I am Md adnanul Chowdhury, a web developer with experience in front-end and back-end technologies. I come from a Mechanical Engineering background with concentration in robotics. When I am not coding, I work as a full-time Uber driver in Big Apple, and ponder about the expansion of the universe.
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Daniel Craig confirms 007 exit after ‘No Time To Die’ and says he won’t direct Bond 26
Craig's final film as James Bond comes out in April 2020
Daniel Craig has confirmed that next year’s No Time To Die will be his last film as James Bond.
The actor says he also has no interest in returning to the franchise or directing Bond 26.
- Read more: 50 Things You Didn’t Know About James Bond
It’s already been widely reported that the new film, which comes out on April 2, 2020, will be Craig’s last in the role, but he’s now confirmed the news in a recent interview.
Speaking to German website Express, the actor responded affirmatively when asked if No Time To Die really was the end for him as Bond, adding (via translation): “In the future, someone else has to do it.”
Asked if he was interested in directing the next Bond film after he steps down from the lead role, Craig said: “For god’s sake, no.
Daniel Craig
He continued: “If you’re a director, then at night you’re still with the producers, screenwriters [and more] on the phone. And then after two hours of sleep, you have to go back up to the set. No thanks.”
Fleabag creator Phoebe Waller-Bridge has recently been speaking about her role in scripting No Time To Die.
“They were just looking for tweaks across a few of the characters and a few of the storylines,” the writer said of being brought on board to “help out” and add “little spices” to the script.
Phoebe then stated her belief that “it doesn’t get cooler” than writing for a James Bond movie.


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- 2 eggs
- 3 dl milk
- 2 dl flour
- 2 tsp vanilla sugar
- 1 sprinkle of salt
- 3 tbs melted butter
- 50 g butter
- 2 blueberries
INSTRUCTIONS
- Mix flour, salt and vanilla sugar.
- Pour in milk and mix. Add egg and mix. Wait 10 min.
- Melt butter in pan.
- Insert 1 dl of the mix at a time into the pan. Turn it over when brown.
- Repeat step four until the mix is finished.
- Enjoy.
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Muskazine is the name of a German specialty made from almonds, spices, sugar, flour, eggs and marzipan. It is produced by two cafés in Dettelbach, Germany throughout the entire year. The biscuits look like a Saint James scallup. It was first mentioned in Literature in 1691 and originates in southern Germany. It is also known in Austria, where it was first mentioned in 1790<ref>Beate Spiegel: Adliger Alltag auf dem Land, 1997, S. 226, abgerufen am 25. Februar 2012</ref>
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Delgado, L. Shealy, T. (In Review). “Opportunities for Greater Energy Efficiency in Government Facilities by Aligning Decision Structures with Advances in Behavior Science.” Renewable and Sustainable Energy Review.
Klotz, L., Shealy, T., Godwin, A, Potvin, G., and Hazari, Z., Barclay, N., Cribbs, J. (In Review). “High school experiences and climate change beliefs in the United States,” Environmental Education Research.
Shealy, T., Valdes, R., Klotz, L., Cribbs, J., Godwin, A, Lock, R., Potvin, G., and Hazari, Z. (Accepted) “Civil engineering students are less likely than others to believe that climate change is caused by humans - and that’s a problem.” Journal of Professional Issues In Engineering Education and Practice.
Shealy, T., Klotz, L., Moulton-Tetlock, E., Weber, E., Johnson, E., Greenspan-Bell, R. (2016), “Choice Architecture for Delivery Processes to Encourage Elegant Infrastructure.” ASCE, Journal of Infrastructure Systems.
Shealy, T., Klotz, L., E., Weber, E., Johnson, E., Greenspan-Bell, R., (2016) “Using Framing Effects to Inform More Sustainable Infrastructure Design Decisions.” ASCE, Journal of Construction Engineering and Management.
Harris, N., Shealy, T., Klotz, L. (2016). “Sustainable Role Models: How Past Projects Influence Current Infrastructure Design Decisions” MDPI. Sustainability.
Shealy, T., and Klotz, L. (2015). “Well-Endowed Rating Systems: How Modified Defaults Can Lead to More Sustainable Performance.” Journal of Construction Engineering and Management, 141 (10), 04015031.
Shealy, T., Valdes, R., Klotz, L., Potvin, G., Goodwin, A., Cribbs, J., and Hazari, Z. (2015) “Career Outcome Expectations Related to Sustainability of Students Intending to Major in Civil Engineering.” Journal of Professional Issues In Engineering Education and Practice, 10.1061, 04015008.
Lewis, A., Valdes, R., Clevenger, C., Shealy, T., (2015) “Case Study: BIM Energy Modeling – Teaching Module for Sustainable Design and Construction Courses” ASCE, Journal of Professional Issues In Engineering Education and Practice. 141, Special Issues: Sustainability Education in Civil and Environmental Engineering.
Valdes, R., Klotz, L., Shealy, T., Cribbs, J., Godwin, A, Lock, R., Potvin, G., and Hazari, Z. (2014) “Just Like all the Rest? College Students who Exhibit Pro-Sustainability Attitudes and Behaviors.” Journal of College Admission, 225 (Fall), 16-26.
Works in Progress
Shealy, T., (submitting September 2016). “A Nudge Towards Energy and Resource Reduction: The Case of LEED Regional Priority Credits” Journal of Energy Policy.
Harris, N., Shealy, T., Klotz, L. (submitting September 2016), “Decision structures that inhibit and enable whole systems design approaches for infrastructure”. Annual Review – Environment and Resources.
Guerra, M.A., Shealy, T. (submitting October 2016), “A Framework for Design Management to Encourage Stakeholder Engagement and Sustainable Solutions.” Journal of Engineering Design.
Delgado, L. Shealy, T. (submitting November 2016). “Cognitive Barriers to Energy Efficient Decision Making in US Coast Guard Facility Management” ASCE, Journal of Facility Management.
Hu, M., Yang, X., Shealy, T., Grohs, J., Panneton, R., (submitting December 2016). “Applications of Functional Near Infrared Spectroscopy in Engineering Design Studies” Design Studies.
Hu, M., Yang, X., Shealy, T., Grohs, J., Panneton, R., (submitting December 2016). “Measuring the effects of contextual complexity on design processes and problem solving” Journal of Engineering Design.
Refereed Proceedings
Geeta, K., Shealy, T, (submitted August 2016). “Minimum Parking Supply and Attitude of Local Authorities: A Case Study of Cities in Virginia.” Transportation Review Board.
Shealy, T., (2016). Alleviating Biases in Infrastructure Decisions for Sustainability: A Summary of Five Experiments and a Call to Action for the Engineering Project Management Research Community.” Engineering Project Organization Conference.
Shealy, T., (2016). “Do Sustainable Buildings Inspire More Sustainable Buildings?” International Conference on Sustainable Design, Engineering and Construction.
Shealy, T., Kiesling, A., Smail, T. (2015). “An Online Course and Teacher Resource for Above Code Construction Methods” American Society of Engineering Education, Conference.
Shealy, T., Klotz, L., Moulton-Tetlock, E., Weber, E., Johnson, E., Greenspan-Bell, R. (2014). “Choice architecture in a new domain: applying defaults to an infrastructure-planning tool.” Behavior, Energy and Climate Change (BECC) Conference.
Shealy, T., Klotz, L. (2014). “Envision as Choice Architecture: Can Smarter Defaults Lead to More Sustainable Design?” ASCE, International Conference on Sustainable Infrastructure.
Shealy, T., Klotz, L. (2014). “Envision as a Choice Architecture Tool”. Engineering Project Organizations Society Conference.
Shealy, T., Klotz, L., (2014) “Encouraging elegant solutions by applying choice architecture to infrastructure project delivery.” ASCE, Construction Research Congress.
Book Sections
Shealy, T., Klotz, L. “The Choice Architecture of Sustainability Rating Systems – An Approach to Encourage More Sustainable Infrastructure Design Decisions.” Sustainable Buildings and Infrastructure: Paths to the Future.
Tripp Shealy • Department of Civil and Environmental Engineering • Virginia Tech


