You have a small syntax error - there’s an extra colon after sh:minCount.
Change sh:minCount: 1 ; to sh:minCount 1 ;
For reference, https://www.w3.org/TR/shacl/#MinCountConstraintComponent
You should see "Unsupported SHACL feature detected sh:minCount:" in the GraphDB logs as a hint.
Very confusing, I think AWS still doesn't unify their wording yet.
A shard (in the API and CLI, a node group) is a hierarchical arrangement of nodes, each wrapped in a cluster.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/AmazonElastiCache/latest/dg/CacheNodes.NodeGroups.html
AWS historical picture calling nodes <-> clusters equivalent
So the API documentation page now is using "nodes" instead of "clusters", but IMO that adds even more confusion reading through this parameter :
NumCacheClusters
The number of clusters this replication group initially has.
A Valkey or Redis OSS (cluster mode disabled) replication group is a collection of nodes, where one of the nodes is a read/write primary and the others are read-only replicas. Writes to the primary are asynchronously propagated to the replicas.
Thanks for your reply! I tried it myself, but it doesn't work :(
I get this error message:
A mapping key must be a quoted string, a number, a name, or an expression enclosed in parentheses (unexpected token “operator” of value “%”.
Here's what I did:
<div class="map">
{{ ux_map(
center : [47.65, 1.50],
zoom: 7,
markers = [],
{% for signalement in signalements %}
{% set markers = markers|merge([{
'position' : [signalement.structure.latitude, signalement.structure.longitude],
'title' : signalement.structure.nom
}])
%}
{% endfor %}
attributes: {
class: 'mapimap',
style: 'height: 35rem; width: 30rem',
})
}}
</div>
Or maybe I didn't understand the reply correctly or used it wrong :(
AngularJS is purely a front-end framework, built on JavaScript for creating dynamic, single-page applications. It sometimes feels like a backend tool because it handles routing, data binding, and component logic — but everything it does happens in the browser. For your stack, using Angular (or its modern version, Angular) on the front end and PHP or Node.js on the backend is totally fine — it depends on your project’s architecture and your team’s expertise. When building scalable systems, remember that off-the-shelf software often doesn’t fully meet unique business needs. That’s where custom development shines — tailored solutions align perfectly with workflows, providing a real edge. In many cases, teams choose to hire next js developers to bridge front-end flexibility with backend performance and SEO optimization.
resolved:
change location root/middleware.ts -> src/middleware.ts
There is now a macro for this.
https://docs.julialang.org/en/v1/manual/command-line-interface/#The-Main.main-entry-point
# main.jl
function (@main)(args)
# only runs when `main.jl` is executed like a binary, in other words
#
# $ julia main.jl arguments go here
end
Shift to cloud Run, you can deploy them using these commands:
# Deploy without serving traffic
gcloud run deploy SERVICE --image IMAGE --no-traffic
# Assign 10% traffic to the new revision
gcloud run services update-traffic SERVICE --to-revisions LATEST=10
in firebase functions new revision takes up 100
Someone knows for the 3.1.0 version how is the right setting if I dont want to use the api, but I just need the other functionalities?
cause:
I work in a shared folder (restricted env)
I dont really need api and webserver cause each user will run the gui in localhost sharing metadata in a coomon postgresql database
users have their own config and log files in C:\
-----------
airflow.cfg file:
[core]
auth_manager="airflow.api_fastapi.auth.managers.simple.simple_auth_manager.SimpleAuthManager"
[api]
auth_backend="airflow.api_fastapi.auth.managers.simple.simple_auth_manager.SimpleAuthManager"
---------
Error:
raise AirflowConfigException(
airflow. exceptions.AirflowConfigException: The object could not be loaded. Please check "auth_manager" key in "core" section. Current value: "airflow.api_fastapi.auth.managers.simple.simple_auth_manager.SimpleAuthManager".
this is very strange cause the class object path seems to be well defined.
I cant fin any recent issues on Github linked to that, please any suggestion?
thanks
I had same issue, but in my case the validation annotations were not generated because I configured to use Lombok annotations.
