Android 15 & 16 emulators soft-keyboards have this behaviour. You, however, can return to the classic behaviour.

1. Click on the bottom icon (in my case is showing US):

2. Click on settings:

3. Disable Use stylus to write in text fields

4. Return to application

5. Now the original popup has changed:

7. Just tap on the top keyboard icon. After that, the popup will hide and, when you focus an Entry (or any other view that accepts text input), the classical Android soft-keyboard will show.

Oh! I found the reason. because liblzma was installed in out/lib/liblzma-linux-install/lib64. Copy lib64 as lib will work it out.

Different project management tools work well depending on the size of your team, the complexity of your projects, and how many integrations you rely on. In our experience working with distributed development teams (including setups similar to what we use at Your Team in India), the following options tend to work best:

1. Jira
Jira is one of the most flexible tools for engineering teams handling multiple projects. It supports custom workflows, detailed sprint planning, automation rules, and integrates with tools like GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Slack, and CI/CD pipelines.
It’s a solid choice if you need granular issue tracking or are following Scrum/Kanban.

2. ClickUp
ClickUp works well when teams want one tool to manage tasks, docs, roadmaps, and reporting. It offers strong cross-project visibility, and integrations are straightforward (GitHub, GitLab, Slack, Figma, etc.).
It’s useful for teams juggling client projects + internal tasks.

3. Asana
Asana is easier for non-technical stakeholders while still supporting developer workflows. It offers good timeline views, workload management, and integration with tools like Slack, GitHub, and cloud services.

4. Trello
Trello is lightweight and works well for smaller teams or projects that don’t require heavy sprint management. Power-Ups allow integrations with GitHub, Bitbucket, Jenkins, and more.

5. Linear
Linear is popular with modern engineering teams because of its clean interface and fast workflow. Integrates with GitHub and Vercel, making it ideal for product-focused teams.

How to choose:

• If you need advanced workflows → Jira

• If you want an all-in-one workspace → ClickUp

• If your team includes non-tech members → Asana

• For simple boards → Trello

• For fast, streamlined dev cycles → Linear

Ultimately, the “best” tool depends on how complex your workflow is and how deeply your processes rely on integrations. Most dev teams handling multiple projects use Jira or ClickUp because they scale better as integrated ecosystems grow.

If to use this in Android kotlin
Adapter :-
class Adapter(private val onIconClick: (Int) -> Unit) : RecyclerView.Adapter<MovieAdapter.ViewHolder>() likeIcon.setOnClickListener(){

onIconClick(0);

}

Screen :-
private fun prepareRecyclerView() {

movieAdapter = MovieAdapter({icon ->

Toast.makeText(applicationContext, "clicked", Toast.LENGTH_SHORT).show()    

})

binding.rvMovies.apply {

adapter = movieAdapter

}

}

I currently have the same problem, did you find a work-around?

Google Maps SDK requires a billing account, even if you never get charged.

As long as your usage stays under $200/month → you pay ₹0.

Not really practical to post several 100,000 lines of code so probably best if this is closed.

This is fixed when you disable this option

terminal.integrated.enablePersistentSessions

If you are using Spring Boot-managed dependencies with spring-boot-starter-parent , bumping to version 3.5.8 helped

The old code stores the open connection for the duration of the request. I wanted to fix this by not opening it manually, and let Dapper open and close it as needed. I believe that when a connection is closed, it is released back to the connection pool. That way a request would use a single connection, but opening and closing it as needed.

In your example, Dapper is opening and closing the connection, but with no retry policy, if a minor glitch causes the Open to fail, the entire request will fail.

I have tried all this but still console is not fetching my website's sitemap

Uploading anything to their servers via the API won't be trained on, but it will be stored for 30 days for abuse monitoring.

https://community.openai.com/t/does-the-openai-api-get-access-to-the-data-i-send-it-or-store-the-data/599538/2?u=acwangpython

I am new to python so not sure if this is exactly what you are looking for but ya ig you can use None
so in your function you can set the parameters as X=None,y=None,n=None,rfParams=None....... xgbParams=None
since you are using ensemble() for n
we should write an "if" statement to check if n was specified or is it none
so we can write this:

if n is not None:
mod=ensemble(mods,n)
else:
mod=ensemble(mods)
and then you can do return mod
I hope this helps you

Thanks for your ideas! The buffering of writes is an interesting idea but I do need immediate writes for data safety reasons.

The _search method you described doesn't work: if the search returns the up-to-date document, a subsequent search may be routed to another replica shard which may still hold and return the stale version of the document. (I tested this.)

As for wait_for, do you know for certain that wait_for actually waits for all shards to refresh, or only the replicas that store that particular document?

Don't rely on FireDAC or any of the database-related components to get you a record count. Go straight to SQL and ask for the total record count with a direct statement:

TotalRec := Connection1.ExecSQLScalar('SELECT count(*) from YourTableName');

Please note if youre using Springboot V4.0.0 or above, instead of:

spring.data.mongodb.uri=mongodb://localhost:27017/loan

Use:

spring.mongodb.uri=mongodb://localhost:27017/loan

Firebase Auth may delete old (30 days) anonymous users if Auto clean-up is enabled. So when a user's app will call

Firebase.auth.signInAnonymously()

it returns new anonymous User ID

https://firebase.google.com/docs/auth/web/anonymous-auth?authuser=0&_gl=1*bvz710*_ga*MTM2NDY5NDY3Ni4xNzIwNDM0OTky*_ga_CW55HF8NVT*czE3NjQ3NTc0NzIkbzY2MyRnMSR0MTc2NDc1NzQ4OCRqNDQkbDAkaDA.&hl=en#auto-cleanup

I hope it is what you are looking for.
Here is also the link https://pydantic.dev/articles/pydantic-v2-11-release

set the environment vars to:

export FREETYPE_CFLAGS=-I/usr/include/freetype2
export FREETYPE_CLIBS=/usr/lib/x86_64-linux-gnu/libfreetype.so

The first one needed during compilation, the second during linking.

Yep, this happens in Squarespace 7.1. The themes you switch between in Site Styles aren’t real templates, they’re just presets. So when you switch from preset A to B and then back to A, Squarespace resets all your custom fonts, colors, and style choices.

You cannot really. Squarespace doesn’t let you save your own preset. And you can only export the Custom CSS you manually added, not the full Site Styles settings.

Pick one preset and stick with it, then use Custom CSS for anything you don’t want to lose. Also you can try Squarespace speed optimization tips for better performance.

Crazy, it has been 9 years and its still not fixed.

Workaround was: create a line-diagram, right click, series settings, there change the marker in the popup

WeChat_8.0.62_APKPure.xapk

1 INSTALL_FAILED_NO_MATCHING_ABIS: INSTALL_FAILED_NO_MATCHING_ABIS: Failed to extract native libraries, res=-113

2 App not install

ed

I'm not answering the question 100%, but you could use spatie/laravel-permission and you could then introduce the roles/permissions when you run queries: https://spatie.be/docs/laravel-permission/v6/basic-usage/basic-usage#content-eloquent-calls

Start the Server without the --hostname parameter.

Then You should be able to login.

Edit the security-admin-console Client in the master realm:

Add "https://vma-bf27cbdfbe:8443/admin/master/console/" as redirect uri

Restart keycloak with --hostname

Check whether cache implemented in your browser,

disable cache in browser and check Disabling Chrome cache for website development

thursdays  = pd.date_range('2025-01-01', '2026-12-31', freq="W-THU")
print(thursdays)
# print(thursdays.day_of_year.tolist())

Nope. And do not forget about x, ok := <- ch to check if channel is closed

Finally solved that. I didn't notice that VSCode reported that paths provided by configurationProvider. .

In my case it was cmake. But it was not correctly configured, it didn't know about Yocto SDK and provided system include paths for VSCode.
The problem has been solved by disabling CMake extension for this workspace and removing the

"configurationProvider": "ms-vscode.cmake-tools",

parameter from the c_cpp_properties.json
Now i have correct paths for include files and no red underlines for my includes.

It looks as if something is wrong with the messages. The default messages are generated by wwv_flow.js_messages and can be customized using a text message. In your case the message name is shown and not the value. Are you using any other languages than English or translations ?

Thank you for you response.
How would you implement locally the FLUX models or the Qwen ? Olama integration with my app ?

In the Spring docs it is written

https://docs.spring.io/spring-framework/reference/web/webflux/controller/ann-advice.html

that @ControllerAdvice annotation can be made more specific by annotation attributes. In my case, the rest controllers in the system are annotated with @RestController so I can narrow down the scope of my controller advice to them with this:

@ControllerAdvice(annotations = RestController.class)
@Order(Ordered.HIGHEST_PRECEDENCE)
public class RestExceptionHandler extends ResponseEntityExceptionHandler {
...
}

@fabien-daniel is right, you need to go to Input on the side panel, then select + Add Input, and then select Utility scripts. However, in order to see just your utility scripts, select also Your Work.

I have just done it with compose and gemini:

https://github.com/ronenfe/Dynamic_Form_Generator

Have you checked https://www.jotform.com/help/71-prepopulating-fields-to-your-jotform-via-url-parameters/ ? I don't know the platform, but I guess that should probably work for select fields as well.

https://www.jotform.com/help/1805-what-is-jotform-prefill-and-how-does-it-work/#manual-prefill has more info on how it works.

My opinion:
Bun doesn’t fully support everything Playwright relies on, especially the parts that spawn browser processes. That “Launching Chromium…” hang usually means Bun never finishes starting the child process.

Two things you can try:

1. Run the file with Node instead of Bun
Just to confirm it isn’t your Playwright install:

node test.ts

If it works under Node but not Bun, then it’s the runtime.

2. Tell Bun not to sandbox child processes
Bun sometimes blocks Playwright’s browser launch unless this flag is set:

bun --smol run test.ts

If you want actual Playwright support, stick with Node for now — Bun still has open issues with spawning Chromium/Firefox/WebKit through Playwright. The script itself is fine; the hang is coming from Bun, not your code.

For more queries, you can check this link for reference:
https://www.weekly.playwright-user-event.org/

The accepted answer to this question is wrong. Node D is added to the open list (or open-nodes set) but not expanded immediately. The correct optimal path will therefore eventually be found. The algorithm does not stop when the target is added to the open list, but only when the target is expanded (i.e., selected as the minimum-cost node in the open list).

So, we need to enable SO_KEEPALIVE and also set the KEEPALIVE time (

 keepalivetime = 60000,
        keepaliveinterval = 1000

), since the default 2 hours is too long to keep firewall not drop the connection, right?

So, even if the second connection in NI VISA support SO_KEEPALIVE, the firewall dropping connection may still not be resolved without changing the time/interval, right?

I faced same issue last month but able to resolved it.

change this to false

  allowsEditing: false,

by looking at your console, it looks like you're stucks in R's continuation mode and this is why you dn't get the expected output.
The + signe means that your last command is not finished so it's waiting for more code.

Your problem is here : height<-(178,182,190) you should change it to height<-c(178,182,190)

and remembre :
+ = your last command is not finished, so it waits for more input.

here you are decent explain how to apply rules and workflows in google antigravity

https://atamel.dev/posts/2025/11-25_customize_antigravity_rules_workflows/

GKE sometimes gives short-lived tokens when your refresh time is too close to expiry.

**My scheduled monitor triggers the token refresh (4 minutes before the old token expires).
**
I think you should make it to 10 mins.

1. remove 3rd party ppa: $sudo add-apt-repository -r ppa:deadsnakes/ppa

2. update broken install: $sudo apt --fix-broken install

3. update and upgrade: $sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade

This [iText sample](https://github.com/itext/itext-publications-samples-dotnet/blob/f1dff9a5c21ea55d2da3760411f0fbe4425c8962/itext/itext.samples/itext/samples/sandbox/signatures/twophase/TwoPhaseSigningExample.cs#L20) should be the most fitting one for your use case.

But the exact implementation depends on what you are getting back from your provider. A plain signature or a complete CMS container. From the documentation available online, I see only a plain signature.

If so then you only have to replace method GetRSASignatureForDigest with a call to the API.

