Ray Mears needs no introduction. We are all familiar with his superb TV programmes and books from over the years covering survival, bushcraft, history, and even foraging. This Autumn Ray will be touring the UK with his show ‘Born To Go Wild’, which your can find out more about here. Here at Boldy Goes we were particularly excited when we heard about Ray’s tour and thought we’d catch up with him before he hits the road later this year.
Ray has been a pivotal figure in laying down the foundations for us ultimately making this website dedicated to bringing stories of adventures in the wilder corners of Britain, and further afield. We met the opportunity of talking with Ray with all the zeal of your quintessential ‘Trekkie’, or a ‘Trackie’ perhaps?……..
Ray Mears Born To Go Wild will be at theatres around the UK from 8 October You can check the tour dates and book here now!
Here’s a few questions we put to Ray when we spoke to him.
Boldy Goes: I remember your TV series ‘Wild Food’ fondly, I did notice however, that your co-presenter Professor Gordon Hill, never seemed to enjoy the food eaten on the show as much as you did. What, if ever, has been enough to induce from you a Hill-esque grimace upon eating?
Ray Mears: Gordon was wonderful to work with, I have many fond memories of experimental wild food meals that we tried some successful and a few others not so successful.  Strangely enough it tasted deliciously like crab sandwich spread with a hint of chilli.
What are you excited about right now? And what’s next?
I am excited about being home planning future projects, enjoying being home with my wife and being out in the glorious British countryside. Right now I am preparing for the Born to go Wild tour.
Your new UK tour, Born to go Wild runs from 8th October through to the end of November and travels all around the country. Would you be able to talk a little bit about what we can expect from the show?
Yes, in the first half I am going to talk about and demonstrate skills particularly fire skills exploring why it has been important to humanity and what it still means in really wild places. In the second half I will explore the importance of watching and learning about wild life, with examples from recent filming expeditions in Australia.
You’ve travelled the world, seen it in its most extreme and hostile forms and have been to our planet’s pockets of paradise. Where is your favourite place to visit time and again? Where is a place you don’t want to return to?
It is really hard to single out one particular place there are so many and so very varied. Certainly Canada, Australia and Africa have called me back many times but equally there are the remote islands of the pacific or the country trails of the U.S.A.
While outside you often allude to the “inner silence” you find while becoming part of the forest. You have gleaned many technical skills from bushcraft masters all over the globe, but who are your biggest influences on the spiritual side of being outdoors?
That is a really difficult question, I have encountered many varied spiritual perspectives on life. Personally, I would say I have found the strongest connection with many of the spiritual beliefs demonstrated by the First Nations in Canada and the United States, although what I have learned from my visits with Australian Aboriginal communities has been fascinating and mind expanding.
When you make a programme who are you trying to please?
When I make a film with aboriginal people, they are my target audience. I want them to be happy with the way they are represented on screen. I was once stopped by an Inuit man in Yellowknife Canada. He recognised me from the TV and said, ‘I like your programmes they tell things how they really are.’ It was the best praise I have ever received, he then went on to share a skill of fire making in the tundra with me that was of immense benefit just a few days later.
Did you know that you were/are my childhood hero? Without your TV shows and books my life and experiences would have been much less rich. Not really a question, I just wanted to say thanks!
Thank you
Can the Boldly Goes boys and I come camping with you sometime?
Yes please do, let’s plan something.
Ray Mears Born To Go Wild will be at theatres around the UK from 8 October, you can check the tour dates and book here now!


Michael Hayden is a Canadian artist who is noted for his artworks incorporating neon lighting. His best-known commission is Sky's the Limit (1987) at O'Hare International Airport.
Macro of a bee on a flower at Bok Tower Gardens, FL.
The Wisconsin State Capitol Building in Madison, WI.
A frog in a very contemplating pose at an exhibit at the Butterfly Rainforest at the Florida Museum of Natural History in Gainsville, FL.
This was a sunset viewed while walking the dogs during their evening outting.


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| void | jpopupmenu_setcolors (t_jpopupmenu *menu, t_jrgba text, t_jrgba bg, t_jrgba highlightedtext, t_jrgba highlightedbg) |
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| void | jpopupmenu_addseparator (t_jpopupmenu *menu) |
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| int | jpopupmenu_popup (t_jpopupmenu *menu, t_pt screen, int defitemid) |
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Popup menu API so externals can create popup menus that can also be drawn into.
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Add an item to a pop-up menu.
| menu | The pop-up menu to which the item will be added. |
| itemid | Each menu item should be assigned a unique integer id using this parameter. |
| utf8Text | The text to display in for the menu item. |
| textColor | The color to use for the menu item, or NULL to use the default color. |
| checked | A non-zero value indicates that the item should have a check-mark next to it. |
| disabled | A non-zero value indicates that the item should be disabled. |
| icon | A t_jsurface will be used as an icon for the menu item if provided here. Pass NULL for no icon. |
| void jpopupmenu_addseparator | ( | t_jpopupmenu * | menu | ) |
Add a separator to a pop-menu.
| menu | The pop-up menu to which the separator will be added. |
| void jpopupmenu_addsubmenu | ( | t_jpopupmenu * | menu, |
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Add a pop-menu to another pop-menu as a submenu.
Note that the submenu contents are copied at the time of this call. So, any changes to the submenu after this returns won't have an effect. Also, it is safe to destroy the submenu after this function returns.
| menu | The pop-up menu to which a menu will be added as a submenu. |
| utf8Name | The name of the menu item. |
| submenu | The pop-up menu which will be used as the submenu. |
| disabled | Pass a non-zero value to disable the menu item. |
| void jpopupmenu_clear | ( | t_jpopupmenu * | menu | ) |
Clear the conents of a pop-up menu.
| menu | The pop-up menu whose contents will be cleared. |
| t_jpopupmenu* jpopupmenu_create | ( | ) |
Create a pop-up menu.
Free this pop-up menu using jpopupmenu_destroy().
| void jpopupmenu_destroy | ( | t_jpopupmenu * | menu | ) |
Free a pop-up menu created with jpopupmenu_create().
| menu | The pop-up menu to be freed. |
| int jpopupmenu_popup | ( | t_jpopupmenu * | menu, |
| t_pt | screen, | ||
| int | defitemid | ||
| ) |
Tell a menu to display at a specified location.
| menu | The pop-up menu to display. |
| screen | The point at which to display in screen coordinates. |
| defitemid | The initially choosen item id. |
| int jpopupmenu_popup_abovebox | ( | t_jpopupmenu * | menu, |
| t_object * | box, | ||
| t_object * | view, | ||
| int | offset, | ||
| int | defitemid | ||
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Tell a menu to display above a given box in a patcher.
| menu | The pop-up menu to display. |
| box | The box above which to display the menu. |
| view | The patcherview for the box in which to display the menu. |
| offset | An offset from the box position at which to display the menu. |
| defitemid | The initially choosen item id. |
| int jpopupmenu_popup_aboverect | ( | t_jpopupmenu * | menu, |
| t_rect | rect, | ||
| int | defitemid | ||
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Tell a menu to display above a given rectangle in a patcher.
| menu | The pop-up menu to display. |
| rect | The rectangle above which to display the menu. |
| defitemid | The initially choosen item id. |
| int jpopupmenu_popup_belowrect | ( | t_jpopupmenu * | menu, |
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| int | defitemid | ||
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Tell a menu to display below a given rectangle in a patcher.
| menu | The pop-up menu to display. |
| rect | The rectangle below which to display the menu. |
| defitemid | The initially choosen item id. |
| int jpopupmenu_popup_nearbox | ( | t_jpopupmenu * | menu, |
| t_object * | box, | ||
| t_object * | view, | ||
| int | defitemid | ||
| ) |
Tell a menu to display near a given box in a patcher.
| menu | The pop-up menu to display. |
| box | The box above which to display the menu. |
| view | The patcherview for the box in which to display the menu. |
| defitemid | The initially choosen item id. |
| int jpopupmenu_popup_nearbox_with_options | ( | t_jpopupmenu * | menu, |
| t_object * | box, | ||
| t_object * | view, | ||
| t_jpopupmenu_options | opts | ||
| ) |
Tell a menu to display near a given box in a patcher with options.
| menu | The pop-up menu to display. |
| box | The box above which to display the menu. |
| view | The patcherview for the box in which to display the menu. |
| opts | The jpopupmenu options |
| void jpopupmenu_setcolors | ( | t_jpopupmenu * | menu, |
| t_jrgba | text, | ||
| t_jrgba | bg, | ||
| t_jrgba | highlightedtext, | ||
| t_jrgba | highlightedbg | ||
| ) |
Set the colors used by a pop-up menu.
| menu | The pop-up menu to which the colors will be applied. |
| text | The text color for menu items. |
| bg | The background color for menu items. |
| highlightedtext | The text color for the highlighted menu item. |
| highlightedbg | The background color the highlighted menu item. |
| void jpopupmenu_setfont | ( | t_jpopupmenu * | menu, |
| t_jfont * | font | ||
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Set the font used by a pop-up menu.
| menu | The pop-up menu whose font will be set. |
| font | A pointer to a font object, whose font info will be copied to the pop-up menu. |


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well hello there... you would like to contact Shrek? to be honest who wouldn't. but I regret to inform you that you cant contact Shrek here but you could contact the boring developer to say how grate the Shrek bot is or to give them a scolding because the bot isn't doing [insert dank meme command here insert]
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ANSYS R1 - In-plane beam structure
ANSYS S3 - Plate with rectangular holes
ANSYS R3 - Curved beam structure
ANSYS H1 - Tube compensator
ANSYS H3 - Stiffened shell structure
ANSYS R2 - 3D beam structure
ANSYS ST4 - Stability of a circular shell
ANSYS P1 - Static analysis of a PIPE-network
ANSYS ST1 - Stability of a beam
ANSYS NL1 - Post-buckling of a beam
ANSYS SOL1 - Static analysis of a switch-bar
ANSYS ST3 - Stability of a plate under in-plane load
ANSYS H2 - U-section beam with prestress effect
ANSYS SOL3 - Static analysis of a sandwich panel
ANSYS T1 - Axisymmetric drum with prestress effect
ANSYS SOL2 - Thermomechanics of a pipe-tank assembly
MAXIMA 7/1 - Beck's column with lumped mass, flutter instability
MAXIMA 7/2 - Beck's column with lumped mass, divergence instability
ANSYS D1 - Dynamics of a pinned-pinned beam
ANSYS D2 - Dynamics of a built-in plate
ANSYS D3 - Harmonic analysis of an in-plane frame
ANSYS D4 - Transient analysis of a built-in beam
ANSYS D5 - Dynamics of a 4-bar linkage
ANSYS D6 - Dynamic analysis of a weightlifting bar
ANSYS NL4 - Impact of a block and beam
ANSYS D7 - Impact loading on a beam
ANSYS NL2 - Analysis of a ball-disk contact
ANSYS NL3 - Large deformation of a built-in plate
ANSYS NL5 - Plastic deformation of an aluminium cylinder
ANSYS NL6 - Post-buckling of a composite plate with central hole
[!] ANSYS NL7 - Nonlinear analysis of a locking wheel nut
[!] ANSYS S1 - Plate with central hole
[!] ANSYS S2 - Perforated plate
[!] ANSYS S6 - Fracture mechanics of a cracked plate


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Search for and click on ‘ManagedKube’ in the GKE marketplace or follow this link
Click ‘Configure’ on the ManagedKube application page
Pick the cluster you’d like to install ManagedKube on and click ‘Deploy. Wait for deployment
Click on Managed-Kube External IP. If you see an External IP of 10.x.x.x, refresh in a few minutes as the external load balancer is being created.
Log-in to Grafana using your username and password from the application page in step #4.
Click Home in the upper left hand corner
Click on ‘ManagedKube Kubernetes Cost Attribution’ dashboard
You’re done! This dashboard will populate over time as ManagedKube collects information on your Kubernetes cluster.


WATS400: Eastern Washington University
Even when I was a student there, I could never find anything that I was looking for on the Eastern Washington University website. They've gone through a few updates since then but let's see if they've gotten any better.
As the main online portal for Eastern Washington University, this website serves to provide current, past, and future students with information regarding, the programs and facilities available at the college.
For the viewers at home, I'm looking atEastern Washington University
The Criteria
I have separated my evaluation into 4 areas of Opportunity:
- Navigation - Can I easily find the program or information that I'm looking for?
- Design - Are the colors working, is the page easy to read? To follow? Does the design remain consistent throughout the site?
- Orgainization - Is the website consistent? Am I able to find the information that I'm looking for?
- Creativity - Does this website have "sticking power" am I dawn back to this site because of the content, the images, the design?
Navigation: Can I Find What I'm Looking For?
So the site as a new design on the front page, there is a menu at the top right with options for Academics, About, Community, Apply, and the Search bar. I'm going to look for the Computer Science program as a test:
Via the search bar - I typed in "Computer Science" and clicked on the first result, and it worked. Not bad!
Via the Academics tab - From Academics/Colleges/ Science, Technology, Engineering/ Landing page - There's a Program's folder and Computer Science link...and I'm here, a lot more work.
Design: Is the design consistent throughout the site?
The front pages of the website are a beautiful modern, clean design. However,
once the user gets into the program page, the website changes to a much older
more clunky design.
The first time I saw the change I wondered if I had somehow
navigated away to a different website, it was very jarring. I like the cleaner
design, I hope it is the school's intention to incorporate it throughout the site.
The order model is just so cluttered!
Organization: How is it to locate information on the site?
Building off the navigate, the website is pretty easy to navigate, once you wrap your head around the categories. When the information system fails though is when you get into the program-specific page; once there, the styling changes and the website becomes very cluttered.
Creativity:Is the design eye-grabbing or interesting?
The redesign is wonderful compared to the older parts of the site. The color-scheme: grey, black
and red is very easy to read and it's the official colors of the school.
The information architecture is a little clumsy, but there also is a lot of information to contain within the site. By nature, this
information has to be categorized into larger denominations.
I had grumbled when I was trying to find
the Computer Science program page without using the search bar but honestly, I don't know how they could
have made in less clicks, other than listing all the programs as a list...which again is not very clean.
There is always a lot of information a university needs to have available to their students. This website is not perfect; but if they continue to modernize the pages, they will have a very nice, crisp portal to present.


