Problem Solved
Because I didn't set a password to the database, third parties removed my data. And they also want me to pay a ransom to get the data back.
Turns out the code works. I needed to enable non important timers to wakeup the computer by opening control powercfg.cpl,,3 -> Sleep -> Allow wake timers -> Enable instead of Important only. I'm wondering now how can I configure the timer to be considered as important
Ok I answered myself after some radom testing session, soap library documentation do not mention it but if you wanna add marshallable attributes to your Typescript object you have to add an attributes key like:
I found the culprit! I was setting both m24 and m43 to a value of one. But as you can see in this example, only one element of the matrix should have a non zero constant value.
Since m43 is the only element of the two that affects the Z axis, it has to be incorrect one. And indeed, after setting it to zero:
Changed my network mode from "awsvpc" to "default," which allowed me to map the host and container ports exactly how they were defined on Docker Desktop. "Default" in AWS Task Definition is equivalent to "bridge" within Docker compose. From what I understand, changing this allows the containers in AWS to have the same configuration as the container environment that was created when everything was initially spun up locally.
It is no longer possible to use a server key to send messages through Firebase Cloud Messaging.
You will nowadays needs to use Google Application Default Credentials, a service account JSON file, or a short-lived OAuth2 access token derived from a service account to authorize requests. See the Firebase documentation for full details on how to do this: https://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/auth-server
Based on what I remember when implementing similar thing myself and this question you need to add ob_flush() along with flush(). I honestly not sure why this works, but it did work for me, and apparently worked for the other user, too.
I had the same issue. It was my antivirus software. (Avast in my case). You can check the quarantine section and restore and add exception to the dll file. You should be able to build and run successfully after that.
A bit late but it seems like youâre hitting a common snag with CoreML conversions. Some PyTorch operations, like pythonop, arenât supported. A good next step is to trace the modelâs forward pass and identify where things might be breaking. From there, tools like TorchScript can help make the conversion smoother.
I ran into similar challenges while converting the Wav2Lip model to CoreML and posted a guide with tips and steps that might help:
Thrown to indicate that an index of some sort (such as to an array, to a string, or to a vector) is out of range.
(the hint is in the name).
Your list has only two elements and so the only indices 0 to 1 can be referenced without throwing this exception.
How can I handle dynamic lists properly and avoid such errors?
Check the list size before trying to retrieve an element at a given index. For list
ArrayList<String> myList = new ArrayList<>();
the maximal index that can be accessed without an exception being thrown is
myList.size()-1
because indices start at 0 and there is a unique index for every element. Use an if-statement to check whether the index you are trying to access is within bounds:
if (index < myList.size()) {
// Get value at in-bounds index
fruit = myList.get(index)
// Set value at in-bounds index
myList.set(index, "Orange")
}
Is there a better way to check if an element exists before trying to access it?
In practice, it is rare to operate over specific indices in lists the way you've done in your code. As a data structure, lists work best when we want to iterate over a collection of elements and perform some operation over some or all of them (e.g. filtering and transformation).
// Filtering example
List<String> filteredList = new ArrayList<>();
for (String fruit: myList) {
if fruit.endsWith("berry") {
filteredList.add(fruit);
}
}
// Mapping example
List<String> mappedList = new ArrayList<>();
for (String fruit: myList) {
mappedList.add(fruit.toLowerCase());
}
If you wish to inspect and modify particular elements, a hash table may work better. This data structure is implemented as a HashMap in Java. It associates every value with a unique key. The get(Object key) method can be used for safe access to elements:
get(Object key) ... Returns the value to which the specified key is mapped, or null if this map contains no mapping for the key.
Below is a visual example of an 8-bucket hash table:
+------------------+
| Hash Table |
+------------------+
Index| Key | Value |
-----|--------|--------|
0 | null | null |
-----|--------|--------|
1 |"apple" | "red" |---> ["grapefruit","orange"] ---> ["avocado","green"]
-----|--------|--------|
2 | null | null |
-----|--------|--------|
3 |"banana"| "yellow"|
-----|--------|--------|
4 | null | null |
-----|--------|--------|
5 |"mango" |"orange"|---> ["strawberry", "red"]
-----|--------|--------|
6 | null | null |
-----|--------|--------|
7 |"grape" |"purple"|
-----|--------|--------|
Legend:
- Empty buckets shown as null
- Indices 1 and 5 shows collision of keys with chaining
- Each bucket stores fruit and its color
- ---> represents linked list for collision resolution
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I learned that "Change Data Capture" available under Factory Resources works ok, but after an initial load. So there are 2 strategies when there is already some data in the Source:
Use a "Copy Activity" to perform the initial load in the destination and then use the "Change Data Capture"
OR
Use a regular data flow in a pipeline with the "Full on first run, then incremental" run mode
Use std::swap to do a swap, as johannes-shaub recommends. But as of C++17, what might also be called multiple assignment or tuple unpacking is achievable with structured bindings.
