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I am running some code on a STM32 chip which is logging to my uart port.

I am having a hard time finding the proper way to log an array of bytes. I wrote this function:

We have an Outlook add-in with a task pane that can be opened for messages in Read mode to perform an action on the message. This works fine for messages in the user's normal mailbox, but the button to open the task pane doesn't appear for messages stored in a separate PST file.

Is it possible for add-ins to activate for messages stored in PST files? I suspect the answer may be "no", since all add-in buttons (including the "Get Add-ins" button) disappear as soon as I navigate into a folder from the PST file.

I've tried adding true to the manifest just in case that setting also applied to PST files, but it didn't help.

This scenario doesn't seem to be explicitly mentioned in the list of items not available to add-ins.

I made a node JS application using Hapi on Windows 10. After testing it locally, the script start would run without any problem. here is the start script inside the package.json

I'm in the process of migrating a v9 app to v10, I was checking for input tags with the type attribute of number when I came across an input tag with multiple type attributes:-

In the following JCL, the HFS path /u/woodsmn/jjk does not exist. It raises a JCL error and does not run the COPYHFS step, nor any other steps. I want it to detect the missing file, and run the FAILIND step.

I suspect MVS raises a JCL error and completely ignores any COND conditions that might apply. I was hoping it raise some failure step condition code and behave that way.

How can I re-write this to execute steps when a PATH does not exist?

I'm trying to assign auto-created label to gmail threads. The label alone was successfully created but it couldn't be assigned to the respective threads due to a TypeError.

Here's the script

Started to develop a wiresless 'cable' solution (with websockets) between two ESPs, a wireless serial 'cable' between computer and a serial device to mimick a direct wired connection. Was working great however just accidentally fried one of the ESPs (short a serial cable connection to higher voltage - sigh) when testing. Replaced one of the ESP32s with an ESP8266. Suspect this should work however it did not.

The problem is the ESP8266 (client) cannot find the network of the ESP32 (server). Why it doesn't work? My computer can see the server and can connect. Fried ESP32 the same, no problem.

Tried the WiFiScan demo on the ESP8266 and can detect all other WiFi SSIDs/MACs in neighborhood however cannot detect the ESP32 server it's SSID/MAC.

Why it doesn't work? What is the difference and how can I solve this?

ESP32 - code of the server

I'm relatively new to ASGI and Django Channels, so this is probably a very basic question.

I got ASGI running thanks to Django Channels in one of my Django projects and it works fine. I then want to work on my old project, which doesn't yet use ASGI. I kill the debug server running locally on 127.0.0.1, switch environments (in an entirely new shell window) and start the debug server running for the old project:

so basically I've been experimenting with CSS recently and I came across something which looked seemed new to me. I usually use units such as em, or px when setting the padding of an element but this time I tried using percentages and to my surprise it worked very differently than the other units.

So I set up three different situations: