Tag: WebDev

Does anyone know the default values for a Chromium-based browser's JS screen.availHeight on a 3840x2160 (4k) monitor for Win10 and Win11? Assume fresh install with default scaling (100%) and no user mods to OS. It's easy to imply, but a wrong value here could be extremely detrimental to my project. The values below are measured and accurate, except for the 4k values. os | width | height | aWidth | aHeight | Taskbar | amiunique | Steam | statscounter | --------------------------------------------------------------|-------|--------------| w10 | 1920 | 1080 | 1920 | 1040 | 40 | 19.47 | 52.59 | 19.27 | w10 | 2560 | 1440 | 2560 | 1400 | 40 | 5.29 | 21.32 | 3.18 | w10 | 3840 | 2160 | 3840 | *2120 | *40 | | 4.95 | 1.31 | w11 | 1920 | 1080 | 1920 | 1032 | 48 | 19.47 | 52.59 | 19.27 | w11 | 2560 | 1440 | 2560 | 1392 | 48 | 5.29 | 21.32

I've tried everything MS store, Winget, store.rg-adguard.net But I'm hitting the same error:

My wired Magegee keyboard (MK-STORM) enters keys without me pressing any key. I opened Notepad and connected this keyboard to the USB port and see the following being typed in Notepad: teateeeteteteeteteteeteteteeteteteeeteeeteteeteeteteteteteteteeteeteeeteteteeteeteteteteeteteteeteteeteteteteteeteeteteteteteeteeteeteteeteeteeteteteeeteeteteeeteteeteeteteeteteteeteeteteteeteteeteteteteteeteteeteeeteteteteteteteteteteteteeteteeeteteeteteeteteeteteteeteteteeteeteteteteeteteteeeteteteteteteteteteteteeteeteteteteteeteeeteteeteteteteteteeteteteteteeteeteteteeteeteteteteteeteteeteeteteetetetete Other keyboards work fine on these computers. I connected this keyboard to another computer when notepad was open and saw a similar sequence of characters t, e, and a being pressed. I doubt it has a hardware issue, but I am not sure about it and want to see what exactly is wrong with it. I opened the

In the power settings, my computer is configured to turn off the screen after 2 hours of inactivity. In all of my Python projetcs that I run at random times during my day or my life, I add a function that runs in a separate thread and toggles the keyboard’s “Num Lock” off and on every hour: def wakelock() -> None: keyboard = Controller() keyboard.press(Key.num_lock) keyboard.release(Key.num_lock) keyboard.press(Key.num_lock) keyboard.release(Key.num_lock) This way, I keep the screen on while the code is running, it doesn’t create any real risk of interfering with typing or mouse movements, and I don’t need to change the power settings to “Never turn off” and risk the power going out and the wrong configuration staying that way without me even remembering. That said, I would like to know if there is a way for Windows 11 itself to check whether there is any Python pr

I have an MSI GS76 Stealth 11UH-078 (17.3", 4K 120 Hz variant) (mirror, specs) laptop running Windows 11 25H2 Pro and I want to replace the internal display panel as it is partly damaged (see laptop photo below). How can I determine the exact manufacturer model (e.g., AUO B173ZAN06.1, specific HW revision) currently installed in my laptop? Major constraint: I don't want open the bezel and check the physical label on the screen because that may further damage the screen.

Let's say I have a spreadsheet with currency values in column A and date values in column B. Each row of column A may be in different currencies ($, €, ¥, etc.). Each currency cell will have a format such as [$$#.00] or [$¥] #, for example, appropriate for the desired currency in the cell. Each row of column B may be in a different date format. Now I want to fill column C with the corresponding formatted currency value and the corresponding formatted date value plus some literal text. If all currency values used the same currency and format and all date values used the same date format then I could do something like: ="I paid "&TEXT(A2,"[$$]#.00")&" on "&TEXT(B2, "mm/dd/yyyy") which of course requires knowing and repeating the desired currency and date formats. This is error prone since if a

SOLVED: My USB is apparently over Thunderbolt, so the thunderbolt needs to be enabled in BIOS for it to boot from USB. Even though USB works perfectly fine in the system without that enabled (except for boot). I have my main Arch Linux install on my SSD (Main-Linux) and a backup installed on a removable USB drive (Backup-Linux) which is bootable. However when I update the UEFI boot loader in Main-Linux without the USB drive attached Backup-Linux's entry in BIOS is removed and the BIOS UEFI boot manager won't show the Backup-Linux option despite having USB drive boot enabled. The USB drive has it's own EFI partition and bootloader installed. If I update the bootloader from Main-Linux while the USBUSB drive is plugged-in it detects it and adds it to the options, but if my Main-Linux breaks for some reason I need my system to boot from the USB but I'm afraid i

I have a second hand laptop, Asus Zenbook UX3402ZA, running 6.18.9-arch1-2 btw. The fan seems to be controlled by hardware, having only two states - high or off and in the high state it is really loud, so I'd like to be able to switch it on only at high enough temperatures or allow lower power into the fan (currently it turns on at around 40 Celsius, so almost all the time). The status of the fan is also not seen in BIOS, there it does not pass the fan test. I have tried the different packages claiming to allow software fan control, none of them seemed to have an effect. Lately, reading up on how fans are being controlled and with some GPT help, I tried looking at the EC registers to hopefully find some that seems responsible for switching the fan on, but with no luck. Also, guided by GPT, I decompiled the ACPI tables to hopefully find where the control registers could be, being able to find a method \\\_SB.ATKD.FANL, taking 0, 1, 2 as input,

No matter what is shown in the Windows language and region settings (and by extension in Office language/region settings if they are set to match Windows' language), the display language (UICulture) may differ from the system culture/locale (WinSystemLocale/Culture). Office manages this more strictly / better, showing only languages that have a distinct language pack available. Still, when configured to match Windows, it can still give the impression that the display language differs per region (as it appears as different per region in the Windows language settings), even though it is backed by the same underlying language pack/locale. Example: Windows Display Language Culture UICulture Differs English (United States) en-US en-US

My dual boot grub is totally messed up. Grub won't load. I can only get the GRUB 2 command line. I have tried to repair it using this link via grub command line but after setting root to the hd07 parition and running boot, it fails to load and I get "can't find root" in initramfs here I've gone back into grub command line using this guidance here and looked at set It shows that: cmdpath=(hd0,msdos5)/EFI/ubuntu prefix=(hd0,msdos7)/boot/grub root=hd0,msdos7 Which is sort of like