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I'm struggling trying to make Wireguard working with Docker in Synology NAS. NAS model: DS420j SO version: DSM 7.2 (recently updated) I followed this guide to compile wireguard .spk and this other to ...
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I'm implementing a simple PHP service container for my personal website blog and want to make sure I'm setting it up correctly. My container has three types of service registration methods: singleton(...
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Consider the code fragment below: using List=std::vector<Data>; List generate(); List a = generate(); List b = generate(); a += generate(); // append generate() output to a a += b; //...
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To provide background and explanation of the question: I was working with a base program (below) to figure out how to use JLayeredPane. I created a JLayeredPane and added it to the JFrame, then moved ...
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I'm trying to compile this piece of code but with Gcc15 and Clang21 it doesn't compile. It does compile with gcc 14 and Clang20. I want to create a std::unordered_map and use a class with explicit ...
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My chat bubbles leave a large empty space on the right when messages wrap into multiple lines. I want the behavior like iMessage/WhatsApp: Bubble shrinks to fit short text. Long messages use max ...
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OK so I have created a Terraform ECS cluster and In a single task definition, i have 3 containers. Backend spring boot - which exposes actuator endpoints health, info and prometheus on port 8080 ...
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In Octave, containers.Map objects are handle objects that can be passed around by reference but always refer to the same object [1]. However, the only test for "equality" between containers....
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Does Rust have any rules regarding calling drop on arrays? Or vectors? E.g. in C++ desctruction order of array elements is from last to first (opposite to construction order) while in Rust it seems ...
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I am new to Docker. I am trying to run PrestaShop 1.7.7.2 using Docker Compose on my ARM Mac. The stack includes MariaDB, PrestaShop, and phpMyAdmin. Instead when I access the localhost on the web I ...
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I have an ASP.NET container app that uses DevExtreme (a UI package from Dev Express). When I run this containerized app locally in debug mode, it works without error. However, I also have Test and ...
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I have a simple C++ program that manages as a todo list. The Todo, class contains a vector of Item to track each todo action and their id. The key constraint is that the ids must be kept strictly ...
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I am using a container to run R: FROM bioconductor/bioconductor_docker:RELEASE_3_19 RUN apt-get update RUN install2.r -e rmarkdown ggplot2 etc Which I run: module load apptainer apptainer exec --...
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I've setup a custom container in Azure that will run a Function App, with the intention of connecting to my organisations GitHub (GHE) instance and using GH CLI pull a list of repos. I have a PAT ...
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If vectors are stored contiguously, as long as they are not made smaller or reallocated, any iterator pointing to an element within it should be valid. The following code would be defined: #include &...
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