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VS code not loading Python Interpreter

Here is my VS code infor: My python path is here: But VS codes keeps saying Select Python Interpreter in the status bar even after I selected. But when I try to select, it says it is already being selected. At moment, due to this, I am unable to use Python linter Flake8. When I check the console log. I

transfer rate of dd to a disk is much less than copy file

The case is that I use dd command to build a bootable usb for xxOS. /dev/disk2 is usb device. command is It spends a lot of time, the transfer rate is about 2MB/s~4MB/s. It makes me puzzle, why it’s more slowly than copying files to an USB about 10MB/s or more up. May I use the right parameter? Answer D…

send Ngrok random port number through terminal

I use Ngrok service to forward my local network to the internet but for my specific application as I do not have access to hardware I need to run ngrok automatically after boot and send random port number and host address which ngrok assigns to my local port through sendmail package to a specific email addres…

open command in perl

I am try to use open command in perl. But getting and error as follows. Command open(IN_TRIALS, ‘<‘, “F:/2010_nist_sre_test_set/data/eval/keys/coreext-coreext.trialkey.csv”) or die “cannot open trials list”; Error cannot open trials. how to fix this? Answer First, make s…

How do you create a C program that resembles the nl command in Linux?

I am working on a project to create a C program that acts just like the nl command in Linux, with the exceptions; it only accepts limited options, does not accept dashes to denote standard input, and no need for division of documents into logical pages with headers/footers. This is a link to an nl manual page…

Linux, Installation of FBX SDK, how to automatically confirm?

I am currently building a project in a (Singularity) container, and one of the dependencies is the FBX SDK (for building Qt static). The problem is that the installer of FBX reads the licence conditions and then asks to confirm those, and as the installation by recipe don’t allow me answer manually, it …

Creating a new directory in /dev using udev rule

This is the code snippet responsible for creating the device: My udev rule is the following: From my understanding, this rule should match against the device name given by the kernel module (synchmess) and create the /dev subdirectory “synch”. However, the synchmess device shows under /dev with th…