hacky | Low level CPython tinkering utils | Cron Utils library

I'm running the code below as part of a Celery task.

I'm using an API that returns § characters with a color code (1-9 or a-h) which I want to eliminate (§ and following character). Their purpose is for color formatting but I'm not using that and my method iterates through a string to remove them but could not find a better way and it fees too hacky and buggy. Is there like a parameter for the str.replace function that removes the letter after the found character?

My goal is to get the HttpStatus from a Spring WebClient request. All other information of the request is irrelevant.

My old way of doing this was:

I am currently trying to implement a TextField that should change the background Color-based on the state of the Text Field (unfocused, focused, error).

I have tried to implement this by using a List that manages only whether the TextField is selected or not. I use a GestureDetector to set that value. But this seems way too hacky to be a good solution, especially because tapping on the TextField isn't the only way to focus it.

At this point, I was hoping that there is a way to get the same information the TextField Widget uses to display the appropriate border style. But I am not sure if it is possible to access this information. A tip on how to do so would be highly appreciated.

I was also thinking that I could use the FocusScope for this, but I could not find a way to call .hasFocus on a single TextFormField, because it only shows me whether one TextFormField in the whole Form is selected and not which one.

Thank you!

I've been playing around with metaclasses to try and get a good feel of them. A really simple (and pointless) one I came up with is the following:

I'm using React + NextJS, and I'm trying to render a list of products, much like you'd see on a typical ecommerce category page. Each product is in a p, and that p should link to the appropriate detail page (so it should be surrounded by an anchor a tag).

Unfortunately, the links work but they don't render actual anchor tags. Can anyone explain what I'm missing?

Scenario A: a normal text link (works as expected)

input:

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Just installed pop_OS 20.10. My laptop is connected to a second monitor, I usually have both monitors display the same image.

Every time I boot it changes my display settings to "Join Displays" and then overlaps the two display (I don't know why overlapping the displays is even possible.

I change the display settings to something reasonable but they change back after a restart.

Is there any proper fix for this, or a hacky fix such as changing display settings in a shell script and adding the shell script to startup? (I couldn't find how to change settings through a shell script)

I have a class as follows:

I use echo framework for creation of my API server. It is started by systemd and needs root by default, in order to aquire ports below 1024. For security I like to downgrade privileges of my go program after the listening port has been aquired by echo framework.

I know how to downgrade, but I can not find a suitable event/callback for this? The problem is, that echo.Start() and echo.StartAutoTLS() do not come back. I can create a parallel thread and try to find some status value of my echo session telling me that the port was opened, but I can not find such status indication either.

How can I make sure that I get some code executed after the port is aquired (and know for sure)?

Until now I run a parallel go thread just before server creation and wait 5 seconds to do the downgrade then. It works so far, but this is hacky and I don't like it :-(