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i'm kyle, and i'm an artist, researcher, writer, designer, and more - although i don't love applying labels to myself. i believe that life is a constant process of exploration, finding our way in the world. emphasis on the our; we do this all together. i experiment with configurations of coming together -- physically and digitally -- and finding precious moments. mostly, i spend my time trying to live well on a damaged planet. if you'd like to get in touch, you can email me at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>representable is a community mapping platform to fight gerrymandering. as co-founder and executive director, i raised funds, grew the team and network, and ultimately engaged thousands in over 20 states to map their communities and advocate for fairer districts that represent community voices.
found you,a traveling sculpture (2022-23)
breathing earth,speculative breathing exercise and watch face collapsing capitalist and geological time (website coming soon) (2022-)
grief garden, a participatory digital memorial holding space for climate grief, in collaboration with raya ward (2022)
dataghosts, a generative web installation about surveillance and data, in collaboration with raya ward (2021)
tri, a creative coding triangles series (2021)
sydney,static, meditative videos of sydney oceanscapes (2020)
scrollable activism, internet art in response to the onset of 'Instagram activism' (2020)
icemelt, mixed media sonification of climate data, under mentorship of Laurie Anderson (2019)
pixel mandala, a generative and interactive artwork inspired by the sand mandala (2019)
art x fashion, an art inspired fashion design for a show at the princeton university art museum (2019)
no tech for apartheid, a zine, essay, and card deck advocating for refusing labor from big tech
invisiborders, wearable tech for engaging with invisible borders + HCI paper
maya keren music, a simple website for improvisational musician maya keren
just tech, a course on ethical design, an initiative matching cs students with local nonprofits, a discussion group (2020-21)
special education resources, a customized service aggregation site, created within a design thinking lab (2017-19)
patan, nepal, a set of software and design products distributed and used by over 100,000 people annually (2018)
i regularly host and partake in happenings designed to explore what it means to live well on a damaged planet. many said gatherings are put on as 1/2 of tomorrow soup. some examples below:
egg tour,a tour of egg-related places in new york city [coming soon!]
BEETLES,an event fostering community around interspecies art and relations [coming soon!]
interregna, a ritual gathering and climate memorial, as part of the Con/Crit/Tec residency in São Paulo
moon parties,a regular gathering to honor the full moon
in found soil, in order to bloom,a climate memorial and experimental gathering exploring soil and growth
ambient walks,situationist inspired walks organized to attune one's senses to the natural world
experimental gatherings group,an unnamed, fluid exploration of ways to be together in the world
guerilla garlic,planting garlic in public spaces


Notes on Transformations:
- When we get data from different sources, we may find that some parts of that data
are not homogeneous (for example, one database uses the property name "title" and the
other uses the property "titulo"). In these cases, transformations help us to transform the
heterogeneous data in an homogeneous source (all data will be standarized as, for example,
"book_title").
- Transformations can be a single function or an array of functions. If it is an array,
the functions of the array will be applied in the order they appear in the array.
- AngularJS provides default transformations for both request and response:
$http.defaults.transformRequest
and $http.defaults.transformResponse
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They can be accessed through the $http object.
- You can override the default transformations functions in the $http object or even
add custom ones.
- We will use
transformResponse: functionName
when we want to transform data
that comes from the server (for example, a GET operation), and transformRequest
when we want to transform data that goes from the client to the server (for example,
a POST operation).
Notes on interceptors:
- Interceptors allow you to intercept and modify the http configuration object before it is
sent to the server.
- Interceptors are implemented as services using the factory function.
- There are for kinds of interceptors: request, requestError, response and responseError.


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Amazon S3 Explorer is an application that uses the AWS JavaScript SDK in the Browser to make the contents of an S3 bucket easy to view in a web browser.
To upload files, first navigate to the bucket & folder of your choice and then drag & drop files onto the main S3 Explorer table.
To delete files, first choose the files you want to delete by clicking checkboxes in the Select column, then click the Trash icon. You will be asked to confirm this action.
For more details and to download the source code, see our GitHub page.
The currently-configured CORS Configuration for {{info.bucket}} is below.
The currently-configured Bucket Policy for {{info.bucket}} is below.
JavaScript in the browser cannot display the contents of an Amazon S3 bucket unless the bucket has the proper cross-origin resource sharing (CORS) configuration.
To configure CORS, you create a CORS configuration that identifies the origins allowed to access your bucket and the operations (HTTP methods) supported.
To do this, select your bucket in the buckets panel of the Amazon S3 Console and click to reveal Permissions in the Properties pane. Click Edit CORS Configuration. The CORS Configuration Editor panel will open up with a field where you can enter a CORS Configuration. Enter a configuration similar to the following:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <CORSConfiguration xmlns="http://s3.amazonaws.com/doc/2006-03-01/"> <CORSRule> <AllowedOrigin>*</AllowedOrigin> <AllowedMethod>GET</AllowedMethod> <AllowedMethod>POST</AllowedMethod> <AllowedMethod>PUT</AllowedMethod> <AllowedMethod>HEAD</AllowedMethod> <MaxAgeSeconds>3000</MaxAgeSeconds> <AllowedHeader>*</AllowedHeader> <ExposeHeader>ETag</ExposeHeader> <ExposeHeader>x-amz-meta-myheader</ExposeHeader> </CORSRule> </CORSConfiguration>
Please see the project README for more specific details on how to create an appropriate CORS configuration.
Here is a sample S3 bucket policy that you can use. Change<PHONE_NUMBER>99 to your AWS account number and change mybucket to your bucket name.
{ "Version": "2012-10-17", "Statement": [{ "Sid": "AllPermissionsForOwner", "Effect": "Allow", "Principal": { "AWS": "arn:aws:iam::999999999999:root" }, "Action": "s3:*", "Resource": "arn:aws:s3:::mybucket/*" }] }
Please see the project README for more specific details on how to create an appropriate S3 bucket policy.
Please confirm that you want to delete the following objects from S3.
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{% trans 'Please remain seated until your number is called. Then take your number card, and proceed to the cashier.' %}
{% trans 'Note: For the cashier in the laboratory, oTree can print a list of payments for all participants as a PDF.' %}
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{% blocktrans trimmed %} If you want to keep track of how students did, the easiest thing is to assign the starting links to students by name. It is even possible to give each student a single permanent link for a whole semester using Rooms; so no need to waste time in each lecture with handing out new links and keeping track of which student uses which link. Alternatively, you may just give students anonymous links or secret nicknames. {% endblocktrans %}


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The payment button is the easiest way to start utilizing Dwolla's payment gateway. With no prior coding experience needed, the payment button gives any Dwolla user the ability to place payment buttons on their site and start getting paid.
When a customer clicks on a payment button, they are taken to Dwolla's website to process the instructed payment. Once checkout is completed, the customer is then redirected back to the merchant's site, along with some querystring parameters regarding the transaction.
Payment buttons are created by the button generator, and can then be replicated virtually unlimited times. Click here to watch a step-by-step how-to video on how to generate a button and insert it into your website.
Note: the payment button generator will create a Dwolla application under your account for your button. You can find your application's key and secret here, as well as modify its features and settings.
There are 3 variations of the button: simple, freetype, and an options drop-down. Here are examples of each:
User Experience
Here's a typical flow of the payment button:
Customer sees and click on a payment/purchase button.
Customer is taken to Dwolla to complete the checkout.
Customer gets redirected back to the merchant's website.
Step by Step Video Tutorial
This is a basic how-to video that walks you through the procedure of generating a payment button and inserting it into your website.
Installation
Installing a Dwolla payment button is as easy as copy / pasting a single snippet of code. No prior coding experience is needed, and in fact, the button generator page was designed for those who want a dead-simple way of creating payment options.
After creating a button using the button generator, you'll need to add the button itself to your page. To do this, simply copy the code snippet generated in the generator form, and paste that into your page. The button can go anywhere you'd like on your page.
While the payment button is easy to use, it can be quite powerful and customizable in conjunction with its different configuration options. Read more about those here »
Configuration Options
Button Script Parameters:
Param
Description
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data-redirect
Redirect URL. This is where the customer will be taken to after the checkout process.
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data-key
Consumer key for the button. This will be auto-generated and filled by the button generator.
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data-amount
Price of the item. Must be $0 or more.
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data-name
Name of the item. Must be 100 characters or less.
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data-description
Description of the item. Must be 200 characters or less.
data-shipping
Shipping total for the order. Must be $0.00 or more.
data-tax
Tax applied the order. Must be $0.00 or more.
data-orderid
Merchant's order ID to identify the transaction.
data-notes
Note to attach to the transaction. Will appear as "details" in the Dwolla dashboard UI. Limited to 250 characters.
data-test
Flag to "true" if purchase order is for testing purposes only. Does not affect account balances and no emails are sent. The transaction ID will always be 'null' in the responses.
data-guest-checkout
Flag to "true" to enable the Guest Checkout option. This will allow non-Dwolla users to checkout with their bank account information.
data-popup
Flag to "true" to place the checkout experience in a new pop-up window.
data-type
Type of button to display. This can be "simple" for a simple pre-fixed amount, "freetype" for a free-type amount input, or "options" for a pre-fixed dropdown of product options (and prices).
data-options
When choosing an options button type, this parameter is used to define the dropdown options. Please use the button generator form to create and populate this parameter
In the user redirect querystring, Dwolla includes a signature that can be used to authenticate Dwolla's server identity. The signature is an HMAC-SHA1 hexadecimal hash of the checkoutId and amount ampersand separated using the consumer secret of the application as the hash key. Here's an example of a signature validation in some common languages:


Templates¶
Templates are essentially Bookmarks, but they lack an associated model. Templates provide a means for applying the same visualization state to another model of that same model type. Note that the similarity between the template’s original data and the new data set will determine the similarity of the resulting visualization. For dissimilar data, some portions of the saved state may not be applicable (in which case those attributes are ignored), or the results may significantly differ from your expectations.
To create a Template, click the green Create button, then select Template from the dropdown list. A Create Template popup will appear. Type in a Name and click the Save Template button on the right to save it, or click the X button to abort the operation.
To apply a Template to a model, from within that model’s page click the yellow Edit button and select Apply Template from the dropdown list (Figure 12). The Apply Template popup will appear. Select the name of the template that you wish to use from the list and click the Apply Template button on the right to execute, or click the X button to abort the operation. Note that bookmarks can also be used as templates, so they are included in the list of available templates (Figure 13). However, they are not interchangeable. Templates will not appear in the Bookmarks dropdown list, since they cannot be rendered without an associated model.


Chabahar Free Zone (CFZ) founded in 1992 to use for the development of the country, creation of employment and representation in global markets which has been allocated area of 167,712 acres for that. CFZ achieved its importance for obtaining the shortest and safest way for Central Asia landlocked countries to warm waters and its accessibility to the largest mineral, natural gas and petroleum resources of the world and as the only ocean port of the country.
CEO: Dr. Abdolrahim Kordi Address of the CFZ org office: (Google Maps) Telephone: 0098 54 35312200 (E-Mail)


