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Chun: I heard Xiaomi is planning to shut down the unlock bootloader program for their global (outside mainland China) users in next year following Chinese closure last month. /u/FragmentedChicken Android
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Chun: I heard Xiaomi is planning to shut down the unlock bootloader program for their global (outside mainland China) users in next year following Chinese closure last month. /u/FragmentedChicken Android

Chun: I heard Xiaomi is planning to shut down the unlock bootloader program for their global (outside mainland China) users in next year following Chinese closure last month. /u/FragmentedChicken Android submitted by /u/FragmentedChicken
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Problems with installing packages on Python3.12 /u/Accomplished-Ad-2575 Python Education

Problems with installing packages on Python3.12 /u/Accomplished-Ad-2575 Python Education

So I have been trying to install packages like Django, mysql connector etc using pip3 which is using 3.12 but when i try installing it using pip3 install <package_name>. It gives me warning saying the target library already exists which is in version 3.10 and doesn’t install.

Im using MacOS

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​r/learnpython So I have been trying to install packages like Django, mysql connector etc using pip3 which is using 3.12 but when i try installing it using pip3 install <package_name>. It gives me warning saying the target library already exists which is in version 3.10 and doesn’t install. Im using MacOS submitted by /u/Accomplished-Ad-2575 [link] [comments] 

So I have been trying to install packages like Django, mysql connector etc using pip3 which is using 3.12 but when i try installing it using pip3 install <package_name>. It gives me warning saying the target library already exists which is in version 3.10 and doesn’t install.

Im using MacOS

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[link] [comments]  So I have been trying to install packages like Django, mysql connector etc using pip3 which is using 3.12 but when i try installing it using pip3 install <package_name>. It gives me warning saying the target library already exists which is in version 3.10 and doesn’t install. Im using MacOS submitted by /u/Accomplished-Ad-2575 [link] [comments]

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cannot run pygame /u/totalnewb02 Python Education

cannot run pygame /u/totalnewb02 Python Education

i am already download pygame using cmd with pip install pygame command. but i cannot import it on iddle or visual studio code. aways got “module not found” message. what did i do wrong?

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​r/learnpython i am already download pygame using cmd with pip install pygame command. but i cannot import it on iddle or visual studio code. aways got “module not found” message. what did i do wrong? submitted by /u/totalnewb02 [link] [comments] 

i am already download pygame using cmd with pip install pygame command. but i cannot import it on iddle or visual studio code. aways got “module not found” message. what did i do wrong?

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[link] [comments]  i am already download pygame using cmd with pip install pygame command. but i cannot import it on iddle or visual studio code. aways got “module not found” message. what did i do wrong? submitted by /u/totalnewb02 [link] [comments]

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[MacOS] “Failed to load python shared library” /u/CopperGenie Python Education

[MacOS] “Failed to load python shared library” /u/CopperGenie Python Education

I created a macOS executable package of a python script using pyinstaller (–onedir), and a coworker can’t open the unix executable file. I created the executable in a macOS environment and I have never used macOS before this, so I don’t know if this is more of an OS issue or an issue with script compatibility. Here’s an image of the terminal error.

https://i.imgur.com/O8gnwDV.jpeg

I’m working on getting an OS version. In the meantime, any ideas?

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​r/learnpython I created a macOS executable package of a python script using pyinstaller (–onedir), and a coworker can’t open the unix executable file. I created the executable in a macOS environment and I have never used macOS before this, so I don’t know if this is more of an OS issue or an issue with script compatibility. Here’s an image of the terminal error. https://i.imgur.com/O8gnwDV.jpeg I’m working on getting an OS version. In the meantime, any ideas? submitted by /u/CopperGenie [link] [comments] 

I created a macOS executable package of a python script using pyinstaller (–onedir), and a coworker can’t open the unix executable file. I created the executable in a macOS environment and I have never used macOS before this, so I don’t know if this is more of an OS issue or an issue with script compatibility. Here’s an image of the terminal error.

https://i.imgur.com/O8gnwDV.jpeg

I’m working on getting an OS version. In the meantime, any ideas?

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[link] [comments]  I created a macOS executable package of a python script using pyinstaller (–onedir), and a coworker can’t open the unix executable file. I created the executable in a macOS environment and I have never used macOS before this, so I don’t know if this is more of an OS issue or an issue with script compatibility. Here’s an image of the terminal error. https://i.imgur.com/O8gnwDV.jpeg I’m working on getting an OS version. In the meantime, any ideas? submitted by /u/CopperGenie [link] [comments]

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Google Home app could soon add a refresh button and the “last refreshed” time to its home screen widget /u/MishaalRahman Android
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Google Home app could soon add a refresh button and the “last refreshed” time to its home screen widget /u/MishaalRahman Android

Google Home app could soon add a refresh button and the “last refreshed” time to its home screen widget /u/MishaalRahman Android submitted by /u/MishaalRahman
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Global variables. Maybe im wrong… /u/9acca9 Python Education

Global variables. Maybe im wrong… /u/9acca9 Python Education

If i dont recall bad i always hear and read “Dont user global variables!!!” or “yes, you can but try to avoid!”

Now im seeing some codes for Arduino that are writing in C++ (yep, another language)… and here i see that people use a lot of global variables without problems.

This is just because is c++ or because is arduino, or i get wrong the idea about global variables?

Thanks!

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​r/learnpython If i dont recall bad i always hear and read “Dont user global variables!!!” or “yes, you can but try to avoid!” Now im seeing some codes for Arduino that are writing in C++ (yep, another language)… and here i see that people use a lot of global variables without problems. This is just because is c++ or because is arduino, or i get wrong the idea about global variables? Thanks! submitted by /u/9acca9 [link] [comments] 

If i dont recall bad i always hear and read “Dont user global variables!!!” or “yes, you can but try to avoid!”

Now im seeing some codes for Arduino that are writing in C++ (yep, another language)… and here i see that people use a lot of global variables without problems.

This is just because is c++ or because is arduino, or i get wrong the idea about global variables?

Thanks!

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[link] [comments]  If i dont recall bad i always hear and read “Dont user global variables!!!” or “yes, you can but try to avoid!” Now im seeing some codes for Arduino that are writing in C++ (yep, another language)… and here i see that people use a lot of global variables without problems. This is just because is c++ or because is arduino, or i get wrong the idea about global variables? Thanks! submitted by /u/9acca9 [link] [comments]

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