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I'm trying to create a header for a page that puts the title of the page in the middle and centered absolutely. I tried to do this with flex box and justify-content:space-between However as shown below I get the title skewed depending on the buttons width on the right (I've exaggerated that to show the effect)

While I was able to absolutely center the title (using absolute positioning on the h1) as in the example of "Want", a strange side-effect shows up on the buttons- they aren't clickable anymore! I'm flummoxed. What's going on here? How do I center the title and still keep the buttons working (with flex)?

I am struggling to understand how to use the npm jose module (https://www.npmjs.com/package/jose) to create and verify signed JWT tokens in my Node application. My scenario is this: I want to sign an authenticated request to access a resource. I can successfully create a JWT claim for this request grant token that respects the properties of “its” and “aud”, “exp”, etc. but I want to sign it (to wit, using the SignJWT object and the ‘sign’ method) so that when it gets passed back to my server as a request I can validate it and grant or reject access. The “sign” method doesn’t seem to like anything I pass it for the ‘key’ parameter (I am not passing any options — maybe I should be, but what?). I am attempting to use RSA key pairs. I want to sign with the private key and verify with the public key. For my immediate need, I suppose I could use a symmetric key instead, but I am thinking of some other future scenarios where I will want this classic PKCS relationship of certificate keys. And at any rate, I don’t think this choice has anything to do with the current roadblock to my progress. I first tried to use jose/util/generate_key_pair to create my public/private pair. But when I went to use the key, the error informed me this was not supported by my implementation. So I switched to trying to create a ‘pem’ cert outside of my app and applying that (as text), but that also failed. The ‘sign’ method reports that the key must be a ‘KeyLike’, ‘CryptoKey’, or ‘Uint8Array’ type. Well, the UInt8Array (node buffer) is not enough type information: it doesn’t speak to what is in that buffer, and “KeyLike” is such a vague definition that it’s ignorable. After beseeching the oracles of the search engines, I found I could create a key pair in CryptoKey format using the following from Node APIs:

I've been learning how to use NodaTime, as I think it is a far superior "all things temporal" library that the handful of structs in the BCL. Reading the docs and experimenting.

This experiment has me flummoxed. I started out just trying to parse a ZonedDateTime. The things I was trying were not successful, so I thought I'd try something which should be "bulletproof". The following code represents that attempt:

A while back, I had written and had working a Zoom to Mouse Swing panel that handled highlighting, pan, mouse zoom, selection, etc. It was very nice.

I went to play with it some more today, and it wasn't working. I was flummoxed. I knew I had a working example -- somewhere. But scouring my drive, none of my experiments worked. I started trying to make it work again.

Eventually I found out the problem. It's some combination of the JDK 11 and my new iMac. Last time I worked on this, was on my older Mac (where I may or may not have been using JDK 11, I don't recall).

This is what my app looks like with JDK 11

This is what it looks like with JDK 8 (this is what it should look like)

If you play with the code, you'll see that there is apparently some kind of (2X?) scaling going on under JDK 11, but not JDK 8. I don't know if it's trying to compensate with for the large display on my machine, or what's going on.

But you try zooming or panning under JDK 11, and see it doesn't stay centered on the mouse, and how the tracking highlight is wrong, etc.

How can I make this work properly under JDK 11? Is it a Mac only thing? Or a Mac with "Drive in theater size monitors" thing?

Below is the code:

I have been familiarising myself with PRAW for reddit. I am trying to get the top x posts for the week, however I am having trouble changing the limit for the "top" method.

The documentation doesn't seem to mention how to do it, unless I am missing something. I can change the time peroid ok by just passing in the string "week", but the limit has be flummoxed. The image shows that there is a param for limit and it is set to 100.

I'm still learning Julia, and I recently came across the following code excerpt that flummoxed me:

I was trying to solve this other question's problem which involves iterating through two objects of the same unknown type and adding together their number-typed properties without type assertions (if possible).

I got close (I thought I had it down to one type assertion) but I'm flummoxed by something I ran into: Why in the following can I use key to index result and currentValue when getting the value of a property, but not when setting the value of a property?

I have a dataframe of US House election results (general and primary) covering several decades, with the relevant columns arranged like this:

I am trying to fetch the links from the scorecard column on this page...

https://stats.espncricinfo.com/uae/engine/records/team/match_results.html?class=3;id=1965;type=ground

I am using a crawlspider, and trying to access the links with this xpath expression....