timemachine | dependent app by monkey patching | Date Time Utils library

I'm familiar with using https://github.com/jonas/tig to view my changes, but often I want to see the whole file and quickly run through the changes. I think this "git timemachine" feature doesn't exist in tig judging my these bug reports:

• https://github.com/jonas/tig/issues/1006
• https://github.com/jonas/tig/issues/450

My workaround is the use tig blame $filename and hit f to look at the blob at that revision, which is super awkward since different lines change at different times.

What am I missing?

I have been trying to upload my project into Github. Github has uploaded everything apart from my client app. Im new to source control and I can't work out why or what I am missing.

Here is my folder structure in VS Code:

Here is how Github has uploaded it:

Github has ignored the project. The project isn't in the gitignore file either.

here is my gitignore:

I wrote a shell script which checks if a remote server is reachable. If it is reachable, it runs via ssh a command at a different server. After that, it does some rsync tasks.

Everything works well, so I wrote a plist-files to run the whole staff every 4 hours.

What's work:

• The script is triggered as expected (I saw it at stdout-file).
• launchctl start myjob works fine too (I saw it at stdout-file).

My problem:

If the job starts during the macbook sleeps, the ping works well, but the ssh command doesn't come back. The command is executed at the server, but the script stops there. If I kill the process with the ssh-command the script finish well.

What can I do to get more information. What could be the error? What could be another solution (Timemachine is not an option, because I want a general readable backup)?

Mac OS BigSur 11.4 M1-Chip

Here my plist-files

I am working on a timer app, I have an EditText for taking an input number and based on my radio button selected, multiply the input to be equal to long millisInFuture for the CountDownTimer class. but apparently there is something wrong with parsing my EditText as a long. here is the part for RadioGroup:

I am working with OpenWeatherMapAPI to calculate the sum of precipitation for the previous 5 days. To do this I have 5 async functions with api calls using the fetch api. The data received, that concerns me, is the hourly historic weather data spanning a 24 hour period. Full code bellow. The json response is stored to a constant (Ex.const histData1) where it is then iterated through to sum all of one values over that given 24 hour period. Note: humidity is used as a proof of concept because it hasnt rained here in awhile

I am working with OpenWeatherMap API to calculate the sum of precipitation for the previous 5 days. I have no issues accessing values such as humidity or temp, but I am having issues totaling all rain values of the previous 5 days. rain is only available in the object response with it is actually measured. here is an example of what it look like when rain is measured:

You can see that rain is under hourly.18.rain['1h']. My issue comes in totaling them all.

Here is my full code:

This is an issue I have had for years now. It wasn't a problem since I only used Xcode time to time but now that I'm starting developing for iOS, it is more important.

When working on a project, no matter the language I'm using, switching between files takes a minimum of 2 seconds. The problem doesn't occur when switching between tabs.

I had this issue on my old MacBook Pro 13" 2011 and it followed me on my new 16" (TimeMachine imported). My friend who is still working on a 2011 13" doesn't have the same issue and I can't find any one on internet who has it.

I have already uninstalled Xcode and deleted all "background files" (following these instructions: How to Completely Uninstall Xcode and Clear All Settings), no developper account registered, no custom theme in Xcode and the macOS console only show three small errors, here are they just in case:

I am trying to find out what is the best building to buy in Cookie Clicker at any time. Right now, I am having trouble with the last line. 'cost[number] = basecost[number]* 1.15**(amount-free)'. It says 'KeyError: 0', and I have no idea what that means so forgive me for the vague title. Also if you can tell me ways to optimize it, because I doubt copying and pasting dictionaries is a good way to go about this.

I've been following this article to try optimize my samba setup for macOS and enable me to backup to it via TimeMachine.

Implementing the suggestions at the bottom of the article I'm still able to read from my share and copy data too it but am unable to create new folders or rename existing ones. As seen in the screenshot I'm given this error when trying to create a folder called "hello" but it reverts to "untitled folder". The folder is actually created and exists the remote share but the name doesn't stick.

I get another error when trying to delete the folder which can be seen in the image below.

If I try to copy over a text file on its own as seen in the screenshot below I receive a different error. The file is copied over and retains its name but the contents are lost.

If I place that same file in a folder and copy the whole folder over there is no error and both the folder and file retain their names and the file retains its contents.

However, if I try to delete this folder containing the text file I am confronted with the error found below. I have checked the file and it is not locked and my current user has read-write permissions (as seen in finders get info).

Here is my current smb.conf file: