Note to cygwin users: if the cygwin mysql client tries to hook to a local WAMP mysql server for instance, use -h <hostname other than localhost>. Don't try to create a mysql.sock file and declare it in whatever my.cnf file, it won't work.
I'm encountering an error while creating a route table in Terraform for AWS. My code looks correct, but I am receiving the following error: Error: Incorrect attribute ...
0 I am developing a dating app which is for the LGBTQ group. Due to our target users mainly from China and their local brands using their own App stores, most of them did not have Google Play on their devices. So we provide an APK for our users to install the App. However, there are still little parts of users who use devices that have Google Play.
So when the interpreter reaches the return statement and my_age < 13, girls_age does not really exists and Python don't initialise it automatically. So it complains about no existing variable: girls_age is not assigned. You should set it before return. answered Mar 12, 2017 at 17:45 QB_ 10917
After the last Chrome update message "Look for and connect to any device on your local network" prevents me from running testcafe tests in Chrome. The browser setting that affects this is
482 I want to synchronize my local repository with a remote one so that my local repository becomes a 100% copy of the remote one - meaning that if certain files differ in these repositories, we override the local ones with the remote ones, and if there are files in local repositories that do not exist in the remote, the local files get removed.
HI Here's the scenario Speed dating: You are confident that you have a 15% chance of landing a date with any given candidate at a local speed dating event. At the event, you will meet exactly 8 candidates. After you talk to a candidate for 5 minutes, he/she will immediately indicate if she wants to go on a date with you. The question is...
If you have recently committed that file, or if that file has changed in one or two commits, then I'd suggest you use rebase and cherrypick to remove that particular commit. Otherwise, you'd have to rewrite the entire history. git filter-branch --tree-filter 'rm -f <path_to_file>' HEAD When you are satisfied with the changes and have duly ensured that everything seems fine, you need to update ...
