#background process

My friend asked me about my process for my most recent piece. I had a ton of fun making the background, so I thought this was the easiest way to go through it. Biggest TLDR: use the lasso and rectangle select tools + fill tool to make shapes, maybe edit them with free transform, then add texture with nice brushes. (Consider downloading some non-default ones; I recommend DAUB.)

Tested on:.Net Framework 4.8Quick way to run background task utilizing hosting environment’s process. var worker = new SomeWorker(); HostingEnvironment.QueueBackgroundWorkItem(ct => worker.StartProcess()); The SomeWorker() is a method that we want to run in the background.Keep in mind, because the background process is run in the host, if the host is restarted (ie: IIS) the background process…

Gunicorn Connection in Use: (‘0.0.0.0’, 8000)

I develop web services using python flask. One of the common error that I see while deploying the application is “Gunicorn Connection in Use: (‘0.0.0.0’, 8000)”.

This means that the port 8000 is busy with some other running process. But when I check the status of the port with the following command, I get empty response. That means there are no active application using the port. Some stale…

With this specific application, we can import data, but there are limitations due to its 2000-era handling of XML files. HTML forms uploading files have to… Have all the packets be received by the server. Process the file with the browser connection still open. The server has to tell the browser everything was received and is done. All this has to happen as one action within a 5 minute window. A…

A while back when we were discussing opportunities for code modularization, I made the comment that it is even possible to incorporate processes into a new application that have already been compiled into standalone executables. At the time we didn’t have the time to go into detail on the point, but now we will take the time to consider the various tasks required to manage an existing standalone…

Overcome processes ‘Not Responding’ in Activity Monitor

Apple’s Activity Monitor utility is a good tool for viewing the status of every program and background service that is running on your Mac, and as such you may regularly use it to check on how resources are used, especially when you are experiencing slowdowns with your Mac. However, when you do so, you may find several processes that are listed in red text, and which have “(Not Responding)”…