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When should I use dev shm and when should I use tmp ? Personally, I'm used to having operating systems that don't crash and UPS systems (eg: laptop batteries) so I think the ext2 3 filesystems are too paranoid with their 5-10 second checkpoint interval
. net - UPS API OAuth2 Authentication in dotnet - Stack Overflow I am new to UPS API I have 4 different applications to handle UPS related tasks 1)UPSRating 2)UPSQuantumView 3)UPSShipping 4) UPSTracking for common methods, I have one application, 'UPSCommon', and I want to use that application as a dll in the other 4 applications In UPSCommon, I have to write code for OAuth2 authentication
View past notifications in Windows 10 and 11? - Super User New with Windows 10 seems to be the Notification Area Now, I've seen a few notifications (in the Action Center) The problem is that I haven't understood any of them (actively using computers for 30
power supply - UPS turning on and off repeatedly - Super User I'm using an Intex Protector UPS When I push the power button it starts with a beep, which is normal, I know But when the beep ends, the light which shows power turns off and button remains press
Is PFC Sinewave important when buying UPS for high end computer? This CyberPower news article says: higher end workstations and computer systems that incorporate Active Power Factor Correction (PFC) power supplies may unexpectedly shut down or crash entirely when used with a simulated sine wave UPS CyberPower use the term, PFC Sinewave, and APC (APC 1500VA 900W UPS ) uses the term Sinewave UPS
How can I create a simple message box in Python? import tkMessageBox tkMessageBox showinfo(title="Greetings", message="Hello, World!") but this opens another window in the background with the Tkinter icon I don't want this I was looking for some simple wxPython code, but it always required setting up a class and entering an application loop, etc Isn't there a simple, catch-free way of making a message box in Python?