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Create toggle buttons using the CreateToggle method of the app object:
You can allow the toggle button to auto-size by leaving out the dimensions or you can specify a width and height as decimal fractions of the screen's width and height.
Use the SetOnTouch method of your button object to set the name of a function you want to be called when the button is touched.
You can get the state of the toggle button at any time using the GetChecked method of the button. The button state is also passed into your OnTouch callback function as a parameter every time the button is touched.
See 'CreateToggleButton for more informations and a complete function list


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Nuxeo Platform 5.9.1 Release Notes
For Users
Mule Connector
Thierry wrote a Nuxeo connector for Mule that is based on HTTP (Automation) API.
Mule ESB is a lightweight Java-based enterprise service bus (ESB) and integration platform that allows developers to connect applications together quickly and easily, enabling them to exchange data.
Using this connector, you can build Mule Flows that will use services exposed by Nuxeo Platform.
This connector exposes:
- A predefined set of Operations(getDocument, createDocument, updateDocument, query ...)
- A generic runOperation to allow call to any Operation or Chain defined on the Nuxeo server
- some converters from Nuxeo objects (Document, Documents, Blob) to raw types (Maps, List of Maps, File ...)
I invite you to read the sample and documentation that Alain started writing to get a good grasp on the possibilities offer by this module.
SafeEdit Enhancement
SafeEdit was only activated on the edit tab. Now it is also activated on toggleable layout widget (which means it's activated on DAM).
IE11
Nuxeo JSF interface now fully works on Internet Explorer 11 released last October. Few bugs have also been fixed for IE9 Compatibilty Mode.
For Developers
iOS SDK
We started to provide a SDK to start building your iOS application connected to Nuxeo through the REST API. We already have some very cool features like a blob offline cache.
Select2
Anahide and Guillaume are still improving our Select2 widgets. There are two noticable new features.
- Select2 widgets can be configured to let the user add entries to its binded directory. Take a look at this example.
- You can now provide a JavaScript function that will be in charge of choosing the id (from serialized entry's fields) that will be submitted by the widget.
Cleanup and Refactoring
We have been doing a lot of cleanup and refactoring. Some of this will impact developers as we have renamed several modules. Take a look at the umbrella jira ticker for the details.
For Administrators
Largetext Field to CLOB Migration
Migrate largetext field to clob field using XSD definition
- Largetext definition removed from default-repository-config.xml
- Now used nx:string whose size is 999999999 (=CLOB at database level) for large text fields


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This past week was my first foray into JavaScript after focusing on Ruby and HTML/CSS previously. It was definitely a little jarring to switch to a new language when I haven't even mastered Ruby yet. Since I come from a foreign language background, this reminded me of learning Portuguese in college and then trying to switch back to Spanish without having fully mastered Portuguese. It's not easy when you haven't mastered one of the two, but I think it ultimately trains you to be quick on your feet and flip the switch on a moment's notice.
One interesting thing I noticed fairly quickly while reading through Eloquent Javascript by Marijn Haverbeke is that JavaScript Objects looked really similar to the Ruby Hashes I had been using for several weeks in Phase 0 of Dev Bootcamp. The first difference I noticed was the use of var in Javascript to declare the variable name of the object. This is not necessary in Ruby as you can see below. The syntax for key value pairs inside the hash is also slightly different.
Ruby Hash Example: instruments = { :guitars => 47, :banjos => 21, :fiddles => 17 } JavaScript Object Example: var instruments = { guitars: 47, banjos: 21, fiddles: 17 }
Another difference that I noticed is in the notation for printing out values. In Ruby, you would use puts, the hash name, and insert the key inside square brackest in order to return the value. JavaScript uses dot notation and a slightly different method to display the same thing. The method name console.log() in JavaScript is also a little more verbose than writing a simple puts method in Ruby. I added puts and console.log() to the same examples below to put things in context.
Ruby Hash Example: instruments = { :guitars => 47, :banjos => 21, :fiddles => 17 } puts instruments[:banjos] JavaScript Object Example: var instruments = { guitars: 47, banjos: 21, fiddles: 17 } console.log(instruments.banjos)


I am an Visual Merchandiser and Learner.
I'm curently working for miniklub.
I ❤ learning new things.
My first graduation was in fashion and apparel design, so design has become an inherant property.
I love how this machine works and how much we can leverage this for ourself.


Children Ages 5-9 in Wisconsin Counties mapped on Observable Notebook.
US: Average Household Size mapped on Observable Notebook
Wisconsin: Median Age of Males & Females mapped on Observable Notebook
Linked choropleth maps depicting population and housing within Wisconsin.
Our goal is to be able to show the correlation between agricultural production and flooding events in the state of Iowa.


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Simone Biles named Female Olympic Athlete of the Year
by Johari CantyLOS ANGELES (WSVN) — Simone Biles now has another title she can add to the books.
The 22-year-old was named the Female Olympic Athlete of the Year at the Team USA Awards.
The title comes after Biles became the most decorated gymnast in the world at the 2019 FIG World Championships.
The honor was one of eight titles awarded to recognize the achievements of Team USA athletes.
Other athletes recognized include the U.S. Women’s World Cup Soccer Team who won Olympic Team of the Year; Oksana Masters who won Female Paralympic Athlete of the Year; and figure skater Nathan Chen, the Male Olympic Athlete of the Year.
The winning athletes were determined by members of the Olympic and Paralympic community and online fan voting.


https://leetcode.com/problems/swap-nodes-in-pairs/
Given a linked list, reverse the nodes of a linked list k at a time and return its modified list. k is a positive integer and is less than or equal to the length of the linked list. If the number of nodes is not a multiple of k then left-out nodes in the end should remain as it is. Example: Given this linked list: 1->2->3->4->5 For k = 2, you should return: 2->1->4->3->5 For k = 3, you should return: 3->2->1->4->5 Note: Only constant extra memory is allowed. You may not alter the values in the list's nodes, only nodes itself may be changed.
class Solution { public: ListNode* swapPairs(ListNode* head) {
/** * Definition for singly-linked list. * struct ListNode { * int val; * ListNode *next; * ListNode(int x) : val(x), next(NULL) {} * }; */ class Solution { public: ListNode* swapPairs(ListNode* head) { if (head == NULL || head->next == NULL) return head; ListNode *tail2 = NULL; ListNode *head2 = NULL; while (head && head->next){ ListNode *n1 = head; ListNode *n2 = head->next; head = head->next->next; if (head2 == NULL){ head2 = n2; head2->next = n1; tail2 = head2->next; }else{ tail2->next = n2; n2->next = n1; tail2 = n1; } } tail2->next = head; return head2; } };


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__license__ = "MIT"
Santa's sleigh uses a very high-precision clock to guide its movements, and the clock's oscillator is regulated by stars. Unfortunately, the stars have been stolen... by the Easter Bunny. To save Christmas, Santa needs you to retrieve all fifty stars by December 25th.
Collect stars by solving puzzles. Two puzzles will be made available on each day in the advent calendar; the second puzzle is unlocked when you complete the first. Each puzzle grants one star. Good luck!
You're airdropped near Easter Bunny Headquarters in a city somewhere. "Near", unfortunately, is as close as you can get - the instructions on the Easter Bunny Recruiting Document the Elves intercepted start here, and nobody had time to work them out further.
The Document indicates that you should start at the given coordinates (where you just landed) and face North. Then, follow the provided sequence: either turn left (L) or right (R) 90 degrees, then walk forward the given number of blocks, ending at a new intersection.
There's no time to follow such ridiculous instructions on foot, though, so you take a moment and work out the destination. Given that you can only walk on the street grid of the city, how far is the shortest path to the destination?
 R2, R2, R2 leaves you 2 blocks due South of your starting position, which is 2 blocks away. R5, L5, R5, R3 leaves you 12 blocks away.
How many blocks away is Easter Bunny HQ?
This looks to be a simple trace the path sort of problem.
Assume we start at origin (0,0)
,
then use counters to keep track of where we are
on a virtual grid. Also need to keep track of direction.
Read the input, then parse it to read whether to go left or right.
Keep a variable direction to indicate where we are currently moving.
Direction is a vector (x,y)
to represent the math to do when calculcating the
next point on the grid.
North(0,1); South(0,-1); East(1,0); West(-1,0)
Tricky: how to convert north to west by reading in left?
North is (0,1)
and West is (-1,0)
Similarly, West --left--> South
,
which can be written as (-1,0)--L-->(0,-1)
Drawing up a table to see if I can find a pattern or a formula
Table: Turning LEFT Direction Value Turned Value North (0,1) West (-1,0) West (-1,0) South (0,-1) South (0,-1) East (1,0) East (1,0) North (0,1)Table: Turning RIGHT Direction Value Turned Value North (0,1) East (1,0) West (-1,0) North (0,1) South (0,-1) West (-1,0) East (1,0) South (0,-1)
Looking at the table, it is apparent that on every turn, there is a change in the field which contain a non-zero value (x or y) So we always swap the active (that's what I'll call the non-zero field) field The trick here is the sign of the values. It is not true that the sign always changes. For e.g. East--Left-->North
Turn left: - swap (x,y = y,x) - apply mask (-1,1) Turn right: - swap (x,y = y,x) - apply mask (1,-1)
- Initialise starting direction as North - Read the input - For every input: - based on turn, get new direction - multiply the direction vector by distance in input - add the new vector to point on graph
That is simply the number of block we need to walk to get there
That is the total x distance + total y distance
So the formula is to take the absolute values of both co-ordinates,
and add them
abs(x) + abs(y)
Get the input data from a file called input.txt
in the same folder.
The file contains the tokens seperated by comma(,).
with open('./input.txt', 'r') as f:
data = (x.strip() for x in f.read().split(','))
Use namedtuples, because they're so nice ;) Actually, use them because they are still tuples, look like class-objects, and give more semantic context to the code.
In this case, the Turn is LEFT and RIGHT.
from collections import namedtuple
Turns = namedtuple('Turns', ('left', 'right'))
turns = Turns('L', 'R')
A VectorPoint is a point with a direction I use them to plot the point on the graph, and also to represent the direction of movement.
VectorPoint = namedtuple('VectorPoint', ('x', 'y'))
When turning, we apply this mask (the logic if above).
mask_left = VectorPoint(-1, 1)
mask_right = VectorPoint(1, -1)
The direction is the starting face, which the problem describes as being NORTH.
direction = VectorPoint(0, 1)
The point to be tracked, this is the position on graph.
point = VectorPoint(0, 0)
for token in data:
Tokenize the token into turn and number of blocks. The first letter represents the direction to turn to, and will only be 'L' for left, and 'R' for right. The numbers after that are the number of blocks to walk.
turn, blocks = token[:1], int(token[1:])
Get mask based on direction to turn
if turn == turns.left:
mask = mask_left
if turn == turns.right:
mask = mask_right
The direction is the swapped direction, with the mask applied.
So the previous (x,y)
becomes (y,x) * mask(x,y)
.
direction = VectorPoint(direction.y * mask.x, direction.x * mask.y)
The point is now the number of blocks added with the direction applied.
point = VectorPoint(
point.x + blocks * direction.x,
point.y + blocks * direction.y)
The final distance from origin is the distance of x and y axis.
distance = abs(point.x) + abs(point.y)
print(distance)


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| Last Update: | Thu May 15 13:22:25 -0700 2008 |
RowsLogger
This plugin offers rich information about result sets to AR logs.
Usage
Just enjoy Rails as usual.
Example
Consider some read operations like this.
Member.count Member.find(:all)
That usually makes following log.
SQL (0.000300) SELECT count(*) AS count_all FROM members Member Load (0.000482) SELECT * FROM members
RowsLogger appends information about rows count to the log.
SQL (0.000301) (1 Row) SELECT count(*) AS count_all FROM members Member Load (0.000415) (3 Rows) SELECT * FROM members
For Developpers
This plugin modfies following methods.
'ConnectionAdapters::AbstractAdapter#log' 'ConnectionAdapters::AbstractAdapter#log_info'
<before> ConnectionAdapters::AbstractAdapter#log
--> log_info(sql, name, seconds)
<after> ConnectionAdapters::AbstractAdapter#log
--> log_info(sql, name, seconds, result = nil) --> log_result_info(result) --> ConcreteAdapter#count_result(result)
<an example for concrete adapter> ConnectionAdapters::MysqlAdapter#count_result
protected def count_result(result) result.num_rows end
Count Result Method
The ‘count_result’ method of Adapter class should return count of result set from ‘result’ object, where ‘result’ is an object generated by ‘log’ method. This is used as result information.
For exmaple, although this is nonsencial definition,
def count_result(result) 0 end
this code always appends "(0 Rows)" to the log. The returned value is directly used even if it is not a numeric value. But no information will be appended in following cases.
1) when ‘count_result’ method returns nil 2) when ‘count_result’ method is not defined in current adapter
Note
‘count_result’ method should be defined as ‘protected’ or ‘public’ because we check whether it is implemented or not in current adapter by using ‘respond_to?’ method.
Supported Databases
Currently these databases are supported.
For Other Databases
Put a new adapter file that contains ‘count_result’ method for your database adapter into adatpers directory.
Author
Maiha <maiha@wota.jp>


The range slider can be useful for allowing users to select a specific price range when browsing products.


which timebox and habits techniques did you try
I tried Make it big by starting small
what worked for you?
this idea tells me ,good things always take time, so i can be patient to calm down and focus on the things i am doing. it definetely will help me to success.
which will you experiment further with?
I think i will stick with this one, and persisit to do things in this way, hopefully i could success with big!
what did you find interesting?
First of all, I was attracted by the title.it makes perfect sence to me. I know building is build through foundation ,piece by piece ,and step by step to a mansion. it s like we do every single job in our life.


The bottom half of the Phenote window shows the Annotation Spreadsheet (or Annotation Table). You can enter data directly into the Annotation Table by double-clicking on a cell. To add a new row, use the + button near the top left of the Annotation Table.


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Inspired mostly by the Scientific Method, the Creative Method is a set of techniques that I (sort of) developed and use to... well, create stuff. It can be applied to just about any discipline, from programming to painting. consists of 5 stages: Incubation, Analyzation, Experimentation, Implementation, and Documentation. Like the Scientific Method, these aren't a strict series of rules and steps, but rather a set of principles that can be loosely applied, and at any point, one may go backwards, or jump ahead.
The first step is the inncubation of ideas and knowledge. Gather as much information as possible and use that knowledge to generate questions or ideas, even if they are "dumb". Draw inspiration from all possible sources, such as the internet, nature, or other humans. Never be afraid of being wrong or "dumb", and always approach things with and open mind.
After incubation, there will be a set of ideas. Expand further on some of those ideas, and analyze them. Even try combinging them. Mix and match. Study them in-depth, and grow the idea into something bigger. Layout a plan to experiment with it.
Execute the planned experiment. Try, fail, repeat. Go back, rethink, and learn. Reiterate through the previous stages, continuously adjusting. Experiment over and over again. Continue to experiment and gain confidence as you go along, and when you do get confident...
Implement it. Apply what you have learned in the "real world", or a "real project". As we don't live in a perfect world, it will never be perfect, but dispite that, continue to improve by going back and applying the previous step. Never stop improving.
Document your experiences, reflect on them, and share what you've learned. Hoarding what you know does not give you power, sharing it does. Teach others what you know the same way others taught you. A wise person that refuses to teach is not a wise person.
Repeat. The Creative Method never stops.


As a student artist and developer, I was able to work on a team under MassDigi, a team comprised of students from both Becker College, and the Rhode Island School of Design. Together, we worked on and are on the verge of publishing Megalomalady, a fun mobile game that will be released on the IOS store.
Along with that, we were more recently contracted by a company called Earth Echo to make a re-skinned version of Megalomalady, which will be more geared towards an environmentally aware focus, so our fan base can have fun, while acknowledging the serious message behind our game.
I worked under the Art Director, as both an icon concept artist, and as an icon game asset artist. More or less, I was both the creative mind, and the artist that produced and executed some of the icons in both Megalomalady, and our Earth Echo re-skin. Here are examples of those icons below!


When you execute a Nwayo generation task via the CLI, the output will be generated under the path set in the yaml bundle config.
The SCSS files will be compiled to css files according to the configurations. The configurations can be set for each bundle.
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What is the Paxxage Studio built with?
Paxxage uses the Electron.js app to build and compile a fast and light-weight desktop application. Forge and OpenSSL are the integrated crypto platforms. NeDB is used to manage your keys and ciphers.
Why use RSA key pairs for login?
Key pairs allow you to anonymously and securely sign into services without email, username, password, or any other identifying marker. There is no email provider monitoring the services you sign up for. You have freedom to use internet services with anonymity.
Paxxage Desktop is a key wallet. How are my keys kept safe?
We recommend that you keep your Paxxage data split between two FIPS 140-2 Level 3 USB encrypted storage devices. We built the Desktop app to do this natively. But some of this is up to you as well!. The security of any protocol has as much, or more, to do with human usage as it does the cryptographic protocols used.
Why RSA 4096 and 8192 bit encryption when the world is still using RSA 2048.
1) RSA 2048 is only rated to 2030. Our goal is that your crypto lasts your lifetime.
2) Moore's Law is placing the growth of processing speed on an exponential curve.
3) Quantum computing might impact crypto so let's not make it too easy.
What is Symaiotics?
Paxxage is part of the Symaiotics platform. Symaiotics is working to redefine our individual relationship with technologies to be more positive, healthy, and productive. We are taking a human-centric approach to technology evolution. Strong crypto is the future of digital communications and computing, so Paxxage was a necessity to help launch this platform.
Is Paxxage Open Source?
The Paxxage website embedded tools are open source (MIT). The Desktop version remains under development and will be release in 2020. The license for the desktop version has not yet been determined.


HEMORRHOIDAL- phenylephrine hydrochloride and witch hazel gel
H E B
Disclaimer: Most OTC drugs are not reviewed and approved by FDA, however they may be marketed if they comply with applicable regulations and policies. FDA has not evaluated whether this product complies.
Active ingredient
Phenylephrine HCl 0.25%
Witch hazel 50.0%
Purpose
Vasoconstrictor
Astringent
Uses
- temporarily relieves irritation and burning
- helps relieve the local itching and discomfort associated with hemorrhoids
- temporarily shrinks hemorrhoidal tissue
- aids in protecting irritated anorectal areas
Warnings
For external use only
Ask a doctor before use if you have
- heart disease
- high blood pressure
- diabetes
- thyroid disease
- trouble urinating due to an enlarged prostate gland
Ask a doctor or pharmacist before use
if you are presently taking a prescription drug for high blood pressure or depression
When using this product
- do not exceed the recommended daily dosage
- do not put this product into the rectum by using fingers or any mechanical device or applicator
Stop use and ask a doctor if
- bleeding occurs
- condition gets worse or does not improve within 7 days
If pregnant or breast-feeding,
ask a health professional before use.
Keep out of reach of children.
If swallowed, get medical help or contact a Poison Control Center right away.
Directions
- adults: when practical, cleanse and gently dry the affected area by patting or blotting with an appropriate cleansing tissue or soft cloth before applying gel
- when first opening the tube, puncture foil seal with top end of cap
- apply externally to the affected area up to 4 times daily, especially at night, in the morning or after each bowel movement
- children under 12 years of age: ask a doctor
Other information
store at 20°-25°C (68°-77°F)
Inactive ingredients
aloe vera gel, benzophenone-4, edetate disodium, hydroxyethylcellulose, methylparaben, polysorbate 80, propylene glycol, propylparaben, purified water, sodium citrate, vitamin E
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Prompt Cooling Relief from Painful Burning and Itching
Relieves External Discomfort


Mum's horror as veg steamer tipped over son's head leaving him with horror burns
Little Dougie had nine litres of boiling water poured over half of his body when mum Nadia was cooking and video-calling in the kitchen. He suffered third-degree burns to his face, neck and chest.
by Tiffany LoA toddler was left fighting for his life after he snagged a vegetable steamer and it poured nine litres of boiling water all over his body.
Dougie Dodd suffered third-degree burns to his face, neck, chest, hands and feet following the horrific accident.
The tot, who was one at the time, was in hospital for two months fighting toxic shock syndrome - a potentially fatal condition caused by an infection.
Mum Nadia Hulse, 25, recalled the incident that happened in March and told of the horror that left her heartbroken.
She was cooking and on a video chat with her mother while little Dougie was playing with saucepans on the kitchen floor.
He was also holding a spoon as he reached up towards the steamer that contained nine litres of boiling water and vegetables.
Nadia, from Cannock, Staffordshire, said: "I was right next to Dougie when it happened. I shouted, 'Dougie, no!' which startled him.
"As he jumped back the handle of the spoon got caught on the wire and the vegetable steamer tipped over.
"I stripped Dougie and raced him upstairs into a cold bath but he was screaming hysterically and trying to out of the bath and on to me."
Nadia's mum called an ambulance after watching the incident unfold on FaceTime.
Doughie was rushed to Birmingham Children's Hospital with burns covering half of his body.
"He was touch-and-go in the hospital at one point and I couldn't stop crying. I was an absolute mess," she said.
Receptionist Nadia was told her son had to undergo skin grafting where doctors took skin from Dougie's thigh to cover his left wrist and chest.
But it wasn't the end of Dougie's harrowing ordeal.
On 14 March, doctors diagnosed toxic shock syndrome – a potentially fatal condition caused by an infection.
Dougie’s blood pressure soared and he needed an oxygen mask to breathe. Doctors were then forced to administer a blood plasma transfusion.
But the brave boy fought back and within hours of the transfusion he was showing signs of recovery.
He was finally discharged on April 8.
Seven months later Dougie, now two, still wears a compression vest at night to try to reduce scarring.
Nadia said: "Dougie is such a happy, lively little boy and has not changed his outgoing personality one bit.
"But I still feel guilt. I know it was a freak accident and the only thing I could have done differently was not let him play with the saucepans.
"I worry about him growing up with his scars but will constantly reassure him every day of how brave he was and how beautiful he is with his scars."


What Is It?
The method (.map) is a loop that returns an array with the results of running the block for each element on self. It is also known as (.collect)
The method (.map) is a loop that returns an array with the results of running the block for each element on self. It is also known as (.collect)
The .map method is very similar to the .each method syntactically. Wheras (.each) would return whatever is executed in the block, (.map) collects those into an array. Take a look at the example below.


Re: Using Functions to Represent Sets
This article is a reply to Using Functions to Represent Sets
The gist of the article is that by using functions you get several advantages which I wanted to show again because I found them really interesting and also provide a similar implementation but this time in ClojureScript.
1 . Infinite sets
Using a predicate function such as odd
function odd (x) {
return x % 2
}
You can define infinite length sets. As long as odd(x) => true
then x is contained by the set.
2 . Constant time union and intersection
For the union operation, given two sets we want we want to create a third set with all distinct elements from the two
function LT (value) { // given an upper limit
return function (x) {
return x < value // we want all the numbers which are less than our limit
}
}
// usage
lessThanTen = LT(10);
lessThanTen(5); // true
lessThanTen(20); //false
function union (firstSet, secondSet) {
return function (x) {
return firstSet(x) || secondSet(x);
}
}
// usage
thirdSet = union(odd, lessThanTen); // all numbers < 10 or which are odd
thirdSet(7) // true, 7 is odd and less than 10
thirdSet(2) // false
thirdSet(15) // true
The empty list
(def void
(fn [_] false))
We define it as the function that always returns false. No matter what element we want to test it definitly is not a part of this set. You can think of it as []
.
Then we want to augment this by adding elements.
(defn insert [e f] ;; an element and a set
(fn [x] (or (= x e) (contains x f))))
;; the newly formed set has the following logic when checking
;; is it equal to the newly inserted element or is it part of the set ?
`
This insert fn receives an element and a set. It creates a new function (a new set) that will compare any arguments it receives with the element e
that it knows or pass it along to the set to verify (which will do the same thing until void
is reached).
Both operation are similar and result in a new set that either combines the elements from both sets or accepts only the elements that belong to both sets.
(defn union [f1 f2]
(fn [x] (or (contains x f1) (contains x f2))))
(defn intersection [f1 f2]
(fn [x] (and (contains x f1) (contains x f2))))
(def void (fn [_] false)) ;; []
(def one (insert 1 void)) ;; [1]
(def two (insert 2 one)) ;; [1 2]
(def three (insert 3 (insert 2 one))) ;; [1 2 3]
(contains 3 three) // true
(defn gt [v] // creates sets with elements great than a certain limit
(fn [x] (> x v)))
(def gtten (gt 10)) // all sets that contain numbers > 10
(contains 15 gtten) // true
(contains 3 (union even? gtten)) // false
You can see the full implementation here


{% extends "main/header.html" %} {% block content %} {% load staticfiles %}
The Birthday Paradox says that in a group of just 23 people ,there's a 50% chance that at least 2 will have the same birthday.
2520 is the smallest number that can be exactly divided by all the number 1 to 10.
Among all the shapes with the same parameters, a circle has the largest area.


You need a multitouch-enabled device to get the most out of this demo.
Nudged's general approach regards the fingers equally and allows any number of them.
This makes the transformation feel smooth and natural.
For example, try to scale with all your fingers and both hands.


