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You should check for something like "Code Academy" and see if that works. Also, something like programming for dummies book might be helpful to you as well. -
RedSon replied to How do I automatically update column data from a .csv file uploaded every 2 hours.in MySQLThats a pretty sophisticated requirement for a "noob", however one way to solve this would be to create a cron job which run every two hours. I suspect you're a bit farther along than "noob" but neverthelesss.. . try running a command like mysqlimport to load the data in each time. https://dev.mysql.com/doc/refman/8.0...sqlimport.html
Cron: https://linux.die.net/man/5/crontabLeave a comment:
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It looks like there are some ways to do it. You might want to check out some example code like: https://github.com/ponty/pyscreensho...imagemagick.pyLeave a comment:
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Perhaps. If you suspect that your traffic is being blocked, try using a port that you know will be open like port 80.Leave a comment:
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What is the exact error message? Which object has a reference that can't be found?Leave a comment:
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Sorry that you're lost. Can you be more specific with what your question is? You might want to visit your school's computer lab and ask for help there.Leave a comment:
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You have two collections, Items and PlannedItems and you want to subtract Items[i].Flip from PlannedItems[i].Flip and then insert that into a new OrderedDict?Leave a comment:
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It looks like you can export your firebase data to CSV and work on it from there.Leave a comment:
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Take a look at: https://developer.android.com/guide/...and-back-stack and https://developer.android.com/traini...ation/temporal
There are some resources on cordova back stack as well.Leave a comment:
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The biggest factor (for most) is cost. How much are you willing to spend? Then work your way up from there. Ask them what they are willing to do for that cost. Most importantly for someone like yourself will be the warranty details.Leave a comment:
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I'm afraid this isn't possible. You will have to use JNI or something like that. Also, consider that keylogger are normally viewed as malicious software.Leave a comment:
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You don't decrypt the password to check it. You can't decrypt it. It is impossible mathematically speaking.
What you do is take the password input from the user and hash it and then compare the hash against the password in your database. If the hash matches then you know they input the right password.Leave a comment:
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What does a web server have to do with the operating system of a client's computer?
You are comparing apples and oranges.Leave a comment:
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You can use FTP, that works. If your computers are on the same domain you can transfer it that way.
You can try filezilla if you are looking for a windows ftp server.Leave a comment:
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