Charles Machalow
Charles Machalow
Is there a way to enumerate disable monitors as well as enabled ones? (Looking for on Windows).
Hey, I noticed this line in the docs: ``` Be aware, if those sub boxes didn't exist as planned, a new key with that value would be created instead ```...
time.clock() was removed in python 3.8. time.time() should work on any version of python (at least 3.X)
I have a python startup file that I use to do a couple things on startup. For some reason if I do this: ``` import print_statement print_statement.install() from __past__ import...
When watching some videos, creators will link to other videos at the end of a video. Usually an overlay comes up with a thumbnail to click to go to that...
When i have click pass-through enabled, clicks don't seem to actually land on where I clicked, but rather elsewhere on the screen. Is it possible this has to do with...
Is there a way to stream without transcoding if the player can play the video as is, and Transcode via ffmpeg if needed? It seems like some of my library...
Hey folks, Say I have something like: ``` import dataclasses from dataclasses_jsonschema import JsonSchemaMixin from typing import Iterable, List, Set, Tuple, Union @dataclasses.dataclass(frozen=True) class Config(JsonSchemaMixin): tags: Tuple[Union[str, None]] Config.from_dict({ 'tags':...
Right now doing something like this: ``` import pytest from pytest_html import extras def test_ex(extra): print ("hey") extra.append(extras.text("Hello World!\n", "Hello Text")) ``` leads to something like this:  The problem...
The code here makes it pretty difficult to know if authentication is likely to fail due to ticket expiration. https://github.com/requests/requests-kerberos/blob/d9c78fc3040481bf944306193ee5564ae6c4de31/requests_kerberos/kerberos_.py#L262 Is there any way that I can catch this error...