flush
(PHP 4, PHP 5, PHP 7)
flush — 刷新输出缓冲
说明
void flush ( void )
刷新PHP程序的缓冲，而不论PHP执行在何种情况下（CGI ，web服务器等等）。该函数将当
前为止程序的所有输出发送到用户的浏览器。
flush() 函数不会对服务器或客户端浏览器的缓存模式产生影响。因此，必须同时使用
ob_flush() 和flush() 函数来刷新输出缓冲。
个别web服务器程序，特别是Win32下的web服务器程序，在发送结果到浏览器之前，仍然会
缓存脚本的输出，直到程序结束为止。
有些Apache的模块，比如mod_gzip，可能自己进行输出缓存，这将导致flush()函数产生的
结果不会立即被发送到客户端浏览器。
甚至浏览器也会在显示之前，缓存接收到的内容。例如 Netscape 浏览器会在接受到换行
或 html 标记的开头之前缓存内容，并且在接受到 标记之前，不会显示出整个
表格。
一些版本的 Microsoft Internet Explorer 只有当接受到的256个字节以后才开始显示该
页面，所以必须发送一些额外的空格来让这些浏览器显示页面内容。
User Contributed Notes 33 notes
===============================================================================
This will show each line at a time with a pause of 2 seconds.
(Tested under IEx and Firefox)
Line to show.";
echo str_pad('',4096)."\n";
ob_flush();
flush();
sleep(2);
}
echo "Done.";
ob_end_flush();
?>
===============================================================================
For a Windows system using IIS, the ResponseBufferLimit takes precedence over
PHP's output_buffering settings. So you must also set the ResponseBufferLimit
to be something lower than its default value.
For IIS versions older than 7, the setting can be found in the %windir%\
System32\inetsrv\fcgiext.ini file (the FastCGI config file). You can set the
appropriate line to:
ResponseBufferLimit=0
For IIS 7+, the settings are stored in %windir%\System32\inetsrv\config. Edit
the applicationHost.config file and search for PHP_via_FastCGI (assuming that
you have installed PHP as a FastCGI module, as per the installation
instructions, with the name PHP_via_FastCGI). Within the add tag, place the
following setting at the end:
responseBufferLimit="0"
So the entire line will look something like:
Alternatively you can insert the setting using the following command:
%windir%\system32\inetsrv\appcmd.exe set config /section:handlers "/[name=
'PHP_via_FastCGI'].ResponseBufferLimit:0"
===============================================================================
ob_flush();flush();
Not the other way around, because it wont work.
===============================================================================
I would like to point out that there is a function to replace ob_flush and
flush. If you set ob_implicit_flush(true); at the top of the page it will
automatically flush any echo or print you do in the rest of the script.
Note that you still need a minimum amount of data to come through the browser
filter. I would advice using str_pad($text,4096); since this automatically
lenghtens the text with spaces to 4 KB which is the minimum limit when using
FireFox and linux.
I hope this helps you all out a bit.
===============================================================================
Netscape will flush the output as expected at the point it is called from
within your script. IE, however, needs a boost.
IE seems to have a condition where it will flush data when it hits an end (
table>) tag AND has at least 256 chars of data.
So, pad your output with necessary spaces, wrap your progressing data around
open (
) tags, and then call flush() so that one
script will work for Netscape as well.
TESTING ENVIRONMENT
IE: Ver/6.0.2800
Netscape: Ver/7.1
PHP: Ver/4.3.4
Apache: Ver/1.3.27
===============================================================================
This is what I use to turn off pretty much anything that could cause unwanted
output buffering and turn on implicit flush:
If it still fails though, keep in mind that Internet Explorer and Safari have a
1k buffer before incremental rendering kicks in, so you'll want to output some
padding as well.
===============================================================================
Sorry if this is off topic, but it's the closest place I could find :) I had
an issue with essentially running a CPU intensive task while updating the
browser with a progress bar via javascript and flushing the buffer a lot.
When the script was running, it effectively blocked other pages from running.
I had a few extra httpd_preforks processes just waiting to be used, but they
just sat there. I wasn't reading a file, locking database tables or anything
that I would suspect an exclusive lock on, just outputting a bunch of text to
the browser. I even tried throttling my loops to see if it was processor
related but still had problems.
Finally, I found this in the php.ini file and changed the On to Off and it
worked.
[Sockets]
; Use the system read() function instead of the php_read() wrapper.
sockets.use_system_read = Off
Posting in case someone else has the same issue (or if someone knows why this
would make a difference :) ).
===============================================================================
After searching through the PHP site, google and various forums, not finding a
solution to my script not outputting anything while calling flush and ob_flush,
I thought of trying to tell PHP to call:
session_write_close();
before starting echo'ing. It worked like a charm. I couldn't find any
references to this, so I hope this note will help someone in the future.
===============================================================================
If flush() function does not work. You must set next options in php.ini like:
--[code]--
output_buffering = Off
;output_handler =
zlib.output_compression = Off
;zlib.output_handler =
--[^code^]--
If things does not work you must view headers from the server and check `Server
` string.
In my case, as the frontend was Nginx webserver and Apache work as backend.
Accordingly, buffering must be disabled in Nginx config file.
To stop buffering you must add next string to config file:
--[code]--
proxy_buffering off;
--[^code^]--
and restart Nginx daemon. More information about configuration you find in
documentation on the nginx website.
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On Windows xampp 1.3 with php 4.3.4 is use this functions
to force a flush.
ob_end_flush generates a warning, which is supressed, using the
dummy-errorhander. You could also use @, but then nusphere will also print the
warning.
===============================================================================
Regarding Apache2
flush() will produce the same results as ob_flush() when output buffering is
involved.
===============================================================================
Like IE, Safari needs a fair amount of data before it'll display anything,
actually more than explorer. The following code works for me in Firefox and
Safari, and should work in IE as well.
This code came from a comment on a blog discussing browser functionality with
flush();
===============================================================================
IE 7, Opera 9.6, any. All is quite simple. Today I just fogot what i do every
night, :)
"; flush();
// and ANY TAG before \r\n
echo "working...
\r\n"; flush(); sleep(1); // this in cycle
?>
===============================================================================
It is a bit complicated to work with the funktion flush() and you have to
experiment with it a bit.
So if you design a site which has a timeloop at the end that calls a other site
via a form data input (Data Submit) you have
to give something out to the buffer to get that new site loaden quick.
For example:
";//Useless (only to quickload next
//or same Site when do a switch)
flush(); //giveout buffer
$instant=gettimeofday();
$timeactual=$instant["sec"]; //get Actual Time in Secs
$flag=(($timeactual>$timenow+$diff)? 1:0);//$diff=switchTime
if ($flag) { what_do_at_switch_Time();//Sec.Save etc.etc.
$timenow=$timeactual; } //Set new Start Time
sleep(5); //Or so...(Important)
} //End of while-Loop
?>
So you can programm a security save or other function in your site and if you
do a switch the upload of the new or same site (the called site) works...
===============================================================================
In my testing, Internet Explorer 6.0 wouldn't flush anything nested in
or tags, regardless of padding. But at the level everything flushed
with no fuss -- no padding or tags required.
Both Firefox 1.0 and Safari 2.0 could flush within tables, and both required a
tag after the text (like ). Safari could flush only after the first 1024
characters where received. Firefox needed at least 8 characters per flush (but
it could flush anything at the level).
So the only thing that worked on all those browsers was this:
0; $i--) {
echo str_pad("$i \n",8);
// tag after text for Safari & Firefox
// 8 char minimum for Firefox
flush(); // worked without ob_flush() for me
sleep(1);
}
?>
===============================================================================
I had a bunch of problems trying to get flush working on my windows box, I
finally found a solution after reading everyones here and it not working.
1) Set output_buffering = 0
2) Set zlib.output_compression = 0
I then used Wireshark to monitor network packets, and indeed the server was
pusing the data, but the browser was not displaying it.. So it was a browser
buffer issue (I am on Firefox 13)
For me I needed to send about 1k of data before it would display the data. To
do this I added more header information..
In php.ini I set default_charset = "utf-8"
And that was enough to give me enough for the buffer issue.
You can also try doing
echo str_repeat(" ", 1024), "\n";
at the start of the script.
hope this helps
===============================================================================
If flush is not working probably mod_gzip is enabled.
To disable it just add following lines to .htaccess
mod_gzip_on no
===============================================================================
This helped me getting flushing to work.
Using apache with deflate.
Turning compression off for this script: (add it somewhere at the top of the
script)
apache_setenv('no-gzip', '1');
However, this only works if php is running as a module rather than a
cgi-extension and safe mode must be disabled.
You can also turn the compression off for a directory by making a .htaccess
file and adding the following entry:
mod_gzip_on Off
However that affects the whole directory.
Hope I could help.
===============================================================================
Modified progress bar.. Works in IE, Mozilla+FF.
\n";
for ($i = 0; $i < 25; $i++) {
$d = $d + 11;
$m=$d+10;
//This div will show loading percents
echo '' . $i*4 . '% complete ';
//This div will show progress bar
echo ' ';
flush();
ob_flush();
sleep(1);
}
ob_end_flush();
?>
Done.
===============================================================================
mod_security 2.x core rules will also prevent flush() from working.
===============================================================================
I just had some problems with flush() and ob_flush(). What I did to resolve
this problem took me some time to figure out so I'd like to share what I came
up with.
The main problem is the php setting "output_buffering" which can be set too
large and will prevent your text from outputting. To change this value you can
either set it in php.ini or you can add the line
php_value output_buffering "0"
to your .htaccess file. It will not work with ini_set() since it is
PHP_INI_PERDIR.
Next thing is to begin with ob_start();
Then you need
ob_flush();
flush();
before any echo or print.
Your code might look like this:
';
ob_flush();
flush();
usleep(300000);
}
?>
Hope this helps anyone with the same problems.
===============================================================================
had problems flushing tables to screen.
this worked for me
\n",8);
}
ob_flush();
flush(); // needed ob_flush
usleep(50000);// delay minimum of .05 seconds to allow ie to flush to screen
?>
===============================================================================
Hello,
I had the same problems with sending a javascript after the
content has been sent to the browser (the script updates the content of an
iframe).
Two solutions work for me:
- add enough data (i.e.: extra dummy text like spaces) or,
- echo the '' tag at the end of the page
Note, that for the latter to work one should:
- turn of output_buffering in php.ini and either:
* turn on implicit_flush in its php.ini or,
* call ob_implicit_flush(); at the beginning of a script
I preferr echoing the '' tag at the end as it doesn't require any extra
data to be sent over the wire and its much a neater coding technique.
Notes:
- these worakarounds aren't needed when using perl and cgi,... .
- you can leave the zlib.output_compression in your php.ini switched on
Kind regards and hoped this is of any help.
Maurits
===============================================================================
I figured out a way to create a simple progress bar that is for the most part
cross platform. Seeing as I got my ideas from this site it's only share to give
back to the community.
Note: Something interesting about browser buffering... you have to have the
for Firefox and some other browsers to recognize items by their id
in Javascript. So I recommend using some sort of header function before calling
this function.
|
| |
|
BAR;
}
else if($intDisplayedCurrentPercent <> $intCurrentPercent)
{
$intDisplayedCurrentPercent = $intCurrentPercent;
$strProgressBar = <<< BAR
BAR;
}
if(100 <= $intCurrentPercent)
{
$intNumberRuns = $intDisplayedCurrentPercent = 0;
$strProgressBar = <<< BAR
BAR;
}
echo $strProgressBar;
flush();
ob_flush();
}
?>
===============================================================================
combining some ideas i was finally able to get a long running script to give me
real time feedback on what it was doing. this was a wamp setup with php
running as cgi. i'm pretty sure that apache just wasn't sending any of the
buffered output because it was trying to be helpful. also trying to be helpful,
i hope this example solution helps someone.
tags to newly created images
by php. The cleanup script would then remove those images after completion.
Since Apache held the connection open, the readyState only changed to 4 AFTER
my php cleanup fired -- thereby erasing the links referred to my the
tags.
With this solution, the readyState will change to 4 BEFORE the sleep command
begins.
I hope this saves someone a lot of time and frustration. AJAX requests are an
entirely different beast compared with simple outputting to a browser window.
===============================================================================
in order to display in HTML pages something like a "progress bar" or if you
want to force the web server to flush output to the browser, or the browser to
flush as well, you can print a long enough "dummy" string to make the output
buffer grow, as you probably know, like:
";
/*
print "[";
for($i = 0; $i < 100; $i++){
$spaces.="";
} // for
//and then
for($i = 0; $i < 10; $i++){
for($ii = 0; $ii < 200000; $ii++){
//do something slow here
} // for
print "$spaces|";
flush();
} // for
print "]";
//which looks nice as a progress bar..
?>
===============================================================================
Try to add more white spaces if your ob_flush() and flush() don't work,
especially under NGINX.
However, too many white spaces can be a challenge to your web browser.
';
ob_flush();
flush();
usleep(1000);
}
===============================================================================
If flush() don't work remember to check if you have any antivirus caching the
data sent to the browser.


