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I'm having trouble getting GPS data from my modem consistently. Normally I can get the GPS in Python with the following code:

So I got this problem. I am trying to fetch a local json file from my project. The json file is stored in the src folder.

This is my json file

I have an app that uses FlexLayoutModule. I have a header that is responsive for both web and mobile however I am not sure how I should structure my app correctly. I want to add my app content inside the mat-sidenav-container.

header.component.html

I have a single activity game while playing (after login and character selection). My sound pool for SFX works great, but my background music randomly stops playing. I tried to add in setOnErrorListener, but never saw anything there. I am wondering if the thread is being garbage collected?

When you are in different towns or wilderness the music changes and that is checked here: !currentPlayingMusicFilename.equals(shortFilename). If you stay in the same music area, randomly the music stops looping.

I have read so many posts on here and google and can't find the "proper" way to play game background music. I've tried soundpool, but they are over 1MB, saw many things saying not to do service, and having an issue with this approach. Any help is greatly appreciated.

I am leaving in the "SFX" portion in case that code can help anyone and provide a full picture.

I'm fairly new to sql and am probably over my head with this but I keep running into a syntax error in my join statement.

I am trying to get specific stats for a single character. I have added more parenthese to get rid of a missing operator error, and I have tried adding parenthese to only around the inner joins of the same tables. So far the join statement is the only thing throwing errors.

In traditional publications it's common to have text flow between multiple columns on a page.

Is it possible to do anything like this in HTML and CSS?

Is there anything where you can define columns and the text flows between them:

I have successfully worked out how to unnest objects in jq; however, the working code I have written requires a lot of repetition. I feel it's likely there is a cleaner or less verbose way to achieve this same result and I would like to know what it is.

With the following nested structure of companies, suppose the goal is to extract the name, ID, company and site for each person listed. (We can ignore the address.)

I have industrial internet of things (IIoT) data coming from machines out in the wilderness. Currently the data are going from the machines to an Amazon Web Services (AWS) Simple Queueing Service (SQS) queue, for consumption by a third-party company.

I want to do two things now:

1. Put the data into the SQS queues for the third-party company, as before, and
2. Store the data in an Amazon Relational Database Service (RDS) database for analysis purposes

To accomplish this, should I send the data to an Amazon Simple Notification Service (SNS) topic first, and then push the data from there to both my database, and an SQS queue for the third-party company?

Is there a better way of accomplishing my objective, or am I on the right track?

I ask partly because it seems that Amazon is steering me toward a noSQL database called DynamoDB, but I think I want a structured relational database for my IIoT data.

My first question is, do I need SQS queues to receive my remote data, or can it go directly into an Amazon cloud storage solution like S3 or EC2?

Currently, my company uses a third-party vendor to gather and report on our remote data. By remote data, I mean data coming from our machines out in the wilderness. These data are uploaded a few times each day to Amazon Web Services SQS queues (setup by the third party vendor), and then the third-party vendor polls the data from the queues, removing it and saving it in their own on-premises databases for one year only. This company only provides reporting services to us, so they don't need to store the data long-term.

Going forward, we want to own the data and store it permanently in Amazon Web Services (AWS). Then we want to use machine learning to monitor the data and report any potential problems with the machines.

To repeat my first question, do we need SQS queues to receive this data, or can it go directly into an Amazon cloud storage solution like S3 or EC2?

My second question is, can an SQS queue send data to two different places? That is, can the queue send the data to the third party vendor, and also to an Amazon Web Services database?

I am an analyst/data scientist, so I know how to use the data once it's in a database. I just don't know the best way of getting it into a database.