supercharge | Fully Undetectable Native C Remote Access Agent / Botnet | Hacking library

When I use my web-site on mobile devices width of container doesn't cover 100% of body. I set width to 100%, I tried to put min-width on body, but I have white line on right side of the screen. I also tried to change viewport width, but that doesn't work.

Python @property inheritance the right way explains how to call the parent setter.

I recently moved my projects to my M1 MacBook Pro. But I get the following error when running flutter run on iPhone 12 Pro Max Simulator.

I have a problem about implementing recommendation system by using Euclidean Distance.

What I want to do is to list some close games with respect to search criteria by game title and genre.

Here is my project link : Link

After calling function, it throws an error shown below. How can I fix it?

Here is the error

I have a bigger network of hundreds of zaps connected by webhooks. They are all using code steps running javascript functions to clean data, run scripts, make fetches, ect.

Needless to say, many of the functions I am using have to be reused across zaps, and managing them is increasingly becomming difficult. If I have to change one function/parameter, I have to change it manually in all zaps. Exporting the zaps is not possible, as the webhook triggers are changed once they are imported (sadly).

I am looking for a way to centralize my common functions, but haven't been able to figure out a solution that would work.

So far:

1. I tried to convert functions into strings, save them through the store function and then use new Function() to convert them back to functions. This didn't work well, especially when trying to use complex functions.

2. I also considered building my own Zapier App, where I easily could store common functions which seems as a good solution. The problem here is that I would end up with 150 different "create" steps, which wouldn't be very easy to use. I haven't been able to find anywhere if it is possible to have "dynamic" create-steps just as the inputFields where you can search to find the options you need.

Maybe there exist a "modifiable" code app for Zapier, where I can define my functions and add them to an code editor so it is thereby supercharged with my functions? That would be cool.

I am hoping that I am missing some obvious option here, as I am stuck at this moment. I am also pretty sure, that others have been where I am now, I just haven't been able to find the question in here.

Any suggestions?

I am trying to create a dynamic search-box that allows doing research and auto-completion. I would like that when I type in a search box without pushing a button I have an HTML.Div with results. Exactly how it works in the yahoo finance search box. I am trying it but I have no good results, first it is very slow and it works just when I click the pointer outside the search box, so it is not live, second, gives me back just the last result. Instead, I need all the results to pop-up in an HTML div and not in a dropbox. I tried to do this:

I'd like to crawl through Tesla's list of superchargers and open each individual page to record the number of connectors and charging rates. This is one of my first programs so I'm sure I'm doing a few things wrong, but I can't get past the HTTP Error 403 when I use urlopen to open multiple urls. Any help would be greatly appreciated!

I am trying to use Beautiful Soup to grab the text in the Properties section of a 10K SEC filing on EDGAR.

I can get the Properties section header okay and work my way up the parent nodes but from there the next_sibling method is not identifying the next sibling (which in this case I believe contains the first paragraph of text in the section). Can someone tell me why this is not working / how to fix?

Code:

I'm trying to import a package using flutter and I get the following error:

"Target of URI doesn't exist: import 'package:supercharged/supercharged.dart';"

I want to import: supercharged package Flutter

I am adding the following import in the file;

import 'package:supercharged/supercharged.dart';

And my pubspect.yaml looks like this: