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I would like to plot multi-panel graphs using the following data:

I'm running a very simple JMeter test with Basic Thread Group and HTTP Sampler. The duration set for execution is 10 min (600 sec). enter image description here

The test ran and stopped itself (after 10 min) successfully on my local both in JMeter GUI as well as CLI mode.

However, when I run the same test in distributed mode, the test does not stop itself and gets hanged. I've been observing this issue mostly with thread count 200 and above.

Some of the JMeter properties I have overridden:

I had been using pd.read_html to try to extract data from a url, but the data is listed in

tags rather than . I am probably missing a simple lesson here, but I am not sure what function to use to get a good result (a table) rather than the long string i was getting. Any suggestions would be appreciated! I used both of these and get the same result:

import requests import pandas as pd url ='http://www.linfo.org/acronym_list.html' dfs = pd.read_html(url, header =0) df = pd.concat(dfs) df

PROBLEM

After upgrading to MacOS 10.15 Catalina PHP is having problems reading some links, and not others, runing PHP (As Apache's user "www"). The problem appears to be possibly changes to the OS privacy/security configuration, which we know has changed, rather than directory execution permisson / FollowSymLink permissions.

DETAILS

This is make me crazy this last week. I have read many questions and answer regarding this problem but still can't fixed my problem. I have checked all possible event triggered and can't find any.

I have kondisi.aspx :

I have some pyasn1 octect string objects defined like this:

I have a borderpane in my application. In the bottom part i wanted to set a Label to display the current status of the program for example: "ready", "reading data" and so on.

When I start the application the bottom section does not get displayed. Only after I changed the height of the window manually with my mouse it suddenly pops up. Does anyone know why this happens? I suppose it has something to do with my listener.

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Usually, we run commands in a terminal/tty/command window in the Linux system. If we run ls -l, we know that we actually execute a file named ls located /bin. The full path being /bin/ls.

There are a lot of talks about pipeline in *nix-like system. What is the exact executable file located in the system corresponding to|? Even if the pipeline function is built in the system, there should be a piece of code be found. I cannot find documentation about that. It's not very easy to pick up the answers from the Google's result page.

I have read some elementary information about pipeline creation or something related to pipeline programming in the C language. Those look very different from the behaviour of |. Is the pipe operator ("|") in the shell doing the same thing as the examples in the elementary C programming books describe?

Besides the |, pipe character, what are the corresponding files for >, and < ?

Update 1: After get some answers from yours posts below, I think my original skeleton of the pipe mechanism is called "faked pipe" from http://www.linfo.org/pipe.html

I'm trying to figure out how to supply my own custom sort method to items and strings in a TListBox.

My list box stores a custom object in its Object property, and I need to use that in the custom sort.

I'm basing the below code on this post (Delphi): Is it possible to sort a TListBox using a custom sort comparator?

My custom sort function looks like this