- Application/octet-stream Decode C#
- Application Octet Stream Image
- Octet Stream Decoder
- Application Octet Stream File
commented Sep 11, 2017
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commented Apr 6, 2019
Awesome. It works. I downloaded a csv file from a database and I got all NA when I read it to python using pandas.read_csv function. After I check the datatype of the file using this command: file -i , and found it is charset=binary but not ascii. |
commented Apr 6, 2019 •
It turned out this command fails at some files. Do you have ideas about why it works on some files and fails at others? |
commented Apr 30, 2020
thanks man, is working for me... just stills giving some trash the output but almost all i need is there |
commented Aug 21, 2020
(mirror) Header-only C11 library to encode/decode base64, base64url, base32, base32hex and hex (a.k.a. Base16) as specified in RFC 4648, plus Crockford's base32.
- It will work out fine as I move backwards and forwards between the this and DSDev. Version 1.16 of Minecraft now has a Forge to make mods.
- 2009/3/5 Tony Seebregts Hmmm, the short answer is that the code I suggested is taken from a module to convert a GSM octet stream into a septet stream and it gives a different answer when using your more compact code:-): UD: Mine: 75,97,98,101,108,106,111,0 Yours.
i tried above and then ran $ file -bi file.out , still see 'application/octet-stream; charset=binary' , please help |
commented Feb 2, 2021
A number of us are using a private site where we run an application offline. The application offers a download button so that we can take a snapshot of our offline progress, a sort of backup. When we go back on-line we can either upload the the information from the application or we can upload the backup files.
The problem is that whenever we hit the download button we always get the extra dialog asking if we want to save or cancel the file download. This might sound a little ridiculous, but we really do not want to have to move the mouse to the new dialog and have to click the Save button.
Application/octet-stream Decode C#
The file mime type is application/octet-stream, there is no file extension.
Application Octet Stream Image
Is there a way to change the Firefox configuration so that this dialog does not appear?
Thank you.
Octet Stream Decoder
Apologies, but I have deleted all of the system information gathered automatically because I am not able to submit this request from the machines where the problem occurs.
Application Octet Stream File
Those system are:Ubuntu 14:04.3 LTSFirefox 40.0.3