Great question. In my view, "purpose-built software" is an accurate and widely accepted term, especially in sectors where off-the-shelf solutions fall short. For instance, we’ve been working with a taxi dispatch solution – Mobility Infotech, which is specifically designed to handle the unique logistics and operational needs of taxi services. It goes beyond generic fleet management tools by offering features like real-time driver allocation, passenger booking integrations, and route optimization—clearly reflecting the value of specialized, purpose-built systems.

Just use sourceCallIdNumber instead of sourceCallerIdNumber

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The CIE ΔE2000 formula is a modern metric for comparing two colors in the CIELAB color space, which improves on the earlier CIE76 formula by integrating new perceptual factors, resulting in more accurate color comparisons. The ΔE2000 color difference function consistent across 30 programming languages is available on the public domain, with examples for hex and RGB colors.

It's now (for two years actually) possible with enable_coverage_for_eval:

SimpleCov.start do
  enable_coverage_for_eval
end

See https://github.com/simplecov-ruby/simplecov/pull/1037

I finally cracked it, I can't answer why my previous jest test worked on Windows and not my Mac, but https://stackoverflow.com/a/62777134/6260882, specifically: 'axios is a function, not an object'. I was able to get my mocks to work like this:

jest.mock('axios', () => Object.assign(jest.fn(), {
  post: jest.fn(() => Promise.resolve({ data: sessionKey })),
  isAxiosError: jest.fn(),
}));

But I had problems being able to change the mocks on the fly because jest.mock is hoisted to the top. So I eventually decided to use AxiosMockAdapter since it had built in what I was trying to replicate.

test.spec.ts

import AxiosMockAdapter from 'axios-mock-adapter';
...
const mockedAxios = new AxiosMockAdapter(axios);
...
mockedAxios.onPost().reply(200, sessionKey);

ASSET_URL=http://test.loc:81

I solved the problem by adding this to .env

Use this "alter query" if you want to add a new column with the mentioned scenario

ALTER TABLE Table_Name
  add COLUMN DateTime_Column_Name TIMESTAMP NULL 
  DEFAULT NULL 
  ON UPDATE CURRENT_TIMESTAMP;

I do not believe so. If you look at their documentation you see return utilized a number of times, but the only Cops with Return in their name are:

• Style/ReturnNil

• Style/ReturnNilInPredicateMethodDefinition

• Style/RedundantReturn

You might get some joy out of writing a custom cop https://docs.rubocop.org/rubocop/extensions.html#custom-cops

Game of two Stacks Mini

int twoStacks(int maxSum, vector<int> a, vector<int> b) {
    int n = (int)a.size(), m = (int)b.size();
    vector<long long> prefixA(n + 1, 0), prefixB(m + 1, 0);

    for (int i = 0; i < n; i++) prefixA[i + 1] = prefixA[i] + a[i];
    for (int i = 0; i < m; i++) prefixB[i + 1] = prefixB[i] + b[i];

    int maxCount = 0;
    int j = m;

    // Try taking elements from a, then from b
    for (int i = 0; i <= n; i++) {
        if (prefixA[i] > maxSum) break;
        while (j > 0 && prefixA[i] + prefixB[j] > maxSum) {
            j--;
        }
        if (j >= 0)
            maxCount = max(maxCount, i + j);
    }

    // Try taking elements from b, then from a
    j = n;
    for (int i = 0; i <= m; i++) {
        if (prefixB[i] > maxSum) break;
        while (j > 0 && prefixB[i] + prefixA[j] > maxSum) {
            j--;
        }
        if (j >= 0)
            maxCount = max(maxCount, i + j);
    }

    return maxCount;
}

The example of the dataset given in R cran i.e Produc dataset has the dimensions of 816 observations with 11 variables...i.e wht it runs without any error...

Therefore we must look for another test which takes into account the cross sectional dependence and has cross sections less than 10. One possible test is that proposed by Bai and Ng and CADF tests

Did you finally find the solution to decode RCCG to RGB?, If yes, can you share the code, or share the steps you have done it?

value = ((valueToConvert * 100).toInt() / 100f).toString()

x 100 / 100 for 2 decimals

x 1000 / 1000 for 3 and so on.

It appears that the only valid solution to this situation is to downgrade Eclipse to a lower version.

