Then you should first built an installer
Approach:
The installer doesn't need to use you're env since it only downloads your executable and resources while being lightweight at the same time
- on launch the installer checks directory if they is a old version it just proceed to upgrade it without redownloading it all over (you'll need to index changes between versions so the installer only download files it needs)
- but if nothing is present in directory it start a new installation from the most recent upgrade
the tradeoffs are indexing changes per upgrades and maintaining a server from which you're installer can download from

The installer becomes the only things a users needs to upgrade you're app and their can upgrade to a newer installer later or use the same to upgrade app so it works out well and users won't have to copy anything just download and run

Just use pip list | grep <package_name>

How I got both the video and audio working in Amazon KVS:

gst-launch-1.0 -v rtspsrc location="rtsp://user:[email protected]/live0" short-header=TRUE name=src src. ! queue ! rtph264depay ! h264parse ! kvssink name=sink stream-name="camera_100" access-key="key" secret-key="secret" aws-region="region" src. ! queue ! rtpmp4gdepay ! aacparse ! sink.

Raspberry Pi 5, Debian GNU/Linux 12 (bookworm)

Kernel: Linux 6.12.47+rpt-rpi-2712 (arm64)

All AI model are not 100% deterministic. So you can't exactly define why and what. Thinking model and other are a way to understand this non-deterministic nature.

For your tools, try to provide custom wrapper or build your own tool on top of existing tool like GoogleSearch. With this you can have control to know what, what and how a Tools is used.

If you use Google ADK (build on top of Google GenAI SDK), you have https://google.github.io/adk-docs/callbacks/types-of-callbacks/#tool-execution-callbacks to control and log these responses

Addition to @GangChen answers

Option 3: Google Search is simply as tool provided. Create you own tool from ground-up and you control what information to be processed or not.

Option 4: Similar to Option 3 but less more + a bit technical. Write a function wrapper(decorater) on top of Google Search tools and use the decorated-google-search tool.

My recommendation is use model name as you find in the documentations (.e.g gemini-2.0-flash-lite)

Why? Pricing differs for each model and Model clarity essential during debugging & model evaluation purposes.

Suggestion Don't hard-code the model names. For your app, define a external CLI variables and fetch it using os.getenv

For Google Cloud, check google-cloud-retired-models.

The issue was with the model.mustache file. I need to wrap the entire file with {{#models}} and {{model}}.

If you omit the outer {{#models}} and {{#model}} blocks, {{vars}} and x-tags will not resolve.

I had a similar issue and after a few hours, I figured out that Next.js kept redirecting the URL from no slash to trailing slash back to no slash and so on. Try adding a trailing slash in the URL you are using and a leading slash so it's an absolute URL and not a relative one.

this can be fixed by adding a meta tag that tells safari to rid of this

here is how i did this

<meta name="theme-color" content="#000">

add this in your head tag and it will set the color to the relevant color (im sure there is a way to automate this with js if you have the time)

In my case everything was working just fine but I missed there were two interactions I just ignored the whole time.

I was expecting E to trigger automatically but the default expects me to press it for half a second.

this doesn't seem like a good way to ensure security if it keeps the account owners out of their account. I am at the point where I will not use a website that insist on Google authentication app. I tried it and locked myself out of my own account. My devices are not old, but they are from different brands and these brands do not work with each other.

The solution I came up with for this type of problem (it was only used internally) was just published as a public npm module, feel free to check it out, maybe it's useful to you: https://www.npmjs.com/package/@glowingblue-dev/shadow-css

Late reply but you should return the new data in the response for the POST request. You dont need to fetch fresh data separately. The idea is that every request should tell a story, if you post to create something then the response should tell you what happened.

I was looking at some sample code here: https://github.com/pythonnet/pythonnet/issues/623

It looks like you need to take the global interpreter lock before you call such stuff:

using (Py.GIL())
{
    // do the work inside here and it all works
}

I was able to fix this issue by adding the following options to the vmArgs in .../vscode/launch.json

"vmArgs": [
    "-Dsun.stdout.encoding=UTF-8",
    "-Dsun.stderr.encoding=UTF-8",
    "-Dstdout.encoding=UTF-8",
    "-Dstderr.encoding=UTF-8",
]

i got the same error using sdac it was that i created a field in TmsQuery and the query select a temp table and i't does't receive the type of the column and it raise an AV, so you need to pass all the types of all columns.

