Tag: WebDev

I am trying to make a Get Request to a server endpoint. The endpoint is on a shared host that I control except that I have minimal control over the SSL. Recently--I think since IOS 18, after an asynchronous request, the app is hanging for 20 seconds or so before returning results and in the console I see up to 10 or more messages as follows: tcp_input [C6.1.1:3] flags=[R] seq=19931096, ack=0, win=0 state=CLOSED rcv_nxt=19931096, snd_una=42308392 Apparently [R] means reset. The code making the request looks like this: NSLog(@"starting call NOW to url: %@",dataUrl); NSURLSessionDataTask *data = [session dataTaskWithURL:dataUrl completionHandler:^(NSData *data, NSURLResponse *response, NSError *error) { NSLog(@"heard back from server");//This takes 20 seconds even when the data is just a few bytes According to so

I have a device connected to my home network via WireGuard VPN. The VPN subnet is 10.0.0.x/24. The issue is: I can successfully connect to the device via SSH. The SSH session works fine initially but disconnects after about 1 minute. After the disconnect, I have to reconnect manually. What I’ve tried so far Lowered the MTU on the WireGuard interface (Ubuntu server side) to 1280 → no effect. Checked /etc/ssh/sshd_config for any timeout-related flags (none are set). Rebooted the server → no effect. Verified that the WireGuard client has PersistentKeepalive = 25 configured. General network connection seems stable (no packet loss outside of SSH). Question How can I prevent SSH sessions from dropping after ~1 minute over WireGuard VPN?

I have this code to open an uri: final Uri emailLaunchUri = Uri( scheme: 'mailto', path: GlobalConstants.supportEmail, query: 'subject=Hola Soporte DCore&body=Necesito ayuda con...', ); if (await canLaunchUrl(emailLaunchUri)) { await launchUrl(emailLaunchUri); } else { final Uri webUri = Uri.parse('https://demo.freshdesk.com/support/tickets/new'); if (await canLaunchUrl(webUri)) { await launchUrl(webUri); } } On the other hand, this was added to AndroidManifest.xml file. <manifest xmlns:android="http://schemas.android.com/apk/res/android"> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.INTERNET"/> <uses-permission android:name="android.permission.ACCESS_NETWORK_STATE"/> <queries> <intent> <action android:name="android.intent.action.PROCESS_TEXT"/> <data android:mimeType=&quo

I'm trying to simulate the layout and behavior seen on the following page: https://www.whitehouse.gov/administration/donald-j-trump/ On desktop view, everything appears fine — the image and text are positioned correctly within the blue background area. However, when I switch to a responsive or mobile view, I notice unexpected behavior: The image shifts inside the blue background in a way I didn't anticipate. The accompanying text either disappears completely or is pushed out of view. I'm not sure why this is happening in my implementation. I would like to closely replicate the responsive behavior shown on the official White House page, including how the image and text behave when resized. Could you help me understand how this layout is structured and how I can reproduce the same behavior reliably using responsive design (e.g., using USWDS or custom C

I’m trying to create a custom mark in Tiptap v3 that highlights tags written like value inside inline text. Here’s my current extension: import { Mark, mergeAttributes, markInputRule } from "@tiptap/core"; export const TagMark = Mark.create({ name: "tag-mark", addAttributes() { return { type: { default: null }, class: { default: "tag-mark" }, }; }, parseHTML() { return [{ tag: 'span[data-type="tag-mark"]' }]; }, renderHTML({ HTMLAttributes }) { return [ "span", mergeAttributes(HTMLAttributes, { "data-type": "tag-mark", style: "color: green", }), 0,

I am building a project that uses esp_lcd,and the TSL2591 component from the component library. To my knowledge these are both well maintained and commonly used in the idf, and should be able to coexist together. TSL2591 seems to rely on i2c_dev for control of i2c and handles all i2c communication internally, whereas esp_lcd has you manage it directly through i2c drivers, passing in the i2c bus handle. when I'm trying to get them to both work together, I get the following runtime error when initializing the TSL2591: D (382) tsl2591: Initialize sensor. V (382) i2cdev: [0x29 at 0] Attempting to take device mutex (Handle: 0x3fca3fbc)... V (392) i2cdev: [0x29 at 0] Taking device mutex with timeout 1000 ms (100 ticks) V (402) i2cdev: [0x29 at 0] Device mutex taken successfully. V (402) i2cdev: [0x29 at 0] i2c_dev_read_reg called (reg: 0xa0, size: 1) V (412) i2cdev: [0x29 at 0] i2c_dev_read called (out_size: 1, in_size: 1) V (422) i2cdev: [0x29 at 0] Performin

I'm trying to perform a misaligned memory read / write and catch it inside a __try and __except block. After setting the RFLAGS.AC bit to 1, I perform the misaligned read which causes my program to crash. Would expect it to be normal but this happens even if I enclose the code inside a __try block. I was thinking SetErrorMode and SEM_NOALIGNMENTFAULTEXCEPT would fix this issue, but upon reading I discovered that the mode suppresses these exceptions and makes it invisible for the application. //SetErrorMode(SEM_NOALIGNMENTFAULTEXCEPT); ULONG Buffer[4]; PULONG Misaligned = (PULONG)((char*)Buffer + 1); __try { _

Here is a minimal reproducible example: j = 0*0 # Flagged for E226. j = 0* 0 # Not flagged for E226. j = 0 *0 # Not flagged for E226. As the comments suggest, flake8 flags only the first line, not the others, for E226: $ flake8 tmp.py --ignore=E225,E231,E117,F401,F811,F841,E303 tmp.py:1:6: E226 missing whitespace around arithmetic operator But Flake8 rules require a space before and after: There should be one space before and after an arithmetic operator (+, -, /, and *). I installed and updated flake8 with pip: $ python3 -m pip install flake8 --upgrade Why does flake8 flag only the first line?

I was making a script for a challenge I saw a while ago, which asks: "extract the 2nd ASCII character from every line in input if the line characters are less than 7, 2nd and 7th if more", it's more of self testing than a real challenge, I went for it, but I have a problem, in the script #!/bin/bash while read input do echo $(echo -n $input | cut -c 2 && echo -n $input | cut -c 7) done When I enter any input that has characters more than 7, the output contains ' ' between the two characters. Example input: T.T - Test Text The problem that it outputs '. T', while I was expecting '.T' Without the space. I tried using tr -d " " but this will delete all spaces, for example if the input is T e s t, tr will delete the second character, not only the extra space. I also tried to change the script to #!/bin/bash while read input

Project Details Nodejs Database in SQL Server 2012 I am getting this error while I try to generate types in kysely-codegen and no information on what the error is This is the command I ran: npx kysely-codegen --config-file ./.kysely-codegenrc.json { camelCase: false, dateParser: 'timestamp', defaultSchemas: [], dialect: 'mssql', domains: true, envFile: './src/config/env/.env.development', logLevel: 'debug', numericParser: 'string', outFile: 'C:\\development\\okbooks-organizationService\\src\\config\\db.d.ts', overrides: {}, url: 'Server=localhost,1433;Database=MedicalWEB;User Id=root;Password=root;Encrypt=false;TrustServerCertificate=true;' } Using dialect 'mssql'. Introspecting database... node:internal/process/promises:392 new UnhandledPromiseRejection(reason); ^ UnhandledPromiseRejection: This error originated either by throwing inside of an async function without