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I've noticed a strange blip with Python Turtle Graphics when using Screen.setworldcoordinates(). For some reason when I click on the window title bar after running the code below, there is a small but perceptible shift of the contents of the window. Can anyone please explain this phenomenon, and let me know if there is way to avoid it? I'm on Windows 10 with Python 3.8.

So I'm using Leaflet Search and a bunch of invisible leaflet markers to reference a bunch of street names that way it's easier for a user to find a street location and the nearest markers to those street locations, the issue is is the following; My invisible markers that the user is not suppose to see are covering up the actual visible markers that the user is suppose to see and be able to click on.

Here's the code I wrote for the invisible markers (you can ignore the variable iconLocation as it's basically just an invisible icon):

Looking for help or ideas here. Possible I'm doing something wrong or maybe someone has an idea they can help with.

I have finally figured out and successfully implemented two separate Syncfusion DataGrids. They work perfectly and do exactly what I need and want, albeit in a very complex manner compared to DataTable. Sorry had to put that plug in there. Anyway, I have the datagrid being loaded in a screen. When I go to that screen the datagrid displays and my cpu temp as well as fan speeds skyrocket very fast (one degree C every 2 seconds) until 85 degrees + where I stop the simulator or navigate to another screen. Either actions almost immediately curtail cpu temp which falls after navigation or stop. This is like clock work, navigate to datagrid screen- temps rise, navigate away- temps fall.

The culprit looks to be the "runner" as suggested by activity monitor (macbook pro) which begins using 75% + cpu.

Anyone have any helpful ideas they could suggest? I have no idea what to try, getting no outputs or errors. Also the datagrid has almost no data in it. I'm talking like 4 rows and 5 cells of super simple data... No reason this should be happening. DataTable with 50X the amount of data didn't even blip cpu...

Also question, anyone else have this issue with Syncfusion DataGrid?

EDIT: Same issue when launching with Android Studio or VS Code...

EDIT II: Running on physical iphone does not produce the same issue.

My code for the DataGrid:

I am looking for the best WS solution for IoT project. I am currently testing my options with Web Sockets. I have tried so far two NPM libraries 'ws' and 'websockets'. They worked great both NodeJS and ReactJS implementation was simple. I am now trying websocket.io. Reading the documentation I struggle to create even a simple working example copying the code directly from the documentation. Since the test code is so simple, I am really confused especially after the positive experience with two previous packages. I am pretty sure I am doing something wrong but I am unable to spot my mistake. I am really thankful for anyone helping to spot what am I not doing right.

NodeJS server instance listening on port 8000 (based on example here: https://socket.io/docs/v4/server-initialization/) :

I installed gganimate on Rstudio and followed the examples on their vignette:

This code block tries to verify the last blip of a string to the samaccountname of members in a Security Group have corresponding 'Report to $' groups, if a $ in a group name is not found in a security group then remove the Report to AD group...

That's not the best explanation in the world.. the code might make more sense:

I am considering setting the retries mechanism to cover for network blips here and there, for which I think if the retries mechanism covers a few mins, say 2-5, that will be enough for minor network issues. As per the answer to this question and the docs the configs to be set are mainly retries, max.in.flight.requests.per.connection (recommended to be set to 1 by kafka), retry.backoff.ms and delivery.timeout.ms.

My concern is that setting max.in.flight.requests.per.connection to 1 might have performance implications? Anyone has experience with that? What is the default number of connnections a kafka producer makes with a broker cluster? I couldn't find something online about it.

I'm using Spyder to create a web scraper, and things are moving smoothly so far. As a rookie, Spyder's Code Analysis function is something I find useful for improving the standard of my code. However, while I usually understand its instructions/recommendations, I've recently run into a bit of a blip. I'll post some sample code first:

I have trouble creating a Word Document (openXML) and adding an image to it. I already tried a lot with code snippets i found only as well as the offical MS Documentation (https://docs.microsoft.com/de-de/office/open-xml/how-to-insert-a-picture-into-a-word-processing-document).

To get this working I basically copied the complete Code from the Link above and wrapped 2 WPF FileDialogs around to create a Document first, and then choose the Image to add. I also add some text before the image to check if accessing the document works in general.

Everything compiles and runs without errors. However the created Document only has my text and no sign of the image. I often read about people having errors like "a red X" or some sign of the ressource of an added image being missing, but for me the document simply contains nothing but the added text. HOWEVER when i open the Document as an archive (using winrar for example) I can see the image i have chosen is placed inside the "media" folder in my Document.

Why is nothing displayed when I open the document in an office application?

Below is my Code but its basically from the offical SDK: