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I am looking to make use of the native import/export that comes with ES6. I am using Serverless Containers within AWS Lambda. I have my Dockerfile which looks like this: FROM public.ecr.aws/lambda/nodejs:14 COPY app ./ RUN npm install CMD [ "app.handler" ] I then have an app directory with my application code. The app.js code looks like this: import { succes
What is the difference between Azure blob storage static website and Azure Static Web Apps
When managing large datasets in Hibernate, the setFirstResult and setMaxResults methods are used to bound queries and implement pagination by translating these calls into dialect-specific LIMIT and OFFSET clauses. A primary concern arises when navigating deep into a result set. As the start position increases, the database must scan and discard a growing num
I have essentially the following code: int fileWrite(int file, void * pBuffer, size_t size) { size_t bytesWritten = (size_t)write( file, pBuffer, size ) ; if (bytesWritten != size) { return -1; } return 0; } It works if the size is 1GB, but when the size is ~2GB, it get 4K bytes left consistently. I can fix this by wrapping write in a loop and moving the buf
In Windows 11 there seems to be no ( standard/user-friendly ) way to set the option of always showing all the system tray icons ( Taskbar corner overflow , as it is now called in Settings ). It only allows you to toggle them one by one: Obviously, that is far from ideal. Is there another way to make all the system tray icons to be always visible, so none are
Is there a way to ungroup the taskbar item in Windows 11? After doing some research so far I only found a third-party software option using valinet/ExplorerPatcher from GitHub which works but it changes many other things as well "back to Win 10 style". Are there any other options yet? Note: There is no "regular" setting to do this in Windows 11, a request ha
Configuration must be available to the application without exposing credentials in source control, logs or browser code. What belongs in the runtime and which access controls matter?
A failure needs to be narrowed down before settings are changed or operations retried. Which evidence best separates application errors from environment and dependency problems?
I'm transferring big files (78GB) through network, with NFS, but the transfer is finally limited to 6 Gbps (on a 2x10Gb NIC). I cannot find the bottleneck for now. Here my setup: 1 Server MB: Supermicro X10DRH-C (pcie 3.0), only one cpu NIC: 2 x 10Gb (intel X710-T2L) 64GB of DDR4 (2400Mhz) HBA: LSI 9311-8i => 2 mini SAS hd connected to SAS 12Gb backplane
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