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So, my problem i have with my little project is, that i can already scroll down and don't know why. My goal is, to get the left menu at a 100% height of the body, minus the height of the header so it isn't scrollable anymore.

I can't seem to find a solution on how to fix it. I already tried to play around with boxsizing but wasn't successful at all. What is the problem here?

I assume that I'm somehow confused about sizes in general but a little help and explanation would be appreciated!

I'm using beautiful soup and I want to scrape a simple webpage.

This Page provides many free proxy and I want to grab them and save the inside a list.

As you know a proxy is looking like this: IP:PORT and this site provide their proxies too, so I can get ip addresses but I couldn't get port!

Here is my part of code that worked properly and get ips and save them into a list:

I am working on a simple WPF app which makes use of two external DLLs, Nancy.dll and Nancy.Hosting.Self.dll to send some data over http. I'd like to keep the .exe file standalone so I'm trying to merge the two .dll files into the application. I tried multiple post-build merging methods such as NetZ and ILMerge, but both seem to have problems with wpf applications and didn't output a working executable.

There is this post which has multiple suggestions for going about this problem, although they all boil down to the same two things:

1. Use a post-build merger. This doesn't work well in my case.
2. Put the DLL into the application as an embedded resource, and make use of the AppDomain.CurrentDomain.AssemblyResolve event to load it when necessary.

The second option seemed promising: the event gets triggered, it finds the embedded resource, makes a datastream out of it and loads it as an assembly. I can verify the assembly is loaded in multiple ways:
Visual Studio's Debug -> Windows -> Modules shows the loaded assembly, and
AppDomain.CurrentDomain.GetAssemblies() also shows the assembly being loaded.

However, when it comes to using the assemblies (in this case calling Nancy.Hosting.Self.NancyHost host = new NancyHost();) I still get the following error:

I am loading data using webview but onPageFinished doesn't get called and progressbar doesn't disappear.

I want to deploy Updates to Windows Servers in Our Domain. To achieve this i want to use the Module "PSWindowsUpdate" Here is the Official Release. I use this Module in combination with PSSessions and import it locally on all Servers outside of the default Module Path.

It should accept the updates and install them without rebooting. This Script is run using an Domain Administrator

After it Accepts the Updates it should start downloading where this happens: The Error of the Job

I started getting this error after the 2018 July Security Patch installed.

As I can't share all of the code because of Company reasons, here is the part that matters:

i have a working peace of code, which takes a Batchsize from 32 Image with the shape of 256*256 and i can train my neuronal network.

I want to classify random Instagram images as "image has a dog" or "image has not a dog". To train my NN to classify dogs I want to use the Stanford Dogs Dataset, so I have about 20.000 training images of different dogs with different breeds.

But while training my NN the loss does not decrease, I checked that with different learning rates and with or without dropout layers.

Can anyone give tips or does anyone see bugs in the following code?:

I have a question related to the question at Ordering position "dodge" in ggplot2. Instead of specifying the order of the individual bars in each bar group, e.g. placing Certified at right in the plot below (from the above link), I like to specify the order of the bar groups, e.g. placing Soziale Madien at the left. The codes for the plot below are available at the above link and are duplicated here with the data I arbitrarily created so you can try to produce a similar plot.