Neymar set for PSG comeback as illness hits Kylian Mbappe
by FSA EditorKylian Mbappe is battling a bout of illness but Thomas Tuchel should be able to call upon Neymar once more when PSG host Lille.
Neymar is ready to return to action for Paris Saint-Germain against Lille on Saturday, but the Ligue 1 champions could be without Kylian Mbappe.
The Brazil superstar has not featured for his club since sustaining a hamstring injury during the October international break, continuing a tale of fitness woe that has stained his time at the Parc des Princes.
Speaking at a pre-match news conference, head coach Thomas Tuchel confirmed Neymar would be available for a mouth-watering week of fixtures, with trips to Real Madrid and Monaco coming after Lille’s visit to the French capital.
“Neymar feels good,” Tuchel said. “He has trained well and will be in the group for tomorrow’s match, but he will not be able to play 90 minutes.
“He will bring us quality and decisive things. When he is with us, we are super dangerous. That is necessary if we want to continue to win
“Lille, Real Madrid and Monaco represent three challenging games for us.”
Mbappe has often stepped up in Neymar’s absence, but the France forward has been laid low by illness having already suffered hamstring, thigh and groin setbacks this term.
“He had a fever, he has to start training today, we have to wait,” said Tuchel, who will be without midfield duo Marco Verratti (knee) and Ander Herrera (thigh).
Neymar’s rehabilitation took in a trip to watch the Davis Cup in Madrid this week, something which neither delighted nor angered his boss.
“What can I do? I’m not his father, nor the police. I am just his coach,” Tuchel added.
“He trained well. Did I enjoy his trip to Madrid? No. But he was very professional during those two weeks.
“He did more than others, working with the group and also individually. If all goes well, he can play [against Lille]. Tomorrow we will decide”.