In my case, I tried debugging Java 1.6 code on Eclipse 2024-03 R, and I also tried applying solution presented in Eclipse Community forum: https://www.eclipse.org/forums/index.php/t/1112744/

However, nothing worked until I downgraded Eclipse to version 2020-12. I suppose other (a little bit newer) versions could also work, but this one is working for me.

How about converting the image to jpg or png ?

import io
from PIL import Image
import requests

url = 'https://www.gstatic.com/webp/gallery/1.webp'
res = requests.get(url)
content = io.BytesIO(res.content)

try:
    with Image.open(content) as img:
        img.save("output_image.png", "PNG")
except Exception as e:
    print(f"Error converting image: {e}")

If you’re starting a new project or considering refactoring, some modern Redux setups (like Redux Toolkit + RTK Query + Zustand or TanStack Query for server state) are replacing the need for redux-persist altogether, since persisting state can often be localized to a slice or custom hook these days.

Type A - For DRY Implementation and don’t expect to expand the union much

Type B - Easier discriminated unions, and potentially extend each case differently later

You can will add classes 'glide-1', 'glide-2' and create two objects Glide:

<div class="glide glide-1">...</div>
<script>
    new Glide('.glide-1').mount();
</script>

<div class="glide glide-2">...</div>
<script>
    new Glide('.glide-2').mount();
</script>

This solution worked for me

Right click on your root project -> configure startup projects

make sure you have selected only one project as startup.

EXAMPLE: When you create angular and Asp.Net core project through visual studio, it will set angular as well as dot net core project as startup due to which mostly people encounter this issue. Just change startup setting for angular project to none and try again "Add-Migration". It should work.

For anyone ending up here, I've found the solution to OP's problem in https://stackoverflow.com/a/78817106/9549541

Thanks @xarielah, I tested your approach and it worked perfectly. I've actually used this trick for other cases before too.

Here's how I added it in my file:

import React from 'react';

export const dynamic = 'force-dynamic';

export default function Page() {
  return <></>;
}

Here is what you want to try doing, open Intellij's settings or press "Ctrl+Alt+S", and click on advanced settings and in the search box type "incremental" and the first option that shows up will be "Enable unified Java/Kotlin incremental compilation implementation" and you'll want to untick the checkbox and then that is it. Now this what worked for me, it might not work for all you people.

In r when we run cips test it is valid for cross sections greater than 10, so when we have n small than T, then this test gives the above mentioned error.

In Delphi 12 you can write TPath.GetAppPath using System.IOUtils unit.

It achieves the same result in exactly the same way, but the code looks more cross-platform and less like low-level hacking.

J'utilise l'implémentation « com.arthenica:ffmpeg-kit-min-gpl:6.0-2 », mais leur site web officiel ne les prend plus en charge.

Cependant, veuillez noter que le projet FFmpegKit a été officiellement abandonné. D'après la page GitHub du projet, tous les binaires FFmpegKit précédemment publiés devaient être supprimés, les versions 6.0 et supérieures étant disponibles jusqu'au 1er avril 2025. À compter du 9 mai 2025, ces binaires ne sont plus accessibles via les canaux officiels.

Pourriez-vous m'indiquer comment utiliser cette bibliothèque ou toute autre bibliothèque alternative de ffmpeg pour fusionner des vidéos à l'aide d'images ?

You can try as per below-

#full dump backup except files table

mysqldump -R -A --ignore-table=mh_website_db.files > full_backup.sql

#data only from files table based on condition like only last 1 day entries as you should have all data before this via previous day job.

mysqldump -t mh_website_db files -w"timestamp > subdate(curdate(), interval 1 day)" > files_difference.sql

note: you can also use "--insert-ignore" parameter with dump command, if this table has primary key/unique key to avoid duplicate issue.

#First import full dump except files table

mysql < full_backup.sql

#then import new entries from files table.

mysql < files_difference.sql

If you need something else then please elaborate it.

is there a way to extend Annotated type definitions without having to explicitly dig around in the original type's internals?

In this manner, your code stays declarative as you add new annotations without nesting and maintain the base type.

Script:

from typing import get_args, TypeVar, Tuple, Any

def extend_annotated(base: Any, *annotations: Any) -> Any:
    args = get_args(base)
    base_type = args[0]
    # Combine existing annotations with new ones
    combined_annotations = args[1:] + list(annotations)
    return Annotated[base_type, *combined_annotations]

You can do like this:

ShortAlpha = extend_annotated(Alpha, Field(max_length=5))

I ran into this issue yesterday and pretty much every solution I found was based on you being able to run two cmdlets, which I am not permitted to even see that the cmdlets exist (they do). My role is a lower level global admin in a forest.

Can't say how glad I am that you took the time to comment on your own thread. I found what I needed and late (very late) that night, the items started to disappear from Purges.

<3

This is controlled by the console option in the launch.json file.

On Windows with externalConsole: false and console: internalConsole it will not create a new terminal but uses the existing one.

FMI: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/cpp/launch-json-reference#_externalconsole

"configurations": [
    {
        "name": "test",
        "type": "cppvsdbg",
        "request": "launch",
        "program": "${workspaceFolder}/build/test.exe",
        "args": [
        ],
        "stopAtEntry": false,
        "cwd": "${workspaceFolder}/build/",
        "environment": [],
        "console": "internalConsole",
        "externalConsole": false,
    },

In my case, I tried both Visa and Mastercard, but neither of them worked, despite multiple attempts.

I had multiple Google accounts logged in to the same browser. I just logged in to my Google account in a separate profile with no other Google accounts logged in to that profile. Tried to create the account, and the same card worked for me. I hope it may be useful to someone else.

Thanks!

Did you ever find a solution?
I am struggling with the same problem. Seems that Pango itself does not support it and creativity is needed.

Best way to fix it is added @Hidden (

import io.swagger.v3.oas.annotations.Hidden;

) annotation to ControllerAdvice:

@Hidden
@ControllerAdvice
@Slf4j
public class GlobalExceptionHandleController {
}

You can check all the details in this standard in the product documentation, which is the one evaluated by Cloud Assurance (requires login).

One way to fill in the row and column coordinates yourself would be to iterate through your hexagon features, counting until the latitude of the center point increases instead of decreasing. The hexagon prior would be the last in the first column. 0,5 in the example page below:

https://www.redblobgames.com/grids/hexagons/#coordinates

You now know your row count is 6.

Divide the total number of hexagons by 6 and that's your column count. 8 in our example. Now you can set row and column values for each hexagon.

From there you should be able to figure out an algorithm for which are the first, second, etc order rings from any hexagon in the grid. Will leave edge detection, etc to you as well.

It might also be work making a feature request for Turf to number the rows and columns during generation. You can do this via https://github.com/turfjs/turf/issues/

This sounds like a CSP wildcard mismatch. The pattern https://*.yourdomain does not match deeper subdomains like subdomain.dev.yourdomain — it only matches a single subdomain level (e.g., subdomain.yourdomain). You’d need the CSP on the service side to explicitly include https://*.dev.yourdomain to cover your local dev setup. Also, browsers (especially Chromium-based ones) cache CSP headers aggressively, so even after your domain was re-added, your browser may still be enforcing an old policy. Try an empty cache + hard reload or clear site data. Lastly, if your local HTTPS cert isn't fully trusted, CSP might silently fail or behave inconsistently.

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It's a problem with the new flutter updates specifically with Edge, at least for me, I tested running it with chrome and it solved it

Depends on the requirements if it is about simple 2D charts without any special speed / extensibilty requirements then most charts will do the job although things like non overlapping labels, poor image quality and numeric instability / empty data data points may be an issue. For 3D charting the list is mush smaller and I would recommend you to take a look Nevron NOV Chart : https://www.nevron.com/products-open-vision-nov-chart-control-overview

which has support for all common 2D ()Cartesian, Polar, Radar,. TreeMap, Ternary etc) and 3D charts with best in class GPU accelerated rendering. Disclosure: I work for Nevron.

So were in your WordPress do you put the multiple: 'add', ?

Do you do it in the files in /var/www/html ?

Or right in WordPress some were?

I don't know why this is not in WordPress built in all ready. To pick more then one Media file at a time.

Did you get any Solution for this problem ? If you have a solution then please share the answer here.

I managed to solve it. Atleast for W10 and W11 24H2 for fastboot to recognize A40 and Pixel 5 you have to go into device manager and load the bootloader driver interface for the android device. After then fastboot should work normally.

Or first use it with the tag (just once) and go to the build log. In the section "Setup Job", you will see the SHA sums of the actions it downloaded:

const result = await getQuestions({}); before returning use JSON.parse(JSON.stringify({ success:true, data:your data })

Using slack block kit reference is available in this link

configurations.all {
    exclude group: 'commons-logging', module: 'commons-logging'
}


//This will exclude commons-logging:commons-logging from all configurations and //transitive paths.

The solution I found for this problem in a rush was to copy the "default settings.json" file and past it in my "user settings.json",

Unfortunately, this also wiped and the settings I was building over the time, but I had to finish a code ASAP and this rended issue make impossible to do my work,

Install punkt_tab separitly by using nltk.download('punkt_tab')

Solve the issue by checking if the url is having string "handler=" , if yes then replaced that with the page name in the history state . So when user clicks back he will be automatically getting the Page name without the handler

Code

         window.addEventListener("load", function () {
    if (window.location.search.includes("handler=")) {
        history.replaceState({}, document.title, window.location.pathname);
    }
});

You're right to be thinking about security here — password reset flows are critical attack vectors if not handled correctly. Let's walk through the issue and how to solve it.

Don't Reveal Whether an Email Exists
Most modern applications implement the "silent fail" approach:

• Always show a generic message like:
  "If an account with that email exists, we’ve sent a password reset link."

• Behind the scenes, you only send a reset email if the user exists — otherwise, do nothing.

This prevents email enumeration attacks, where an attacker could test emails and learn which ones are registered.

Reset Link Should Be Secure and Tied to the User

When sending a reset link:

1. Generate a secure, time-limited token (usually with UserManager.GeneratePasswordResetTokenAsync() in ASP.NET Core Identity).

2. Store it securely and tie it to the correct user account.

3. Send a link like:

   https://yourapp.com/account/[email protected]&token=abc123

4. When the user clicks the link, verify the token and email match, using:

   await UserManager.ResetPasswordAsync(user, token, newPassword);
   

   If the email doesn't exist, no reset token is generated — and no email is sent.

It is likely a mismatch in the emulator's iOS version. Here is a simple method to resolve it:

Steps

1. Open project using XCode.

2. Click on the run option to run your code.

3. XCode will prompt you to install the next iOS version for your emulator.

4. Click install and wait until the download is complete.

5. Build your application again.

you need:

--exact-reachability-metadata

or, looks like you be using maven, so

<buildArg>--exact-reachability-metadata</buildArg>

Apparently not returning object metadata while listing objects accompanied with corresponding versions is done on purpose.

Please read this ticket.

I'm interested in writing to that field in an Android app that allows you to caption photos, both taken by the camera and retrieved from the gallery albums. So that afterwards if the jpg is shared the caption will persist in the 'Comments' field of the metadata. Any thoughts?

Not how Mac Apps should behave, but the best workaround I could come up with is simply quitting the entire app when closing the window.

func windowShouldClose(_ sender: NSWindow) -> Bool {
    NSApplication.shared.terminate(self)
    return true
}

{{ place.population }}  ->  2198.98

Then using

{{ place.population|floatformat:"-3g" }}  ->  2198

for further you can refer
Django Template floatformat

You didnt seem to have tried the solutions you said.

I would still try the solution in this post you've mentioned Where they state:

"Right click the .sql file within Visual Studio, then click "open with", then click "add..." in "Open with" dialog. In the "add program" dialog type "explorer.exe" into the program name field and somehting into "firendly name" field e.g. "with explorer", then click ok. Then select "with exlorer" in "Open with" dialog and click "set as default". Now VS will open .sql files with explorer wich will in its turn call SSMS."

And also try the registry change

HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\sqlwb.sql.9.0\Shell\Open\Command, replace /dde with %1

Also keep in mind if it's a bug, which sometimes happens, you'll get the fix in the next update, which will be pretty soon as they update ssms regularly. I remember a pretty problematic bug ssms had a couple of years ago, I think it was with the data import feature. We were forced to wait for the upcoming release.

I have table in google sheet. I get API key, spreedsheetID. With javascript I set range as 'Sheet1!G6:G60'. I am able to fetch one range of table from google sheet and display it to html, as 'Sheet1!G6:M60'.

