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  1. Tomcat 9: problems using diagnostic tool on Ubuntu: Is there a better solution? (stackoverflow.com)stack

    28 points by JillT in stackoverflow.com · 28m ago · stack

    I'm running a test instance of Tomcat 9 on Ubuntu 22:04, installed via apt, and using Open JDK 21. Most of the diagnostic tools in the JDK wouldn't work with the Tomcat instance. For example, with Tomcat running on PID 18369, this command: sudo jcmd 18369 VM.version fails with t…
  2. Prefered Database List [closed] (stackoverflow.com)stack

    27 points by Saad Hassan in stackoverflow.com · 41m ago · stack

    Which database is prefered for websites? and why? and what about other databases? and how do we use easily connected databases with web? and is it possible for AI to connect backend with frontend also?
  3. Does it make sense to switch to a Github Alternative ? (lobste.rs)lobsters

    67 points by dhruvp in lobste.rs · 19h ago · 75 lobsters

    Github has been down consistently over the last few months - does it make sense to switch to alternatives now? When do you think majority will switch? Edit : My thoughts on this - https://dhruv2038.bearblog.dev/github-has-an-availability-problem-is-it-time-to-look-elsewhere/
    filed under askprogramming
  4. How to prevent ungraceful update of oscillator output and resulting audio chunks during an ongoing envelope? (stackoverflow.com)stack

    26 points by jumbopilot in stackoverflow.com · 48m ago · stack

    I'm using iOS AudioKit (v5.7.2) oscillators from SoundPipeAudioKit and SporthaudioKit (operations) and a ADSR envelope for audio synthesis. The oscillator get reconfigured in real-time (50 milliseconds domain). When updating the oscillator the resulting audio change is quasi imm…
  5. Can a TCL server socket be made HTTPS for local work? (stackoverflow.com)stack

    25 points by Gary in stackoverflow.com · 1h ago · stack

    If one is simply using the following to communicate with a browser locally, is it possible to make it HTTPS to the browser? I'd like to test a service worker and think this is why it's failing. This is for a specific application not a general server; so, I haven't included any H…
    filed under servertcl
  6. Sticky/jerky scroll behavior on homepage with custom scroll implementation (stackoverflow.com)stack

    24 points by Jatin Harchandani in stackoverflow.com · 1h ago · stack

    I am building a website with custom scroll, but when I test it on my local Network, the scrolling feels sticky. The page should scroll smoothly up and down following the user's scroll wheel or trackpad without any lagging or forced snapping. When I run this website on my phone t…
  7. Hubble Solves Merger Mystery From Milky Way’s Early Years (science.nasa.gov)mastodonrss

    49 points by @AkaSci in fosstodon.org · 8h ago · 1 mastodonrss

    Researchers, using the Hubble Space Telescope, have found evidence of another merger of a galaxy with our Milky Way 11.8 billion years ago, or just 2 billion years after the big bang. Updated list of mergers - 11.8 bya - Low-energy-Kraken-Heracles (LKH) galaxy 10 bya - Gaia-Saus…
    filed under science
  8. Reddit’s AI is turning posts into podcasts and short videos (theverge.com)rss

    editorial feed by Jay Peters in The Verge · 9h ago · rss

    Reddit is trying out a new way for people to take in content on Reddit: by turning text posts into audio / video content. As part of an experiment, some posts are being adapted into videos that use AI voices to read the text of the main post and some comments. The video highligh…
  9. How can I run a MySQL client through an SSH tunnel to a VPS in a single script? [closed] (stackoverflow.com)stack

    19 points by hoi in stackoverflow.com · 2h ago · stack

    I need to connect to a MySQL database on a remote Ubuntu VPS that only accepts local connections (bind-address 127.0.0.1). I want to open an SSH tunnel and run a query against the database from my local machine in one step, so I can automate backups. This is what I have tried so…
  10. How to populate an HTML input value from a text file using JavaScript (stackoverflow.com)stack

    18 points by Ian Webb in stackoverflow.com · 24h ago · stack

    I have 5 html inputs as below, I can load & display the detail of a text file as per image above. host: 192.168.0.189 -port: 9000 username: wan password: ssssssssssss topic_p: tester How can I populate an HTML input value from a text file using JavaScript? I want to populate the…
  11. Python print fails with OSError: [Errno 22] Invalid argument minutes into a detached Windows background process (stackoverflow.com)stack

    17 points by Ali in stackoverflow.com · 31h ago · stack

    I launch a long-running Python script detached on Windows and redirect its output from the shell: cmd /c start "" /b python train.py > run.log 2>&1 The script runs fine for several minutes and writes progress lines to run.log as expected. Then, partway through, it dies on an ord…
  12. Thoughts on, and frustrations with, ElementaryOS (piefed.ca)lemmy

    8 points by u/Sturgist in c/linux · 45m ago · 1 lemmy

    So last year my wife decided that she was sick of her 2017 MacBook Air being out of support. Mainly it was that her browser wasn't updated and she was increasingly unable to access websites she used frequently. I grabbed a bunch of different liveUSB imgs, and ElementaryOS was th…
    filed under linux
  13. Why BQN Wins (github.com)lobsters

    3 points by veqq in lobste.rs · 8h ago · 1 lobsters

    All BQN solutions outperformed everything else in this [perf wars](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7n262KKvHj8) video, this file explains the optimizations BQN has which led it there.
    filed under aplperformance
  14. Is it possible to distinguish between a payload that was played back and a payload that was interrupted? (stackoverflow.com)stack

    9 points by Stoica Ovidiu in stackoverflow.com · 2y ago · stack

    Context I'm building an AI voice interface through Twilio. When the user speaks, it starts the pipeline of recognise speech -> generate answer -> turn to audio -> playback to user Twiml for websocket bidirectional MediaStream with <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <Response…
  15. zabbix search for a string on trigger (stackoverflow.com)stack

    3 points by sivann in stackoverflow.com · 14y ago · stack

    I have a userparameter on the agent which returns a string. This string contains a line with E:x where x==0 if no errors were found and x>0 if errors found. I want to check this number on the trigger but cannot find how to do it. Alternatively I could use the exit status of my c…
    filed under zabbix