This was my configuration of openapi-generator-maven-plugin before:
<configOptions><additionalModelTypeAnnotations>@lombok.Data
@lombok.Builder
@lombok.AllArgsConstructor
@lombok.NoArgsConstructor
@lombok.Generated</additionalModelTypeAnnotations>
</configOptions>
and @NotNull and @Valid annotations were not generated on the class's fields. After removal of additionalModelTypeAnnotations config option, the getters are generated with validation annotations.
The options "useBeanValidation" and "useJakartaEe", and the dependency "spring-boot-starter-validation" were not needed in my case.
There's now a tag for that, check it out:
https://github.com/primefaces/primefaces/issues/11952
You might want to look at bigfloat. It fits your need for unlimited size, but unfortunately, it only provides basic operations (abs, max, min, pow, round, sum) and lacks any NumPy infrastructure.
A more feature-rich alternative is mpmath. It also supports arbitrary-precision arithmetic and offers a much wider range of mathematical functions, though it too operates outside of NumPy.
Thanks to ChatGPT 5 Pro. It took a long time to answer, but he answered correctly. I'm happy with the table. The best package I have tried so far for cross-tabulation. I think I'll be using the expss package for all my tables.
expss Authors need to prepare better support documentation. It's quite complicated and hard to find anything.
I am giving the solution for those who have the same problem.
library(expss) # load package
expss_output_viewer() # to view in the Viewer
mtcars %>%
tab_cols(list("Miles/(US) gallon")) %>% # column names
tab_cells(set_var_lab(mpg, "")) %>% # <-- Changed
tab_rows(cyl) %>%
tab_subtotal_rows("Total" = lo %thru% hi,
position = "bottom") %>% # <-- changed
tab_stat_fun("n" = w_n,
"Mean" = w_mean,
"Std. Err." = w_se,
"Min" = w_min,
"Max" = w_max,
unsafe = FALSE,
method = list) %>%
tab_pivot()
Thank you for sharing your experience and for reporting this issue. I registered this issue on our tracker: RSRP-502076 StringSyntax("Route") doesn't work in specific scenarios.
We would appreciate it if you could upvote it to demonstrate your interest.
Same error for apline linux, but I found a workaround for this:
https://github.com/confluentinc/librdkafka/issues/4897
I already created the issue report on GitHub about this problem nearly one year ago.
Hopefully it will be tackled soon...
In my case my model factories had unsetEventDispatcher() in them which I had missed as I was so focused on looking at the actual tests.
the structure of the model: enter image description here in Hull vehicleSeat
I came up with the mapping solution, using in Windows terminal
subst H: "C:\Users\fulanito\ownCloud\Fold\Shared\Data\physics\" I only have to created another subfold called "Fold" and in the owncloud fold and introduce all the archives there. Now they update easily and I can create a bat archive to initiate when I turn on the computer.
I've resolved the issue, no idea how as I tried many different options!
I *think* it was by updating openlog to v8 and installing via the button in the v11 version of update site. (although I tried that a few times and it seemed to be installing in the background for over an hour each time and I had to restart Notes each time). Never seemed to work via application--> install, from either the v9 or v11 update site, both server and local, nor from local folder. Weird.
Docx documents are a composite of xml files. You can see them by renaming your file mydoc.docx => mydoc.zip and look for a file "sharedStrings.xml" or something like that.
Search for this tag <m:f . It seems that the php script is looking for an attribute to this tag. You will be able to determine what part of the document is concerned by the error returned by the script.
@Reed meanwhile, 13 years later... but thought I'd chime in anyways. Not sure if you happen to have a rooted phone, but if you do, I'm guessing this is possible since 2019 with the LSPosed Framework. It should allow you to create code that can intercept the other app's calls to its onAttachedToWindow(), add the flag and continue the flow.
Beware: this will take you down a rabbit-hole involving diving deeply into Magisk, LSPosed, and most likely having to take steps so your banking apps, wallets, netflix, etc do not detect root. It depends on how badly you want this and you having a significant dose of grit 😜 #GoodLuck!
Is Keycloak an option for that?
You can use this plugin
https://digitallicense.net/google-news-sitemap-generator-plugin
its the best google news plugin with tiny codes.
npm i [email protected] !!!!!!!!!
Model binding errors occur before FluentValidation. To customize messages per property, use a custom for parsing errors while keeping FluentValidation for business rules, ensuring precise, property-specific validation messages.
After a lot of testing and learning, I found out that the config.json file of the custom registry in my organization was actually the original one, which means my Cargo was asked to download crates from the official crates.io source.
After notifying the DevOps team, the issue was fixed: dl and api in config.json were modified to reachable paths inside the organization's network.
What about the dynamic import, as using this also, things are not working
Well, i was looking for the same. I found out that there is no such manual way of making a flipbook from a PDF file.
However, I came to know about https://marketplace.microsoft.com/en-us/product/saas/bitrecover.pdf-to-flipbook?tab=overview for this solution.
It really worked best for me. It's easy to use and works fast. So you can give it a try.
why the program work very slow? Access work more faster than excel. Can we speed up the program?
However, when the text is in italics, an Angle can still be obtained, but the text is still in a horizontal direction. What should be done about this
i am having the same issue as above, and there is some serious issues with the submit button, don't have much time to investigate and try elementor to handle it, but the result is same. and also the form missaligned to left for mobile viewers.
enable this in your chrome browser
chrome://flags/#unsafely-treat-insecure-origin-as-secure
php artisan tinker
$_ENV - get all variables
$_ENV['HOSTNAME'], env('HOSTNAME') - get custom variable
I think you just set the wrong animations.
Use enter/exit and not popEnter/popExit. Then you don't add the fragment to backstack and it should work.
To modify the data_format="d/m/y" to "M d, Y" as for opencart. https://www.goodvapess.com to buy good quality vapes.
It seems the StackBlitz link you shared isn’t working — it shows a 404 error, which usually means the project is private, deleted, or the URL is incorrect. Could you please double-check and share a public link (via Share → Link → Editor URL) so I can take a proper look at the code and help with the content projection issue?
# Re-save the file to ensure it appears as attachment for download
from shutil import copyfile
src = "/mnt/data/Prezentacja_Rajgrod.pptx"
dst = "/mnt/data/Prezentacja_Rajgrod_download.pptx"
copyfile(src, dst)
dst
When connecting an on-premise environment to Azure PaaS services, both security and performance should guide your choice of connectivity.
The most secure and high-performing option is Azure ExpressRoute, which provides a private, dedicated connection between your on-premise network and Microsoft’s cloud. It doesn’t rely on the public internet, offering lower latency, higher reliability, and stronger security, ideal for enterprise workloads or sensitive data transfers.
If ExpressRoute isn’t practical, Azure VPN Gateway is a solid alternative. It uses encrypted IPsec tunnels to connect your local network with Azure. While it may introduce slightly higher latency than ExpressRoute, it still maintains strong security and is more cost-effective for smaller setups.
For additional protection, configure Private Endpoints for your Azure PaaS services. This ensures traffic flows only through your private network instead of the public internet, reducing exposure and improving compliance.
Many professionals find it useful to study hybrid network design best practices before implementing these connections. Structured technical preparation resources, like those often explored through Pass4future, can help clarify Azure networking concepts and improve practical setup accuracy.
You might need to use a custom build of wine with certain patches https://gitlab.winehq.org/jhol/wine/-/commits/msys2-hacks-21 As of today oct 2025, wine doesn't seem to support cygwin without custom patches
I have already answered on your nearly similar question from 12 hours ago. In theory it should work if the XML is correct (though I prefer DSX when doing so), but this is not a documented/supported way to do things, even though it is used to a certain extend by developers.
Besides that I can work, you should ask yourself if these 500 Jobs are very similar or not, if they actually do exactly the same , just for 500 different tables. Then you should rather have a single parameterized job that uses RCP, then you would need to only to add the stage to one job instead of 500.
I run also in "could not accept SSL connection: EOF detected". My cause was that my provided pfx file had a password and I provided none or wrong.
The original Google News API was deprecated a long time ago, so it’s no longer available to fetch data directly from Google News. However, you can still get the same kind of real-time and trending news data using alternatives like NewsData.io — which works as a modern and easy-to-use replacement for the old Google News API.
With NewsData.io, you can fetch news articles in JSON format from thousands of trusted global sources — including Google News — and filter them by keywords, categories, countries, or languages.
Here’s how you can get started:
Go to https://newsdata.io/ and sign up for a free API key.
Visit the documentation: https://newsdata.io/documentation.