From 1/20 - 1/22, my teammates and I traveled to the University of Pennsylvania to participate in PennApps, their semi-annual hackathon. A hackathon is an event spanning a number of days in which people involved in software development collaborate on projects.
Our idea was to create a storage system that allows for quick retrieval of PCB parts. PCBs are printed circuit boards that typically contain many small, seemingly identical parts. We store these parts in hundreds of bags thrown in a cardboard box. It's a pain to sift through and find the particular part we want.
In a period of 36 hours, we created a storage system that allows for quick retrieval of these bagged parts. This has great future applications with other small components such as medicine tablets/pills. Full Project Description
Using the web application on either a mobile phone or a computer, you scan the barcode of the bag when adding a part to Carousel. This barcode is used to identify the manufacturer, part number, and description. Carousel will then spin to an empty spot and light an LED where you should place the item using a binder clip. To retrieve a bag, you search for the part using a part number. Carousel spins to the spot, the LED lights up, and you remove the bag.
Demo VideoI worked on hardware for this project. I drew out sketches of what I wanted the base and component retrieval to look like. As a team, we discussed the idea of a carousel so that the device might look something like the side view drawing in the bottom left corner (left image). Together, we thought of having two separate disks to hold the binder clip and papers up. After initial brainstorming, I was left to the design, consulting teammates about final design ideas when needed.
I came to the conclusion that we couldn't have a pole in the middle to make it look like a carousel because we wanted the LEDs to stay in place above the disk while the disk would spin to a specific location. We also didn't have anything to use as a pole. Many sketches later led to the final CAD design, which I modeled in SolidWorks.
I test cut the two slots on the left for our original design of two disks to test for bag size and binder clip placement. I realized that we didn't need two disks to do the job, so I scratched that and kept a single disk. On the right, I designed a motor mount that would be 3D printed.
On the left is a picture of the Dynamixel servo that we used. On the right, screenshots of the motor mount are shown. The top picture is shown the way we 3D printed the motor mount (flat side down); I cut off the bottom so that it would be easier and stronger to 3D print. On the bottom, I designed the 8 screw holes surrounding the center to be countersunk and the center hole to be cut out so the mount can sit on the front face of the servo shown on the left.
The center of the spinning disk is cut out in the shape of a square so that it can sit and turn with the motor mount comfortably and without glue.
We added holes to zip tie various wires everywhere.
Final pictures + inside Carousel:


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Google Earth Engine: Driving understanding and action using satellite imagery
Google Earth
Enginemakes more than 40 years of the world's satellite imagery available to
scientists and researchers online. While everyday users can view satellite images
in Google Earth and Google Maps, scientists around the world
can use Google Earth Engine to analyze those images, add data, and create their own
applications to monitor real-time changes in the Earth’s surface.
For example, a collaboration led by researchers at the University of Maryland has
produced the first 30 meter resolution map of global forest change, from 2000-2012. It captures myriad forest
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by governments and other organizations to track global deforestation.
Timelapse, a collaboration between Google, NASA, Time magazine, the
United States Geological Survey, and the Carnegie Mellon University CREATE lab,
used Earth Engine to create a zoomable pannable movie of change everywhere on earth
between 1984 and 2012.
Other current applications of Earth Engine involve measuring water usage, analyzing
species habitat ranges, and measuring global urban expansion.


An option dialog is a modal view that includes a message and one or more option items positioned in the middle of the display on Android and at the bottom edge on iOS. On Android, buttons may be added below the options.
An option dialog is created using Titanium.UI.createOptionDialog
.
This dialog is considerably different on each platform, as described below.
Android
On Android, this dialog is shown in the middle of the display (not touching the edges), with the option items represented in a picker. The previously-selected, or default, item can be set on creation.
Buttons below the picker may be optionally defined. The click
event returns a Boolean value
to indicate whether either an option item or a button was clicked.
iOS
The destructive
property may be set for an item, to give a visual cue that selecting it
results in an irreversible action.
On iOS 4, option dialogs are automatically cancelled when the application is paused/suspended.
iPhone
On iPhone, this dialog is shown at the bottom edge of the display, with the option items represented as vertical buttons.
iPad
On iPad, this dialog is shown in the middle of the display, or as a popover-like dialog if another view or control is specified via an argument.
Note that on iPad, the cancel button is not displayed -- users can cancel the dialog by clicking outside of the dialog.
Caveats
Care should be taken not to define any properties that are not documented, as this may produce
unexpected results. For example, setting a message
property will prevent the picker of option
items from being displayed on Android.
| click | Fired when an option of this dialog is clicked or, under certain circumstances, when this dialog is dismissed. |
Adds the specified callback as an event listener for the named event.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| callback | [Callback<Object>] | Callback function to invoke when the event is fired. |
Applies the properties to the proxy.
Arguments
| props | [Dictionary] | A dictionary of properties to apply. |
Fires a synthesized event to any registered listeners.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| event | [Dictionary] | A dictionary of keys and values to add to the Titanium.Event object sent to the listeners. |
Gets the value of the androidView property.
Gets the value of the cancel property.
Gets the value of the destructive property.
Gets the value of the options property.
Gets the value of the selectedIndex property.
Gets the value of the title property.
Gets the value of the titleid property.
Hides this dialog.
Arguments
| params | [hideParams] | Argument containing parameters for this method. Only used on iOS. |
Removes the specified callback as an event listener for the named event.
Arguments
| name | [String] | Name of the event. |
| callback | [Callback<Object>] | Callback function to remove. Must be the same function passed to addEventListener. |
Sets the value of the androidView property.
Arguments
| androidView | [Titanium.UI.View] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the cancel property.
Arguments
| cancel | [Number] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the title property.
Arguments
| title | [String] | New value for the property. |
Sets the value of the titleid property.
Arguments
| titleid | [String] | New value for the property. |
Shows this dialog.
Arguments
| params | [showParams] | Argument containing parameters for this method. Only used on iPad. |
Event properties
| button |
[Boolean] Indicates whether the index returned by the |
| cancel |
[BooleanNumber] Boolean type on Android; Number on iOS and Mobile Web. On Android, indicates whether the cancel button was clicked, in which
case returns On iOS and Mobile Web, the value of the cancel
property is returned, if defined, or |
| destructive |
[Number] Index of the destructive option if defined or |
| index |
[Number] Index of the option that was pressed. See description for result of the dialog being dismissed in some other way. |
| source |
[Object] Source object that fired the event. |
| type |
[String] Name of the event fired. |


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Generic page footer representation of the component for the web pages. The component accepts the html template as the input form the user end to handle diffrent type of templating in the footer section.
logo, copyright, content
accepts the HTML template as the input.


POD struct with fixed length string
#include <some_header_files>
namespace shim {
struct pod_t {
using max_lenght = std::integral_constant<size_t,FIXED_SIZE>;
size_t id;
char name[max_lenght::value];
};
}
- enclosed in some namespace
- compile time length definition to some FIXED_SIZE
- ID field: we will get back to this
- and out fixed length string
can transfer data directly, no need for scatter/gather ops
NON POD class with std::string
#include <some_header_files>
namespace non::intrusive {
struct non_pod_t { // wrapper to aid C++ template mechanism, zero runtime cost
size_t id;
std::string name;
};
}
- enclosed in some namespace
- we have the extra field
- but the content is stored somewhere else
need for scatter/gather ops to fetch string content
Do we need the ID field at all?
std::vector<std::string> non_pod = ...;
h5::write(ds, non_pod.data(), h5::offset{K}, ...);
std::string record = h5::read(ds, h5::offset{K}, h5::count{1}, ...);
std::vector<char[N]> pod_t = ...;
- we could just take an indexable container
- write to a specific location: `h5::offset{..}`
- or do an indexed read from it
- here is the fixed length variant
The vector of strings still needs scatter/gather ops
Type Mapping between C and HDF5
namespace h5 {
template <> hid_t inline register_struct<shim::pod_t>(){
hid_t at_00 = H5Tcopy(H5T_C_S1);
H5Tset_size(at_00, ::shim::pod_t::max_lenght::value);
hid_t ct_00 = H5Tcreate(H5T_COMPOUND, sizeof (shim::pod_t));
H5Tinsert(ct_00, "id", HOFFSET(shim::pod_t,id), H5T_NATIVE_ULONG);
H5Tinsert(ct_00, "name", HOFFSET(shim::pod_t,name), at_00);
H5Tclose(at_00);
return ct_00;
};
}
H5CPP_REGISTER_STRUCT(shim::pod_t);
- must be within `h5` namespace
- is a template specialization
- we do our CAPI type definitions
- close not needed descriptors
- returned hid_t descriptor will be closed with RAII
- finally register the custom type with H5CPP
H5bench for HDF5 CAPI and H5CPP with pythonic syntax
namespace bh = h5::bench;
bh::throughput(
bh::name{"test case name..."},
bh::arg_x{x,y,z,...},
bh::warmup{m}, bh::sample{n},
h5::ds_t | h5::fd_t | ...,
[&](size_t idx, size_t size) -> double {
for (size_t k = 0; k < size; k++)
h5::append(ds, data[k]);
return transfer_size[idx];
});
- namespace alias to h5::bench
- throughput measurement takes arguments in arbitrary order
- nice to have a name
- arguments: {10, 100, 1'000, 10'000, ...}
- burn-in and sample size for robust control
- optional descriptors are reset|flush with each batch execution
- and the lambda function to do the job
- where you return transfered data size in bytes
EXAMPLE: CAPI Fixed length string
using custom_t = char[42]; // type alias
std::vector<size_t> transfer_size;
for (auto i : record_size)
transfer_size.push_back(i * sizeof(custom_t));
std::vector<custom_t> data = convert<custom_t>(strings);
// modify VL type to fixed length
h5::dt_t<custom_t> dt{H5Tcreate(H5T_STRING, sizeof(custom_t))};
H5Tset_cset(dt, H5T_CSET_UTF8);
std::vector<h5::ds_t> ds;
std::vector<h5::sp_t> file_space;
std::vector ds;
for(auto size: record_size) ds.push_back(
h5::create(fd, fmt::format("FLstring CAPI-{:010d}", size),
chunk_size, h5::current_dims{size}, dt));
// actual measurement
bh::throughput(
bh::name{"FLstring CAPI"}, record_size, warmup, sample,
[&](hsize_t idx, hsize_t size) -< double {
// memory space
h5::sp_t mem_space{H5Screate_simple(1, &size, nullptr )};
H5Sselect_all(mem_space);
// file space
h5::sp_t file_space{H5Dget_space(ds[idx])};
H5Sselect_all(file_space);
H5Dwrite( ds[idx], dt, mem_space, file_space, H5P_DEFAULT, data.data());
return transfer_size[idx];
});
- setup dataset being transfered, and compute the mini-batch size in bytes
- create fixed length type descriptor
- pass `h5::dt_t<custom_t> ds` to `h5::create`
- actual throughput measurement
- is a lambda function, prototype constrols behaviour
- protecting all resources with H5CPP RAII is straighforward
- use HDF5 CAPI calls to measure library performance
- return the amount of data transferred in bytes
parameters:
bh::arg_x record_size{10'000, 100'000, 1'000'000};
bh::warmup warmup{3};
bh::sample sample{10};
h5::dcpl_t chunk_size = h5::chunk{4096};
- control experiment size
- set `warmup` to zero for single write
- number of measured executions
- do all your `dcpl, dapl, ...` in one location
results
[name ][total events][Mi events/s] [ms runtime / stddev] [ MiB/s / stddev ]
FLstring h5::append<pod_t> 10000 42.0521 0.24 0.027 1359.60 161.3
FLstring h5::append<pod_t> 100000 47.7487 2.09 0.024 1527.30 17.5
FLstring h5::append<pod_t> 1000000 47.2072 21.18 0.041 1510.30 2.9
VLstring h5::append<std::vector<std::string>> 10000 5.9641 1.68 0.423 94.70 23.0
VLstring h5::append<std::vector<std::string>> 100000 6.1827 16.17 0.377 92.30 2.1
VLstring h5::append<std::vector<std::string>> 1000000 6.1993 161.31 4.139 92.60 2.2
VLstring h5::write<std::vector<const char*>> 10000 0.0971 103.03 7.445 1.20 0.6
VLstring h5::write<std::vector<const char*>> 100000 0.0935 1068.98 -nan 1.10 0.5
VLstring h5::write<std::vector<const char*>> 1000000 0.0852 11735.32 -nan 0.90 0.8
VLstring std::vector<std::string> 10000 0.0440 227.41 -nan 0.00 0.0
VLstring std::vector<std::string> 100000 0.0705 1419.31 -nan 0.60 0.4
VLstring std::vector<std::string> 1000000 0.0786 12729.59 -nan 0.80 0.5
FLstring CAPI 10000 826.4463 0.01 0.000 15633.60 218.4
FLstring CAPI 100000 225.4791 0.44 0.015 4508.00 143.5
FLstring CAPI 1000000 163.4227 6.12 0.019 3267.70 10.3
VLstring CAPI 10000 0.0779 128.35 -nan 0.80 0.5
VLstring CAPI 100000 0.0763 1311.10 -nan 0.70 0.5
VLstring CAPI 1000000 0.0765 13071.64 -nan 0.70 0.6
C++ IOstream 10000 1.0186 9.82 0.153 14.80 0.0
C++ IOstream 100000 1.0089 99.12 1.311 14.80 0.0
C++ IOstream 1000000 0.9586 1043.17 -nan 13.70 0.6
- only subset is printed here, can be recorded to HDF5
- C++ IO stream as baseline
- fixed length string and POD with string does rather well
- when are appending, not overwriting; performance is still good
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Insulin tutorial¶
This tutorial uses test images which are available from the links below. Thanks to John Cowan for providing this test data!
There are two ways of running xia2 - with and without an input file, an example of which follows below. If you just run:
xia2 /my/data/are/here
xia2 will do something sensible - in this case process all of the data, scale all measurements as if they are from a single crystal and merge the data from each wavelength separately. If only one wavelength is present xia2 will assume that the data are a native data set - to separate anomalous pairs provide a heavy atom (at this time it doesn’t matter what it is…) i.e.:
xia2 atom=se /my/data/are/here
Other options are (type just xia2 to get this list):
Command-line options to xia2:
[pipeline=XXX] select processing pipeline, with XXX one of:
3d XDS, XSCALE
3dii XDS, XSCALE, using all images for autoindexing
dials DIALS
dials-aimless DIALS but scale with AIMLESS
[xinfo=foo.xinfo] or [/path/to/images]
[d_min=2.8] (say, applies to all sweeps)
[nproc=4] run on 4 processors (automatic)
[space_group=C2] (for example)
[unit_cell=50,50,50,90,90,90] (for example)
[reverse_phi=True]
[mosflm_beam_centre=x,y] (in mm, following the MOSFLM convention, applies to all sweeps)
[dials.fast_mode=True] for very fast processing
[atom=se] (say) - this is for xia2setup
[project=foo] (say) - this is for xia2setup
[crystal=bar] (say) - this is for xia2setup
Sensible command lines:
xia2 (pipeline=dials|3d|..) -xinfo foo.xinfo
xia2 project=foo crystal=bar (pipeline=dials|3d|..) /data/path
Running ths way some assumptions are made:
All images are from one crystal only.
The scan, if present, was the one used to select the wavelengths for data collection. If more than one is present, the alphabetically latest one will be used.
The sequence file, if present, should be in the one letter form and all comment lines should begin with a character not in A-Z. Again the alphabetically latest sequence file will be used.
If the sequence file is provided, and the atom is “se”, then xia2setup will assume that you are doing a SeMet experiment and will provide an appropriate number of atoms per monomer - though you will still have to uncomment this to include it, in case it has guessed wrong.
If you want to combine data from a number of crystals in the same .xinfo file, then you will need to copy out all text from
BEGIN CRYSTAL
toEND CRYSTAL
from one .xinfo file to the other.
You should then load automatic.xinfo in your favourite editor, and check that the sequence looks correct and that the names are sensible as well as checking that the epoch numbers are set correctly and also that the wavelengths and beam centres are correct. If you provided a heavy atom there is a place to say how many to look for.
The other mechanism for running xia2 is via a xinfo file, which explains the layout of the data set to xia2 explicitly. This is helpful if you wish to only process a subset of the measurements, or want to process data for an RIP experiment. A simple example of xinfo file follows below, and more complex examples can be found here:
! This is a demonstration .xinfo file which illustrates how to cope
! with a simple case - this example is a native cubic insulin data
! set measured on 14.2 at the SRS
BEGIN PROJECT DEMONSTRATION
BEGIN CRYSTAL INSULIN
BEGIN AA_SEQUENCE
! this is only really needed at the moment for assessing the solvent
! content and number of residues in the asu
GIVEQCCASVCSLYQLENYCN
FVNQHLCGSHLVEALYLVCGERGFFYTPKA
END AA_SEQUENCE
BEGIN WAVELENGTH NATIVE
! this doesn't have to be here - if it is
! not included then the values from
! the image headers will be used - however
! if it is there then it should
! be correct!
WAVELENGTH 0.979000
! in here you can also have
! F' value
! F'' value
END WAVELENGTH NATIVE
BEGIN SWEEP NATIVE
WAVELENGTH NATIVE
IMAGE insulin_1_001.img
! you will probably need to change this -
! this is the only thing which
! you will need to change for the
! demonstration data set
DIRECTORY /media/data1/graeme/demo/
! additionally you can add the following
! information - if it is wrong in the headers
! BEAM x y (mm)
! DISTANCE z (mm)
! this describes the order in which
! the sweeps were collected -
! it usually comes from the image header
! if that information is in there
! EPOCH 5
! you can also add this to only reduce
! a subset of the data
! START_END 1 30 (image numbers)
END SWEEP
END CRYSTAL INSULIN
END PROJECT DEMONSTRATION


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[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> Please let us know if your block height does not match the explorer. It seems that vrsc.52hash.com pool is currently on a fork. We do not have other reports of a fork from the community.
GatewayBOT19-Jun-19 01:03 AM
[dscrdvrsc] <bishop> Checked all my nodes and I'm g2g. Curious of what happened, especially with the nortarizations
GatewayBOT19-Jun-19 01:24 AM
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> it looks like they dropped then added a lot of hash power and had some very poor connectivity at that moment, maybe even a network split. They began mining very fast on their own fork with more than 51% of the rest of the hash it looks like while the network was split. We attempted to connect to them with a couple nodes, but we never did confirm a connection until it was all over and their fork re-merged. It seems that broader network connectivity came back before it was considered irrecoverable and proof of power used the stake on the main chain, even though he had greater hash power to reorganize him to the right chain. It wouldn't have needed the notaries, but if somehow PoP would have failed, that would have been a secondary backup as well. If it had been irrecoverable, they would have had to reset their chain, but it would not have affected the rest of the chain.(edited)
[dscrdvrsc] <miketout> So, basically it seems all worked as expected except the pool's network connectivity, and we will talk to him to see how to improve that. Also, it would be good for big miners to spread their hash around.(edited)
List of known VerusCoin pools (VRSC) VerusHash PoW algorithm. Live hashrate distribution, pool fees & minimum payment comparison. Mining Pools & Block Explorer
GatewayBOT19-Jun-19 04:15 AM
[dscrdvrsc] <jl777c> having all the major mining pools directly crossconnected would mitigate such things, but if the major hashrate loses connectivity...
[dscrdvrsc] <zpajk> "crossconnected"?
GatewayBOT19-Jun-19 04:40 AM
[dscrdvrsc] <jl777c> each pool doing addnode <poolip> for all the other pools
[dscrdvrsc] <zpajk> Oh, got it!
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> @jl777c i spoke about that more than once with the other pool operators, believe me on that.
[dscrdvrsc] <jl777c> they refused?
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> not refused
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> just didn't listen
[dscrdvrsc] <jl777c> well if just one operator does it, it ends up having the same effect
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> also, given the special circumstances of the problem we faced it may be wise to have a node or two within GFW territory
GatewayBOT19-Jun-19 05:05 AM
[dscrdvrsc] <nille> good morning friends
GatewayBOT19-Jun-19 08:08 AM
[dscrdvrsc] <Lumbi> @0x03 52hash.com coming in @ 91.5% of known hashrate ?
GatewayBOT19-Jun-19 07:23 PM
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> Verus is now added to the recently launched Z-address exchange Zaddex.io https://zaddex.io/t/vrsc-btc @miketout @Oink(edited)
GatewayBOT19-Jun-19 07:49 PM
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Was already on it...
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> @Crupti Just for your information, deposits are to a Transparent Address, not a Private Address...
GatewayBOT19-Jun-19 08:22 PM
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Website is updated with the new exchange (https://Zaddex.io) with the trading pairs VRSC/BTC, VRSC/KMD and VRSC/ZEXO.
Special thanks to our mega-fast response time of our hidden Web Infrastructure Guru @0x03(edited)
GatewayBOT19-Jun-19 08:43 PM
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> CoinPaprika and CoinGecko are informed of the new exchange.
 Way to go everybody!
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> If we get anymore exchanges, I'll need to think about redesigning that section....
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Hahaha not necessarily the worst problem to have
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> I got some other challenging programming work laying around... LOL
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Places you won't find Verus..?
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> It's all for Verus... LOL
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> I mean maybe just put on the site the ones that don't have Verus yet, might be easier at this point
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Nah, that's not my style. There are probably tons of small exchanges around I'm not aware of.
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> I was thinking in to Put them nicely in 3 columns, like the mining software below. With a bit more information about the exchanges and with their own logo. Then put sites like coingecko, coinpaprika and hopefully coinmarketcap where the exchanges are now.
GatewayBOT19-Jun-19 09:12 PM
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> That sounds really cool and more interactive feeling. Funny all those little details add up very nicely. I like even the little icons for discord, reddit, twitter, etc. Nice touch!
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Noticed the other day and forgot to say something
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> Those icons are used to comply with their terms of use... Since YouTube requires (officially) prior written consent, I went with generic icons on the media page
$VRSC now listed for trading on Zaddex!
Exchange: https://t.co/WliPODgHMr
Trading pairs include:
$VRSC / $BTC
$VRSC / $KMD
$VRSC / $ZEXO
+ $VRSC / $ARRR pairing coming soon!
And KSB Fiat Gateway to be implemented soon also!
@zaddex_com @VerusCoin @KomodoPlatform
FabØ19-Jun-19 10:24 PM
Thanks @CryptoInvestorAU you are the just the best
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GatewayBOT20-Jun-19 02:46 AM
[dscrdvrsc] <Patrick Crypto> Be aware that deposits on Zaddex currently require 80 confirmations for some reason(edited)
GatewayBOT20-Jun-19 03:11 AM
[dscrdvrsc] <bishop> Lame
GatewayBOT20-Jun-19 04:07 AM
[dscrdvrsc] <Patrick Crypto> Yeah, it was 10, but they changed it to 80 for some reason. Don't know why. If they don't change it to something more reasonable I won't be using it
GatewayBOT20-Jun-19 06:17 AM
[dscrdvrsc] <Patrick Crypto> Changing back to 10 tomorrow
[dscrdvrsc] <bubu> good day everyone
GatewayBOT20-Jun-19 06:53 AM
[dscrdvrsc] <nille> have a nice day everyone
FabØ20-Jun-19 10:50 AM
Hey guys do you think you could link the exchange website to your website social media (twitter - discord) https://zaddex.io
GatewayBOT20-Jun-19 10:52 AM
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> it's linked on the website since last night already
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> @Matterbridge It;'s already on our website
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> And we announced it via Twitter
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> lotsa links about it in discord
GatewayBOT20-Jun-19 10:39 PM
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> is the operator of http://onlycash.ddns.net:8080/ amongst us?
[dscrdvrsc] <0x03> same for https://www.nlpool.nl/
[dscrdvrsc] <Yellowstone> ok i will try it THX FOR your kind hearted
GatewayBOT21-Jun-19 07:03 AM
[dscrdvrsc] <nille> hello,good morning guys
GatewayBOT21-Jun-19 09:03 AM
[dscrdvrsc] <StrikerBurns> Will my Kmd earn in Versa wallet?
GatewayBOT21-Jun-19 09:19 AM
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> @StrikerBurns i don’t have enough KMD to test (yet), but iirc it does.(edited)
[dscrdvrsc] <StrikerBurns> @Oink thx
GatewayBOT21-Jun-19 03:06 PM
[dscrdvrsc] <Thoskk> Feedback from Noel@LiveCoinWatch <EMAIL_ADDRESS>"We have updated the markets for the exchanges that we currently support. Thanks for the updated information. If you have any other questions/requests please feel free to contact us anytime" https://www.livecoinwatch.com/price/Veruscoin-VRSC
The best real-time crypto price index with graphs & historical data for 1500+ coins including bitcoin, ethereum, & altcoins from major cryptocurrency exchanges.
GatewayBOT21-Jun-19 05:11 PM
[dscrdvrsc] <gamer278> Why can't I generate a sampling address on the v0.5.7-1 wallet? Trying to shield coins and it says a address were disable Feb 15th 2019
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> They are indeed deprecated... Shielding will work on new z-address
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> The z-address there is a sapling. Since sprouts are no longer supported it’s useless to be able to create one.
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> Hate to be a stickler but lots of questions keep popping up on the main page lately when we have a perfectly good #community-support channel for just such things. Just a friendly reminder or heads up to any of the many welcome new members
[dscrdvrsc] <gamer278> @Oinkokay but it still won't let me send to that address I will go to community support sorry for posting here
I made a refund claim submission for KMD that got swept into the safe holding account nearly 48 hours ago, but have not received the KMD in the new wallet yet. What are my next steps to get the situation corrected?
GatewayBOT21-Jun-19 07:43 PM
[dscrdvrsc] <Godballz> I actually got a DM like that earlier @Oink
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> I keep reporting those DMs to discord... nearly a days job by now...
GatewayBOT21-Jun-19 07:55 PM
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> @Oink @Godballz Set your Discord status to Invisible, that will prevent the spam.
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> It does, but for support purposed I feel that peeps should see I’m online
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> You also miss all the tips
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> But, I prefer to be spam-less
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> That’s irrelevant to me... I rain them away anyway
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> Talking about bots, would you like a Discord bot that tells the VRSC price?(edited)
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> Username would be price
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> In a dedicated bot channel, some may find it useful
[dscrdvrsc] <Crupti> , ex. "VRSC $0.22"
[dscrdvrsc] <Oink> I try not to be a compulsive checker... I’m working on my pension, so fluctuations are irrelevant to me


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The TMTouchBit API call transmits the least significant bit of the variable 'outbit' on the 1-wire bus and concurrently receives a bit from the 1-wire bus. The received bit is the return value of the function. For a write operation, provide the bit to send in 'outbit'. For a read operation, where the 1-Wire device is sending a bit, provide 0x01 in the 'outbit'. This API call is mostly used for ROM search operations.
short far pascal TMTouchBit(For a description of the above types, see the TMEX Type Descriptions.
Parameters
session_handle
Specifies the session handle returned from the API function TMExtendedStartSession that specifies the desired 1-Wire network port. This parameter is required by most TMEX API functions.
outbit
Specifies the bit to transfer to the 1-Wire network. Concurrently, a bit is received from the 1-Wire network that is the return value of the API call.
Return Value
0,1 => bit returned from 1-Wire network while sending bitSee Also
TMSetup, TMTouchReset, TMTouchByte