I'm not a pythonist, just need to fix some script. So I'm want to run some Bash shell script that placed not in the same folder as the Python script but in one
I have a MariaDB (mysql) database with a table which looks like this: MariaDB [DevicesPool]> show columns from Dirs_and_Names; +-----------------+-------
In my project I am projecting 3d files using ARKit. I am able to project .dae and .obj format models. Is there anyway I could load .fbx files?
I make mistake file with this name '' and i do not know how to clear this file How to remove the file with this name '' ? rw-r--r-- 1 root ro
I am using git bash on windows 10 which was recently updated to creators update. whenever i am trying to switch between branches i get following thing $ git f
I am using Spike to run a RISCV CPU. I will write the same set of commands many times that I wrote below run 100 reg 0 run 100 reg 0 run 100 reg 0 I actually
I might have a rare case, but at the moment I'm not able to find a solution for this problem. I've installed a RaspberryPi 3 in a local business to display imag
I've made an executable jar file for a terminal game that can be opened by typing java -jar name.jar in the Terminal. Then I made a .sh file inside the same fol
I can create a json object with an array using jq like this echo '{"input":{"names":[]}}' | jq --arg val "alice" '.input.names[0] += $val'| jq --arg val "bob"
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I have been executing my Golang code on Visual Studio in the terminal for the past few weeks. All of a sudden I am trying to run a program I made, and it does n
I have been executing my Golang code on Visual Studio in the terminal for the past few weeks. All of a sudden I am trying to run a program I made, and it does n
I'm running shellcheck on my scripts and often get this warning (which in this case is correct, because cd foo bar baz makes no sense): cd ${SOME_DIR} || exit 1
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