In my case the problem was that I forgot to add the needed
<link rel="stylesheet" href="blablabla"/>

<script src="cdn.blablabla.bla"><script/>
,which are required to connect the library.

So it was somehow working even without the library properly connected, but had the same problem as yours.

I think I may have found the culprit.

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cosmos-db/mongodb/vcore/limits

The relevant bit:

• Sorting is done in memory and doesn't push down to the index.

Recently i used the splideJS for one of my NextJs projects and faced the same issue (ChatGPT was also not that helpful)

They have a separate react-splide package but it did not work for me
These are my exact steps

Install both splide and auto scroll extension

npm install @splidejs/splide @splidejs/splide-extension-auto-scroll

Import the splice to the component
(Without the css the slides would not appear)

import { Splide } from '@splidejs/splide';
import { AutoScroll } from '@splidejs/splide-extension-auto-scroll';
import '@splidejs/splide/css';

Mount the splide code in useEffect

  useEffect(() => {

    const splide = new Splide('.splide', {
      type: 'loop',
      drag: 'free',
      focus: 'center',
      perPage: 3,
      arrows: true,
      pagination:true,
      autoScroll: {
        speed: 1,
        pauseOnHover: true,
        pauseOnFocus: true,
        rewind: true,
      },
    });

    splide.mount({ AutoScroll });

    return () => {
      splide.destroy();
    };
  }, []);

Finally add the splide items to the component

    <div className="splide">
      <div className="splide__track">
        <ul className="splide__list">

          <li className="splide__slide">
            <img src="1.jpg" alt="Image 1" />
          </li>
          <li className="splide__slide">
            <img src="2.jpg" alt="Image 1" />
          </li>
          <li className="splide__slide">
            <img src="4.jpg" alt="Image 1" />
          </li>
          <li className="splide__slide">
            <img src="1.jpg" alt="Image 1" />
          </li>
        </ul>
      </div>
    </div>

As i noticed class names and element structure should be as it is.
Feel free to correct me if I am wrong

Thanks

It's because your saving stuff all at the same time and Core Data can't handle it.

You need a Task action with sequence, save one after the other.

It's because your saving stuff all at the same time and Core Data can't handle it.

You need a Task action with sequence, save one after the other.

TO allow a role to read from the information_schema and get results about a table 3 things have to happen:

1. grant usage on the database to the role

2. grant usage on the schema the table is in to the role.

3. grant some access to the table to the role. Normally, this could be "SELECT" but that would give read access to all production tables. However, granting REFERENCES to the table will also work, I think. the main purpose of REFERENCES is to allow a role to set up a reference - a FK relationship to another table ( think referencing INVOICE_NUMBER in INVOICE_HEADER from INVOICE_DETAILS to be sure the parent table has the data) The REFERENCE does not allow the role to CRUD any of the data other than "background" reference. REFERENCE seems better for PRODUCTION data than SELECT.

   Any thoughts or caveats welcome

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Uncheck relative time in user preferences:

Click on your profile icon on the top left, then preferences, then scroll down.

Either you use the -q option as you already found out, or you can put

startup_message off

into your ~/.screenrc or globally in your /etc/screenrc file.

The problem was with which cimgui files I included.
I originally only included "${CIMGUI_DIR}/*.c" because I saw the cimgui.h file, thinking there's a matching C file, since C++ files have .hpp headers...

Turns out, it's cimgui.cpp, so obviously, the file wasn't linked properly.
Changing my imports to the following fixed my linking errors:

file(GLOB CIMGUI_C_FILES
    "${IMGUI_DIR}/*.cpp" # .c -> .cpp
    "${IMGUI_BACKENDS}/imgui_impl_glfw.cpp"
    "${IMGUI_BACKENDS}/imgui_impl_opengl3.cpp"
)

I've been able to consistently recreate queries using OR operators in where clause, that rely on multiple table joins as part of the or condition, to be orders of magnitude slower than the same query rewritten as a union all query. The difference was in at least 40 mins the query running with the OR operator, vs less than a minute using the UNION ALL clause. In all the examples the underlying tables were several hundreds of millions of rows in cardinality (charge transactions in healthcare encounter related tables). When examining the execution plans of boths queries, the UNION ALL version looked more complex with many more parrallel tasks but was the faster one, and although the OR version looked simpler with less parallel tasks it was the worse performing one. The benefits of the Spark Engine are realized when your data tasks can be parallelized as much as possible, due to data skipping of the parquet files underneath delta tables.

