,CV4,DF4,DK4,DP4,DU4,DZ4,EJ4,EO4),
        cumulative_S, SCAN(0, s_list, LAMBDA(a, v, a + v)),
        total_days, SUM(days_list),
        break_week, IFERROR(MATCH(TRUE, cumulative_S >= BK4, 0), 14),
        remaining_S, BK4 - IF(break_week > 1, SUM(INDEX(s_list, SEQUENCE(break_week - 1, 1, 1, 1))), 0),
        partial_days, IFERROR((remaining_S / INDEX(s_list, break_week)) * INDEX(days_list, break_week), 0),
        IF(
            break_week <= 13,
            ROUND(
                IF(
                    break_week = 1,
                    0,
                    SUM(INDEX(days_list, SEQUENCE(break_week - 1, 1, 1, 1)))
                ) + partial_days,
                0
            ),
            ROUND(total_days, 0)
        )
    )

When using java POI to generate a formula, a lot of @ symbols are added. I am currently using Excel 365

You can set the session parameter enable_unicode_name_support to true:

-- Global can be removed without global

set global enable_unicode_name_support = true;

-- Create a Chinese column name table

create table table name (Chinese column name data type, ...);

Use PHPMailer and open a php file for send_emails ask fit the script

There are modbus example VIs and projects. You could try starting with one of those and seeing if you get the same error.

Examples Menu

The specific error text may help point you in the right direction. You can right click the error indicator and select "Explain Error" for more detail.

Is "Highlight Execution" on every time it runs? That would slow things down.

from gtts import gTTS

from pydub import AudioSegment

from pydub.playback import play

import os

# Crear el guion con las dos voces masculinas indicadas (alternadas)

script = """

Locutor 1: Bienvenidos a NotiGlobal, su espacio informativo en donde analizamos los temas que mueven al mundo.

Locutor 2: Hoy hablaremos sobre un fenómeno social y humano que atraviesa fronteras y transforma sociedades: la migración.

Locutor 1: La migración es el desplazamiento de personas de un lugar a otro con la intención de establecerse, ya sea de manera temporal... o permanente.

Locutor 2: Puede darse dentro del mismo país —lo que se conoce como migración interna— o entre distintos países, conocida como migración internacional.

Locutor 1: Existen varios tipos de migración. La migración voluntaria, cuando las personas deciden mudarse por razones como trabajo o estudio.

Locutor 2: Y la migración forzada, cuando se ven obligadas a huir debido a guerras, persecución... o desastres naturales.

Locutor 1: También está la migración estacional, que ocurre por trabajos temporales... Y la migración de retorno, cuando alguien decide regresar a su lugar de origen.

Locutor 2: Entre las causas más comunes están: la búsqueda de mejores oportunidades económicas, conflictos armados, crisis humanitarias, cambio climático, persecución política... y desigualdades sociales.

Locutor 1: En muchos casos, se trata de una mezcla de factores personales, económicos... y ambientales.

Locutor 2: La migración también tiene efectos sobre el medio ambiente. Las áreas receptoras pueden experimentar presión sobre recursos naturales, como el agua o los alimentos.

Locutor 1: Por otro lado, la migración climática, causada por el impacto del cambio climático, está en aumento. Un nuevo desafío... global.

Locutor 2: Según datos recientes, los países con mayor cantidad de personas migrantes son: India, México, Rusia, China y Siria.

Locutor 1: Muchos de estos migrantes han salido en busca de seguridad, empleo... o una vida digna.

Locutor 2: Estados Unidos encabeza la lista de países receptores, seguido por Alemania, Arabia Saudita, Reino Unido y Canadá. Países que atraen migrantes por su estabilidad económica, seguridad... y oportunidades laborales.

Locutor 1: La migración es una realidad que forma parte de la historia de la humanidad. Comprenderla es clave para construir sociedades más justas, inclusivas... y resilientes.

Locutor 2: Porque detrás de cada número, hay una historia. Un sueño. Y una persona.

Locutor 1: Esto fue NotiGlobal, donde la información... conecta al mundo. Hasta la próxima.