I want to change the drop colour, which appears at the end of the cursor when long pressed on it.
And this works for me

<style name="AppTheme" parent="Theme.Material3.DayNight.NoActionBar">
    <item name="colorPrimary">@color/brown</item>
</style>

Quick hint: You might also get this error if you're running the console in non-admin mode. That's not apparent with the command "winrm quickconfig -transport:https".

However as I typed above mentioned "winrm e winrm/config/listener" I simply got an access denied.

I've opened the console as admin, reran the command and it worked. Apparently if not in admin mode, the command isn't able to read the computer certificate store at all and throws a little misleading error.

Are you sure the project is ok？

error CS0234: 命名空间“Windows”中不存在类型或命名空间名“ApplicationModel”(是否缺少程序集引用?)

(SSE-SQS) uses SQS’s own built-in encryption and doesn’t involve KMS, so it’s free, faster, and avoids KMS throttling—but offers no audit logs or key policy control. KMS_MANAGED uses an AWS-managed KMS key (aws/sqs), which adds KMS logging, rotation, and policy features, but also adds cost, latency, and KMS API limits. Both are secure; the difference is performance vs. KMS governance features.

If the data is manageable in both systems, relational databases (RDBMS) are generally the better choice because they provide:

• Strong ACID compliance → ensures consistency and reliability.

• Complex queries and reporting → joins, aggregations, and analytics are much easier.

• Mature tooling → backup, recovery, and monitoring are well-supported.

Non-relational (NoSQL) databases shine primarily when you need:

• Massive horizontal scaling across multiple nodes.

• High write throughput or very flexible/unstructured schema.

So, for datasets that both systems can handle comfortably, RDBMS is usually preferable unless your access patterns or scalability needs strongly favor NoSQL.

This should be posted as a regular stack overflow question, not an "advice" question.

Instead of using .navigationBarTitle(), remove that modifier and add the title text inside the toolbar using .toolbar(.topLeading) — then match the styling to replicate the original appearance.

Sample code

import SwiftUI

struct Practice: View {
    var body: some View {
        NavigationStack {
            List(1..<101) { i in
                Text(String(i)).font(.title)
            }
            .contentMargins(.top, 0.0) // this removes top padding in list
//            .navigationTitle("Title")
//            .navigationSubtitle("Hello Swift")
            .toolbar {
                ToolbarItem(placement: .topBarLeading) {
                    Text("Title")
                        .font(.largeTitle.bold()) // Same style as navigation title
                }
                ToolbarItem(placement: .topBarTrailing) {
                    Image(systemName: "applelogo")
                }
            }
//            .toolbarTitleDisplayMode(.inlineLarge)
        }
    }
}

#Preview {
    Practice()
}

sample screenshot

I think the error lies in the errorMiddleware

instead of done(), next() always better to use async, await only....!

Overriding a method and defining a new function may look similar, but they are used for completely different reasons.

1. When you override a method

You're basically saying:

“This method already exists in the parent class, but I want to change how it behaves in my new class.”

You keep the same method name, but you give it new behavior.

This is useful when you want different classes to have the same function name but behave differently.
For example:

• A Dog and a Cat both have a method called sound(), but they return different sounds.

This is part of polymorphism, which is a core idea in OOP.

---

2. When you define a new function

You're adding brand-new behavior that didn’t exist before.

You are basically saying:

“The parent class didn’t have this function, so I’m creating it for my class.”

This function has no connection to anything in the parent class.

---

So what’s the difference?

• Override a method → change or customize existing behavior from the parent

• Define a new function → add new behavior that didn’t exist earlier

Even though the syntax looks similar, the purpose is totally different.

That’s why overriding exists — it lets different classes share the same method name but behave differently, which makes code cleaner and easier to manage.

---

That is interesting... I think I can make that work, thanks.

It might take some fenaegeling to make the pojo codecs work but I don't think it's anything that can't be handled one way or another

Define a function .... When you want a completely new action.

Override a method ........ When you want to modify or customize an action that already exists in a parent class. Example: A Dog class overrides the ....makeSound()... method so instead of a general sound.. it says Woof.

The PublishRelease property introduced in .NET 7 informs dotnet publish to use the Release configuration by default instead of the Debug configuration. Starting in the .NET 8 SDK, PublishRelease defaults to true for projects that target .NET 8 or later.

Your meson build directory is most likely not initialized

~/$ meson setup <your directory>

Should do the trick

I think its because scrutinizer only supports Major version of node. Once I also faced the same issue like you are using 20.10.0 . Have you tried Node 20.

You created a mutation named NewFurnitureMutation, and inside it the return field is called

new_furniture = NewFurniture.Field()

So the correct field name that GraphQL knows is newFurniture (camelCase), not furniture

The class be.tarsos.dsp.io.jvm.AudioDispatcherFactory won't work on Android. This class is only for desktop Java programs, not for Android apps. Make a .jar file and then add it in your project and import it. Now you can easily ressolve AudioDispatcherFactory class for android. and now your import should be like be.tarsos.dsp.io.**android.**AudioDispatcherFactory.

What about try to use error handler? (When the exception is occurred, then rerty)

Even though you create new scc and apply to user or namespace, there is some algorithm for matching.

1. gathering usable scc policy

2. pod scc validation

3. line up based on priority

4. select narrowest scc policy

5. applying final scc

so, easiest way to apply scc to certain pod, It would be a good idea to specify some of the features of the scc you added to the pod.

My Luxury Flooring, a leading tile store in Dallas, specializes in luxury transformations for homeowners who want spaces that feel custom, refined, and built to last.

If you want a premium solution, here is a example of extracting information from pdf/images: https://soceton.com/docs/examples/nid-1

Yeah I already find an answer

That is my jdk is too advance that is jdk25 so I install jdk-21 which is comparable for kotlin and all so after that change my env variables and then rebuild my app it's working now

Within the Network > Response tab, look the bottom of the page, change from "Hex Viewer" to "UTF-8". Answer as of 3 Dec 2025.

I faced the same issue on a Samsung Note 9. Instead of using image_picker, I switched to the camera package (current version I use: camera: ^0.11.3) and built my own custom camera screen. This approach is much lighter and works well even on low-memory devices. After replacing image_picker, the restart issue no longer occurred on my device.

ChatGPT said:

In modern autonomous drones, the choice between RISC (Reduced Instruction Set Computing) and CISC (Complex Instruction Set Computing) architectures depends on several factors, including performance, power efficiency, and the complexity of tasks the drone must perform.

RISC (e.g., ARM architecture)

RISC is generally favored in modern drone systems for the following reasons:

1. Power Efficiency: RISC processors are designed to execute simpler instructions, which typically leads to lower power consumption. This is a crucial factor for drones, as long battery life is often a key requirement.

2. Speed and Performance: RISC processors often have a higher clock speed and can execute instructions in a more predictable and efficient manner. This leads to faster processing, which is important for real-time decision-making, sensor data processing, and controlling drone flight.

3. Customization: Many drones use ARM-based processors (a type of RISC architecture) because they offer flexibility and customizability. ARM processors can be optimized for specific tasks, and they are widely supported in embedded systems, which is ideal for drones.

4. Size and Cost: RISC chips are typically simpler and smaller than CISC chips, which makes them cost-effective and better suited for compact embedded systems like drones.

CISC (e.g., x86 architecture)

CISC processors, like those based on the x86 architecture, are less commonly used in drones due to:

1. Power Consumption: CISC processors tend to consume more power because they handle more complex instructions, which can be inefficient for low-power devices like drones.

2. Processing Overhead: CISC instructions are more complex, meaning more time may be needed to decode and execute them, leading to potential performance bottlenecks for real-time processing tasks.

3. Size and Cost: CISC processors tend to be larger and more expensive, which is not ideal for drones that need to keep both weight and cost low.

Conclusion

For modern autonomous drones, RISC is generally the better choice due to its power efficiency, higher performance, and lower cost. ARM-based processors (which are RISC) are widely used in embedded systems, including drones, due to their suitability for handling real-time control, sensor data processing, and autonomy tasks. CISC architectures are typically more common in general-purpose computing devices but are less suitable for embedded systems like drones where power efficiency and processing speed are critical.

