httr | httr : a friendly http package for R | HTTP library

I have code that scrapes a website but does so in a way that after so many scrapes from a run, I get a 403 forbidden error. I understand there is a package in R called polite that does the work of figuring out how to run the scrape to the hosts requirements so the 403 won't occur. I tried my best at adapting it to my code but I'm stuck. Would really appreciate some help. Here is some sample reproducible code with just a few links from many:

I am having trouble getting raster data in R from the ArcGIS REST API. It is located at the endpoint https://maps.vcgi.vermont.gov/arcgis/rest/services/EGC_service/IMG_VCGI_LIDARNDSM_WM_CACHE_v1/ImageServer and I want to fetch just the data for my area of interest. I can successfully load the data in QGIS as a web coverage service using the url "https://maps.vcgi.vermont.gov/arcgis/services/EGC_services/IMG_VCGI_LIDARNDSM_WM_CACHE_v1/ImageServer/WCSServer", but want something I can turn into a raster layer or raster brick in R.

I would prefer a high-level method and have tried the arcpullr package, using an sf polygon object of my area of interest to define the bounding box (aoi in the code below, which is a simple feature collection with 1 feature and 1 field; Bounding box: xmin: 499682.2 ymin: 208467.7 xmax: 503271.3 ymax: 212056.7; Projected CRS: NAD83 / Vermont, 32145). This returns an empty raster brick (all values are NA) in the correct location:

Hi I used the httr library to get some data from an API. Using this code

Code that previously worked now throws an error due to the server requesting HTTPS calls and no longer accepts HTTP.

Can this code me modified to work? Or is a new process required for encrypted HTTPS?

Thank you!

So I have the following data. In this dataframe I have a username, date, and a list of packages. My goal is to transform that column packages into a format I can analyze.

OS: Ubuntu 20.04.3 LTS

I am currently install the languageserver packages on R, to use the R VS Code extension.

But when I execute the install.packages("languageserver") in R with the Ubuntu's terminal, I have this error:

I'm new to R. I'm looking for a script to connect to an Azure Table, and I found some useful information in this thread: Connecting to Azure Table Storage in R

However, when I run the script I get an error very similar to the one that the user posting the question had, and I cannot figure out what's wrong.

This is the code I used (credentials have been modified):

I'm trying to write a distill::distill_article blogpost which requires the use of LaTeX math environments e.g. theorem, lemma, proof etc.

I have tried to follow these instructions and also these instructions but am unable to render the theorem environments whether using LaTeX blocks or rmarkdown blocks.

I also note that a similar question was asked about specifically using distill::distill_article in bookdown. This fix did not work either. Note that my use-case is to use the bookdown theorem environments inside distill::distill_article, not the other way around.

Here is a reprex for the issue:

How do I efficiently handle multiple location requests to the HERE API?

I am new to GET requests and REST generally, but I have a need to get location data, and I'm experimenting with the HERE API. I'm doing this in R, but that fact is irrelevant to my question.