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It's ya boi, the only guy in the world that has this problem apparently.
I've tried all the python versions, I've done every single magic trick that I can think of.
I've tried 2 different computers and I haven't been able to solve this.
If anyone knows what's causing this, please advice. CORS blocks me for good without browser extensions and even then only half of the requests go through.
How a simple npm install can fail this hard is beyond me.
did you try sudo npm install?
When I push my repo to heroku it uploads fine, but I'm trying to push it to github via the command line and it hangs on the counting objects stage.
I had the same problem recently when trying to push to heroku, but that was caused by the node_modules folder not being included in .gitignore.
So I cleared the cache and now pushing to heroku works but pushing to a new github repo doesn't.
Any ideas?
I've tried running 'git gc' but that gives me the exact same message as a normal push:
>Counting objects, 34005, done.
I've also tried removing and re-adding the remote and changing the HTTP postbuffer on git --config but neither have worked.
I'm wondering if it's the permissions perhaps?
This happens to me when I'm on a super slow network. If you're on shit wifi or something, then that's most likely you're problem. Else, do some Google searches to what exactly is happening. There's a solution out there somewhere.
Searching 10 different ad websites for one thing is pissing me off, so i had an idea of making a website which would take the search parameters / term and show results with links from all those websites.
How would i go about this without an API?
Is it even possible?
ESLINT is actually annoying fucking garbage, why would anyone even use that shit.
rss feeds or you can scrape those websites
>scrape
Hmm, can you still sort by category on your website?
As in, say someone wants to buy a car. He selects the make and the model, and it searches for every listing on those websites that has the make and model selected and lists them on your website?
I've tried resetting the router to no avail. I don't think it's a connectivity issue because the repo uploads to Heroku without a hitch