In short, RISC (e.g., ARM) is the preferred architecture for most modern autonomous drones.

HUMAN ANSWER NO AI

I encountered the same problem and solved by updating my venv's ipykernel.

The problem is a default 10-second request timeout in Spring AI's MCP server.

That's why the request is received, processed, but the response never reaches your Python SSE client — the server silently drops it when processing takes even slightly longer than 10s (very common with DB calls, serialization of objects, etc.).

This is a known open bug: https://github.com/spring-projects/spring-ai/issues/3205

That was it, thank you @pynexj.

I am fresh pass out of college. I can learn anything which will benefit me. I don't work there but i want to create one for them. I have heard there are some websites which provide server with database and also support for backend (free or less money for maintenance). I will check that too. Thanks for your reply.

@Dai: I don't like filter either, but have not found any other solution. It would be great if I could control the link color and/or text-decoration:underline. But, as mentioned, unfortunately I cannot style text and links separately.

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*{box-sizing:border-box;}

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min-height:100vh;

background:linear-gradient(135deg,#020024,#090979,#020024);

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@keyframes move{

from{transform:scale(1) translate(0,0);}

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-webkit-background-clip:text;

-webkit-text-fill-color:transparent;

animation:shine 3s linear infinite;

letter-spacing:4px;

}

@keyframes shine{

0%{background-position:0%}

100%{background-position:200%}

}

.quote{

margin:16px 0 25px;

font-size:14px;

color:#ccc;

line-height:1.6;

}

.progress{

height:5px;

background:#111;

border-radius:10px;

overflow:hidden;

margin-bottom:25px;

}

.bar{

width:40%;

height:100%;

background:linear-gradient(90deg,var(--main3),var(--main2));

animation:load 2s infinite alternate;

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from{width:20%;}

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width:100%;

padding:14px;

margin-bottom:18px;

border-radius:12px;

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background:#111;

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transition:.3s;

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input:focus{

box-shadow:0 0 10px var(--main3);

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width:100%;

padding:14px;

border-radius:12px;

border:none;

background:linear-gradient(135deg,var(--main3),var(--main2));

font-weight:bold;

cursor:pointer;

transition:.3s;

color:#000;

}

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transform:scale(1.05);

}

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margin-top:15px;

color:#25d366;

font-size:14px;

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margin-top:10px;

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The Google Maps SDK is served with unlimited calls at no cost to you. That means that the API should be free no matter what, so feel free using that key for production (that I also what I am doing). When you have your Maps SDK at no cost to you, feel free to use Google Maps on your app as well, cause that is also free.

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You need to prevent different data source column names from being the same

const column: ProColumns<DataType> = { 
  title: item, 
  dataIndex: item, 
  key: source + '-' + item, // this line
  valueType: 'text', 
  width: 150, 
  fixed: 'left' 
};

Based on my testing, Kafka 4.0.0 appears to be incompatible with ClickHouse versions 24 and below, though I haven't identified the exact unsupported features.
Upgrading ClickHouse resolved the issue for me.

In the following file:

sudo vim /etc/neutron/dhcp_agent.ini

Check the following:

enable_isolated_metadata=True
enable_metadata_network=True

If you are using foundry (forge, cast, anvil), testing smart contract have been made super easy using the foundry tools.

I don't fully understand your question but would this help?

List {
    Section {
        ForEach(1..<101) { i in
            Text(String(i)).font(.title)
          }
    }
    .listSectionMargins(.vertical, 0)
}

Switching on hashes of strings was posted here on StackOverflow well before the stringswitch repo seems to have been created. https://stackoverflow.com/a/19123540/179910

The 2nd answer above

d.InitialDirectory = "shell:MyComputerFolder"

works for the new OpenFolderDialog Class in C# Core 8 for WPF

I used it as below

var dialog = new OpenFolderDialog
{
    Title = "Select Root Folder That Contains Media Files and or Subfolder with Files",
     // Sets root to "This PC"
    InitialDirectory = "shell:MyComputerFolder",
    Multiselect = false
};

Thanks user CommonSense

The reason is that IntialDirectory requires a string and MyComputerFolder is a virtual folder which yields an empty string.. and doesn't recognize its special meaning.