Use a simple API request like this:
https://newsdata.io/api/1/news?apikey=YOUR_API_KEY&q=technology&language=en
This will return the latest technology news articles in JSON format.
👉 Why use NewsData.io instead of Google News API?
Free plan available with daily request limits
Real-time and historical news access
Easy integration with Python, PHP, Node.js, etc.
Supports multiple filters and languages
Reliable coverage from global publishers
So even though Google’s own News API is gone, you can still get the same (and even better) data experience using NewsData.io’s Google News API alternative.
Configure your hosting/server to point all subdomains That said, there are several practical ways to deal with dynamic domains or subdomains within a React app. Let’s go through how it works and your main options to your React app.Detect the current domain/subdomain in React and render routes accordingly.
in WinUser.h, lines 1975-2548.
Yes, gluestack-ui v1 technically works with React Native 0.76, but it’s not officially confirmed or guaranteed to be fully stable yet. The library’s peer dependency just says it needs React Native 0.72 or higher, so 0.76 fits within that range.
I had the same problem. Try pip install pyleniumio , it has helped me.
When you call 'cout << getNewValue(number)', you are trying to print the result of a function that does not return a value and this can lead to:
Garbage output
A compiler warning
Even a crash
depending on the system and compiler.
This article App Initializer in Angular explains why we use provider in app.module.ts.
My personal experience is to fetch config before the App starting.
It seems like this works: Create a new repo with the same name as the "old" one. This breaks the redirect and gives you an empty repo there. Then, delete the empty repo. The redirect appears to remain broken.
You can also use this webbsite to create the linear animation effects in a simpler way:
please provide more context on your requirements.
in fact, you can try wrapping your nextjs request with the wrapper function. something similar to this:
import { performance } from 'perf_hooks';
import { getLogger } from 'Utils/logger';
export const withSlowRequestLogging = (handler) => {
return async function (request, response) {
const threshold = 1000;
const start = performance.now();
let logged = false;
const logSlowRequestEvent = () => {
if (logged) return;
logged = true;
const duration = performance.now() - start;
if (duration > threshold) {
setImmediate(() => logSlowRequest(request, response, duration, threshold));
}
};
response.once('finish', logSlowRequestEvent);
response.once('close', logSlowRequestEvent);
response.once('error', logSlowRequestEvent);
return handler(request, response);
};
}
const logSlowRequest = (req, res, durationMs, thresholdMs) => {
// Log information here
}
Vercel Functions using the Edge runtime must begin sending a response within 25 seconds to maintain streaming capabilities beyond this period, and can continue streaming data for up to 300 seconds.
The edge runtime configured is neither a Node.js nor browser application, which means it doesn't have access to all browser and Node.js APIs, so it is impossible to add logger to the middleware. Vercel has a great Edge Runtime self-explanatory docs for more context and info.
I found a substitute that worked:
https://docs.expo.dev/debugging/tools/#debugging-with-vs-code
The master is trying to communicate with slave every 375us. This means the slave should prepare all of its data and make it ready for master. Unfortunately, there is a lot of work going on the slave micro-controller, so it is struggling to prepare the data. Given this, I just extended the interval from 375us to 750us and now I couldn't see any frame losses on MISO line. Here is the code:
/* trigger a SPI transfer each 375us - 6x 62.5us */
if( 12 <= lu8_spiTrigger++ )
{
spi_TriggerTransfer(HAL_SPI_TX_BUF_SIZE);
lu8_spiTrigger = 0;
}
Also, I didn’t check for SPI overrun errors. Adding that check might indeed save a lot of debugging time!
You can try to redownload the google-services.json and GoogleService-Info.plist and then rebuild your app
Answer:
I found the issue.
It wasn’t a cache or CDN problem. The mistake was on my side.
After building with Vite, I only uploaded the new manifest.json file to public_html/build/,
but Laravel actually reads it from project_root/public/build/manifest.json.
On my shared hosting (Rumahweb), the public_html folder is mapped to Laravel’s public directory,
so the correct manifest file must be inside project/public/build/manifest.json.
Once I uploaded the correct manifest.json to that location and cleared Laravel caches with:
php artisan optimize:clear
everything worked fine.