I think the issue is Python version. I was having the same error while using Python 3.15 version so I downgraded to 3.8 and it works.

Also, as per the Astra DB documentation Python 3.4, 3.5, 3.6, 3.7, and 3.8 are supported

Compose is not an imperative system like the old view system, it's declarative and as a rule you would not need to ever get the padding, if it was some how mutable, you would calculate it in the ui state, then pass it to the composition.

There is one caveat, in that you might need to do that during layout of a component.
In that case you want intrinsic measurements. Look up intrinsic measurements and layout in the compose documentation. The need to do this should be fairly rare though.

useState hides the value behind a setter because React must track updates and re-render. useRef just gives you a persistent object with .current, since React doesn’t track it and changes don’t trigger renders. They look different on purpose — to make it clear that state is reactive, refs are not.

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pg_basebackup: write-ahead log start point: 19/D000028 on timeline 1
pg_basebackup: starting background WAL receiver
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pg_basebackup: error: could not read COPY data: lost synchronization with server: got message type "
pg_basebackup: removing contents of data directory "/pgdb/dbcluster/area18"
pg_basebackup: changes to tablespace directories will not be undone
-------------------------
i Counldn't figure out the Issues here.  I want to add one more thing is that the database is from the Temenos Transact(T24) Banking Application

Thanks to @yurzui, the problem was with the:

spyOn(fakeVerificationSvc, "sendVerificationCode");

This prevents invoking the original method. To spy on the method and run it the .and.callThrough() must be used:

// IMPORTANT !!! => .and.callThrough();
spyOn(fakeVerificationSvc, "sendVerificationCode").and.callThrough();

When compiling in Clipper/Harbor, you need to set the directive to include the correct file in your program.

In your case, the line should be:

#include "<whateverlibraryfileitis.ch"

One thing to add to this discussion. If your RandomFunction() is asynchronous, then the compiler will expect an await usage. Some people seem to use "_ = RandomFunction()" when they could use "await RandomFunction()". The compiler, I assume, replaces "_" with something like "temp-var = await RandomFunction();". It is also, as has been pointed out, marked as uninteresting.

So, the point seems to be to get the compiler to stop barking while saving typing. Maybe there is more to it than this?

You may need to wrap the dates with # symbols, see this discussion. For example, in the rendered query, #11/01/2016#

use this because that way you're actually telling the system from where to import
thanks to Abdulazeez Salihu for providing the info

from website.template import create_app

I figured out the issue. The parameter, in this case, needed to be a single value, so I needed to do a LOD, which I what I ended up doing. The exact LOD I used was:

{ FIXED : DATE(MIN([Gift Date]))}

I had this problem, the reason was that vs code was installed via FLATPACK(No, never do that), that is, paths and access rights would be limited. I reinstalled the solution via the terminal

how to calculate the scale size of sprite as per above info so that sprite look good

If your sprite is rendered by a Sprite Renderer component, and you know the pixel dimensions at which it "looks good", there's a nice trick you can use to "calculate the scale size" corresponding to those dimensions.

Change the Draw Mode to Sliced in the inspector. Then change the Scale to x: 1, y: 1, z: 1. Then input the size that you like under "Size".

Now when you change the Draw Mode to Simple, the Scale will automatically become the way you want it.

The reason also can be an old Python version on the target node. You can check which Python version the target host should have on the support matrix page

• ansible-core support matrix: https://docs.ansible.com/ansible/latest/reference_appendices/release_and_maintenance.html#ansible-core-support-matrix

Change the System.IO.Ports nugget package to 8.0.0, as it is suggested by this similar issue in Microsoft forum: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/answers/questions/1621393/system-io-ports-only-availble-on-windows-but-im-us#:~:text=I%20changed%20the%20system.io.ports%20package%20to%20version%208.0.0

It is perfectly normal to have your API's URL in the front end code, it would not work otherwise.