Fastest ever (nothing can be faster)

a = [1, 2, 3, 3, 3, 1, 2, 4, 5, 5, 5, 5]

count = [0] * 10
for e in a:
    count[e] = count[e] + 1

for i, c in enumerate(count):
    if c > 0: print(c, " of ", i)

Potentially add a plain controller and call it via javascript?

This is a classic hydration mismatch caused by async client-side initialization. The fix you found is the correct pattern:

The Pattern:

const [isReady, setIsReady] = useState(false)

useEffect(() => {

// Do async client-side work

i18n.changeLanguage(locale).then(() => setIsReady(true))

}, [locale])

if (!isReady) return null // or <Loading />

return children

Why it works:

• useEffect only runs on the client (never during SSR)

• Returning null until ready ensures server and client render the same thing initially

• Once client is hydrated, the async work completes and re-renders with correct language

I actually built a tool called NeuroLint that automatically detects and fixes these hydration patterns in React/Next.js codebases. It uses AST transformations (no AI) to find issues like:

• Direct localStorage/window access without guards

• Missing typeof window !== "undefined" checks

• Components that need client-side initialization wrapping

Check it out: https://neurolint.dev/

with ProcessPoolExecutor() as executor:
    future1 = executor.submit(function1, arg1, arg2)
    future2 = executor.submit(function2, arg1)
    future3 = executor.submit(function3, arg1)

    for future in as_completed([future1, future2, future3]):
        if future == future1:
            res1 = future.result()
        elif future == future2:
            res2 = future.result()
        elif future == future3:
            res3 = future.result()

I had my terraform codes and it was all white as said above. Downloaded HashiCorp extension and then the codes got colored meaning VS code was able to recognize those codes as terraform codes.

bro it's been 5 year how there's still no ez answer
how tf I know there is no malware that keeping my PC awake
idk I somehow my PC cannot sleep by it self anymore
something keeping it awake and idk what :(((((((((

Xxx video games 🎮 video for getting food you have dying TC electronic drum and bass xthodtg xxx

I appreciate all your assistance on this. The Javalin uber pom contains a property that contains: <webdrivermanager.version>6.3.2</webdrivermanager.version>. Doing a mvn dependency:tree shows it IS using 6.3.2. Now, here is the capper: When I run in IntelliJ using the bundled Maven, the dependency doesn't download. But, I tried it from the terminal and it DID download. The Maven running from terminal is up to date. The version bundled with IntelliJ is down 2 point releases (3.9.11 vs 3.9.9). Anyway, I'm up and running now. Thanks!

Modern alternative PDF browsers are now the most common using embedded PDF's. Thus we can now open PDF and fill fields as seen on the left using Chromium based MS Edge with Powered by Acrobat.)

But using a local or remote HTML file we can ALSO add the field names as seen on the right. This a very clever JS programmed repo by https://stackoverflow.com/users/4695575/dansleboby and can be found on github.

The answer

Missing call of abs()

Originally I did not have an abs() on meaning that it was setting the the shortest duration to a negative, causing errors further down. @IgorTandetnik pointed this out.

Old

for(int i=0; i < length; i++) {
    if(abs(durations[i]) < shortestDuration) {
      shortestDuration = durations[i];
    }
  }

New

for(int i=0; i < length; i++) {
    if(abs(durations[i]) < shortestDuration) {
      shortestDuration = abs(durations[i]); <-- This part
    }
  }

Comparison Issues

The adding the abs() call, fixed most problems put I did not handle the remaining value properly. It would be more robust with using the median and should do the timing thresholds outside the for loop.

