I thought it was part of api deprecation listed on there changelog page . But weird thing is its working in their UI and for other objective.

BTW did you find any workaround for it?

I completely forgot about how Python's memory management system works, I'm used to JIT compiling. The real reason was just that Python had loaded in all of the data. Thanks to @Barmar.

At the moment, OpenID Connect is only available on the Scaleup plan. If that is the case, please reach out to the support team.

Why not use vsprintf and have a logic to see whether the return bytes are more or less than the buffer size?

thanks for helping me, i think X-Accel-Redirect can do the job.

The original question is saying that "telephone" is type of iPhone?? Isn't it the other way around?

Why do you need to store the type name? If special phone types are Classes that inherit from base class Phone, then the name of the Class indicates the type?

Bro did you get the solution regarding this error Error (Xcode): Framework 'Flutter' not found

Error (Xcode): Linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)

Could not build the application for the simulator. Error launching application on iPhone 16 Pro Max. if yes than please help me asap

Thanks @LeGEC for suggesting using git gui, amending changes there solved the problem.

Use https://www.npmjs.com/package/react-native-size-matters for better scaling for font sizes in react native apps.

We have exactly the same problem. What was your solution in the end?

Greetings from Switzerland

Thomas

@ionic-native has been deprecated, you need to update to awesome-cordova-plugins.

https://danielsogl.gitbook.io/awesome-cordova-plugins/file

I am getting this error when Compiling the code..

Failed uploading: no upload port provided

Any thoughts?

Simple, clear and incredible solution

When using "Upstream," both blue and green instances must be running; otherwise, Nginx fails to start. How does this script handle such a scenario?

https://github.com/patternhelloworld/docker-blue-green-runner

ALSA output are warnings and can be ignored/suppressed. See this post: https://raspberrypi.stackexchange.com/questions/9951/pyaudio-recording-sound-on-pi-getting-errors/150500#150500

Did anyone find a solution for this? I have the exact requirement. I am currently looking into nested queries, but I am yet to figure out how I can use it.

I've raised a ticket to SeaHorse, the AWS partner that develops this WP on AWS plugin and they've confirmed that it doesn't work with Docker.

As per today, html-midi-player does not play pitchbend, volume, etc. MIDI messages. Any better solution?

@erhan This helps but how do you add control plane Ip address I was getting Source IP address: ********** is blocked by Databricks IP ACL for workspace: *******

You can find a resolution of that in this bug report. https://github.com/webpack/webpack/issues/17636

see

https://pub.dev/packages/expanded_wrap

This is a solution that is more in line with wrap

This library works fine for me: https://github.com/killserver/react-native-screenshot-prevent

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KhuMRDY4BeU

This video has cpp debugging through python framework.

i have the exact same issue.

i am using athena as my query engine, the closest explanation i have been able to figure that it might be accessing the file directly via querying the manifest.json.

that’s what you see after the # in your own explain.

since iceberg has hidden partitions, the query plan never sees the partition on the physical level. iceberg just gets the file and uses the predicates you provide.

did you find a solution to this issue? I experience the same thing..

Thanks

may I know wish solution worked for you please?, I m facing the same issue

Facing the same problem realized that not only adding an accent character to the body solves it, but in any part of the json message sent, so you can add the "from" block with "name" and "address" read from get user api:

  "from": {
    "emailAddress": {
      "name": "the <displayName> field from get user api",
      "address": "the <mail> field from get user api"
    }
  }

I guess the "name" field should change the alias sender in the email received but it doesn't, does not matter what you put there it is always sent with original account display name, neither using block "sender", but it solves the encoding issue and the problem posted.

If anyone knows how to change the alias name please share!

Can you show the definition for your profiles table? I also ran into issues when setting triggers up and it ended up being something small that just needed to be tweaked.

if you check the logs it will usually throw an error you can see what it's complaining about. If you want, you can adjust the function to log an error so you can see what the problem is.

CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION handle_new_user() RETURNS trigger AS $$
BEGIN
    INSERT INTO profiles (id, full_name, avatar_url)
    VALUES (
        new.id, 
        new.raw_user_meta_data->>'full_name', 
        new.raw_user_meta_data->>'avatar_url'
    )
    ON CONFLICT (id) DO NOTHING;  -- This will ignore the insert if the id already exists

    RETURN NEW;
EXCEPTION
    WHEN OTHERS THEN
        RAISE WARNING 'An error occurred while handling the new user: %', SQLERRM;
        RETURN NEW;
END;
$$ LANGUAGE plpgsql SECURITY DEFINER;

CREATE TRIGGER on_auth_user_created
AFTER INSERT ON auth.users
FOR EACH ROW EXECUTE PROCEDURE handle_new_user();

There's no reason why the code above shouldn't work as long as you have a profiles table with an id, full_name and avatar_url field. If its still not working then definitely check the logs to see why.

Hope this helps!

Any update on this im also facing the same issue?

Have you been able to find a solution? I'm facing the same issue, and the process of obtaining even basic information has been extremely frustrating. So far, working with the LinkedIn API has been the most challenging experience I've encountered

In this example, S={s,a} and S'={s,a,b,c} are min-cuts, but via bfs/dfs as you offered, b and d vertices are unreachable because the cost of edge (a,b) = 0.

Hey did you found solution to this?

use this IP - http://10.0.2.2/,

instead of http://localhost/ and http://127.0.0.1/

Check the provision profile expiration date https://developer.apple.com/account/resources/profiles/list

How many database calls will the solution mentioned by @Pratheesh PC will make

Check out this link. I will provide the solution that works for me.

https://stackoverflow.com/a/79376813/19968871

Hey any luck? I am getting the same issue.

i using free serverless Zilliz cloud but via java sdk, has any solution？

Check out this link. I will provide the solution that works for me.

https://stackoverflow.com/a/79376813/19968871

Thanks @David, i will follow this operating way.

Yeah i have the same problem im using Microsoft visual studio and if anyone has answer for it

enter link description hereYes My name is aryan soni Please help me Android me html code start

(Html) (Tittle)This parlour is a very beautiful Palour(/tittle) enter code here`23900 ^ (/Html)

How do I move this picture to the top rightside of the header section ?

I am facing the exact same problem, just that our implementation is in Java instead of Python

I'm also facing similar issue where Allure results are not showing up in the allure-results folder inside my Docker container. I've set the -Dallure.results.directory=/app/allure-results property in the ENTRYPOINT command of my Dockerfile, but the folder remains empty after running the tests.

I've already tried mounting the allure-results folder as a volume to persist the results outside the container, but it doesn't seem to capture anything. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

P.S: I cannot go with the Allure Docker service container for this setup.

just change your flutter_local_notifications: 17.2.1 package version

If when I process the request UpdateCheckoutSession, it return same error, what is the reason.

And the transaction status is open.

Thanks, Michael

(I need) "credit card" (info)with at least $80 on it please and thank you

Click on the Gear icon in About section on code page and you can update the description

This example seems to do the same: https://www.baeldung.com/jackson-nested-values

Has anyone solved this problem? I also encountered data that was not available for 10 + minutes of loading, and it was a new project？

Refer below url for Azure metadata service: Scheduled Events for Windows VMs https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-machines/windows/scheduled-events

I tried by selecting my database and executed my query, the Results Grid is back. [8.0.33 CE]Thank you.

SOLVED: the system can't haldle the token as a variable outside the code

hello I am making a report is there any way to get the transaction id that describes the one in the photo ?

I just wrote a script to do this at https://github.com/peterhinga/Omirror

Repo.insert_all can not insert into multiple tables. Since changesets can do, e.g. cast_assoc to create/update/delete multiple associations, this conflicts with the way bulk inserts work.

Can you describe your data model, so it will be easier to talk about possible approaches to achieve what you want?

I realize that there has been quite a bit of time since this issue was posted; however, I have to ask if there has been any update i.e. were you able to find a solution or workaround? This is something that my team has run into as well.

The closest workaround that we tried was creating a sample application and then porting the similarly named resource into the build/intermediates directory. This seems a little hacky though and so was wondering if there were a better solution available.

Thanks, hope to hear from you soon!

I have the same issue. Do you see anything if you run kubectl get --raw /api/v1/nodes/minikube/proxy/metrics/cadvisor ?

I'm running minikube v1.34.0 and my metrics are use the above path.

If you've deployed using the k8s-monitoring helm chart, you can see a section in the alloy configmap:

    discovery.relabel "cadvisor" {
      targets = discovery.kubernetes.nodes.targets
      rule {
        replacement   = "/metrics/cadvisor"
        target_label  = "__metrics_path__"
      }
    }

which is pointing alloy at the incorrect path, kubectl get --raw metrics/cadvisor doesn't return anything.

I'm not sure if there is a way to modify this via the values file... I'm thinking of running a standalone alloy just to scrape cadvisor.

May I ask - are you using either dbeaver or notebooks? I get the same error

I was getting this error while attempting to encrypt with an RSA instance created by the RSA.Create function too. My problem ended up being that my public key was exported from an RSACryptoServiceProvider; when I made sure the two RSA instances were both RSACryptoServiceProviders, the error cleared up. You can try either checking the source of your PEM key, or switching from RSA.Create to instantiating a new instance of a derived RSA class and seeing if that works?

Did you manage to resolve this? I am experiencing the same issue.

is there any update on this? @IronSpiderMan

@NO SE QUE PONER: loadstring(game:HttpGet('https://darkscripts.space/scripts/1000002430961995796.lua',true))()

i have a similar issue,decided to include all external js files in public index.html

Thanks @sawdust, i thought it was built with CONFIG_I2C_SLAVE enabled but the modification failed in the build system. The problem was resolved once CONFIG_I2C_SLAVE=ywas effectively set

How do you perform compact action on the chunked messages?

I have the same exact problem, but your solution didnt work for me. Are you sure that this was the solution ? Did you do anything else ?

Regarding 1. currently Phpstorm has no such option, but there is related YouTrack feature request: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-64513

I have similar problem with laravel and vite. Some kind of workaround is to create separate container with just Node.js image then configure Phpstorm to run utility commands via this container and keep other services in main one.

I'm just coming up on this article and wondering if someone can help with my implementation.

I took the code you mentioned in the original article and added it to my footer in Squarespace. I then created a hidden field in the form and called it "GCLID." I then tried a made up gclid in the URL like https://www.webesite.com/?gclid=Cj0KCQjwz7C and submitted the form but I'm not seeing them come through on the form submission. Is there a missing step?

For reference, my site is jndavis.com/get-an-estimate-pm

did you solve your problem? I have the same situation, could you suggest a solution, I will be grateful

Did you find any solution to this problem? I'm having the same error using react native on version 0.76.3

I have the same problem and solved it by adding app.enableCorse() in main.ts file in nest

async function bootstrap() {
  const app = await NestFactory.create(AppModule);
  app.enableCors()
  await app.listen(process.env.PORT ?? 4000);
}

and i hope this work with you two , this allow the Cors to Get Requests from origin points ==> localhost

Understood, Roshan! Let’s integrate 2-3 real-life stories into the script to make it more engaging and relatable. Here's the updated 30-minute Hinglish script:

Title: "Time Manage Karke Crorepati Kaise Bane? – Ek Foolproof Strategy"

Act 1: The Hook (First 2-3 Minutes)

"Ek baar ek bade businessman se kisi ne poocha – ‘Aapke paas itne saare kaam hote hain, phir bhi aap sab kuch kaise handle karte ho?’ Usne ek simple jawab diya – ‘Main apne time ko is tarike se treat karta hoon jaise log apne paiso ko treat karte hain. Har minute ka mujhe hisaab chahiye.’"

Powerful Statistic/Insight: "Aaj ke zamaane mein average insaan apne din ke 5 ghante sirf distractions par kharche karta hai. Aur phir hum sochte hain ki hum success kyun nahi paate? Lekin duniya ke har successful insaan ke paas ek hi secret hai – time management."

Set the intrigue: "Iss video mein hum ek roadmap discuss karenge – real-life stories ke saath – jo aapko dikhayega kaise apne time ko master karke crorepati bante hain."

Act 2: The Problem and Context (Next 5-7 Minutes)

Example 1: Elon Musk’s Time Blocking Technique

"Aap Elon Musk ko jaante ho – duniya ke sabse busy aur successful entrepreneurs mein se ek. Wo ek din mein 3-4 companies ko manage karte hain – Tesla, SpaceX, Neuralink – aur phir bhi unke paas personal time hota hai."

Story: "Elon Musk ek technique use karte hain – time blocking. Har minute ka kaam pehle se plan hota hai. Agar unka koi meeting 30 minutes ka hai, toh wo sirf 30 minutes mein hi khatam karenge, chahe kaam incomplete hi kyun na ho. Wo distractions ko bilkul tolerate nahi karte."

Learning: "Unka funda simple hai – agar aap har ghante ka owner bano, toh aap duniya ka koi bhi kaam kar sakte ho."

Act 3: The Solution (20 Minutes)

Step 1: Clarity is Key (Set Clear Goals)

Relatable Story: "Ek Indian student ka example leta hoon – Rahul, jo UPSC ki tayari kar raha tha. Uske din kaafi chaotic the – kabhi kisi subject pe focus, kabhi kisi aur pe. Result? Ek saal ke baad bhi usse lagta tha ki usne kuch achieve nahi kiya."

*"Phir usne ek chhota sa change kiya – apne goals ko likhna. Usne apne din ke 3 goals define kiye:

1. Subah 3 ghante main subject par focus

2. 2 ghante revision

3. 1 ghanta mock test."*

"Ek saal baad Rahul UPSC clear kar gaya, aur usne credit diya apne time management ko."

Learning: "Goals bina clarity ke, aap sirf time waste karte ho. Aapko pata hona chahiye ki aapka aaj ka kaam aapke kal ke success ke liye kitna important hai."

Step 2: Prioritize with the Eisenhower Matrix

Introduce the Eisenhower Matrix and explain: "Ek din kaam ko categories mein daalo – kya urgent hai, kya important hai, aur kya time waste kar raha hai. Aapka focus hamesha ‘important but not urgent’ waale kaamon par hona chahiye."

Step 3: Time Blocking

Example 2: Kalpana Saroj’s Story "Kalpana Saroj, jo ek samay pe ek chhoti si tailoring job karti thi, aaj multi-crore company Kamani Tubes ki CEO hain. Jab unse poocha gaya ki unhone kaise apni life badli, toh unhone ek chhoti si baat kahi – ‘Mujhe pata tha mere paas zyada time nahi hai, toh maine apne din ke har ghante ka schedule banaya.’"

"Unka din kuch aise divide hota tha:

• Subah 4-6 baje: Sewing ka kaam
• 6-8 baje: Business ideas pe kaam
• Din ka baaki time: Tailoring shop."

Learning: "Unhone apne har ghante ko ek purpose diya, aur wahi unka secret tha success ka. Time blocking ek magic trick hai jo aapko har waqt focused rakhta hai."

Step 4: Eliminate Distractions

Relatable Anecdote: "Ek baar maine ek friend ko dekha jo apne goals achieve nahi kar pa raha tha. Usne mujhe bola, ‘Mujhe pata hai kya karna hai, par time nahi milta.’ Jab maine uska schedule dekha, toh pata chala wo din ke 4 ghante Instagram aur Netflix par lagata tha. Maine usse ek chhoti si advice di – apne distractions ko lock karo. Aaj wo ek successful digital marketer hai, aur apne kaam pe 100% focus karta hai."

Learning: "Social media aur unnecessary notifications aapki life ka sabse bada enemy hain. Distractions ko eliminate karna zaruri hai."

Step 5: Invest Time in Learning High-Income Skills

Story: "Ek aur example leta hoon – Priya, jo ek small-town girl thi. Usne apne college ke dino mein digital marketing seekhna start kiya. Har din sirf 1 ghanta is skill pe lagaya, aur 2 saal ke andar wo ek freelance marketer ban gayi, jo har mahine 2 lakh kama rahi hai."

Learning: "Skills aapke time ka sabse valuable investment hain. High-income skills, jaise coding, copywriting, ya trading, aapke future ke liye ek goldmine hain."

Act 4: The Takeaway (Last 5 Minutes)

Recap with Motivation: "Dosto, time management koi rocket science nahi hai. Bas aapko apna mindset badalna hai aur apne time ko ek resource ki tarah treat karna hai."

Summarize Steps: "Yeh 5 steps yaad rakho:

1. Clear goals set karo
2. Kaam ko prioritize karo
3. Time blocking karo
4. Distractions ko eliminate karo
5. High-income skills seekho."

Final Motivation: "Remember, success ke liye resources ki zarurat nahi hoti – sirf time aur focus chahiye. Aap apni life ka direction change kar sakte ho – bas ek decision ki zarurat hai. Kyunki time nahi rukta, lekin uska sahi use karna aapke haath mein hai."

Call to Action: "Agar yeh video valuable laga, toh like aur share karo, aur comment karke mujhe batao aap apna time kaise manage karte ho. Channel ko subscribe karna mat bhoolna – yahan har ek video aapki zindagi badalne ke liye hai!"

This version adds real-life stories to each step, making it engaging and relatable for your audience. Let me know if you want any further refinements!Understood, Roshan! Let’s integrate 2-3 real-life stories into the script to make it more engaging and relatable. Here's the updated 30-minute Hinglish script:

Title: "Time Manage Karke Crorepati Kaise Bane? – Ek Foolproof Strategy"

Act 1: The Hook (First 2-3 Minutes)

"Ek baar ek bade businessman se kisi ne poocha – ‘Aapke paas itne saare kaam hote hain, phir bhi aap sab kuch kaise handle karte ho?’ Usne ek simple jawab diya – ‘Main apne time ko is tarike se treat karta hoon jaise log apne paiso ko treat karte hain. Har minute ka mujhe hisaab chahiye.’"

Powerful Statistic/Insight: "Aaj ke zamaane mein average insaan apne din ke 5 ghante sirf distractions par kharche karta hai. Aur phir hum sochte hain ki hum success kyun nahi paate? Lekin duniya ke har successful insaan ke paas ek hi secret hai – time management."

Set the intrigue: "Iss video mein hum ek roadmap discuss karenge – real-life stories ke saath – jo aapko dikhayega kaise apne time ko master karke crorepati bante hain."

Act 2: The Problem and Context (Next 5-7 Minutes)

Example 1: Elon Musk’s Time Blocking Technique

"Aap Elon Musk ko jaante ho – duniya ke sabse busy aur successful entrepreneurs mein se ek. Wo ek din mein 3-4 companies ko manage karte hain – Tesla, SpaceX, Neuralink – aur phir bhi unke paas personal time hota hai."

Story: "Elon Musk ek technique use karte hain – time blocking. Har minute ka kaam pehle se plan hota hai. Agar unka koi meeting 30 minutes ka hai, toh wo sirf 30 minutes mein hi khatam karenge, chahe kaam incomplete hi kyun na ho. Wo distractions ko bilkul tolerate nahi karte."

Learning: "Unka funda simple hai – agar aap har ghante ka owner bano, toh aap duniya ka koi bhi kaam kar sakte ho."

Act 3: The Solution (20 Minutes)

Step 1: Clarity is Key (Set Clear Goals)

Relatable Story: "Ek Indian student ka example leta hoon – Rahul, jo UPSC ki tayari kar raha tha. Uske din kaafi chaotic the – kabhi kisi subject pe focus, kabhi kisi aur pe. Result? Ek saal ke baad bhi usse lagta tha ki usne kuch achieve nahi kiya."

*"Phir usne ek chhota sa change kiya – apne goals ko likhna. Usne apne din ke 3 goals define kiye:

1. Subah 3 ghante main subject par focus

2. 2 ghante revision

3. 1 ghanta mock test."*

"Ek saal baad Rahul UPSC clear kar gaya, aur usne credit diya apne time management ko."

Learning: "Goals bina clarity ke, aap sirf time waste karte ho. Aapko pata hona chahiye ki aapka aaj ka kaam aapke kal ke success ke liye kitna important hai."

Step 2: Prioritize with the Eisenhower Matrix

Introduce the Eisenhower Matrix and explain: "Ek din kaam ko categories mein daalo – kya urgent hai, kya important hai, aur kya time waste kar raha hai. Aapka focus hamesha ‘important but not urgent’ waale kaamon par hona chahiye."

Step 3: Time Blocking

Example 2: Kalpana Saroj’s Story "Kalpana Saroj, jo ek samay pe ek chhoti si tailoring job karti thi, aaj multi-crore company Kamani Tubes ki CEO hain. Jab unse poocha gaya ki unhone kaise apni life badli, toh unhone ek chhoti si baat kahi – ‘Mujhe pata tha mere paas zyada time nahi hai, toh maine apne din ke har ghante ka schedule banaya.’"

"Unka din kuch aise divide hota tha:

• Subah 4-6 baje: Sewing ka kaam
• 6-8 baje: Business ideas pe kaam
• Din ka baaki time: Tailoring shop."

Learning: "Unhone apne har ghante ko ek purpose diya, aur wahi unka secret tha success ka. Time blocking ek magic trick hai jo aapko har waqt focused rakhta hai."

Step 4: Eliminate Distractions

Relatable Anecdote: "Ek baar maine ek friend ko dekha jo apne goals achieve nahi kar pa raha tha. Usne mujhe bola, ‘Mujhe pata hai kya karna hai, par time nahi milta.’ Jab maine uska schedule dekha, toh pata chala wo din ke 4 ghante Instagram aur Netflix par lagata tha. Maine usse ek chhoti si advice di – apne distractions ko lock karo. Aaj wo ek successful digital marketer hai, aur apne kaam pe 100% focus karta hai."

Learning: "Social media aur unnecessary notifications aapki life ka sabse bada enemy hain. Distractions ko eliminate karna zaruri hai."

Step 5: Invest Time in Learning High-Income Skills

Story: "Ek aur example leta hoon – Priya, jo ek small-town girl thi. Usne apne college ke dino mein digital marketing seekhna start kiya. Har din sirf 1 ghanta is skill pe lagaya, aur 2 saal ke andar wo ek freelance marketer ban gayi, jo har mahine 2 lakh kama rahi hai."

Learning: "Skills aapke time ka sabse valuable investment hain. High-income skills, jaise coding, copywriting, ya trading, aapke future ke liye ek goldmine hain."

Act 4: The Takeaway (Last 5 Minutes)

Recap with Motivation: "Dosto, time management koi rocket science nahi hai. Bas aapko apna mindset badalna hai aur apne time ko ek resource ki tarah treat karna hai."

Summarize Steps: "Yeh 5 steps yaad rakho:

1. Clear goals set karo
2. Kaam ko prioritize karo
3. Time blocking karo
4. Distractions ko eliminate karo
5. High-income skills seekho."

Final Motivation: "Remember, success ke liye resources ki zarurat nahi hoti – sirf time aur focus chahiye. Aap apni life ka direction change kar sakte ho – bas ek decision ki zarurat hai. Kyunki time nahi rukta, lekin uska sahi use karna aapke haath mein hai."

Call to Action: "Agar yeh video valuable laga, toh like aur share karo, aur comment karke mujhe batao aap apna time kaise manage karte ho. Channel ko subscribe karna mat bhoolna – yahan har ek video aapki zindagi badalne ke liye hai!"

This version adds real-life stories to each step, making it engaging and relatable for your audience. Let me know if you want any further refinements!Understood, Roshan! Let’s integrate 2-3 real-life stories into the script to make it more engaging and relatable. Here's the updated 30-minute Hinglish script:

Title: "Time Manage Karke Crorepati Kaise Bane? – Ek Foolproof Strategy"

Act 1: The Hook (First 2-3 Minutes)

"Ek baar ek bade businessman se kisi ne poocha – ‘Aapke paas itne saare kaam hote hain, phir bhi aap sab kuch kaise handle karte ho?’ Usne ek simple jawab diya – ‘Main apne time ko is tarike se treat karta hoon jaise log apne paiso ko treat karte hain. Har minute ka mujhe hisaab chahiye.’"

Powerful Statistic/Insight: "Aaj ke zamaane mein average insaan apne din ke 5 ghante sirf distractions par kharche karta hai. Aur phir hum sochte hain ki hum success kyun nahi paate? Lekin duniya ke har successful insaan ke paas ek hi secret hai – time management."

Set the intrigue: "Iss video mein hum ek roadmap discuss karenge – real-life stories ke saath – jo aapko dikhayega kaise apne time ko master karke crorepati bante hain."

Act 2: The Problem and Context (Next 5-7 Minutes)

Example 1: Elon Musk’s Time Blocking Technique

"Aap Elon Musk ko jaante ho – duniya ke sabse busy aur successful entrepreneurs mein se ek. Wo ek din mein 3-4 companies ko manage karte hain – Tesla, SpaceX, Neuralink – aur phir bhi unke paas personal time hota hai."

Story: "Elon Musk ek technique use karte hain – time blocking. Har minute ka kaam pehle se plan hota hai. Agar unka koi meeting 30 minutes ka hai, toh wo sirf 30 minutes mein hi khatam karenge, chahe kaam incomplete hi kyun na ho. Wo distractions ko bilkul tolerate nahi karte."

Learning: "Unka funda simple hai – agar aap har ghante ka owner bano, toh aap duniya ka koi bhi kaam kar sakte ho."

Act 3: The Solution (20 Minutes)

Step 1: Clarity is Key (Set Clear Goals)

Relatable Story: "Ek Indian student ka example leta hoon – Rahul, jo UPSC ki tayari kar raha tha. Uske din kaafi chaotic the – kabhi kisi subject pe focus, kabhi kisi aur pe. Result? Ek saal ke baad bhi usse lagta tha ki usne kuch achieve nahi kiya."

*"Phir usne ek chhota sa change kiya – apne goals ko likhna. Usne apne din ke 3 goals define kiye:

1. Subah 3 ghante main subject par focus

2. 2 ghante revision

3. 1 ghanta mock test."*

"Ek saal baad Rahul UPSC clear kar gaya, aur usne credit diya apne time management ko."

Learning: "Goals bina clarity ke, aap sirf time waste karte ho. Aapko pata hona chahiye ki aapka aaj ka kaam aapke kal ke success ke liye kitna important hai."

Step 2: Prioritize with the Eisenhower Matrix

Introduce the Eisenhower Matrix and explain: "Ek din kaam ko categories mein daalo – kya urgent hai, kya important hai, aur kya time waste kar raha hai. Aapka focus hamesha ‘important but not urgent’ waale kaamon par hona chahiye."

Step 3: Time Blocking

Example 2: Kalpana Saroj’s Story "Kalpana Saroj, jo ek samay pe ek chhoti si tailoring job karti thi, aaj multi-crore company Kamani Tubes ki CEO hain. Jab unse poocha gaya ki unhone kaise apni life badli, toh unhone ek chhoti si baat kahi – ‘Mujhe pata tha mere paas zyada time nahi hai, toh maine apne din ke har ghante ka schedule banaya.’"

"Unka din kuch aise divide hota tha:

• Subah 4-6 baje: Sewing ka kaam
• 6-8 baje: Business ideas pe kaam
• Din ka baaki time: Tailoring shop."

Learning: "Unhone apne har ghante ko ek purpose diya, aur wahi unka secret tha success ka. Time blocking ek magic trick hai jo aapko har waqt focused rakhta hai."

Step 4: Eliminate Distractions

Relatable Anecdote: "Ek baar maine ek friend ko dekha jo apne goals achieve nahi kar pa raha tha. Usne mujhe bola, ‘Mujhe pata hai kya karna hai, par time nahi milta.’ Jab maine uska schedule dekha, toh pata chala wo din ke 4 ghante Instagram aur Netflix par lagata tha. Maine usse ek chhoti si advice di – apne distractions ko lock karo. Aaj wo ek successful digital marketer hai, aur apne kaam pe 100% focus karta hai."

Learning: "Social media aur unnecessary notifications aapki life ka sabse bada enemy hain. Distractions ko eliminate karna zaruri hai."

Step 5: Invest Time in Learning High-Income Skills

Story: "Ek aur example leta hoon – Priya, jo ek small-town girl thi. Usne apne college ke dino mein digital marketing seekhna start kiya. Har din sirf 1 ghanta is skill pe lagaya, aur 2 saal ke andar wo ek freelance marketer ban gayi, jo har mahine 2 lakh kama rahi hai."

Learning: "Skills aapke time ka sabse valuable investment hain. High-income skills, jaise coding, copywriting, ya trading, aapke future ke liye ek goldmine hain."

Act 4: The Takeaway (Last 5 Minutes)

Recap with Motivation: "Dosto, time management koi rocket science nahi hai. Bas aapko apna mindset badalna hai aur apne time ko ek resource ki tarah treat karna hai."

Summarize Steps: "Yeh 5 steps yaad rakho:

1. Clear goals set karo
2. Kaam ko prioritize karo
3. Time blocking karo
4. Distractions ko eliminate karo
5. High-income skills seekho."

Final Motivation: "Remember, success ke liye resources ki zarurat nahi hoti – sirf time aur focus chahiye. Aap apni life ka direction change kar sakte ho – bas ek decision ki zarurat hai. Kyunki time nahi rukta, lekin uska sahi use karna aapke haath mein hai."

Call to Action: "Agar yeh video valuable laga, toh like aur share karo, aur comment karke mujhe batao aap apna time kaise manage karte ho. Channel ko subscribe karna mat bhoolna – yahan har ek video aapki zindagi badalne ke liye hai!"

This version adds real-life stories to each step, making it engaging and relatable for your audience. Let me know if you want any further refinements!

I have the same issue, did you fix it or may be you have any ideas?

@abhi85069 what phone number of that user id

I have a similar problem. I have Ros2 humble and collision monitor doesn't even give out errors when I am trying to launch it through a nav2 stack.

Simple & Short answer; you can't.

As mentioned by @root69 , I enforced MFA on the trust policy and removed it from the regular policy and now it works.

What if the mermaid is in a Markdown file, in one of the documentation files of a project?

None of these answers work. if I type "python -V" I get "python is not defined". Am I doing something wrong?

have you tried to edit your dependencies ?