However you should aways make sure that your api is only accesable by authorised users, you can do this by setting up a form of authentication, here is just one aricle i found that explains it, you can easily find other methods if you google api authentication.

The best answer is very dependant on your web app and backend but i would not go live unless you have something like that in place! Something else to consider is make sure your api's won't be exploited. If you use some sort of SQL watch out for SQL injections , etc. Make sure your API return doesn't contain data that the code does not need because that might expose infrastructure that might be exploited!

what do you think about the following example (running in spark-shell)?

scala> spark.range(1).select(current_timestamp().as("ts"), to_utc_timestamp(current_timestamp(), current_timezone()).as("ts_utc")).show(false)
+--------------------------+--------------------------+
|ts                        |ts_utc                    |
+--------------------------+--------------------------+
|2025-10-02 15:41:42.104336|2025-10-02 14:41:42.104336|
+--------------------------+--------------------------+
scala>

Pyspark should have the same functions.

You were looking at old documentation (you link is of Entities @0.17), but the current version used in U6.2 is @1.3.1.4 (or 1.4.0-pre.4 if you go experimental). In the package docs link you'll find there's a version dropdown menu which takes you to the documentation of a newer version. Select the aforementioned version and you'll see the current package docs.

As for the package DOTS Editor, it's not needed and it's really old (2021 old). It basically tries to pull in a very early version of Entities. I looked into its functionality and it is basically integrated into Entities now (e.g. baking GameObjects into Entities).

At any rate, just remove the DOTS Editor and perhaps reinstall Entities 1.3.14 and you'll be fine.

The expo-router library greatly disappointed me with its narrow abstraction and lack of support for nested components within the app directory. In Next.js projects, I implement '_extra_' directories alongside pages.

At the moment, it still has a long way to go to match the flexibility of Next.js's file routing. Its only advantage for me is its ability to automate deep linking.

Rollback to React Navigation...

As per the FAQs in the Google Maps API documentation, since the map you provided appears to be in India and you are attempting to display railway tracks or directions, I believe the issue you are encountering is due to the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation not being supported for transit directions.

There is a specific question in the documentation that asks: “In which countries are transit directions available?” The answer is:

"The Routes API supports all Google Transit partners, except the Indian Railway Catering and Tourism Corporation and those in Japan."

You have to login with a Microsoft account to enable sync, when logged in using github account, checking the synchronization settings (Tools > Options > Environment > Account) showed "Not logged into any account".

To fix this, Click on the picture of your account in the upper right corner > Add another account > Microsoft account

Thanks to a comment, discovered that the button was missing a position within the page, that's why it wasn't appearing.

MQL returns hierarchical JSON, SPARQL uses SELECT/WHERE; translation requires manually mapping MQL structure and Freebase properties to SPARQL.

Solved by adding saving the last position:

private Vector2 lastPos;

private void FixedUpdate()
{
    Vector2 v = rb.linearVelocity;
    Vector2 pos = rb.position;

    if (fixation.up && v.y > 0)
    {
        v.y = 0;
        pos.y = lastPos.y;
    }
    if (fixation.down && v.y < 0)
    {
        v.y = 0;
        pos.y = lastPos.y;
    }
    if (fixation.left && v.x < 0)
    {
        v.x = 0;
        pos.x = lastPos.x;
    }
    if (fixation.right && v.x > 0)
    {
        v.x = 0;
        pos.x = lastPos.x;
    }

    rb.linearVelocity = v;
    rb.position = pos;

    lastPos = rb.position;
}

Yes, but you need to stay on the first line only. You can use -- to start your comment. You cannot use accents like "à".

What I did was a simple stupid fix that I didn't knew would ever fix this issue but hey it works so I can't complain. I have found that when adding a .coordinateSpace this fixed the issue in all screens affected by this bug the following code was my fix for this issue.

ScrollView(showIndicators: false) { ContentView() } .coordinateSpace(name: "scrollViewCoordinateSpaceName")

So I hope this can help some people out if you have any more questions feel free to ask happy coding to y'all :)

When randomness is involved in output of a method, instead of checking values, you can validate the structure of the output. For your example, the validation method would check that:

1. 3 lines are returned
2. 1st line contains exactly 5 numbers which all are from 1 to 6
3. 2nd line is total of each 5 numbers from previous line
4. 3rd line is 2nd line divided by 5

Both the "Autoupdate imported tables on model startup" option and the "Update tables data" button run the "importFromExternalDB()" function from ModelDatabase API (https://anylogic.help/api/com/anylogic/engine/database/ModelDatabase.html#importfromexternaldb). You can also use this function to force data updates at runtime. For a step-by-step guide, check out the Help article: https://anylogic.help/anylogic/connectivity/import.html#access

Usage example: https://www.anylogic.com/blog/importing-data-from-external-database-step-by-step-guide/?sphrase_id=7961888

I have been able to avoid timeouts by using port 587 instead 465 (source of the idea: https://github.com/chatwoot/chatwoot/issues/7869#issuecomment-1921519824). Turns out my provider supports port 587, even though they officially advertise 465 and for some reason 587 works.

open on http://localhost/pgadmin4 - it works fine for ubuntu.

in CNPG check the entries in pg-config.yml, you have to allow IP address or best is create new pod and test everything from there

This might have happened due to using "using namespace std" in multiple header files(.hpp). Ran into this issue and got rid of those lines from all my .hpp's and left one in my .cpp . Don't know why but there must be some kind of conflict happening that causes the compiler to throw this error, you could try this if you don't have a need for them in your headers

<!DOCTYPE html>
<html lang="en">
<head>
  <meta charset="UTF-8">
  <title>YouTube Single Play</title>
  <script src="https://code.jquery.com/jquery-3.6.0.min.js"></script>
  <script src="https://www.youtube.com/iframe_api"></script>
</head>
<body>

<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/FKWwdQu6_ok?enablejsapi=1" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen id="video1" width="400" height="225"></iframe>
<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/FKWwdQu6_ok?enablejsapi=1" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen id="video2" width="400" height="225"></iframe>
<iframe src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/FKWwdQu6_ok?enablejsapi=1" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen id="video3" width="400" height="225"></iframe>

<script>
  var players = {};
  var currentlyPlaying = null;

  function onYouTubeIframeAPIReady() {
    $('#video1, #video2, #video3').each(function() {
      var id = $(this).attr('id');
      players[id] = new YT.Player(id, {
        events: {
          'onStateChange': function(event) {
            if(event.data == YT.PlayerState.PLAYING){
              // Pause other videos
              $.each(players, function(key, player){
                if(key !== id && player.getPlayerState() == YT.PlayerState.PLAYING){
                  player.pauseVideo();
                }
              });
            }
          }
        }
      });
    });
  }
</script>

</body>
</html>

According to an Apple Engineer, the change in behavior is caused by Swift Evolution change, namely SE-0444 Member import visibility.

See his official Answer here: https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/802686?answerId=860857022#860857022

SOLUTION is to import Combine where a class conforming to Protocol ObservableObject is declared.

how are you?

I had a similar problem using this new version of Airflow. I scheduled the dag, but it wasn't executed in the worker and always remained in the queue.

Maybe adding this variable to your compose might help.

AIRFLOW__CORE__EXECUTION_API_SERVER_URL: 'http://airflow-apiserver:8080/execution/'

pip -Vis a quick way to check which Python environment pip is associated with.

Try:

Row(verticalAlignment = Alignment.CenterVertically) {
    Column() {
        Text("Hello World")
    }
    Column() {
        Text("first")
        Text("Hello World")
        Text("last")
    }
}

Output:

For some reason iOS 26 requires explicit size for titleView. Add width and height constraints to aTitleView and it should appear on screen.

The bug it's setGalleryImg(`img${e.target.id}`);

That sets the state to the literal string "img1" / "img2"… not to the imported image module (img1, img2, etc.). As a result, React tries to load a URL literally called img1, which doesn’t exist, so the image “disappears”.

Use the useEffect to log your useState

This rule for conditional formatting works in my sample sheet. This doesn't require VBA code.

=VLOOKUP(LEFT(E2,SEARCH(" ",E2)-1),$I$2:$J$8,2,0)*0.75<G2

you can’t fully prevent browsers from offering to save passwords, but you can strongly discourage it in your login form with the correct HTML attributes and form setup.