Old

for(int i=0; i < length; i++) {
    if(durations[i] > shortestDuration * (1 - Variability) && durations[i] < shortestDuration * (1 + Variability)) {
      Serial.print(".");
    } else if(durations[i] > shortestDuration * (3 - Variability) && durations[i] < shortestDuration * (3 + Variability)) {
      Serial.print("-");
    } else if(abs(durations[i]) > shortestDuration * (3 - Variability) && abs(durations[i]) < shortestDuration * (3 + Variability)) {
      Serial.print("/");
    } else if(abs(durations[i]) > shortestDuration * (7 - Variability) && abs(durations[i]) < shortestDuration * (7 + Variability)) {
      Serial.print(" ");
    } else { // <-- This does not handle the interspace between morse characters
      Serial.println("miss");
    }
  }

So then I changed it, with the help of @IgorTandetnik. So that it properly handles the interspace between characters and so the variability scales well.

New

for(int i=0; i < length; i++) {
    if(durations[i] > shortestDuration * (1 - Variability) && durations[i] < shortestDuration * (1 + Variability)) {
      result += ".";
    } else if(durations[i] > shortestDuration * (1 - Variability)*3 && durations[i] < shortestDuration * (1 + Variability)*3) {
      result += "-";
    } else if(abs(durations[i]) > shortestDuration * (1 - Variability) && abs(durations[i]) < shortestDuration * (1 + Variability)) {
      ; // <-- This does
    } else if(abs(durations[i]) > shortestDuration * (1 - Variability)*3 && abs(durations[i]) < shortestDuration * (1 + Variability)*3) {
      result += "/";
    } else if(abs(durations[i]) > shortestDuration * (1 - Variability)*7 && abs(durations[i]) < shortestDuration * (1 + Variability)*7) {
      result += " ";
    } else {
      Serial.println("Duration to morse Error");
    }
  }

Timing

I also had a slight timing issue with random, where originally I did random(0,1) which meant that it only returned 0 as it (max - 1) which returned 0, so changing to random(2) fixes this.

Old

void addNoise(int* array, int length, float fraction) {
  for(int i=0; i < length; i++) {
    long variability = random(fraction * 100);
    long plusMinus = random(0,1);
    if(plusMinus == 0) {
      array[i] = array[i] + variability ;
    } else if(plusMinus == 1) {
      array[i] = array[i] - variability;
    }
  }
}

New

void addNoise(int* array, int length, float fraction) {
  for(int i=0; i < length; i++) {
    long variability = random(fraction * 100);
    long plusMinus = random(0,1);
    if(plusMinus == 0) {
      array[i] = array[i] + variability ;
    } else if(plusMinus == 1) {
      array[i] = array[i] - variability;
    }
  }
}

This Matthew's powershell script should do the trick:

while ($true)
{
  $pos = [System.Windows.Forms.Cursor]::Position
  $x = $pos.X+1
  $y = $pos.Y+1
  [System.Windows.Forms.Cursor]::Position = New-Object System.Drawing.Point($x, $y)
  Start-Sleep -Seconds 1
}

reference: https://gist.github.com/MatthewSteeples/ce7114b4d3488fc49b6a

I've just publish a way to serialize and deserialize Telethon objects:

https://github.com/telegram-toys/telethon_objects_serialization/blob/main/README.md

@browsermator: So there is no possible way to enable that. You mean when I do allow-scripts it is dangerous anyways? I mean click-jacking should only concern the iframe code and not the rest of the app right? does csrf work when it can't read the site cookies etc.? how would that work? I am not very well-read on that subject.

I lost access to my Bitcoin wallet after misplacing my private key, and it completely devastated me. I felt foolish for not storing it properly, and when I tried seeking help from the authorities, I was asked to fill out several reports that led nowhere no follow-ups, no progress, just delays that made the whole situation even more stressful. I was losing my mind until a friend recommended [email protected], a smart-contract and crypto-recovery specialist. He stepped in, guided me through the process, and helped me recover most of the funds I thought were gone forever. I’m genuinely grateful, sir.

yes, deleting the kubectl file mentioned in above answer indeed fixed the issue. Thanks !

I had to put the bind in the Page_Init

        protected void Page_Init(object sender, EventArgs e)
        {
            cblLanguage.DataSource = GenericClass.GetCheckboxList(4);
            cblLanguage.DataValueField = "keyfield";
            cblLanguage.DataTextField = "textfield";
            cblLanguage.DataBind();
        }