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this happens because you keep creating a new client connection every 3 seconds, while on the server side, after the first WaitForConnection, the code is stuck inside the loop and not waiting for client connections anymore.

There are several issues:

• You'd not spawn thousands of threads, use a connection pool (e.g https://github.com/mperham/connection_pool) so you have maximum 20-30 concurrent requests going (this maximum number should be determined by testing at which point network performance drops and you get these timeouts).
• It's difficult to guarantee that your code is not broken when you use threads, that's why I suggest you use something where others figured it out for you, like https://github.com/httprb/http (with examples for thread safety and concurrent requests like https://github.com/httprb/http/wiki/Thread-Safety). There are other libs out there (Typhoeus, patron) but this one is pure Ruby so basic thread safety is easier to achieve.
• You should not use Timeout (see https://jvns.ca/blog/2015/11/27/why-rubys-timeout-is-dangerous-and-thread-dot-raise-is-terrifying and https://medium.com/@adamhooper/in-ruby-dont-use-timeout-77d9d4e5a001). Use IO.select or something else.

Also, I suggest you learn about threading issues like deadlocks, starvations and all the gotchas. In your case you are doing a starvation of network resources because all the threads are fighting for bandwidth/network.

Look at @Erik Overflows comment. Use a canvas class in your inventory system, which will contain a bunch of images with properly set sizes. Then you can just assign the sprite to the image, and it should size automatically.

Fandango using the client-side rendering for the Opening Movie, so we can't use axios to fetch it.

Alternative way is using the headless-browser to crawl the data. I'm using puppeteer

Different delimiters can be used in sed substitution.

Use hash character or plus character in sed statement and use single quote in double quote.

Other thing which I want to mention is using double backslash characters instead of using one for each backslash character in the single quote statement.

For instance:

The reviews are dynamically populated using JavaScript. You have to inspect the requests made by the site in cases likes this.

The URL to get user reviews is this:

https://www.fandango.com/napi/fanReviews/208499/1/5

It returns a json with 5 reviews.

Your spider could be rewrite like this:

I'm just quoting an example about "Lower Case Column Names In Pandas Dataframe", hope that will make some headway for you...

There are several ways to iterate through your array of Shows and their array of Theater to get the complete list of names. Once you have the full list of names you can get a unique list of those names.

Here is one approach:

When reading data from github, you need to pass in the raw version of the data in read.csv(), you are using the display version. You can get the URL for the raw version by clicking on the Raw button displayed above the data.