websites | Public website content with custom content format parser | Static Site Generator library

I am writing a program in python to have a user input multiple websites then request and scrape those websites for their titles and output it. However, when the program surpasses 8 websites the program crashes every time. I am not sure if it is a memory problem, but I have been looking all over and can't find any one who has had the same problem. The code is below (I added 9 lists so all you have to do is copy and paste the code to see the issue).

In tkinter I have made a notepad and also added a scrollbar to this notepad. The problem is when I click on the scrollbar (not using any arrow keys nor mouse scroll wheel)

I have tried google but I'm not the best at finding the right websites.

Heres the code to the notepad

I wanted to upgrade a TYPO3v9 installation to TYPO3v10. After running through all the upgrade steps, I facing this issue "Page Not Found - The page did not exist or was inaccessible. Reason: The requested page does not exist". This error is thrown for every single pages in the installation.

My installation is multi-lingual with German as default and English as second language.

The most confusing part is that the same database runs fine with TYPO3 v9 source! Yes, to find the error, I have created 2 virtual TYPO3 websites in my local web server with one using TYPO3 v9 source and the other with TYPO3 v10 source. I also updates the "sites" configuration accordingly.

I also checked the Apache logs, but there is no trace of any error. So, it is entire TYPO3 v10 issue that I am unable to locate. The "Reports" section of TYPO3 v10 module is also of no help in this regard!

I do not know if anybody faced this kind of strange problem. It is really strange that a TYPO3 db runs great in version 9, but not in version 10.

Any suggestions will be of great help.

hopefull someone can shed some light on this topic and here are some of my questions:

• How do big ecommerce websites manage their images for their websites?
• Is there any Best Practices should be consider when deciding where to keep websites images?
• I have heard to keep the images in multiple folder structure on the same server where the website is hosted so websites can render them easily and fast since they are all on same server - Is this the idea solution?
• How do professionals or big ecommerce handle images storage and maintain website images reliability and stability?
• Is Azure or AWS etc best place to store images for websites rendering?

Thanks in advance!

The situation:

I am using React in the front-end and a Flask api server. I am wanting to send the data from React to the api and once I have done this I would like to use WTForms to run validations on the data before handling it. The question may seem similar to CSRF Protection with Flask/WTForms and React , but this does not answer the question, please take a look through I have put a lot of effort in writing a good question.

What I have

Currently the data is being sent successfully as a json object, where the keys match the names within the wtform structure, the aim is to get wtforms to take that json data and insert it into the object and and handle from there as normal

The JSON object being sent

I'm going through this MIT Intro to Comp Sci Using Python course on Edx. There is an exercise telling us to use bisection search and recursion to check if a character is in an alphabetically ordered string. For some reason, I got a syntax error when I put the variable HALF after that If-statement, while I won't get an error if I declare it before the If-statement. All I could find is not being able to declare local variables in an If-statement. Please tell me or refer me to websites explaining why this happens? Thanks a bunch.

Here's the code:

A month into google apps/googlesheets. I've got some of the basics down, however struggling to put a lot of basic concepts together.

Step 1) Create and check if Spreadsheet exists in folder. If it doesn't exist create one based on the name in Cell A1 and COPY ActiveSpreadsheet() data to that new FILE with sheet name TODAY() date.

Step 2) If a spreadsheet with name exists, copy from ActiveSpreadsheet() to the spreadsheet named in Cell A1 with a NEW SHEET named after today's date.

So far I have got pieces of stuff together but I am MISSING basic knowledge of trying to put it altogether. Sorry if its a COMPLETE mess I'm trying to piece it together as I go. ANY HELP WILL be appreciated or websites/resources to lead me in the right direction.

When I'm on some websites (e.g. YouTube), On the address bar I see the icon of downloading this website as a desktop application. I would like to know how this happens or how the website can be a desktop application that easy? What's the logic behind this?
P.S: I'm using Google Chrome.

The icon that I'm talking about is here:

I am trying to implement frustum culling in my 3D Game currently and it has worked efficiently with the entities because they have a bounding box (AABB) and its easier to check a box against the frustum. On saying that, how would I cull the terrain? (it physically cannot have a AABB or sphere)

The frustum class (I use the inbuilt JOML one):