My goal is to get multiple ranges from table, like 'Sheet1!G6:G60' , 'Sheet1!M6:M60', ... My named ranges in google sheet are "Range1", "Range2".

I have tested answer by @tanaike , but I am unable to compose working url for fetch. const ranges = RANGE.map(e => ranges=${encodeURIComponent(e)}).join("&"); return: 'ranges=Range1&ranges=Range2'

composed url: https://sheets.googleapis.com/v4/spreadsheets/*spreadsheetID*/values:batchGet?key=*APIkey*&ranges=Range1&ranges=Range2 or https://sheets.googleapis.com/v4/spreadsheets/*spreadsheetID*/values:batchGet?key=*APIkey*&ranges=Sheet1!G6:G60&ranges=Sheet1!M6:M60 or https://sheets.googleapis.com/v4/spreadsheets/*spreadsheetID*/values:batchGet?key=*APIkey*&ranges=G6:G60&ranges=M6:M60

are not working.

My previous working url is: https://sheets.googleapis.com/v4/spreadsheets/***spreadsheetId***/values/Sheet1!g6:g66?key=*APIkey*

Problem is probably in this part: values:batchGet?key=${API_KEY}&${ranges}

Did something changed from 2022 and method 'values:batchGet' is not working in 2025? Thank you

I had a similar problem, no error log. I'm adding this response for future me's, because it might help someone but unfortunately it's not a response to this exact question because I'm also a beginner and I don't know Websphere. (I was starting my server with JdkHttpServerFactory.createHttpServer()).

1. No error log:

By following the breakpoint I set in ContainerRequestFilter.filer(ContainerRequestContext) registered on my ResourceConfig class, I was able to determine that the error was thrown in:

org.glassfish.jersey.server.ServerRuntime.process(final ContainerRequest)

ContainerResponse response = endpoint.apply(data);

: "java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException: Method suspend is not supported by the container."

so I added an ExceptionLogger on my ResourceConfig, as in Jersey... how to log all exceptions, but still invoke ExceptionMappers. yay, now at least I have an error log.

2)

Then I switched to GrizzlyHttpServerFactory.createHttpServer instead of JdkHttpServerFactory.createHttpServer because I guess that's what was meant by "the container" -- yay, @Suspended worked.

Azure charges for data transfer between different tenants, even if the resources are located in the same region. This is because:

Each Azure AD tenant is treated as a separate security and billing boundary. When data/traffic moves from one tenant to another (e.g., downloading a restore point from Tenant A to a VM in Tenant B), Azure treats this as egress traffic, similar to data going to the internet or an external network.

Therefore, Standard Data Transfer Out charges apply. However, if the data transfer occurs within the same tenant and same region, Azure does not charge for that traffic.

This is considered intra-region, intra-tenant traffic, which is free.

Please refer this document form more information: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/details/bandwidth/

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/cost-management-billing/manage/manage-billing-across-tenants

• Same region + same tenant = No data transfer charge

• Same region + different tenants = Charged as outbound data transfer

This is because Azure treats cross-tenant traffic as external, regardless of physical proximity.

---

You're correct — useDeferredValue and startTransition behave differently.

---

useDeferredValue

• It defers the value propagation to a lower priority.
• Does not trigger concurrent rendering or time-slicing.
• Useful when you want to delay passing expensive values (e.g. to a slow component), but not chunk rendering work.

---

useDeferredValue2 (with startTransition)

function useDeferredValue2(val) {
  const [deferred, setDeferred] = useState(val);

  useEffect(() => {
    React.startTransition(() => {
      setDeferred(val);
    });
  }, [val]);

  return deferred;
}

• This actually wraps the update in a startTransition.
• The update is treated as non-urgent and time-sliced.
• React splits the work into 5ms chunks if needed.

---

useDeferredValue3 (plain setState)

function useDeferredValue3(val) {
  const [deferred, setDeferred] = useState(val);

  useEffect(() => {
    setDeferred(val);
  }, [val]);

  return deferred;
}

• This is just a regular state update.
• No transition, no time-slicing.
• Runs at the default sync/urgent priority.

---

---

If your goal is to break up long renders and improve responsiveness, use startTransition. useDeferredValue is helpful for deferring values, but it won't split up rendering work.

Happy coding!!

Just define a Databricks Job to perform the OPTIMIZE on a schedule to your liking.