It could be the browser, it could be the location or it could be the typo you've made on "audio/mpeg". Add "controls" so you can check if you can play it that way and check your console for possible errors:
The original issue is no longer reproducible, suggesting that it may have been resolved in a subsequent version of Deno, as evidenced by the release of 2.1.0.
class Solution {
public:
long long dp[105][105][105];
int fun(int ind, vector&nums, int op1,int op2, int k){
if(ind<0){
return 0;
}
if(op1<=0 and op2<=0){
int sum =0;
while(ind>=0){
sum+=nums[ind];
ind--;
}
return sum;
}
if(dp[op1][op2][ind]!=-1){
return dp[op1][op2][ind];
}
int x=INT_MAX,y=INT_MAX,z=INT_MAX,a=INT_MAX;
int curr=nums[ind];
if(op2>0 and nums[ind]>=k){
x = nums[ind]-k + fun(ind-1,nums,op1,op2-1,k);
}
if(op1>0){
int temp = (curr+1)/2;
y = temp + fun(ind-1,nums, op1-1,op2,k);
}
if(op2>0 and curr>=k and op1>0){
int temp1 = (curr-k+1)/2;
int temp2 = (curr+1)/2 >=k ?((curr+1)/2)-k: INT_MAX;
z = min(temp1,temp2) + fun(ind-1,nums,op1-1,op2-1,k);
}
a = nums[ind]+fun(ind - 1, nums, op1, op2, k);
return dp[op1][op2][ind]=min({x,y,z,a});
}
int minArraySum(vector<int>& nums, int k, int op1, int op2) {
memset(dp,-1,sizeof(dp));
return fun(nums.size()-1,nums,op1,op2,k);
}
It looks like customizing the image is now only available for Enterprise plans. I was having the same issue and they mentioned this changed about a month ago.
From Branch Support:
This was changed after some privacy concerns were discovered.
At this time, only customers on an Enterprise plan have access to edit the link image preview. This was quite a surprise to us on the sales team, and I understand that it may be disappointing and frustrating.
Most customers upgrade to Enterprise once their app has 100-150K+ MAUs and/or they're ready to make a significant investment in deep linking and attribution (i.e., Enterprise plans start at $36K per year).
Again, happy to connect and chat further - please share any thoughts or questions in the meantime.
I'm also having the same issue. I tried to freeze old versions of my dependencies (including next) and run tests again - same error.
I concur with Alberto's opinion - that's not the issue with codebase, but with external dependency. But I'm unable to find which one exactly. Jest and all related packages to it were released at least a few days ago, so they should not break everything just today.
Perhaps it's the issue with the Next. At first I thought it was Next's custom transformer for tests written in Typescript, which relies on SWC compiler:
However, it was not updated for a few month and seems to work fine. Also I use Next 14, so it's not even latest major release. So I checked these libraries also
JSDom, which creates a DOM abstraction for these tests was last
published 2 month ago.
@testing-library/jest-dom was last published a months ago
@testing-library/react was published 3 months ago
Jest itself was published 4 month ago
My guess a dependency of any of these libraries is the issue. For now I just disabled React tests to preserve CI pipelines
Reasons:
Long answer (-1):
No code block (0.5):
Me too answer (2.5): I'm also having the same issue
I have this doubt in my mind and no page is solving it.
What is the need for "package_dir" when we already have packages=find_packages() and when we can give the location for looking packages using where argument in the find_packages() method
The pg_read_all_data role in PostgreSQL provides read-only access to all tables and views without granting explicit permissions on each object. It is available from Postgres 14. See Predefined Roles.
I found a solution.
