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Activity for Matthias Braun
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Set transform of SVG element I'm trying to set the `transform` attribute of a group within an SVG. Specifically, I'd like to set `translate`'s value to `0 0`. I tried using the `set` element for this but that didn't have an observable effect: rect { cursor: pointer; fill: papa... (more) |
— | 7 months ago |
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Name for host + path (parts of a URL) Among other things, a URL consists of a host and a path: URL syntax diagram I was wondering (and couldn't find anything) if there's a name for the combination of host and path. Is there a name for these: example.com/path/to/file example.com/file.html en.wikipedia.org/wiki/URL ... (more) |
— | 8 months ago |
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A: Read all data from TCP stream in Rust One way to do this, is: 1. Set a read timeout on the `TcpStream` using `setreadtimeout`. This avoids a hanging client in case the server has stopped sending but left the connection open. 2. Read from the stream in a loop, using a `BufReader`, and aggregate the read bytes. 3. Break out of t... (more) |
— | 12 months ago |
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Read all data from TCP stream in Rust I'd like to write a TCP client in Rust that can receive the entire message sent by a server, but I have no information about the length of a message. I'm aware that TCP doesn't preserve message boundaries. Still, what's the best I can do to read the entire message from the `TcpStream`? In th... (more) |
— | 12 months ago |
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Create encrypted zip archive with bsdtar I'm trying to create an encrypted¹ zip archive using bsdtar. Here's where I got stuck: bsdtar -c --options='zip:encryption' --passphrase "secret" -f test.zip test This is the error I get: >bsdtar: Unknown module name: `zip' How do I get around this error to create an encrypted zip a... (more) |
— | over 3 years ago |