Isn't this whole thing being made needlessly complex?

What is the correct way to provide that callback with the latest state?

The trick is to store the variable outside React and take the value from that, perform whatever needed on that value, and then update the React variable for triggering in useEffect() etc. https://playcode.io/2567999

import React, {useEffect} from 'react';

// Maintain a copy of the variable outside React
var _count = 0

export function App(title) {
  const [count, setCount] = React.useState(0);

  useEffect(() => {
    intervalTimer = setInterval(() => {

      console.log(`React count=${count}`)
      console.log(`Non React count=${_count}`)

      // Latest value is always available in _count outside React
      // Perform whatever needed on that value
      _count += 1

      // Store in the React variable for rerender / useEffect retrigger etc
      setCount(_count);
    }, 3000);
  }, []);

  return (
    <div>
      Active count {count} <br />
    </div>
  );
}

Unfortunately, borderRadius is only supported for 2D charts in Highcharts, not when you’re using 3D columns (options3d). In 3D mode, Highcharts draws custom SVG shapes (cuboids), so the built-in borderRadius option doesn’t apply.

When creating your Pivot Table select "Add this data to the Data Model".

After creating the Pivot Table make sure that in Pivot Table Options "Show items with no data on rows" isn't selected.

hamming code work even if the two string have'nt the same length, most of your code are false, sorry...

(sorry for my language, i'm french...)

Found a way to make Azure SQL connections using private IP work:

Set the jdbc url to "jdbc:sqlserver://<private_ip>:1433;databaseName=<yourdatabase>;trustServerCertificate=true".

Set the SQL DB username to "<db_user>@<your_azure_sql_server>.database.windows.net".

It needs the SQL server name appended to the user name with an @ to let Azure SQL accept the connection.

There are a few issues with your code.

Firstly, the lifecycle event is

connectedCallback

not

connectedCallBack

and second, don't use regular quotes when you have line breaks.

use template literals instead. So the backticks (` `) instead of regular quotes (' ').

Here is a link that basically explains different methods of querying a database from a Spring Boot application. The last example ("Dynamic Queries Using Specifications") is very much like TypeORM I used in a NestJS application.

How Spring JPA Works and Writing Custom Queries

Try out mapatlas.xyz they also have an extensive geocoder that you could use. They also have a big free tier and give out grants to promesing projects!

Use
AppInfo.Current.ShowSettingsUI();

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<h1>hello world </h1>

This behaviour is actually documented in https://github.com/HangfireIO/Hangfire.InMemory?tab=readme-ov-file#maximum-expiration-time

Specifying the InMemoryStorageOptions fixed the problem. In my case:

builder.Services.AddHangfire(configuration => configuration
    .SetDataCompatibilityLevel(CompatibilityLevel.Version_180)
    .UseSimpleAssemblyNameTypeSerializer()
    .UseRecommendedSerializerSettings()
    .UseInMemoryStorage(new InMemoryStorageOptions { MaxExpirationTime = null })
    .WithJobExpirationTimeout(TimeSpan.FromDays(60))
);

Any service marked injectable that you want to import into another module make sure its in the exports array of its own module. Hope that helps

There is no running away from it , either upgrade to higher tier than M0 or run a Mongodb cluster with three replica sets using docker :https://github.com/crizstian/mongo-replica-with-docker .Also add a limit to avoid scanning too many results. Try using "keyword" for symbol.

My bad here. The patches were correctly applied but to a different branch to where I was expecting them. I was expecting them to appear on the devtool branch instead they were applied on the rpi-6.6.y branch which is the correct version my yocto config target. So, yeah I think I still need a better understanding of devtool.

Some Indy files were missing in the original release of Delphi 13.

They have been included in the 1st patch, mentioned here: https://blogs.embarcadero.com/rad-studio-13-september-patch-available/

Thanks for sharing such a detailed MRE!

I think the issue might be in using StaticRouter. Try and use MemoryRouter instead as it is the standard for extensions.

import { MemoryRouter as Router, Routes, Route, Link } from "react-router-dom";

The system can’t start the graphical interface

-> press Ctrl + Alt + F2

-> login with your username & password.

and reinstall the Graphic drivers:

sudo apt-get update

sudo apt-get install --reinstall nvidia-driver- # for NVIDIA

sudo apt-get install --reinstall xserver-xorg-video-intel # for Intel

then reboot

The short answer then is: no, the backing memory being pinned or unpinned doesn't matter for unsafeFreeze or unsafeThaw usage patterns.

You need to select the database connection you'd like to use to run the script.

On the main toolbar, click the menu item highlighted below.

In the dialog box that opens, double click the database connection you'd like to use.

Verified to work with DBeaver Version 25.2.1.202509211659, release date 2025-09-22.

Solved.

I submitted the problem to Copilot, Gemini, and Stack Overflow AI, and none of them were able to find the problem and fix it.

All I had to do was change the first two rules in onEnterRules to this:

...
{
  "beforeText": "^((?!\\/\\/).)*\\s*\\$[a-zA-Z0-9_]+\\([a-zA-Z0-9%_]+,$",
  "action": { "indent": "indent" }
},
{
  "beforeText": "^((?!\\/\\/).)*\\s*.*,$",
  "action": { "indent": "none" }
},
...

Basically, I added the end-of-line character $ to beforeText, and everything started working as expected again.

You can do this on your Text

Modifier.graphicsLayer {
    rotationZ = 90f
}

Thank you everyone for your helpful feedback. I found the issue which was the section on datatable(rv$mtcars[1:min,1:3]. If the "min" variable is larger than the total number of rows after transposing, the DT rows will disappear entirely. I thought I had accounted for this through the line min<-min(paste(length(colnames(rv$data))), paste(length(rownames(rv$data)))) but I believe that by using "paste", this number was incorrectly calculated and the actual minimum was not correct. By removing "paste" from the calculation, the number was calculated correctly. I was not able to replicate this with mtcars so I don't know the exact cause. But at least the issue is solved.

In case your error handling is strict you might want to add a try construct around your mysqli_connect command:

try {
    $conn = new mysqli($server, $user, $pw, $db);
   /* do something ... */
} catch (mysqli_sql_exception $e) {
    echo "Connection failed: " . $e->getMessage();
}

Nevermind, I forgot the convert the Timestamp column into a datetime format via pd.to_datetime() , which is why it was so slow.

You cannot find problem without crash report. If you cannot connect to you computer then use some Crash reporting library eg: Firebase Crash Reports or Crashlytics.

Android App Crashing Before onCreate

It happened the same for me, my problem was that I had an unresolved merge conflict. I've pressed on 'Abort' and then I could use again Fetch/Pull UI buttons.

I'm new on this platform and this conversation is a time ago, but I'm still struggling with that question. After I use the functionality database delete, I can still found the Database when I look into the device explorer (using Android Studio). What do I wrong? Thanks.

I think the only "sure" solution is to rewrite the control as C++ for 64bit, but it would be one heck of work.

An easy way to find unmanaged resources is to set up a tag policy, e.g. "managed-by":"terraform" and add that tag to all resources in your terraform manifests. Then manually created resources won't have that tag and you'll find them in the list of non-compliant resources. That assumes, that your users don't manually add that tag to trick you, of course.
Here's how to set up a tag policy in Azure and via the azurerm terraform provider.

That's expected, JBoss already provide the javax.transaction API as part of Java EE, so it will be provided to your application as well as the one you have added to your application. That's why it is a bad practice to add JavaEE jars in your application. It should be in the provided scope of maven.

Just set the height of the div in css. Becuase yo floated the icon, it no longer acts to expand the div. You must put some css on your div like style="height:25px"

Root causes::

CommonJS interop: react-microsoft-clarity is published as CommonJS. With Vite (ESM-first), named imports like import { clarity } from 'react-microsoft-clarity' won’t work. You’ll see “Named export 'clarity' not found.”

SSR/top-level execution: Calling clarity.init at module top-level (e.g., in app/root.tsx) runs during SSR/build or in environments where window isn’t defined, causing “window is not defined.”

Recommended fixes::

Only initialize Clarity in the browser, after mount (inside useEffect).
Dynamically import the package to avoid CJS named export issues and to ensure code only runs client-side.
Use only Vite’s import.meta.env.VITE_* for client-accessible env vars.