I had two lines to replace in my controller:
ViewData["ApplicationUserId"] = new SelectList(_context.Users, "Id", "Id");
ViewData["ApplicationUserId"] = new SelectList(_context.Users, "Id", "Id", article.ApplicationUserId);
So I created two methods in 'ArticlesRepository.cs':
public SelectList GetUser()
{
var idUser = new SelectList(_context.Users, "Id", "Id");
return idUser;
}
public SelectList GetUserWithArticle(Articles article)
{
var idUser = new SelectList(_context.Users, "Id", "Id", article.ApplicationUserId);
return idUser;
}
I know this is a very old post, but I recently had a similar issue where it was auto-sizing most of the time but one report wouldn't.
I tried the resize solution but got an error message.
I then realised that there was a merged cell in the column data being pasted and that seemed to mess things up... just a heads up as something to check
Excel stores all numbers internally as floats, reading 10 as anything but 10.0 is in and of itself a data type conversion, which calamine does not perform. This is the cost of its speed.
We are also experiencing this issue. We tried by adding available markets and also made sure that the preview_url is null for all returned results (not just a few track). Any ideas or workaround? Did you already report the issue to the Spotify team?
The person who asked the question stated that he stopped looking for a solution and solved the problem by switching to Expo SDK 51.
I would like to make a suggestion for those who have similar problems with Expo 51 or other versions.
If you are getting the error "Cannot find native module Expo...". The version of the package you are getting the error from may not be compatible with the SDK you are using. You can use the following command to understand this:
npx expo-doctor
If the above command tells you that you have incompatible dependencies with the SDK, you can see which packages are incompatible with the following command and switch to the compatible version with the --fix parameter.
To enable CORS in case of BadRequestObjectResult I found the following solution.
Create a custom attribute:
public class AddAccessControlAllowOriginAttribute : ActionFilterAttribute
{
public override void OnResultExecuting(ResultExecutingContext context)
{
if (!(context.Result is JsonResult jsonResult))
{
var header = "Access-Control-Allow-Origin";
var value = "http://localhost:5173"; // my front end origin
if (context.HttpContext.Response.Headers.ContainsKey(header))
context.HttpContext.Response.Headers[header] = value;
else
context.HttpContext.Response.Headers.Add(header, value);
}
base.OnResultExecuting(context);
}
}
Apply to all controllers as follows:
[HttpPost]
[AddAccessControlAllowOriginAttribute]
public JsonResult CreateEdit(Company item)
{
// ...
}
Your filename in the second version include a unicode Narrow No-Break Space (U+202F) that is not the same as the normal space you generated in your first code. So the filename with a normal space doesn't exist in your filesystem.
For those using UBI-RHEL8 you must remove any mention to DOTNET_SYSTEM_GLOBALIZATION_INVARIANT, or set it to false, and install the ICU libs.
In my case I've used the microdnf -y install libicu command.
If the customer decides to unsubscribe, you get one hour to charge them from the moment you get the SNS notification. That mean that if there is a failure in the submission, you won't get paid...
The customer will not have visibility on the spend until you submit the metering. They might dispute the amount, or decide that it's too costly. This might result in bad customer experience.
As you scale to more and more customers, you would need to send more API requests (There is a limit to the usage records sent in the API), and you might want to create more dimensions. Consider it in your design.
it's possible in your studio you have to create a context variable with the prompt option checked like this :
Then you have to configure your FTP component (for example I used the tFTPConnection) and in the "Password" field you have to put your context variable like this :
And when you execute your job it will prompt a window like this where you can set your new password.
But you will have to set it every time you execute your job and it only works within the studio so if you build your job and execute using the scripts it doesn't work.
For me, on both my personal and work machines, this error (or at least a very similar one) occurred because of the "JavaScript Debugger (Nightly)" VSCode extension.
Some jiggery-pokery between disabling / enabling / re-installing that extension removed the error.
I have finally found the solution. I have changed axios.get(http://localhost:1000/users?_page=${pageParam}&_limit=2);
this to : axios.get(http://localhost:1000/users?_page=${pageParam}&_per_page=2);
The response is a little complex, I have used map within a map to display data, But it is working fine.
In my case unroutable domain was in a list of local domains in dc_other_hostnames /etc/exim4/update-exim4.conf.conf
Since my exim4 uses smarthost configuration, removing domain from the list helped.
Will generating SAS URLs for multiple images on each request
significantly impact performance, especially when the product list is
large?
I have not heard that this would be an issue, because SAS generation is done by your server. However, this is something that you should be able to test somewhat easily if your server is affected by this.
Does frequent SAS URL generation result in increased costs, especially
with a large number of requests?
Storage cost isn't affected by this.
Whatâs the most efficient and secure way to manage this process?
Couple of points:
SAS tokens should short lived.
Only read access
However, I would also consider using Microsoft Entra ID authentication if that is possible in your case. Also, one option is to pipe the images trough the App Service (or whatever you are using here) and handle the authentication and authorization there.
If you are running under Live Server, you need to open a higher directory containing Labs đ, Live Server cannot see what is above the directory you have opened in Visual Code, for example
I was having the same problem and as I understand from the documentation, if those files in the Resources folder are not references somewhere, the won't be included in the final build. I did a quick test and made a reference for them on the Editor, if you do that and access through the reference, it works. Not sure if this is the best solution but it works.
It's always best to setup a fiddle to see if the problem only exists
in your code or if this a sencha problem. I created a fiddle for you
and it seems it does not show the problem.
I added comments to all problematic parts in your code:
After experimenting things, I found out that the problem may be because of the wrong filter performed back in Openinsider. I performed a new filter back in Openinsider website and managed to get the expected result. You might have just forgotten to click the search button on Openinsider site when you input the filter values.
Regarding your concern about the other QUERY returning "No Purchase" I suggest that you post it as another question as you might encounter issues chaining it to the concern addressed by this answer.
Finally I was able to find what is the issue. Despite of I have "insecure-repositories" in my /etc/docker/daemon.json my docker service did not pick it up.
docker info command indicate this becasue only 127.0.0.0/8 was under the Insecure Registries:
Why?
Becasue it was installed by snap!
This installation have other daemon.json in /snap/docker/2963/config/daemon.json and of course this have no insecure settings.
and there are many ways you can enhance the value you provide, especially by leveraging technology and a customer-first mindset. Below are several ideas that you can explore, more effectively, enhance their experience, and build long-term loyalty:
I am running in the same problem but the code from Venkatesan don't want to work. Everytime it says "Download failed." but I don't know why. I changed the 4 variables at the beginning of the script to my information but no luck. Did I miss something?
The StripeConfiguration.ApiKey is the secret_key of the platform and the {{CONNECTED_ACCOUNT_ID}} is the acct_xxx of the connected account (the merchant on your platform).
xxx is a variable. When you try to log it via console.log(xxx) it can not access to the variable which is not declared. To make it work you have to define the xxx variable.
The issue you're facing when using Blazor WebAssembly with GitHub Pages and a custom domain is a common one related to routing and base path configuration in applications hosted on static servers like GitHub Pages. Here are the detailed steps to resolve it:
Properly configure the base path (<base href>):
When using a custom domain, you need to make sure that the href attribute in the <base> tag in your wwwroot/index.html file is correctly configured.
In your case, if you're using the domain https://hiptoken.com, make sure the <base> is set to:
<base href="/" />
If your application is in a subdirectory like https://hiptoken.com/miapp, you should use:
<base href="/miapp/" />
This is crucial for Blazor to correctly find the necessary static files and resources.
Enable route redirection for SPA (Single Page Application):
GitHub Pages does not directly support client-side routing (used by Blazor WebAssembly). You will need a special file called 404.html that redirects all unmatched routes to the index.html file. This is because GitHub Pages returns a 404 for routes that don't match real files in the repository.
Create a 404.html file in the root of the repository and add the following:
This redirects any not found request to index.html, allowing Blazor to handle the routing.
Check DNS and custom domain settings:
Ensure that your custom domain is properly set up in your GitHub Pages configuration:
Go to your repository settings (Settings > Pages).
Make sure your custom domain (hiptoken.com) is configured.
Enable Enforce HTTPS if it hasn't been enabled yet.
Rebuild your project with the updated settings:
If you made changes to the <base href>, be sure to rebuild and redeploy your project.
Run the command to compile your project in release mode:
dotnet publish -c Release
Upload the generated files from the wwwroot folder to the gh-pages branch of your repository.
Test the application on your custom domain:
Visit https://hiptoken.com and check if the issues are resolved.
Possible Additional Errors:
If you're still seeing errors in the console after the changes, check the paths of any files that are not found. If they are still pointing to incorrect locations, review the <base href> configuration again.
You can also clear your browser cache or try in incognito mode to make sure the changes are reflected.
I hope these steps help resolve your issue. If you continue to face difficulties, share more details of the error so I can assist you better. đ
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