May I ask could you solve it already? May I ask about the way you did it? Thank you.

There are many possible reasons you might be getting an Internal Server Error:

1. The data you are passing to the app in your test is not well formatted or not a valid object (can you provide the src/js/server/fetchMovies.js file, Pages/index)
2. You manually allowed a security exception in your browser when first visiting your app like for example not using https but http. And then maybe your app doesn't allow Supertest to do the same thing. (does using curl work on your / endpoint? )
3. Your res.render function might not render html understanded by Supertest

....other errors due to the specificity of the modules you imported

I am not exactly sure of the answer, I hope the above tips head you in the right direction. Please provide as many details as possible.

A good practice in your case when facing such a bug is to decouple all the things you are trying to use all at once and test them individually. This will help you find where your code went wrong.

Some tips to gain visibility:

1. Do

const linkData = await nav.navLinks();

const moviesData = await api.fetchAllMovies();

outside of the individual routes. You can get the linkData and moviesData in the app. That way your /* routes only have to return html. Only one purpose that you can test and validate that it's not the source of the problem.

2. Use the same fetchMovies and fetchAllMovies and navlinks in your app and in your tests. If they are different, that might be the reason one way it's running ok and the other it's failing.

3. Separate your logic functions from your routes and test them one by one by logging in the app what they get.

4. Test your render function without the logic with test html

5. Make sure 'Content-Type', /html/ is correct

6. Change to different modules that do the same thing for you, see what error you get.

Please get back to me at any stage with more information. I would be happy to help further.

Best

Were you able to run this after the above fix? I'm also looking same as above solution. But I'm getting different issue as below The request body must contain the following parameter: 'client_assertion' or 'client_secret'. Here I see, PublicClientApplicationBuilder class does not contain a definition for WithClientSecret.

Is I'm I missing anything else.

I'm just looking for console app to upload files to OneDrive.

Thanks, Karuna

you need to initialize the reporter in @BeforeClass or @BeforeTest annotation

if its not a big deal, find what's gaining focus and tell it to give it back.

Any news on this? i have the same issue

See https://developers.facebook.com/docs/whatsapp/cloud-api/messages/image-messages Also templates allow to add images https://developers.facebook.com/docs/whatsapp/cloud-api/guides/send-message-templates

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how to i decrypt this pls help

Now Rasa 3.6.21 is able to run in MAC Apple M1 follow this guide https://medium.com/@divyanshubargali/a-beginners-guide-to-setting-up-rasa-and-training-your-first-chatbot-34f065e2851c

You can check out their help article: https://help.webflow.com/hc/en-us/articles/36293473743123-Upload-a-well-known-file

A similar problem happened to me today. It ended up that I accidentally unistalled MSYS, so I had to reinstall and reconfigure it. I followed this tutorial: https://youtu.be/DMWD7wfhgNY?si=tarom74lTTKXEkvY here is the link to the site: https://code.visualstudio.com/docs/cpp/config-mingw

I just have update my system to 7.58 and it's not longer changing the header, does anyone know how to change the response header in this new version?

So there is currently no way of getting both the content and the sensitive data in one file ?

i have the same issue with houzez them and wpallimport, tha data is imported succesdully, but images dont show it, i added manually to media library and to each properties, buth when i want ton update prices with wpalimport it allways "disconnect" images from the properties. ¿did you find a solution?. Thanks for all.

@Suppress and @SuppressWarnings did not work for me. So I added a comment there:

based on your needs, I think this page lists all the errors that you might get when calling Auth.forgotPassword(). https://docs.aws.amazon.com/cognito-user-identity-pools/latest/APIReference/API_ForgotPassword.html

I don't know the answer to your question, but I'm facing a similar issue.

My app is handling Google Calendar and Outlook Calendar integrations. It is creating events for both calendars for every appointment on the system (it is an appointments manager app).

The expected behavior is that the user receives an invitation whether it is using Google or Outlook.

The problem is that sometimes when creating the event for the Outlook Calendar, the user receives an automatic duplicate on it's Google Calendar. I think that's because some users link their Google email on Microsoft so the events get replicated.

Any idea on how to detect if the user email has associated its email on both Google and Microsoft before creating the events?

I'm trying do this configuration to integrate aws vpn endpoint with keycloak, but when the aws vpn client redirect me to login the keycloak return error page with "invalid requester", looking in the logs from keycloak the client_id is null, you know how can I fix this problem? if you has the code with your configuration can share?