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Aug 3, 2024, 12:07:20 AM8/3/24

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Using didi you follow the dependency injection / inversion of control pattern, decoupling component declaration from instantiation. Once declared, didi instantiates components as needed, transitively resolves their dependencies, and caches instances for re-use.

We need to do some research about this. Also I am not 100% if the mod-php module is meant or the certbot internal Apache authentication and config/install module. Perhaps they divided the packages or something. Need to work now but will investigate later.

Thanks for the reply. I checked and the USB port is work for other device. My mac can detect it. And because its a new laptop so i re-install the lightburn from the official website with my purchase code to start it on my mac.

However in some circunstances, specially on Operating systems already End of Life (EoL) the drivers are not installed via Windows Updates. This is particularly true on Windows XP, Windows 7 and Some versions of WIndows 8

Hey,
do you think there is no posibility to solve this problem? an other solution would be, that I need to enter a password after opening the app for the first time and then save it. Is this possible and if so, how can I handle this?

I would say it's impossible to protect an App 100%, most especially against criminals that specialize in hacking into Apps, but you can protect an App quite well against casual abuse, such as in point (2). For point (1), solutions are difficult to implement, a lot depends on how the App is distributed and the number of people that use it.

So, looking at point(2), your App would present a 'set password' screen for the User to input their pass before continuing. Your App can take the password, optionally encrypt it (extension for that) and save to TinyDb. Next time the App is run, it will first check to see if a password has been saved in TinyDb and if it has, prompt the User for that pass and compare to the one stored. Most Apps warn the User that if the password is lost, their data cannot be recovered.

So I think i will drop idea (1).
I dont really like to insert the passwort every time, so I tried the fingerprint extension made by Ken here in the forum. The only problem about this is the fact, that fingerprints that are "installed" after the app is already installed, are also permitted to open the app.

You could also install the v12.84 beta firmware, since there is apparently something that went wrong during the last firmware upgrade, so rewriting it with another one is likely the only way to get it fixed again.

thanks this is something i'm going to try a.s.a.p. I avoid contacting customer support since I consider it a waste of time. Not loosing my time for getting a typical answer such as " Have you already tried with a reset ? "

Likely it is not a software bug, otherwise we would all experience the same problem. However, this issue happens up and then to some users after a firmware update. Rather than a bug, it is due to the upgrade been interrupted (for example due to a wacky contact of the cable), and the watch then finishes with dammaged firmware, or settings.

Mine ended up with the same issue. After several hard and soft resets it never got resolved. Garmin Support people exchanged it for a new one, so hopefully it won't happen with the next update. Mine got so bad I only got a day and half out of a full charge. Fingers crossed!

So here's my experience so far. New unit was doing well for a couple days, moderate GPS usage, no big overnight battery drains. On day 3 I did an activity later in the day, took the watch off for sleeping, and got up to see it had drained 15% overnight again--about 2% an hour. Not awesome. I did a couple hours of GPS-tracked activity and afterwards it stayed in that drain 2% an hour in smartwatch mode thing again. I power cycled it and it stopped the battery drain (at that rate--it still ended up using 1% after that for the rest of the day). I think something in the latest FW update(s) makes the GPS chip keep running like it's tracking an activity. Like it gets stuck on. Perhaps interrupting it by restarting can "turn it off"? Anyway, that's my current thought, and I hope it gets resolved. My previous unit kept eating up battery faster and faster, so I ended up with only a day and a half on a full charge, with no GPS usage at all. Hope that doesn't happen again!

Interesting observation. After you power-cycled the watch, did it consume only 1% overnight ? I think I may have seen something similar. Once after an hour long GPS activity, my watch lost close to 10% during the day. Usually is around 2-3%. But without any power cycle watch behaved properly from next day. I am running 12.20 beta.

If you go to "%appdata%\Arduino15" (just copy the text between the " " and past it in an file explorer) and open preferences,txt. What is the path behind "sketchbook.path"? The default is "C:\Users[username]\Documents\Arduino"

So if your sketchbook folder contains the Arduino IDE installation folder the IDE will no longer start. The suggested solution is to move the IDE installation folder to a location that isn't inside of your sketchbook folder.

If you don't want to/can't move the IDE installation folder to a suitable location you could also solve the issue by changing the sketchbook location. The trick with that is you can't access File > Preferences if the IDE won't open. The other way to change the sketchbook location is to:

Assemblymember Didi Barrett and Senator Michelle Hinchey announced that they have secured $250,000 through two state grants to help replace the South Millbrook Wastewater Pump Station, which will enhance its efficiency in managing the flow of wastewater from local homes and businesses. The rehabilitation will involve the replacement of the pump, the installation of a new generator for emergency backup power, and site modifications to position the pump above the existing floodplain.

Mexico. The transport platform, DiDi, announced the installation of 2,000 security cameras for drivers' vehicles registered in the application in Mexico City, in order to reinforce the protection of drivers and passengers with real-time monitoring and assistance from the brand's support security team.

The requirements to obtain a security camera in vehicles are that the driver has started using DiDi Conductor more than three months ago, minimum 4.5 stars rating, have no negative balance, drive at least 20 hours a week; if they are met, the option will appear in the DiDi Security Center in the app.

In 2020, the company had announced the launch of a pilot project in Guadalajara, with 900 drivers, when at that time, Richard Farr, current general manager of the company commented: "For the first time in our country a project of this type is developed with a double purpose: to inhibit criminal acts against drivers and passengers, and obtain images with DiDi Support that can serve as evidence in any investigation, when requested by the competent authorities."

Via a Wi-Fi link, the security camera will be linked to the driver's phone. When drivers connect to the platform for the first time in the day, they will be able to turn on the camera in the app and make sure it is working and recording properly. Once this verification is done, they will be able to start receiving trips. In case the camera turns off, DiDi Support will receive a notification and take action to check the travel situation. Similarly, the cameras are equipped with night vision and a wide-angle lens that allows all occupants of the vehicle to be framed.

NOTE: If you have a shortcut to the old dspMixFx, delete it (it will never work)- there is a new dspMixFx on your system that has nothing to do with the old install. Find the new install and make a shortcut to that instead!

A critical Add-on-related certificate expired (which obviously should not happen). As a result, all verifications for that certificate are failing, preventing many extensions from being used, updated, or installed. So it's not your connection; it's everyone's connection.

Currently, the only workaround for the regular release of Firefox is to set your system clock back (for example, if your date is May 3, set to May 2; if your date is May 4, set to May 3). You might have to reinstall extensions after that, or maybe Firefox will detect the difference at your next shut down/restart. Changing the date may have other consequences, so I understand this option isn't ideal.