"""

# Dividir el guion por líneas y generar cada parte con gTTS

lines = script.strip().split('\n')

audio_segments = []

for i, line in enumerate(lines):

if "Locutor 1:" in line: 

    text = line.replace("Locutor 1:", "").strip() 

    tts = gTTS(text=text, lang='es', tld='com.mx')  # Voz masculina neutra 

elif "Locutor 2:" in line: 

    text = line.replace("Locutor 2:", "").strip() 

    tts = gTTS(text=text, lang='es', tld='com.mx')  # Otra voz masculina similar (limitado en gTTS) 

else: 

    continue 



filename = f"/mnt/data/segment\_{i}.mp3" 

tts.save(filename) 

audio_segments.append(AudioSegment.from_mp3(filename)) 

# Unir todos los segmentos en un solo audio final

final_audio = sum(audio_segments)

output_path = "/mnt/data/NotiGlobal_Migracion.mp3"

final_audio.export(output_path, format="mp3")

output_path

There could be a possibility with a no collector approach. I haven't tried it properly but is a possibility
https://opentelemetry.io/docs/collector/deployment/no-collector/

The other possibility is to just use AWS xray. There are no runtime costs it seems but you are locked into just using aws tracing which is perfectly functional.

Thanks, a lot for your help.

This allowed me to find the actual issue whilst trying to make the changes.

Answer: There was no misalignment, only a visual appearance of one.

The labels were centered, but looks to be aligned on the next tick's over quite well, thus giving the impression it was offset.

Fixing the xticks alignment ha to 'right' fixed the issue.

plt.xticks(rotation=45, ha='right')

tronapi Status

• tronapi is an older, unofficial TRON SDK, and it's no longer maintained.

• It supports basic TRX transfers but has limited or no support for TRC20 tokens (like USDT).

• For modern development, it's strongly recommended to use tronpy instead.

OT Master Light has mooved is 2025 on

https://web.archive.org/web/20200616045602/https://www.fonttools.org/downloads/OTMA/OTM_Light_370_WIN.zip

https://web.archive.org/web/20210613073246/https://www.fontmaster.nl/test-demo.html

I think you've this issue because the script tag is before the div tag. When the page script is loaded, the script doesn't know that the div tag exists and return "underfined".

I am using Angular 20, @for is new syntax. With track expression determines a key used to associate array items with the views in the DOM

@for (news of data; track news.json) {
  <h3>{{news.json}}</h3>
} @empty {
  <h3>There are no json.</h3>
}

I had the same situation as yours, and after a lot of researches and tries most of the tools (e.g. Typewriter) and libs (e.g. Nswag, Kiota), nothing can satify my very simple requirement (a very simple transformation from C# to TS).

In the end, I decided to implement the tool myself using the following libraries:

• Scriban: a template engine to generate the typescript file from a template with some input data
• Roslyn: a C# parser to extract the C# classes, methods, enums information to pass to the scriban template for rendering

Find more details in this post: https://kalcancode.wordpress.com/2025/06/02/how-to-build-a-c-to-typescript-generator-tools-and-ideas/

I'm not sure why this is but I think you need a version of the interface for value types and another version for reference types (the nullable thing in C# is kind of half-baked).

I.e., this interface works:

    public interface IMinMaxDecl<T> where T : struct, IComparable

Thanks a lot for your time, Starship. It works very fine for an active Window, but what I am aiming is for background windows.

I am trying make CTRL work in any window I am using ( even an active instance of the game ) while it does not affect 4 instances of the game that are running in background. The way I am trying to do it now AHK kidnaps CTRL from the whole system, not allowing its use, like this code:

#Requires AutoHotkey v2

pausa := 400
pausa2 := 300
pausa3 := 400
targetPID := 29948
SetKeyDelay -1
SetMouseDelay -1

loopToggle := 0

Home:: Teleporte()
PgUP::global loopToggle := 0

#HotIf WinExist('ahk_exe ragexe.exe')
*LAlt::
*LControl::
*RAlt::
*LShift::
*RControl::Return
#HotIf

Teleporte()
{
    global loopToggle := 1
    While loopToggle {
    

        ControlSend '{F1}',, "ahk_pid" targetPID
        sleep pausa
        ControlSend '{F1}',, "ahk_pid" targetPID
        sleep pausa
        ControlSend '{F1}',, "ahk_pid" targetPID
        sleep pausa
        ControlSend '{F1}',, "ahk_pid" targetPID
        sleep pausa
    }
}

It works by not interrupting the execution, but CTRL stops working anywhere.
I tried using

#HotIf WinExist('ahk_pid targetPID')

but this way it does not work as using ahk_exe, the execution is halted while key is pressed.

I was able to fix the problem (and improve my code) by using shutil.copyfileobj to copy from the old file to new one.

dependencies:
  flutter_math_fork:
    git:
      url: https://github.com/Telosnex/flutter_math_fork_fork.git

I believe you're looking for string interpolation:

components.path = "/currency-api@latest/currencies/\(baseCur).json"

downloading Java 17, and running this line finally solved it

flutter config --jdk-dir /Users/<user_name>/Library/Java/JavaVirtualMachines/ms-17.0.15/Contents/Home  

But I'd still want to know if there's any Easy way i can upgrade my build.gradle without breaking my project cause the more days get past the harder it will become to migrate.

I have the same problem; anyone has any suggestion?

Use the Split operator with an empty delimiter, then cut the first & last elements out:

PS C:\Users\Matth> $chars = ("Moët Wetwang 叉烧包" -split "") | Select -SkipLast 1 -Skip 1
PS C:\Users\Matth> $chars.Length
16
PS C:\Users\Matth> $chars[2]
ë
PS C:\Users\Matth> $chars[15]
包

I found a workaround for this issue by using Bun instead of Node.js.

https://scholar247.org/the-river-crossing-puzzle this is one of solution which explains very clearly

I also spend a lot of time on this and realized Glue 5.0 does not support custom log group. When I revert 5.0 to 4.0, I verified logs appeared in custom log group.

https://docs.aws.amazon.com/glue/latest/dg/monitor-continuous-logging-enable.html

Continuous logging is only available in AWS Glue 4.0 and earlier.

{"iv":"jSCAIdbsUacKaFGEHnTJtg==",
"v":1,
"iter":1000,
"ks":256,
"ts":64,
"mode":"ccm",
"adata":"",
"cipher":"aes",
"salt":"m8DuThaS2HU=",
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I think there might be.

The approach would be to use one tool to manage the shared env -- say, pyenv -- and another to manage the project-specific one -- say uv.

You'd set the shared dependencies by having an active pyenv virtualenv and use pip to install the common dependencies. Then uv with its own venv would be used, via uv pip install, to layer in project-specific dependencies.

Currently I've used pyenv + uv together, but I point uv's "venv" to the pyenv environment and so am not doing this layering. so... I'm thinking this could work but haven't tested it. This questions was asked a while ago but if there's still interest I could see if the idea presented in this answer actually works.

Looks like, another container is eating up shared disk space. In MacOS (which is the host system in my case) docker runs in VM that has separate file system for it's needs. This file system is separate from the host file system, but shared across all running docker containers. Case closed.

In C++20 or higher, the following macro implements the desired behavior.

It's a single line of code and works the same way that __FILE__ does.

#define __FILENAME__ std::string_view(__FILE__).substr(std::string_view(__FILE__).find_last_of("/\\") + 1).data()

How are you manually grabbing it? If it's through a REST API, have you tried directly using a web activity to generate the OAuth token and then carrying that over. So use a web activity to get the token, save it to a variable and then reference it in a later activity

Moving between Spring Config Server and Azure App Configuration is rather easy. The key item to key in mind is that Spring Profiles map to Azure App Configuration labels. Then Azure App Configuration allows for import/export of properties/yaml files either via the cli or the Azure portal, just make sure to set the label as the profile.

Azure App Configuration has spring-cloud-azure-appconfiguration-config, a provider library that supports loading and refreshing of configurations. This is also a Spring Web library that supports auto refresh.

There shouldn't be any feature that Spring Config Server has that Azure App Configuration doesn't. And Azure App Configuration supports config store replica for added redundancy if needed.

I'm the main developer on the Azure App Configuration Spring library. If you find any feature missing that you need create an issue on the azure-sdk-for-java github repo and we can look at adding it.