bomb | 短信轰炸

This is a follow up question to another post I created around implementing a UI test solution that could toggle which classes to execute code from based on interfaces. The whole goal was to re use test code on versions of apps that are identical (Web vs WPF).

The code compiles fine, but after the test is ran it bombs out on the GetPageModelType method call. Below is my implementation pretty much identical to the linked post, with a few minor adjustments to abstract some of the page object creation on a TestClassBase

UI Test that can determine which classes to execute code from at runtime using interfaces

Interface and corresponding Page Object classes

I'm trying to scrape a YouTube playlists URL using Node / puppeteer. It was working, but now I'm getting ERR_TOO_MANY_REDIRECTS error. I can still access the page using chrome from my desktop.

I've tried using the chromium browser and chrome browsers. I've also tried using the puppeteer-extra stealth plugin and the random-useragent.

This is how my code stand at the moment:

I've been struggling with this for longer than I care to admit and would really appreciate some help.

I'm trying to do a project which involves building a linker and scheduler, and thought if I could use some of the functionality that's already been build into LLVM that would be great. I'm using LLVM 10. To get started I did some reading and tried to build this example. Because I plan on embedding LLVM into another project, used this as a reference for 'how to build' the example (see below). I figured the dependencies are just the components from the example CMakeLists.txt.

If I'm not mistaken, I'm getting a linker error and that the component list is the problem, but I'm struggling to resolve it. The way it seems LLVM does linking is by mapping a component name to an library file, but since I don't know which missing library might be causing it I'm stuck. Also, I don't know what llvm_libs is, but adding it to the component list seemed to resolve some of the linker errors I was getting originally. Also also, changing the order of the component list will give me different amounts of errors, which absolutely confounds me.

CMakeLists.txt

I'm recreating the Fruit Ninja game in python pygame. So far, I've added the slicing feature, which is a line that is drawn from the position of the mouse when it is first pressed down to the position of the mouse while it's down and in motion. Now I'm working on detecting collisions between the fruit and the line that slices the fruit. I'm trying to use the y=mx+b equation for this. Using the starting and ending points of the line, I calculate the slope (m) and using the slope, I calculate the b. Finally, I check if the line passes through the coordinates of the fruit. After trying to implement that, I've come across an issue. When trying to slice a fruit, the collision isn't detected. I think I know what's causing this issue: what about the width and the height of the fruit? After all, I am only checking if the line goes through the x and y position of the fruit, although the fruit isn't just one point, but an image full of points. Now my question is: how can I detect if the line goes through the image of the fruit and not just its position? I'm not sure how to do that using y=mx+b. Code:

I'm brand new to Swift and am making an iOS Minesweeper app. At the top of the screen I want to have an image of a bomb next to a Text() object displaying the number of bombs remaining.

I'd like to have the image and/or HStack resize to whatever the height of the adjacent text is without having to hard-code it's dimensions.

Can/how this be achieved?

The code so far looks like this:

I'm trying to make a minesweeper, and something weird has happened, in Chrome or Chromium-based navigators everything seems and works just fine, but in firefox, all of the bombs generated clumped together at the end, or the start of the array, is there any difference in how sort() works with parameters?

I'll leave the piece of the code that generates the board.

I have a program which reads from a file which is a list of domain names. It performs asynchronous DNS and then downloads the landing page for each domain using an asynchronous epoll loop.

The program runs fine for thousands of iterations and then bombs out with a *** buffer overflow detected ***: terminated error. Here is the backtrace:

I've got a thin "service layer" in my React app that I use to push as much business logic into, and keep my components clean.

I've always used plain functions for this - passing in params and performing all the steps (reading/writing data, formatting stuff, etc.)

However, now that I've gotten a little more familiar w/ hooks, I'm wondering if it's possible to treat these functions as hooks, to make my life easier. For example, I'd like to be able to access the user object that's stored in context, whenever I need to, from this service layer.

Like so:

I am basically trying to set the API URL path in appSettings so I can change back and forth from prod and dev environments easily.

This is my appSettings.json file. apiURL is the variable I am trying to set and get.