Why need to copy below to tez lib folder?
hadoop-common-3.3.1.jar
hadoop-yarn-common-3.3.1.jar
hadoop-yarn-client-3.3.1.jar
In my case, I recreated my projects and solution in a new directoy and copied the previous in this directory. All started working fine again.
nano ~/.zsrhc# claude
export NODE_TLS_REJECT_UNAUTHORIZED=0
source ~/.zshrcIn githubHangfire Dashboard URL mismatch #1110
You can use PrefiPath
new DashboardOptions { PrefiPath = "/someAppName" }
Try downgrading to Node v.18 or 20 and run
npm install sharp --unsafe-perm
I wanted to archive my old selections of "Chrome Apps" I used back in the day. Didn't want to see them get lost to time as all the Chrome Apps are depreciated and are being removed.
They're functionally identical to extensions and are stored in: /home/chronos/<user profile UUID>/Extensions
That's the unpacked (installed version. Not sure about the packed (installer package file) version. That one might have to be recreated.
registered new website with constructor
google=>newDomainForSale.app
react states is react states like in 2002, no one can stole your account [email protected]
I don't completely understand what you want to do but your formula returns exactly the expected output in my Excel online sample sheet unless i'm doing something wrong.
=LET(
lookback,11,
prevDay,$E$5:$AG$5,
currDay,$E$8:$AG$8,
allData,HSTACK(prevDay,currDay),
prevCols,COLUMNS(prevDay),
pos,prevCols+COLUMNS($E9:E9),
above,E8,
currSoFar,INDEX(currDay,SEQUENCE(1,COLUMNS($E9:E9))),
anyPosToday,SUM(--(currSoFar>0))>0,
lastPosIdxToday,IFERROR(LOOKUP(2,1/(currSoFar>0),SEQUENCE(,COLUMNS($E9:E9))),NA()),
lastPosAbs,IFERROR(prevCols+lastPosIdxToday,NA()),
zerosSinceStartLen,IF(ISNA(lastPosAbs),0,MIN(lookback, pos-lastPosAbs)),
zerosSinceStart,IF(
zerosSinceStartLen>0,
INDEX(allData,1,SEQUENCE(1,zerosSinceStartLen,lastPosAbs+1)),
""
),
zeroCount,SUM(--(zerosSinceStart=0)),
IF(above>0,
above,
IF(NOT(anyPosToday),
0,
IF(zeroCount<lookback,0.5,0)
)
)
)
There are a couple of great posts I came across that saved me a lot of headaches trying to make sense of CMake, and probably would have answered the question above
https://iamsorush.com/posts/cpp-cmake-essential/
https://iamsorush.com/posts/cpp-cmake-build/
They clearly explain step-by-step what CMake is actually doing as it executes the commands in the CMakeLists.txt files of a project, and they also show how to print out current directories, etc. to verify that the commands are executed as intended - one can see how any project structure (pitchfork or otherwise) can be constructed, and exactly how to write and arrange the corresponding CMakeLists.txt files.
In my opinion, this kind of discussion should be in the first few chapters of any intro. book on CMake. I'm new to CMake, and these two posts answered every basic question I had about how to set up a project for my own code. From my experience searching around, I'd say that at least 70 percent of the questions out there on how to start a CMake project are answered by these two posts.
See what you think. I only mention this because I think it might help to circulate these links in future comments.
What you are looking for to link the USB device and DP connector is EDID matching:
You look at all DRM connectors, get their EDIDs
You're then able to link this to what the USB side exposes
Then you can set DRM properties
If you are on a laptop or dock, you might be able to do this easier with ACPI or device tree, but IIRC thats per-platform and not universal.
The documentation (https://geopandas.org/en/stable/docs/reference/api/geopandas.GeoDataFrame.to_file.html) suggests this:
batiments.to_file("dataframe.geojson", driver="GeoJSON")
Consider downgrading to Python 3.10 or 3.11 and TF 2.17.0 or earlier.
Windows support may be shaky after v. 2.10.x, but 2.17 worked for me. TF historically prioritizes Linux over Windows in terms of support.
Another option would be to come up with some WSL\VM shenanigans (???), though I doubt it'll work or perform at even half of the native performance
As superuser.com/posts/1743620/timeline#comment_3013941 corroborates, for me, the solution (to install Media.MediaFeaturePack~~~0.0.1.0) was merely to update Windows, then reboot:
#!/usr/bin/env pwsh
Install-Module -Name PSWindowsUpdate
Import-Module -Name PSWindowsUpdate
Get-WindowsUpdate
Install-WindowsUpdate
This seems to be a bug caused by the background network access restrictions introduced with Android 15. They might fix this by the end of the year.
This is an old question, and I would just like to add an updated answer, in case someone finds it in a google search. So I would just Stream, Map, toArray.
Set<Integer> s = new HashSet<>();
int[] arr;
s.add(10);
s.add(20);
s.add(30);
arr = s.stream()
.mapToInt(Integer::intValue)
.toArray();
WH_GETMESSAGE doesn’t allow you block a message, but it allows you to change it. LPARAM points to a MSG structure. Just change the message member of that structure to WM_NULL if you don’t want the message to have any effect.
I can't find any maintained Java SDKs for the AT Protocol or specifically for sync/ingesting the relay. You would probably be better off ingesting the Jetstream instead, which simply sends JSON, so no need to decode it.
A simple REDUCE/STACK combo with an added HSTACK and EXPAND functions added to accomplish the offset and bring it all together:
=IFNA(
DROP(
REDUCE(
"",
SEQUENCE(ROWS(A2:A6)),
LAMBDA(a,v, VSTACK(a, HSTACK(EXPAND(0,,INDEX(A2:A6,v),0), CHOOSEROWS(C2:N6, v))))
),
1
),
0
)
Using eme8086 program, write a program in assembly language that transfers the initial value of variable VAR =1020H to variable copy indirectly (using indirect addressing).
I meet the same error and I following the guide
https://discuss.huggingface.co/t/help-runtimeerror-cuda-error-device-side-assert-triggered/9418
if you have a CUDA error, run your code on CPU and check if you’re getting a more helpful error message.
and I find what's error in my code.
I'm on an android phone an getting the exact same thing
I have this same problem with the same setup. Did you find out what the root cause was?
Allowing some tolerance on the fairness constraint in the ThresholdOptimize is now featured in fairlearn v0.13.0: see for instance the user guide and the associated API reference).
Phon traker the androud
| header 1 | header 2 |
|---|---|
| cell 1 | cell 2 |
| cell 3 | cell 6 |
You should view this video :-)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rehv9fk-RjU with topic "Replacing Multiple Substrings in Power Query M"
JJ
In my case, I put handler.removeCallbacks(null) in a wrong place which is onPause() instead of onDestroy().
Start
If Monday Then English
If Tuesday Then Maths
If Wednesday Then Science
If Thursday Then Soc.Std
If Friday Then R.M.E
why is it giving me an error?: "offers", "review" o "aggregateRating"
in my opinion, you could create a small to-do app that saves tasks in cookies
I am working on this exact same problem from that book. Building from the previous commenter Giorgos, this is what worked for me.
SELECT salestransaction.tid, SUM(includes.quantity) FROM salestransaction
INNER JOIN includes ON salestransaction.tid = includes.tid
GROUP BY tid HAVING SUM(quantity) > 5;
Check how to install PM2 and use it effectively!
In Vue 3:
<template>
<q-btn v-bind="attrs" v-on="attrs" />
</template>
<script setup lang="ts">
import { useAttrs, defineEmits } from 'vue'
import { QBtn } from 'quasar'
const attrs = useAttrs()
</script>
ps -eL -o pid,lwp,nlwp,comm,command
Shows:
pid: PID
lwp: Lightweight process ID
nlwp: number of lightweight processes
comm: thread name
command: full command executed
| header 1 | header 2 |
|---|---|
| cell 1 | cell 2 |
| cell 3 | cell 4 |
well it's char[][] table={{'A', 'B', 'C', 'D'},{'E', 'F', 'G', 'H'},{'I', 'J', 'K', 'L'},{'M', 'N', 'O', 'P'}} not
char table={{'A', 'B', 'C', 'D'},{'E', 'F', 'G', 'H'},{'I', 'J', 'K', 'L'},{'M', 'N', 'O', 'P'}}
As it turns out, I had two dotnet directories in C:\Program Files and C:\Program Files (x86) in the PATH environment variable. The SDK was in Program Files, but the Program Files (x86) one had only the runtime - so, when I ran dotnet, it actually executed the one in Program Files (x86).
The fix is simple. Go to Windows Search, then Edit the system environment variables. In the following image, click Environment variables....
In the following image, select Path and click Edit, in the System variables section.
In the following image, select the C:\Program Files (x86)\dotnet directory and click Delete. (I've already removed it earlier, so it doesn't appear in the following image, but you should be able to find it.)

Click OK on all 3 windows or close them.
Good question I faced a similar challenge while testing background updates for my best bamboo pillowcases review app. iOS is strict with background tasks, so using Live Activities with Background Audio seems like the only reliable method for continuous text refresh.
The grammar for an endif-line defines it as #endif followed by a new-line ($6.10.1 of the C++23 standard). If the new-line is missing at the end of the file, #endif will not be correctly recognized.
Most IDEs will automatically add a new-line at the end of the file if it is missing when saving.
Great code, vere is a github fork code, same interesting sings
I had same situation, you can take a look at my post Custom timer implemented as foreground service experiments delay after background.
I hope it helps at least others.
You need to follow the requirements listed below, based on the Spring Boot version you use. Solved my issue.
سلام،
به استک اورفلو خوش آمدید. پاسخ به سوال شما اینه که در نمودار تیر، np.ones_like برای ایجاد بردارهای dx و dy با طول یکسان استفاده میشه. این بردارها جهت و اندازه تیرها رو مشخص میکنن. از اونجایی که طول همه تیرها یکسانه، میتونیم تغییرات میدان برداری رو بهتر ببینیم. در واقع، np.ones_like به ما کمک میکنه تا اثر f رو روی جهت تیرها به طور واضحتری مشاهده کنیم.امیدوارم پاسخ مناسب سوال شما را داده باشم. باتشکر
To technically check the existence of an email address, you generally use two main methods: checking MX records and performing an SMTP handshake. For catch-all domains, there's a different challenge and special handling is needed.
Start by finding if the domain part of the email (after the "@") has mail servers configured via MX records. This is done using DNS queries:
Use a tool like nslookup, dig, or any DNS library to retrieve MX records for the domain.
If no MX records are found, the domain cannot receive mail and any address at this domain will not be valid.
Example (using command line):
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nslookup -q=mx example.com
A response listing MX records confirms that the domain can receive emails.
Once MX records are confirmed, you can simulate the SMTP protocol to check recipient validity:
Connect to the mail server on port 25.
Initiate an SMTP transaction, stop just before sending any actual message.
Use the sequence: EHLO, MAIL FROM:, then RCPT TO: with the target email.
The response to RCPT TO: indicates if the mailbox exists:
250: Address is accepted (often means it exists)
550: Address does not exist
450/greylisting: Try later, or address is temporarily unavailable
Example interaction:
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telnet mail.example.com 25 EHLO test.com MAIL FROM:<[email protected]> RCPT TO:<[email protected]> QUIT
Note: Some servers employ greylisting, tarpitting, or accept all addresses (catch-all), which can lead to false positives or delays.
With catch-all domains, the mail server accepts all RCPT TO requests, regardless of whether the mailbox actually exists. This means SMTP handshake alone can't determine if a specific email is valid:
A "catch-all" server always replies with 250 OK, even for fake addresses.
Advanced validation requires behavioral intelligence, sending patterns, or using probabilistic/risk scoring, sometimes combined with historical sending data.
Most simple verifiers will report these as "unknown" or "catch-all"; advanced commercial solutions may provide a risk assessment.
For thorough B2B or SaaS use-cases, combine MX checks, basic SMTP handshake, and catch-all/risk scoring for the best results. Consider privacy, rate limiting, and IP reputation (avoiding mass lookups from the same IP) to prevent server blocks.
For robust, developer-friendly email existence validation with detailed deliverability insights and catch-all detection, see Email Address Validation – SMTPing — a reliable solution for modern SaaS and sales teams.
File name for yaml: gooddisplay,gdey0154d67.yaml - GOOD
DRV_COMPAT: gooddisplay_gdey0154d67 - GOOD
compatible in yaml: compatible: "gooddisplay,gdey0154D67" - VERY BAD, see the upper case D third from the end.
There are other issues but I can figure that out now that my yaml is being picked in the build.
npm install -g eas-cli --force
import androidx.compose.foundation.layout.fillMaxSize you will also have to import this additionally