PCDN | peer CDN for video , it 's Hybrid CDN | Video Utils library

Use display:relative; to parent div and display:absolute; and top:0; to child(nav).

Whenever you need the logo(which is common use case) to put on the top without using the negative values then use, positions for parent and child, if there are no parent then the body will be considered as parent and it will positioned absolute to body.

You don't have to use negative value since the absolute will fit-in the image as expected for all instances.

fiddle to playaround.

Since this is a very simple use case where you only need 4 random indices, you can do something like this jsfiddle (updated yours):

https://jsfiddle.net/fceLu5mq/

Basically:

You will need to make an API call to URLDownloadToFile to download your image. In the below example, we will download to the temp folder C:\Temp\.

Once your image is downloaded, you will create a new Shell object, and ultimately use the .ExtendedProperty() property to grab your file dimensions

After you have finished downloading your file, you can go ahead and delete the temporary file using Kill().

The below method uses Early Binding. You will need to set a reference to

The reason was that the URL was more than 100 characters which is the maximum for some reason.

it can be changed by using the maxparamlength. I also asked here and hopefully, the error will be changed in the future.

Your SubjectData has all static fields. So every instance of SubjectData has the same information.

Instead:

The redux action kidsLoad is asynchronous. Try the console.log in componentDidUpdate

chris

you just need EDIT your .text transform.

your fixed code is here

It turns out there is nothing wrong with either my code or hardware. This is an issue with my network provider, AT&T. Now, I knew they got rid of 2G, but I didn't realize that meant calls and texts too. Because I forget calls and texts aren't on their own separate protocol. Since, I am typing this on my phone, I will just use screenshots to show what I mean.

This is a list of network submodes. My phone is usually on the top option with LTE data. My GSM chip uses the second option, obviously GSM. I may be able to hack together a slower LTE connection as I still support the bands that AT&T's LTE network provides. I would just have to see how feasible it is to hack the firmware.

This is what my network list for LTE looks like when scanning (essentially AT+COPS=?):

This is the same output of what my GSM chip sees. This is with the GSM option. I cannot call anyone when selecting the off network option.

Given this, I either need to find a carrier that supports GSM, hack together the firmware to support slow LTE, or chop off my arm and sell it on the black market for an expensive LTE chip.