Tag: WebDev

I was working with a command like this: ssh another_host <<EOF set -x command_a command_b run_framework command_c ... EOF The odd thing was that only commands up to and including run_framework were echoed by -x. And appeared that command_c and onwards were not executed at all. Initially, I suspected set -e was in effect, and the run_framework command failed; but that wasn't the case. From searching around, my conjecture was this: the run_framework command was somehow munching the stdin, and thus, when the shell gets around to execute the following commands, the stdin was exhausted, so doesn't run anything beyond that. To test this, I rewrote the framework command above as: (: | run_framework) And then it started working as I expected. I.e., I now see

I have come into possession of two Edge-Core ECS3510-2BT switches. They were donated as charity, and didn't come with management login and password (the defaults don't work). I can connect to them using the serial port or the web interface, but obviously can't achieve anything, since I don't have credentials. Please help me factory reset these, as I do believe they come with no physical reset buttons. I'm attaching the photos of the switch and the board. Switch image Board image EDIT: Here's the boot loader output: DRAM Test : PASS Product : ECS3510-28T Loading Runtime Image File : ecs3510_28t_v1.5.1.17.bix Image

I want to block/hide videos with the word "pokemon" (also "pokémon") in their title from showing anywhere on YouTube (on the browser): home feed, subscriptions feed, recommended videos on the sidebar of a video, and search results. I think this can be done with a filter on uBlock Origin (or AdNauseam, the one I use, based on uBlock Origin), but I don't mind doing it in other ways.

When I add Korean text in the PDF viewer in Microsoft Edge, the text disappears as soon as I move the cursor outside of the box. There are some solutions in previous posts, but unfortunately they do not work for Korean. Is there any way to fix this for Korean? https://www.reddit.com/r/MicrosoftEdge/comments/1ph78yg/add_text_in_pdf_viewer_suddenly_became_buggy/ https://www.reddit.com/r/MicrosoftEdge/comments/1phi1mm/text_in_the_pdf_editor_is_buggy_and_has_different/

I have a usb to vga display adapter using the DL-165 chipset. I have tested it functions with windows and linux (Fedora 42/rawhide (20260227); gnome/wayland and debian 12; xfce4/x11) with different monitors. It's having issues with one monitor in particular on linux. Monitor is restricted to 1280x720. Many different devices have had issues with vga on this monitor in the past. In windows I can get it to work by changing to a lower resolution on the vga to usb display adapter via display adapter properties. I don't know how I would do this with the udl module in linux. gdctl in Fedora; gnome/wayland doesn't detect the monitor. xrandr in debian 12; xfce4/x11 doesn't detect the monitor. (after udl initialization and cannot find any crtc or sizes ) Dmesg in debian 12 keeps showing a repeating 'EDID block 0 is all zeros' errors. I don't get similar output in Fedora just Cannot find any crtc or sizes after udl initialization. Are there tools available to change supported dis

Task manager displays "SYSTEM", "DWM-1", "UMFD-0" in "User" column for a lot of programs running. I'd want to know where I can see the list of all these users. net user, wmic useraccount get name and query user are the commands I tried, but they does not return that users.

When looking at the "Filter lists" tab in my uBlock Origin dashboard, sometimes I'll notice that the clock-shaped update icon next to a filter list is colored green instead of grey. I know that clicking the clock icon will force a filter list update, but what does it mean when the icon is green?

I've come across a few uBlock Origin filters that use +js, (presumably JavaScript), to modify parts of a webpage. The most common one I've seen in trusted-set-attr, which can modify attributes on a webpage if trusted filters are enabled. For example: ! Changes the search bar text on Super User superuser.com##+js(trusted-set-attr, .js-search-field, placeholder, "Hello, World!") However, I've seen other JS functions that I don't understand and can't find any documentation on. For example, a series of filters to remove auto-dubbing on YouTube uses functions for json-edit, json-edit-xhr-response, json-edit-fetch-response

I am highly confused to understand that when two devices with the same IPv4 address connect simultaneously, they use ARP Probes (defined in RFC 5227) to detect conflicts. Upon connecting, each device broadcasts an ARP request (probe) asking if anyone is using that IPv4 address. If a device receives an ARP probe for its assigned IPv4 address, a conflict is confirmed, forcing it to either drop the address. In a simultaneous connection (both probing at once), one device will typically "win" by appearing in the network ARP table first, while the other detects the conflict and stops network operations. My issue is that I am coding ACD for a networking device, but I am not finding a logical algorithm to make one device win over other? This is because the same code will execute on two identical networking devices. With my current implementation both devices are going into the ACD state. Both devices send ARP probes at the same time due to new link up detection / not

SATA–USB docking stations for HDDs/SSDs typically specify a maximum supported disk capacity, but they often work fine with slightly larger drives. Can an older SATA–USB docking station cause issues or data corruption when used with a much larger modern drive?