accountManager | dead simple node.js account manager | Runtime Evironment library

I am writing a Minecraft Classic Server, and I am having some issues implementing the kick packet. The server is supposed to send the kick packet, and dispose of itself thereafter. The primary issue is that because writing to a network stream returns after it's is "sent" (which is a super-vague definition), the players session will try to dispose itself and it's tcp client, potentially interrupting the flow of the kick packet's data to the client - which is exactly what is happening at the moment.

I wanted to mention that it is impossible to change the the protocol specifications to require some sort of an acknowledgement on the application side.

This is how packets are sent. Usually there aren't any issues, but disconnecting/disposing after a packet is sent interrupts the flow of data on the network stream.

• I'm aware that some native functionality isn't possible in Android, and if I am attempting something that is impossible please link me a resource. I haven't came across anything explicitly about account manager access.

I have confirmed I have accounts on device, and am attempting a print out to Logcat of all of the accounts, but I am returned no results:

I'm trying to get the amount value from the service in the View Model, and then bind it in the ViewController to an amountLabel.

This is my ViewModel:

I'am struggling to figure out the time complexity of a piece of code that I have that takes a user input from 1 line e.g open 1 0, and splits the input via spaces, then allows the user to create a new 'account' object on the heap. I am thinking it is an O(n^2) operation as it contains 2 while loops, plus an additional function call, this could be completely wrong.

My goal is to share user credentials between my apps using AccountManager. To do this I need to ensure that signatures of both apps is the same. The problem is that these 2 applications have different signing keys, fortunately Google allows us to generate a common key for both applications and upload it to Google App Sign for both apps. But documentation says:

If you publish your app to Google Play, you can upgrade the signing key for your published app through the Play Console—your new key is used to sign new installs and app updates, while your older app signing key is used to sign updates for users who installed your app before the key upgrade.

Does it mean that for users who installed app before the key update they will not be able to share account through AccountManager because of difference of signing keys?

I'm using Django 3.2 and Python 3.9. I have this model with a ManyToMany field

Newbie in django here. I've been trying to create a simple site with django and I just finished creating the models. However, when I try to makemigrations,I get this:

I am trying to show all the email accounts for an user to pick the desired email. However, Exchange emails are not being shown. Can anyone help me on this?

I use allauth in my Django app. I have custom User Model and custom Signup Form. At first, Model and Form were in the app called "main", then I created a new app called "user" and moved them to new app. And now I get FOREIGN KEY constraint failed error when I signup new user.

I have this in my settings.py: