On my Fedora 8 system with Amarok I was trying to fill an mp3’s tag header using MusicBrainz, getting the following error:
Tunepimp (MusicBrainz tagging library) returned the following error: "Fingerprinting of .mp3 files is not supported."
To make it work, just yum install libtunepimp-extras-nonfree
Lately I was installing the embedded ARM toolchain to compile some STM32 code, and I ran into this beautiful error: If you are a macOS user it's very probable that you have already seen this message, and most likely you already know the workaround (which is right-click on
The Olimex USB-serial-cable - a 3.3v USB-to-serial adapter based on the PL2303XA chip - won't work out of the box on macOS. While there are various drivers out there in the wild, my experience with these was far from optimal. Then, I finally I found my peace
Some time ago I wrote a post on how to brew and manage multiple (Adopt)OpenJDK versions on your mac - which is my current java setup. Premised so, lately I wanted to install STM32CubeMX on my (freshly formatted) laptop and I incurred in this friendly error: Andreas-MacBook-Pro:~ a.leofreddi$
AWS Cognito is a great tool to chop-off authentication from your app, with a lot of bonuses when it comes to single sign on and integration with existing directories, but the web console is lacking some basic user management functionalities. Things like deleting a user by username or send back