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I just started learning c++ and I am working on an assignment asking us to build queue using linked list, but when I tried my "display function" I got an Thread 1: EXC_BAD_ACCESS (code=EXC_I386_GPFLT) error, my logic behind this function is that little arrow(->) is to dereference pointers, so in theory it should be able to print out the data inside the node. Could anyone tell me what is the issue with my code?

I'm using vue-toasted to show notifaction.

By default, it pops down to top.

Code:

I'd like to know how to properly construct GRPC REQUEST and RESPONSE. There are only two resources that I found on the "codec" part:

• Encoding: https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/encoding
• HTTP/2: https://github.com/grpc/grpc/blob/master/doc/PROTOCOL-HTTP2.md#message-encoding

I believe I understand both documents. I understand how the HTTP/2 framing works (I implemented my own HTTP/2 server and client in Rust so I understand it in detail) but the sent message is always somehow invalid.

Let's take for an example this simple message (proto3):

tl;dnr

I can not get my docker-compose Envoy API gateway to properly forward to referenced services.

"Forwarded routes" always end up with the error:

I got StreamResetException: stream was reset: INTERNAL_ERROR from OkHttp. What's the problem?

Here's the logs.

We are using the parse fork of node-apn lib ( https://github.com/parse-community/node-apn ) - we switched a year ago to this fork because our actual problem - but now its back.

We are sending around 1.000.000 notifications, separated to different sub-jobs and some of them just hang while sending to apple, after calling apnProvider.send() ... we don't get an answer/callback.

The problem was happen often end of last year and the whole year it worked fine - and beginning last weekend the problem came back - without any change on our side :-( from 40 processes 1 or 2 just break up there work.

We implemented a workaround, a watchdog that sees the hanging process after 30 seconds and stops it, but this is a bad solution. I wanted to ask if someone has any idears to fix it or to find out the real reason. I dont get an error event or something.

We tested different nodejs versions and working on ubuntu server - also tested differend versions.

best regards.

Code parts:

Initialisation:

I am interested in how WebSockets over HTTP/2 work on browsers (Firefox, specifically, since that 's the only one I'm aware of which supports Websockets over H2) with GOAWAYs.

Now, I know that GOAWAYs are connection-level events, and if IIUC, a WebSocket/H2 connection is actually a single H2 stream which has been upgraded.

Let's say that we nowget a GOAWAY from the server - do we expect the browser to just close the H2 stream which was supporting the WebSocket connection with a CloseEvent with code 1001? Is there some other event which gets fired/which needs to be added to the WebSocket API, for eg, ongoaway?

I'm following this GRPC introduction video to implement a simple bidi stream between the client and the server

Probably I'm missing something in the implementation and actually I receive back this error:

Error: 14 UNAVAILABLE: GOAWAY received

This is my code:

-Proto:

I am new to web development and just started learning html, css and js. I used the code I found on codepen here to make a custom cursor with a "trail"(there are in fact 2 cursors in my code (cursor and cursor2, where cursor uses svg so it is not visible).

The cursor works fine till the moment I start scrolling down, and I have absolutely no clue what causes it. Hours of googling did not help.

Sorry if the solution to this problem might be very obvious T__T

Please see my codepen here. Thank you very much!!