If you want to convert OST to CSV then visit Jagware Blog Convert OST to CSV PowerShell as they offers complete solution and no risk of losing any information.

I am facing issue in fetching the data. While executing FT.SEARCH command on RedisCLI, I get the JSON records, but with Code I get null.

String searchQuery = "*";
System.out.println("Index Info :: " + searchCommands.ftInfo("my-idx"));  //Correct info
SearchResults<Object, Object> searchResults = searchCommands.ftSearch("my-idx", searchQuery);
System.out.println("Count :: " + searchResults.getCount());  //Getting correct count
for (Document<Object, Object> document : searchResults) {
    Object jsonPayload = document.get(".");    //Both $ & . not giving data
    System.out.println("JSON Payload :: " + jsonPayload);   //null
    System.out.println("Get Payload :: " + document.getPayload());  //null
    System.out.println("Is Empty? : " + document.isEmpty());   //true
}

what is the mistake here? I am using lettucemod :
implementation 'com.redis:lettucemod-spring:4.3.0'

Message Bus:

A message bus is a conceptual abstraction that allows components or services to communicate with each other asynchronously by sending and receiving messages. It decouples the sender and receiver, promoting loose coupling and scalability.

In practice, a message bus is often implemented using a messaging library or broker, such as RabbitMQ, Azure Service Bus, or Kafka.

You can think of a message bus as a pattern or interface that hides the implementation details of the underlying transport mechanism.

MassTransit is a .NET framework for building distributed applications using messaging. It implements the message bus pattern and provides:

• A consistent abstraction over different message transports (RabbitMQ, Azure Service Bus, Amazon SQS, etc.)

• Features like consumers, sagas, middleware, routing, serialization, and retries

• Developer-friendly APIs to handle complex messaging workflows

• A message bus is an abstract concept or interface.

• MassTransit is a concrete implementation of a message bus pattern.

• MassTransit allows you to plug in different underlying messaging libraries (such as RabbitMQ or Azure Service Bus) without modifying your business logic.

So yes — MassTransit is a message bus implementation that can work with multiple messaging libraries under the hood.

Just add this CSS :

input::placeholder{text-transform:none;}

Reference: ::placeholder

According to the documentation,

is_year_end Logical indicating if last day of year (defined by frequency)

With the help of other users in the community, I have understood that "defined by frequency" means that, for example, if the series contains only business days, the accessor .is_year_end is not going test if each date in the series is 12/31, but it will test if each date in the series is the last business day of the year.

Our book has a chapter on early stopping / internal tuning https://mlr3book.mlr-org.com/chapters/chapter15/predsets_valid_inttune.html

I found it in the GeForce Studio driver v576.02 or later versions, without installing CUDA SDK:

C:\Windows\System32\nvidia-smi.exe

Came across this while looking for something else.

At the moment, only the person who started the approval can cancel it.

If you reassign the approval to the flow owner you will be able to cancel it.

In my approval flow, I create a record in another table that among other things stores the approval details (approval ID) and environment ID. This table also includes a Cancel Approval button that triggers the Cancel Approval flow/

In the Cancel Approval flow I reassign the approval and cancel it with a HTTP Entra preapproved action that uses https://approvals.teams.microsoft.com as the base resource URL.

/api/cancelApproval/@{triggerOutputs()?['body/bw_approvalidstring']}?flowEnvironment=@{triggerOutputs()?['body/bw_environmentid']}

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Maybe you can try to put your code in try catch like

def main():
    try:
      ....
except Exception as e:
        print(f"An error occurred: {e}")
    finally:
        input("Press Enter to exit...")

if __name__ == "__main__":
    main()

I'm attempting to devlop a vscode extension by cursor, it no workiing. I know cursor is based the vscode some version.

AWS console doesn't show security groups from peered VPC. But that doesn't prevent you from manually copy pasting the ID of source security group from requester VPC.

Just manually copy paste the source SG id and it will properly allow requests from requester VPC attached with this source SG.

This is just AWS Web UI not supporting pre-population of security groups from peered SG. But that doesn't mean it won't work if you manually put the value.

Adding following during init resolved for me.

MockitoAnnotations.openMocks(this);

Examples showing how to compare two RGB colors using the CIE ΔE2000 in Java are here.

In summary

The procedure involves converting colors from RGB space to L*a*b* space to calculate the distance between them. The ΔE2000 is a modern metric for comparing two colors in the CIELAB color space, which improves on the earlier CIE76 formula by integrating new perceptual factors, resulting in more accurate color comparisons.

i came across this post and i want to suggest that you could use zustand for global states in this scenario or redux depending on the type of project (large scale or small scale) you're working on. This makes things easier than having to wrap each component with context.

just thought to put it here.

I believe, I found the issue with the help of some colleagues.

In the documentation it is stated here, why it might not work on Android: https://docs.swmansion.com/react-native-gesture-handler/docs/fundamentals/installation/#android

Though it is only in situations, where you are using Swipable inside Modal components. Otherwise, most likely, it doesn't work, because the root component, where your ListItem is located under, doesn't have the context anymore. This is typical for Navigation, Modal, etc., which create their own hierarchy, independent of the root components in App.js.

Have you checked that your task hub name is different (needed when the share the same storage account) for your production function and the one in the staging slot? This is where the Azure function stores state for durable functions. If not, it is possible the following happens:

• Your starter function in the staging slot is not picking up service bus messages because it is disabled as intended.

• It starts the orchestration and the functions saves it's state in the storage account.

• Here the issue happens if task hub names are the same: The staging functions can pick up work because it uses the same task hub name to save and check for state.

Due to the Pain you have to go through to get Apps published (Albeit private ones for your company) we have requirements to keep WebSockets open to Alert USers about certain instances or for them to let us know when they are unavailable to take calls - So we have an WebPage that uses WebSockets to communicate. They users know its there and they can close the window when they finish work so in this use-case its not unfair but it is annoying that after a few minutes it stops working.

With the latest pdfHTML 6.2.0 you can set an alternate description by using 'alt' or 'title' attribute for your input tag. And then Acrobat will read it with its Read out loud function.

Also if I use the latest pdfHTML 6.2.0 PAC (2024) doesn't show any forms related errors or warnings.

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When you call

popt_bad, _ = curve_fit

The _ means that you're completely disregarding the covariance matrices, which is the primary mechanism of assessing the success of the fit.

curve_fit always returns a value, even if it hasn't found a good value. You need a step which looks at this part of the return value and decides whether to trust the popt (at least check it isn't infinite).

With TLS > 1.2 and all Diffie-Hellman method you must export TLS session keys in a keylog file as describes here:
https://wiki.wireshark.org/TLS#tls-decryption
After you can pass this keylog to TShark / Wireshark to decrypt traffic.

If not supported natively, you can patch your application to export TLS keys from TLS engine to a keylog file to be passed to tshark like I did for gFTP:
https://github.com/nbanb/gftp/commit/2b9ac2c2b27af214504c23ec56264de64592a9b0

And for OpenSSH:
https://github.com/nbanb/openssh-portable/tree/nba-ssh-kl-20250508

Ok, that was a stupid question. It works with all versions (in particular, with 4.15.0), but needs a patch, which is included in the repository.

On my machine the test passed after I created a new Python environment, installed the packages from requirements.txt and the required patch by

cp ./z3py_libs/*.py sql_env/lib64/python3.10/site-packages/z3/4.15.0
cp ./z3py_libs/*.py sql_env/lib/python3.10/site-packages/z3/

If you're building a VoIP dialer app for BlackBerry, you'll need to integrate a SIP (Session Initiation Protocol) stack or use a VoIP SDK that supports BlackBerry OS (if you're targeting older devices) or Android (for newer BlackBerry models). Make sure to handle audio routing, codec support (like G.711 or G.729), and network management for stable VoIP calling.

You cannot access the learned models via bmr$learners. See https://mlr3.mlr-org.com/reference/BenchmarkResult.html#active-bindings. You have to use bmr$score()$learner[[1]]$tuning_result.

I am still getting this error pls help me out !

I have confirmed the solution with the help of my architect.

version tag should always be after the id tag.

<hibernate-mapping namespace="Model" assembly="Model" xmlns="urn:nhibernate-mapping-2.2">
    <class name="Bar" lazy="true" table="`BAR`" schema="`dbo`">
        <id name="ID" access="property" column="`ID`">
            <generator class="assigned" />
        </id>
        <version name="Version" column="`VERSION`" type="int?" />

    </class>
</hibernate-mapping>

In our actual code.

We have this

<hibernate-mapping namespace="Model" assembly="Model" xmlns="urn:nhibernate-mapping-2.2">
    <class name="Bar" lazy="true" table="`BAR`" schema="`dbo`">
        <id name="ID" access="property" column="`ID`">
            <generator class="assigned" />
        </id>
        <property></property>
        <property></property>
         <property></property>
        <version name="Version" column="`VERSION`" type="int?" />

    </class>
</hibernate-mapping>

This made py work for me without error:

$ pipx uninstall pythonpy
$ pipx install pythonpy-fork

# for example: 
$ py '2-3'
-1

$ py --version
Pythonpy 0.5.5
Python 3.12.3

Thanks to @shaik-moeed for the tip!

For anyone stumbling across this in 2025, I've used the above code and it worked brilliantly (thanks Antoine), but there a couple of small changes required for Godot 4.3 (I've yet to upgrade to 4.4 so can't comment there):

### This

var reference_frames: SpriteFrames = $AnimatedSprite.frames

### is now

var reference_frames: SpriteFrames = $AnimatedSprite.sprite_frames

### And this

var updated_texture: AtlasTexture = reference_frames.get_frame(animation, i).duplicate()

### is now

var updated_texture: AtlasTexture = reference_frames.get_frame_texture(animation, i).duplicate()

I'm pleased I found this post as a lot of posts I found simply said to use a Sprite2D with animation player, but I was stubborn and knew there must be a way of swapping out sprite sheets in code for AnimatedSprite2D.

For Windows mobile app development, developers commonly use tools like Visual Studio with the .NET framework and Xamarin.
These platforms allow you to build native apps for Windows as well as cross-platform apps for Android and iOS.

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I know this is an old thread but I have a technique that works fairly well for this:

1. Wrap your data range with curly braces { } so query will use the Col1, Col2 syntax rather than A, B column names.

2. Use match to query your header row and find the column number you want to query.

3. Dynamically insert that row into your query string. It makes for a more complex query, but it's relatively maintainable as the primary value you modify over time is a plain text column name.

I'm using index to return the header row of a table:

index(Customer_Matrix[#ALL],1,0)

And then using match to search the header row for the column I need:

match("Horizontal Use Cases",index(Customer_Matrix[#ALL],1,0),0)

And that allows me to construct a query which can dynamically refer to table rows by name. Deleting or re-ordering table rows no longer breaks your query.

query({Customer_Matrix},"select Col1 where Col" & match("Horizontal Use Cases",index(Customer_Matrix[#ALL],1,0),0) & " contains '" & A30 & "'")

In Delphi 12 you can write TPath.GetAppPath using System.IOUtils unit.

In Delphi 12 you can write TPath.GetAppPath using System.IOUtils unit.

Space separated String int -> vector<int> Mini

#include <sstream>

int main() {
    /* Enter your code here. Read input from STDIN. Print output to STDOUT */   
    int n;
    cin >> n;
    cin.ignore();
    
    vector<int> nums;
    string input;
    getline(cin, input);
    
    stringstream ss(input);

    int temp1;
    // Extract integers from the stringstream and add them to the vector
    while (ss >> temp1) {
        nums.push_back(temp1);
    }
    
    for(int num : nums){
        cout << num << " ";
    }

Becouse workspace with this dir allready in use. Maybe it parallel stage running, maybe jenkins pin this workspace in previous jobs.
You can override it with

agent{ 
  node {
    customWorkspace '/my/new/workspace/'
  }
}

Can you paste your demo? I want to learn it.

just try the following , it should works

npx create-vite@latest my-react-app --template react

void CalculateTotal()
{
    Total = Deductions.Sum(x => x,Amount) + Utilities.Sum(x => x.Amount) + Rent.Amount
}

Looks like a compilation error. For Deductions, you used x => x,Amount (notice the comma), should be x => x.Amount

What is common when it comes to hosting marketing/landing pages for web apps? If I need to host the sites on separate ip's or separate servers, what steps will I need to take to have two separate ip's referring to the same base URL. Is it going to be a problem to have a https connection from two seperate ips? If it is, I can likely have all the secure pages on one IP. What would be the correct term used to describe two ips pointing to one base url?