Kosmos | One CFW Package for the Nintendo Switch | Hacking library
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All-in-One CFW Package for the Nintendo Switch - previously SDFilesSwitch
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- Delete a file or directory
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- Substitute a regular expression
- Download Kosmos - tool
- Download a Nxvlloader
- Download the tta menu for a module
- Download Kosmos - Up
- Download modules
- Download OLSL System modules
- Download status monitor overlay
- Download lockpick
- Download and install sys c
- Download lockpick_rcM
- Download the appstore
- Downloads the system ftpd light
- Parse command line arguments
- Download ln_mitm module
- Download sys - clk
- Download hekate icons
- Download EDI
- Download the EUI module
- Download the atmosphere
Kosmos Key Features
Kosmos Examples and Code Snippets
1. the world or universe regarded as an orderly, harmonious system.
2. a complete, orderly, harmonious system.
3. order; harmony.
1. order
2. lawful order, government
3. mode, fashion
4. ornament, decoration
5. honour, credit
6. ruler
7.
kosmos> mkdir build
kosmos> cd build
kosmos/build> cmake ..
-- Build files have been written to: /home/kasper/Source/kosmos/build
kosmos/build> make
Linking C executable teapot
[100%] Built target teapot
kosmos/build>
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> KOSMOS Unstable repo
> KOSMOS Testing brances by our team and developers community
> KOSMOS Stable for general users which will be hosted in varias
location and sync to our stable brance in Cambodia/Sing
Community Discussions
Trending Discussions on Kosmos
QUESTION
I came across a problem reading image files (.png, .jpg, .jpeg ...) where I get the following error in the terminal: UnicodeDecodeError: the 'utf-8' codec cannot decode the 0x89 byte in position 0 : invalid starting byte. I thought I had solved the problem just by declaring o_file = open ("cloud.png", "rb") because I no longer receive the error in the terminal but an error in viewing the file (cloud.png) according to the example below:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Mar-02 at 13:12You seem to be severely confused about what character encodings are useful for.
Probably read Joel Spolsky's The Absolute Minimum Every Software Developer Absolutely, Positively Must Know About Unicode and Character Sets (No Excuses!) before you try to read the rest of this answer.
You are replacing the binary PNG data with mojibake when you encode
it. You should not be manipulating the data at all; just read it into a buffer, and send it to the client. End of story.
QUESTION
Suppose that in the right column we have the amount of times that each neighbourhood is appeared. I want to create a wordcloud for the given data frame. But when i tried to create it , neighbourhoods like Neos Kosmos or Akadimia Platonos get seperated as different words cause of the space character between the words that make up the name of the neighbourhood
This is the code that i've written
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-09 at 14:48You can use value_counts
on your series, then use wordcloud's generate_from_frequencies
to generate your cloud
QUESTION
I need to test file uploads page with Capybara and Selenium.
I wrote this test:
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Jan-31 at 21:12So, from the logs, we can see the file is being successfully uploaded.
The issue is that when the show page is rendered the images are being added to the HTML with urls like '/home/Anton-S/RubymineProjects/rails_projects/gallery/spec/support/uploads/image/image/12/solnce-kosmos-merkuriy.jpg' which won't work because the rails app won't respond with random files from outside of the public
directory in the apps root. Doing so would be a huge security issue. The easiest solution is for you to just store the images into the public
directory so the rails app will serve them as static assets. Something along the lines of
QUESTION
I am trying to get data from className. I am getting the error
Run time error '438'object doesn't support this property or method
but i am successfully able to get data from ID. Please help.
Below is my code which I have tried.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Sep-17 at 22:04do not type in capitals in reserved words when you enter program lines
type in dd1 = driver.findelementbyid("pricePerUnitArea").text
, and the VBA editor will change it to dd1 = driver.FindElementById("pricePerUnitArea").Text
(capitals in FindElementById)
type in dd3 = driver.findelementbyclassname("pdPropAddress").text
, and the vba editor will change it to dd3 = driver.findelementbyclassname("pdPropAddress").Text
(no capitals)
which means that it does not recognize the findelementbyclassname
your line should be dd3 = driver.findelementbyclass("pdPropAddress").text
the With Worksheets("Sheet1")
line is useless unless you put a dot in front of the range objects, .Range("B1") ...
QUESTION
Is it possible to have 2 physical partitions instead of the default 10 in Azure Cosmos DB?
We switched to a partitioned collection to have better performance on aggregate queries. However since we have 2.500 RU/s for the entire collection, this leaves us with 250 RU/s per physical partition (Cosmos DB automatically creates 10 physical partition).
We would like to improve the RU/s per partition, without scaling the RU/s for the whole collection. So having fewer partitions would benefit us.
-Edit-
The azure support changed the default collection size to 20gb with 2 physical partitions for us. In this way we have higher performance per physical partition. Since performance is set on collection level and divided by the amount of physical partitions.
The support also said that it was not possible to alter partition size, so a physical partition in azure kosmos db is fixed to 10gb. When you need more storage there is no other way than setting a higher RU/s for your collection to maintain the same level of performance per partition.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Jul-31 at 05:26Is it possible to have 2 physical partitions instead of the default 10 in Azure Cosmos DB?
The number of partitions is determined by Cosmos DB based on the storage size and the provisioned throughput of the container (collections (for document), graphs, or tables), and Partition management is fully managed by Azure Cosmos DB. After a collection is created, only THROUGHPUT (RU/s) is enabled to be modified via Azure portal. As Jesse Carter said, currently it seems no a direct way to control the number of physical partitions.
For detailed information about partitioning in Azure Cosmos DB, please check this article.
QUESTION
I want to copy tables of data displayed in websites and paste as text directly into scripts as string variables using IDLE. This sometimes doesn't work because of something in the copied material that IDLE won't accept as savable. The resulting behavior is not an error message, but IDLE simply ignoring the save request. It just sits there until I close without saving.
That behavior is fine with me at the moment - I'd of course not want to save a python script that contains troublesome characters.
Is there some way I can get those pesky characters out of what's in my computer's clip board so I can get on with my script?
If I just needed to do this once, I could go in and look at the html of the site and possibly extract it, or in the case of the table of satellites on this page maybe I can go into the google app and get it.
But for the purposes of this question, I'd like a way to "fix" the data in my clip board to I can paste as a string into a script using IDLE and run it.
I've tried "Paste and Match Style" in a .txt
file first to clean it up, no luck. I have Sublime Text 2 but not very familliar with it, if there is a relatively easy to use function in there, that would be OK.
Trying to paste inside triple quotes thing = """ """
at the prompt gives the following error message: Unsupported characters in input
:
note: using Python and IDLE versions '2.7.11', Tk version '8.5.9' (I know, these are a year old) in OSX.
EDIT: Here is a chunk of data from my clip board, as suggested in the comments. Copying from here (as shown) results in unsuccessful save attempts in IDLE, so at least some of the pesky symbols are in here. I'm pasting between a pair of triple quotes, e.g. thing = """ """
ANSWER
Answered 2017-Feb-17 at 03:05I'd try to scan the string and find the characters outside the normal printable range. Maybe the strange character will be easier to identify.
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