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Text clipped at 37kb when trying to make blob or arraybuffer and upload to sharepoint
I am trying to upload json data as a text file to SharePoint with javascripts stingify method using either blob or array buffer, but I keep getting only the first 37kb of the content saved. This is ...
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File size formatting in PowerShell using "$([int]($_.length / 1mb)) MB" command
"$([int]($_.length / 1mb)) MB" command converts for example 19099648 to '18 MB', 12054528 to '11 MB'.
Why? How does this rounding work?
Similar differences are reflected in File Explorer's ...
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Get real time file size in java
There is an existing api which writes the file to particular location and the code snippet is like below:
long lastUpdatedOn = System.currentTimeMillis();
try(...
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Why is there a 20MB chunks folder when I switch my Astro site to the Cloudflare adapter?
I have a very small Astro site with 1 page that should be rendered on the server, so I switched my static site over to SSR with the Cloudflare adapter, but this caused an almost 20MB folder to appear ...
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How to figure out the bundle size for my project/library?
What steps should I follow and what factors should I consider to determine the optimal bundle size for my files?
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Calculating page document size for a URL in bytes
I wanted to create an function/API in node which will help me calculate the desktop and mobile page sizes for a given URL and also provide the compression/encoding strategy which was used by the ...
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Platform-agnostic, determine if a file is sparse [duplicate]
I am trying to determine if a given file is a sparse file. I know there is a way to check using the windows native API, and that unix-based systems have the stat command to get numbers for logical ...
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When you should use @apply in tailwind (and SCSS)
I've read that you should avoid using @apply with tailwind as much as you can. But it seems like this approach will not only make your html unbearable but it will bloat your CSS file as well. And I ...
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Gemini Vertex AI Error upon uploading large file: 400 Precondition check failed
I am trying to upload files to Google's Gemini 1.5 Model via Vertex AI from google cloud. Despite the file limit being 30 mbs, a 11 mbs file raises this following error:
400 Precondition check failed
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PHP 8.2 filesize() unable to read from directory [closed]
I have looked up what my issue would be with filesize() that cant read the file size of a file which is in a sub directory (/media/). Also file_exists() and is_readable() gave negative feedback. ...
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How to get available data in a pipe in linux
In Linux, after writing some data in a pipe (yet not read), when using fstat on read/write side of a pipe, the st_size field is zero. Is it possible to get the size of data available in a pipe?
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Why does the ProGuard rule expand my APK size to be even larger than the jar itself？
I have finished a very simple demo just includes a button and textview.If I enable these two switch with empty proguard-rules.pro.The apk's size will be 1.5M.
build.gradle
buildTypes {
release {
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Issue with file size validation using multer middleware in Node.js
I'm having an issue with validating the file size using the multer middleware in a Node.js application. I have implemented a custom middleware setFileLimit to set the file size limit based on the file ...
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Should I prefer using basic_istream::tellg() or filesystem::file_size()?
Suppose I have a std::filesystem::path, which I then open as an std::ifstream, and suppose that I want to determine its size (e.g. maybe I want to read the whole file).
Should I prefer calling
auto ...
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truncate does not support creating files with sizes greater than 2^63-1
Apparently, gnu truncate on my x86_64 system does not support creating files with sizes of size >= 8EiB (= 2^63 Bytes = 9223372036854775808 Bytes).
/usr/bin/truncate: ELF 64-bit LSB pie executable, ...
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