finicky | A macOS app for customizing which browser to start | Browser Plugin library

all! This is my first post, so please be gentle.

My code is meant to simulate a rudimentary version of transferring money from one bank account to another. My code is as follows:

I'm trying to create a simple webpage for a ConnMan connectivity check from some embedded devices. This library is very finicky about certain things.

The body must be: \n\n\n\n\n\n If anything, even the trailing newline at the end is missing, it fails.

The other component is a response header of X-ConnMan-Status: online. Normally response headers are case insensitive, but ConnMan fails if case is changed at all. This is a seemingly unimportant detail, until you try to host it with AWS.

My first thought was CloudFront (CDN) as it is static content. I also would like to find a serverless solution, as I don't want to manage EC2 instances or K8s pods. I setup a CloudFront distribution with an S3 bucket as the backend to host the simple HTML response. This works great.

I then started exploring various ways of adding the response header. So far I have tried:

• CloudFront Function to add the header
• CloudFront Response Header Policy to add the header
• Lambda@edge function to add the header

All work to add the response header, but Amazon has some crazy obsession with converting the header names to lower case and I need it to be X-ConnMan-Status not x-connman-status. Is there a simple way to host this in AWS where it won't lower case the response header name?

My goal is to implement the ability to delete a specific document in a firebase collection, as a button in a component. To do this, I'm using an Angular service to get all the document IDs in a collection, as shown below (because the IDs also have utility in other components):

For context: thinking about a simplified "event store" table for use in our preexisting CRUD db.

The Events table would have a BIGINT IDENTITY primary key, which would also serve as the "position" of the event in the event log.

First of all because all the questions I could find with related keywords discussed gaps: I do not care about gaps, if the identity cache causes a jump from 12 to 1001, that is not an actual problem. The only important thing about gaps is that they should never be filled.

The question is: Can I ever run into a scenario where there are multiple inserts into the table from concurrent sources, and from the read side a row appears with identity value below an already existing identity value?

For example, if I create a service that wants to handle all rows inserted into the table, can I save locally the largest identity value of the already handled rows, and be sure, that if next time I ask for rows with identity values larger than the saved value, I will never miss a row that got inserted between existing identity values due to concurrency?

From my understanding, this is a sane and bomb proof assumption because the IDENTITY value is supposed to be filled out upon execution of the insert and there is no mechanism to reuse skipped values. But I dont have enough experience with SQL server to not question if there is some finicky edge case / specific implementation detail that

1. breaks this assumption altogether?
2. neccesiates some extra configuration to ensure this?
3. if this works by default, is there some configuration / T-SQL command that could break it and should be avoided?

I am working on a project with SwiftUI and it originally started with creating a new project as an "App" (Xcode, clicked on file, new, project, click on "App") but was then later asked to put it into a pod as a framework. I did it successfully (Xcode, clicked on file, new project, click on "Framework"), however I am unsure what the differences are and I'm unsure why I would want to do that. To me they look very similar, except that I'm unable to launch my project as a framework in the simulator. Luckily SwiftUI offers the canvas preview window however it is a bit finicky when it comes to certain button interactions, which is why I am wanting to use the simulator.

Two places of confusion:

• What is the difference between an app and a framework project?
• Why is it more advantageous to have my project as a framework?

Ran into a problem running Flask. Had it working before but something changed. I go into my cmd and type flask run, and I get the usual:

How can I make the hover to be equal in size despite the line difference in the paragraph? As of now the size of my hover in 'content' class is different since my p.../p in the second and third card is different in the first and fourth card. Is there a way to make my hover size to be equal in all cards? Please see below codes. Thank you

It's possible to style the html beforehand when sending email with an html body from Google Apps Script with the GMailApp.sendEmail method. But when trying to style using Materialize it fails for me and the mail shows up in basic unformatted html. I am aware the html templating is finicky but can styling frameworks at all be applied? If so, does anyone know how to debug what is causing it to fail?

Sample GA script (code.gs):

I am working on a macro that highlights punctuation within a selected range.

The first example in the image shows what the highlighter looks like when run on the first line of text. When a normally sized area is selected, it works as intended and highlights the punctuation within the selection.

The second example in the image shows what the highlighter does when no range is selected, but the cursor is left right before the "a" that begins the second line of text. Notice that the range is runaway and selects everything AFTER the cursor.

The third example in the image shows what the highlighter does when the range is ONE SPACE. In this example, I selected just the right parenthesis after the "a" that begins the second line; in other words, the selected range is from the beginning to the end of the parenthesis. Notice that the range is runaway, but in both directions above and below the second line: it has run on the entire document.

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