To process incoming MQTT messages, I used asyncio.run_coroutine_threadsafe(coro, loop) to push messages into an asyncio.Queue for subsequent processing. Pure asyncio.
For anyone else hitting this wall like I was, I created a Shader based video player in 8th wall, using aframe which is removing background using an alpha map in real time, but I was having ridiculous sorting issues on my end not resolving even though the logic was sound. Anyway, this solved the problem above. Thank you.
Explicitly setting the sortObjects to true is key.
I also tried to find something like that in VS Code, but I didn't find any extension like this.
Finally, I have created an extension for this. You can try this extension
I also tried to find something like that in VS Code, but I didn't find any extension like this.
Finally, I have created an extension for this. You can try this extension
You are receiving this error either because your input OAuth2 scope name is invalid or it refers to a newer scope that is outside the domain of this legacy API.
This API was built at a time when the scope name format was not yet standardized. This is no longer the case and all valid scope names (both old and new) are catalogued at https://developers.google.com/identity/protocols/oauth2/scopes. Use that webpage to lookup (manually) the scope name associated with the API you are trying to call and use it to craft your OAuth2 request.
Sorry this is minimally relevant to this thread, but I'm having trouble finding a more relevant one. For anyone experiencing a timeout error when using donwload.file, I think exiting any video call software (e.g., Zoom, Teams) also helps. I just troubleshooted this and wanted to throw it on stackoverflow somewhere for anyone with a related issue.
You could have each subscriber "produce" a new message once it's received the original message and send that to a new SNS topic. From there, set up an SQS that subscribes to that SNS topic and have your application/script read from that SQS and check for all 3 messages from each of the subscriber's. Once it has all 3 messages, delete the messages, and then continue processing/generating metrics.
i solved this problem by fixing errors appearing in the console.
When i run the app using "run without debug" in vs code the app works correctly but using release mode a white screen apears. In the console i have an error "incorrect parent widget" related to Expanded() that should not be inside a row() or a stack(), after fixing this and compile the app to apk and install it in my phone, no white screen.
So at least fix the errors related to the Widgets building appearing in the console.
public class FlowLayoutSeperator extends JSeparator {
private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;
public FlowLayoutSeperator() {
super(SwingConstants.VERTICAL);
var fm = this.getFontMetrics(getFont());
this.setPreferredSize(new Dimension(3, fm.getHeight()));
}
}
Ah, too late three years later but as for others who is faced with this problem - nothing wrong with your code, you simply forgot to add credentials after OAuth authentication (https://developers.google.com/youtube/v3/guides/authentication). You need to implement your own concent as Web App when you need data like this. API key is not enough.
just following up on this, were you able to get a workaround or solution? If I use input_text = INITIAL_PROMPT + " " it gives a gibberish/unexpected output.
step 1- https://pecl.php.net/package/mongodb visit this website and click on the dll, and download the zip as per your php version, see the image below
when you click on it choose the thread safe version to download see the image below download .dll file image.jpg
step 2 - then put the dll file on this path C:\xampp\php\ext your path might be different depending upon the xampp installation
step 3 - open your php.ini file and put this line extension=php_mongodb.dll after your **extension=zip
**
if you have trouble opening php.ini file see the below image how to open php.ini .jpg
My idea is probably unnecessarily complicated, but for sending an encrypted message you could set up a flask WSGI HTTP server that receives input via the URL, create a script that forwards that to HTTPS server (self signed certificate is technically more vulnerable), and if this is for production, you could make the HTTPS port UPnP so it forwards automatically. Assuming all of the scripts getting forwarded listen at whatever your system perceives itself to be (not 0.0.0.0), this should make some fairly secure communication.
Faced with this same problem, and upset with the available options, I started on a tool myself called [FFcommander](https://github.com/harper-rhett/FFCommander). It allows you to speak to FFmpeg with C# by sending command line commands. It has an API for common features that abstract the commands completely. I plan to expand it in the future to cover much more ground but for the time being it should be really easy to develop off of as well.
I had a session variable declared DECLARE log_id INT;
In the queries, that used log_id, MySQL is using the variable instead of the column from the table.
So the statement
SELECT value_id, log_id from testdata;
Returned the value_id from the table, but the variable log_id value. Renaming the declared variable solved the issue.
Consider this question answered! Thanks to everyone who provided input.
Many Tracker objects in OpenCV are deprecated because they are outdated, less accurate, and not well-maintained. Newer trackers like CSRT and KCF offer better performance and are preferred for modern use
You can't have both custom_authenticator and form_login_ldap active on the same firewall simultaneously. Symfony only uses one authenticator per request.
So Write a single custom authenticator that first tries LDAP logic and, if that fails, falls back to your custom logic (or vice versa).
Symfony’s new security system is designed for this: chain your logic inside the authenticator instead of in security.yaml.
Example:
Inside your custom authenticator, inject both LDAP service + your local user service
Try LDAP bind first; if that fails, try local
This way, you control the flow and only register one authenticator in the firewall.
This might be an old thread, but I was having the same issue, and I fixed it by checking the node version that Playwright is using in the package.json file and then updating the directory with that latest version of node per the json file.
The RESET contacts are located in the lower right corner and are highlighted in a red rectangle. For a cold restart, it is enough to close them with any actuating mechanism on the control board, for example, a relay. This contact group is standardized and its description can be taken from the manual for almost any motherboard (not only Asustek).
I can help you with that, there's two options, using chatgpt like chatbot to teach it the things and create a local LLM, but It would require a running server so people can access it remotely. Unless you plan to run it locally is not ideal with current state of smartphone software and hardware capabilities. The second option is to create an app or a website where we create frequently asked question list with search option where you can put keywords and find then related questions and answers. Another option is to create another pdf with revised format that adjusts itself on the phone but also on the computer with updated fonts, picture and revised guidelines in accordance with recent developments. Contact me if you want me to collaborate.
The error was in my total lack of type converters. I had not used them because I thought that as long as all the parameters of a class didn't need type converters the class itself didn't need one. The type converters in MikeT's anwser seem to work.
MikeT's anwser(s) were really helpful though, because they revealed other issues with my code that I did not know of because of my lack of understanding.
Since SQL doesn’t allow deleting from multiple tables directly using JOIN, I split the logic into two separate DELETE statements, each using a WHERE ... IN (SELECT ...) clause.
Step 1: Delete from books
DELETE FROM books WHERE BOOK_ID IN ( SELECT b1.BOOK_ID FROM books b1 JOIN price p1 ON b1.BOOK_ID = p1.ID WHERE p1.ISBN IS NOT NULL AND p1.VALUTA = 'yen' AND b1.YEAR BETWEEN 2011 AND 2014 );
Step 2: Delete from price
DELETE FROM price WHERE ID IN ( SELECT p1.ID FROM price p1 JOIN books b1 ON p1.ID = b1.BOOK_ID WHERE p1.ISBN IS NOT NULL AND p1.VALUTA = 'yen' AND b1.YEAR BETWEEN 2011 AND 2014 );
Listen i want to tell you that this website do accurate calculations. Dont worry, i also used it for my final project. Also in my point of view, this is accurate. I dont know about others. Hope it solves your query.
I cannot reproduce points 1 and 2, the timers are working as expected:
For Flow Control Action sampler you can set the think time in User Defined Variables so if you need to dry-run the test without think time you will have to change it only in one place.
I have managed to sort it out. As stated earlier, next-mdx-remote isn't working with the latest version of Next.js, but there is next-mdx-remote-client which can be used instead. A few changes need to be made but it isn't a lot overall.
We are using amqplib in a TypeScript/Node.js application to publish messages to RabbitMQ using sendToQueue, and although it returns true and we’ve wrapped it with ConfirmChannel and await channel.waitForConfirms(), we are experiencing a recurring issue where some messages are not delivered to the consumer. For instance, when 5 messages are sent, only 3 may be received by the consumer, even though no errors are thrown and waitForConfirms() resolves successfully. All queues are asserted with { durable: true }, messages are sent with { persistent: true }, and consumers are set up with noAck: false and are explicitly calling ack(msg). We’ve also tested with a Dead Letter Queue and found no messages routed there, suggesting they’re not being rejected or expired. The problem is intermittent and occurs under both light and moderate loads. We are trying to understand if this could be due to internal buffering, prefetch settings, missing acks, or a known edge case in amqplib where messages are silently dropped despite using confirmations. We would appreciate any insight into what could be causing this message loss, and whether there's an established approach or configuration that guarantees delivery reliability in this scenario.
NotificationCenter.default.addObserver(forName: UIApplication.willTerminateNotification, object: nil, queue: .main) { [self] _ in
Task.synchronous { [self] in
await asyncWork()
}
}
Extension Code
Task.synchronous extension (credit to Mojitaba Hosseini):
extension Task where Failure == Error {
/// Performs an async task in a sync context.
///
/// - Note: This function blocks the thread until the given operation is finished. The caller is responsible for managing multithreading.
static func synchronous(priority: TaskPriority? = nil, operation: @escaping @Sendable () async throws -> Success) {
let semaphore = DispatchSemaphore(value: 0)
Task(priority: priority) {
defer { semaphore.signal() }
return try await operation()
}
semaphore.wait()
}
}
Caveat
If you use actors in your code at all, awaiting any actor method or variable will cause the Task to never complete/to be killed. Instead, you should resolve and store any actor variables locally, then capture them in the Task closure to use them without any actor access waiting.
Example:
let peripheral = await localPeripheral
peripheralTerminateNotification = NotificationCenter.default.addObserver(forName: UIApplication.willTerminateNotification, object: nil, queue: .main) { [self] _ in
Task.synchronous { [self] in
await stop(peripheral: peripheral)
}
}
In addition, the Asahi Linux project has done a massive amount of work in reverse-engineering the M-series GPU instruction set. https://asahilinux.org/
Setting up UTF-8 Encoding - Ensure your application.yaml file is saved in UTF-8 encoding. If non-UTF-8 encoding is used, Japanese characters otherwise not display correctly.
messages:
greeting: こんにちは
farewell: さようなら
Call this properties in Java File in Spring boot through of @Value Annotation.
@Value("${messages.greeting}")
private String greetingMessage;
Using @ConfigurationProperties
@Configuration
@ConfigurationProperties(prefix = "messages")
public class MessageConfig {
private String greeting;
private String farewell;
// Getters and Setters
}
If you are use Multi-language So you can handle the through of message.properties and as well as store the multi-language in Database also.
Yes! Elementor uses Flatpickr under the hood, so you can override its default date format with a bit of JS. For example, add this in your theme’s functions.php or via Elementor → Custom Code:
About this: In this JSON object, there are a "fields" object which contains "subtasks" array.
In [fields][subtasks] you will always receive an empty array if you use cloud jira for epic issues!!!
The source of problem was found. It was related to the handlers from Systick, SVC and pendSV. I should use the handlers from FreeRTOS instead of the functions used by the ST. So, in my source code, I changed the l vector table (on file startup_stm32f767zitx.s) to these:
No, this is expected behavior. Your solution with setTimezone() is the proper way to handle it.
When using a Unix timestamp with DateTime (like @1718607600), PHP ignores both the default timezone and any timezone passed to the constructor. That's why your first snippet shows +00:00 - it's forced to UTC.
The fix is simple: Create your timestamp in UTC, then convert it to your timezone using setTimezone() right after:
$row->created = (new DateTime('@' . $row->created)) ->setTimezone(new DateTimeZone(config('app.timezone')));
Your second snippet already does this correctly. Unix timestamps are UTC-based, so you always need this explicit conversion to show them in local time.
It's an authorization concern that the user be authenticated, so I had to that as the fallback policy and everything works. I made the following addition to the ServiceCollectionExtensions.AddCertificateAuthenticationService method:
builder.Services.AddAuthorization(options =>
{
options.FallbackPolicy = new AuthorizationPolicyBuilder()
.RequireAuthenticatedUser()
.Build();
});
I made a change to NSwag to apply the cancellationToken to the ReadAsStringAsync and ReadAsStreamAsync calls when the framework is .NET 5 or higher. My change should be available in the 14.5 version of NSwag, or the nightly build of master if you need it sooner.
If your data has numbers stored as strings, Python will sort 10 before 2 because it's comparing character-by-character. If you want numeric sorting, convert them to integers in the key:
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<title>
Noah's first website
</title>
</head>
<body>
<h1>If you play Roblox just friend me
my username is Djdog_95 and my character has a blue jersey</h1>
</body>
</html>
