Long story short, our zoned AC (2nd floor and attic) is only working for the attic. I think a baffle somewhere is stuck.
Who should I call to get it serviced over the holiday weekend? The unit is 7 years old and we’re not under warranty with the company that installed it.
I tried setting up my 800XL in my home office using a space LCD monitor. I have three sets of A/V cables (one on my C128, one that I bought but never tested, and one I just bought). If I use the C128's cable on the Atari, everything works fine. But if I hook either of the other two (bought the first one about a month ago for this use but didn't get around to it till yesterday) then the video has a humming sound when I connect the white line. Almost like there's interference.
Any ideas on what to do to resolve this?
I'm in the process of migration my app from Angular v20 to v21. Everything is working fine, but for one things: the authentication bearer token is being changed midflight. To explain:
We have an HTTP interceptor that looks for a stored JWT token in the browser. When it finds it, it takes the value and inserts it into the request headers, so it looks like:
Authorization: Bearer [288 character token]
I can see the token received on the server side, and it's showing up intact.
When I finished the upgrade and ran the app, I'm still seeing in the browser DevTools that the request has the 288 character token but, on the server side, I'm seeing this instead:
Basic [21 character token]
where previously it was the 'Bearer [288 chars]" value.
The login then fails.
Now, to make it even more interesting, if I go back to Angular 20, login, and THEN go to Angular 21, the requests work correctly. But if I log out and try to log back in under v21 it goes back to failing.
Any ideas?
(eta)
Here's a link to the PR I'm working on for the project:
https://github.com/comixed/comixed/pull/2652
The specific submodule where the code lives is "comixed-webui".
Any recommendations on a replacement for Spring State Machine in a project? We use it but it's got issues and apparently is no longer maintained. Our state management is fairly straightforward but would like to keep it structure in a way similar to how Spring defined it.