nuke | ️ Force quit all applications with one terminal command | Command Line Interface library

If I input Nuke and the cpu picks Foot, nothing happens. This is because you have not programmed that specific condition.

I also recommend moving cpu = random.choice(choices) inside the while loop, so the cpu can change its choice during the game.

Tenor, seemingly, does not allow linking directly to the .gif file, even when using "Open image in new tab" in a desktop browser. It instead opens Tenor's UI with a small viewer.

Look for direct links to images that you wish to send. GIF providers often do not provide direct links.

You can either try to use the Tenor API to get the direct link, or download the GIF file and send it directly. You could also download the GIF and re-upload it onto another image host which allows sending and directly linking to GIFs.

Note that some hosts like Imgur convert GIF files into short, looping videos in MP4 format. Although, for Imgur specifically, you can get the direct link by right-clicking, selecting "Open video in new tab", and replacing the .mp4 suffix with .gif.

OK well I figured it out. AniMarker which takes the Set of animated Markers, is final. So once you hand it the set of say RippleMarkers, it'll animate them, but you can't then turn it off via a SetState() call.

I tried editing the AniMarker class, to make it not final, so you could mutate it's dataset, but I think because it's built on GoogleMap's Marker class, and they're final, it just will not work.

So AniMarker presently has limited utility.

My work around was just to mutate GoogleMaps marker: option, so I could highlight a Marker by changing it's color. It's also possible to change the circles: GoogleMap option to dyanically highlight a Marker according to user interaction.

The problem is that the ON_UPDATE_COMMAND_UI macro creates a private (or protected?) member function, in your case CApplication::OnResetProgramSettings. That means you can't directly call it from another class (in your case CSettingsReset).

One way is to trigger the command through PostMessage as you did (except you rely on AfxGetMainWnd() instead of taking a pointer to the application class in your dialog constructor -- that's error prone if you later change the main window or use system notify icons, etc).

Another way is to move the functionality in a public class you can call directly, and have CApplication::OnResetProgramSettings simply call that new function. This avoids the middle step of sending to the message queue.

Of course this whole design is broken, all of this utility stuff should be moved out of any particular window class to a dedicated service class that encapsulates everything related to whatever that registry functionality is, and your windows receive and use a pointer to that service class. Think of it as an obsolete, bad version of MVVM, since you're using obsolete technology (MFC).

I'm assuming you have access to the current_user in your controller (or if not that, you know the id of the current user somehow

After March 1, 2021, the AWS managed policies AWSLambdaReadOnlyAccess and AWSLambdaFullAccess will be deprecated and can no longer be attached to new IAM users. For more information about policy deprecations, see Deprecated AWS managed policies in the IAM User Guide. [1]

The Amazon Resource Name for AWSLambda_ReadOnlyAccess is arn:aws:iam::aws:policy/AWSLambda_ReadOnlyAccess. You must specify the full ARN. Since you are using an AWS::Serverless::Function in your template, placing AWSLambda_ReadOnlyAccess should solve this issue. I don't know if aws-nuke also deletes AWS Managed Policies, but something to be cautious of

[1] https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/security_iam_troubleshoot.html

A friend pointed out to me that I was missing an index.js page within the src/components/ directory.

As I understand it whenever you setup an alias which points toward a directory, it will actually reference the index.js file contained within the specified directory.

After creating the file and re-exporting the components within it, webpack no longer had any issues.

Contents of my src/components/index.js:

In accordante to documentation you can use cron to check the:

• month
• day
• hour
• minute

Of execution upon a console command. Thout it may cause to run every month date hout and minut you specify on cron but you can call a closure as seen in this pice of documentation. Therefore you cvan use a closure you the year check at Kernel.php.

give this update pipeline a try (make sure to not try on production data):