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‘SHARIA LAW IS COMING!!!!’ Oklahoma Beheader Celebrated Terrorists, ...
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Oklahoma beheading suspect Alton Alexander Nolen calls himself
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ISIS-Linked Militants Behead 15 Family Members of Afghan Police Officers
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Hi Zod! or basic Urbit tunneling
One bug, or really minor misfeature, in Urbit's networking - not the evil :update bug, possibly aka "ok/not responding," which remains my main quarry today, but one I had to investigate on the way to it - is that it's all very well and good to punch a NAT hole, but a lot of routers - for I guess understandable reasons - like to heal the hole up relatively quickly. As in, a minute or two.
Naturally this means you're (a) totally disconnected from the Internets and Urbit too, (b) when you return, it will be with a different 48-bit address, and (c) returning means you need to re-establish your hierarchical route.
There are two ways a ship talks to another ship. Actually, there are three. In A, my ship knows your ship's 48-bit UDP address (ie, IPv4+port). (Like everywhere on the internets, IPv6 is perfectly supported in theory.) In B, my ship thinks it might know your ship's address. In C, it knows it doesn't.
In C, it forwards through the hierarchy, which for now at present every destroyer is ~doznec through ~zod. In A, it sends a direct packet. In B - the state I enter when I've received a forwarded packet from you, not knowing whether I can send back through the hole - because it is not a tunnel from you to me, but from you to the first ship, probably ~doznec, on the hierarchical path from you to me - it sends both.
As long as one party in the conversation can have its tunnels forwarded ("full cone NAT"), we can converge on a direct conversation with both ships in state C ("STUN"). Otherwise, we end up with the dramatically inferior perma-forwarded TURN. Earlier in the summer it was the major cause of Urbit flakage, but NAT traversal seems to work okay now.
With one exception. If I forward to ~doznec, how does the packet then get to you? ~doznec needs a valid 48-bit UDP address for you, which was the address you used to talk to it. (The #1 newbie Unix network programming question: what system call do I use to get my own IP address()? There are a lot of ways to do it, all bad. The answer is that you shouldn't depend on your own IP address - and to the world, your address is where they see your packets coming from.)
Some of us are old and some of us who are old worked with old people when we were young. I remember in the early '90s, when I was working on interactive TV, this incredibly ancient person was in the office for some reason - probably looking for the Medicare clinic - and he explained that he'd worked on Telex. Not everyone in the room knew what Telex was, so he explained it. "Telex," he said, "was the information superhighway when it was paved with gravel."
Well, there's certainly some asphalt on the Internets, but... in a network paved with gravel, there is no way to keep your hole up but continuous active pinging. As a result, on a bad network your connectivity can only be restored by a trivial communication up the hierarchy - ie, :hi ~zod. The reason this isn't done automatically is just that functionality of this type is currently in the process of migrating out of the kernel into userspace. So, while Urbit remains in the NICU... doing it manually never ever hurts.
Also, I welcome peoples' opinions on the right period for this keepalive. Is 2 min short enough? Ya think? I am anything but an expert here...


February 10th, 2016
By Eric Gumerlock
It can sometimes be confusing in Ruby when you are thinking of organizing data, whether to use arrays or hashes. Both are useful, but just for different applications. Lets begin by defining both and array and a hash. An array is a set of data created by setting a variable equal to a bracket of data separated by commas, like this my_array = [“my”, “job”, “fun”]
. Each of those strings is a value, and each is automatically indexed by integers, starting at 0, and increasing by 1. So “my” has the key 0, “job” has the key 1, and “fun” has the key 2. These can be called by writing my_array[1]
which will return “job”. Each key can only have one value, so if you attempt to overwrite one of the pieces of data, say my_array[1] = “going home”, Ruby will overwrite “job” with “going home”.
A hash is like a next level array. You can customize the key of each value, with a string or symbol. Also, a key can contain a number of elements, such as an array. Lets get into a few commands before the theory gets too confusing. You make a hash like so my_hash = {“key” => “value”,
“John” => “Smith”}
This would create a key of “John”, with value “Smith” and a key of “key” with value “value”. There are also other ways to create a hash, such as my_hash = Hash.new
and later you are able to add key/value pairs with this notation my_hash[“John”] = “Smith”
. And to call that value, its simply my_hash[“John”]
to see what its value is.
So when do we use arrays and hashes? Well if you have a data set, say a bunch of numbers that are related in some way, you probably want to use an array. If each of those numbers corresponds to a person, like age for example, we would rather make a hash since you can index the ages by name, using names as keys and ages as values. Basically, if your data needs to be labeled using a string or a symbol, you want to use a hash. But if you are dealing with only numerical values, an array is more appropriate. An array is also good for holding a lot of random data, numbers, strings, etc., but with a very simplistic index of integers. Sometimes this is great for organizing random and unorganized data first.


INNOCENT BLOOD A film review by Sean Eric Fagan Copyright 1992 Sean Eric Fagan
INNOCENT BLOOD started out poorly, in my opinion, with the leading lady parading around her apartment in the nude (usually an inauspicious beginning for a movie.)
But it ended up being better than I originally thought it was going to be (from the advertisements), and better than the beginning lead me to believe it was going to be.
Oh, it has lots of faults. There are some inconsistencies in it, which really annoy me (a couple of them could have been fixed by simply removing a couple of scenes that didn't add much to the movie at all), but there were not enough to make me decide I didn't like the film.
Well, it wasn't. It wasn't a *great* movie, but I did manage to enjoy it. It could easily have been better, if, for example, the lead's conflicts with her needs and her ethics had been dealt with more. And the ending leaves a lot unsaid (there are going to me *lots* of problems about a week after the movie's ending, but isn't that always the case? 8-)).
But I still liked it. Definitely recommended for a matinee showing. Call it a +2 on a -5 to +5 scale.
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This hub combines replicated data from the S/4HANA backend and from registered sensor devices. The app creates several helper tables and views that are used to provide an OData API.
A list of all Entity Sets that are exposed by the OData Service
The metadata document for the OData service with information about provided Entity Sets, data types and data model.
OData service that will hold a synchronized copy of all sensor devices that are registered at the SAP HCP IoT service. As long there are no sensor devices registered in the SAP HCP IoT service this service will return no values.
OData service that will return all sensor devices registered at the SAP HCP IoT Service and that are not yet
registered to an equipment.
If all available sensor devices are already registered to an equipment then this service will return no values.
OData service that will calculate and return equipment that have acceleration sensor values recorded with
values higher than +3g or smaller -3g along the X, Y or Z axis. Such values are considered as damage so
that the returned data is the list of all equipment with a potential damage.
If there is no sensor device registered to an equipment and if no sensor acceleration values >3 are recorded,
then this view will return no values.
OData service returning all sales orders including the number of ordered equipment and the number of equipment that
is registered to a sensor device.
You can navigate with this service:
Get the details for all equipment ordered with the specified sales order.
OData service linking equipment to device sensors to indicate that the sensor is registered for the equipment.
If a sensor device is registered for an equipment this indicates that there might be acceleration data and
with this also damage data recorded for the equipment. As long no sensor device is registered to any device this table will be empty.
You can navigate with this service:
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Create new entries to relate an equipment to a sensor device. You can test this service
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"GDevice":"your DeviceId",
"GDeviceName":"your Device Name",
"EquipmentKey": "your Equipment"
}
OData service that will return all ordered equipment along with some master data, information if there are
sensor devices registered for the equipment and some master date for the sensor device.
If no sensor device is registered the respective columns will be empty.
You can navigate with this service:
Get the details for the sales order with which this equipment was ordered.


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- $786.29
- Made out of snakes skin
- Gray
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- Worn by Drake when doing the Hotline Bling dance
Drakes red carpet sweater
- $195.05
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Class DisplayObject
DisplayObject is the base class for all display classes in the CanvasDisplay library. It defines the core properties and methods that are shared between all display objects. It should not be instantiated directly.
Defined in: DisplayObject.js.
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DisplayObject is an abstract class that should not be constructed directly.
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The alpha (transparency) for this display object.
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If a cache is active, this returns the canvas that holds the cached version of this display object.
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The composite operation indicates how the pixels of this display object will be composited with the elements behind it.
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Unique ID for this display object.
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Indicates whether to include this object when running Stage.getObjectsUnderPoint().
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An optional name for this display object.
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The onClick callback is called when the user presses down on and then releases the mouse button over this display object.
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The onPress callback is called when the user presses down on their mouse over this display object.
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A reference to the Sprite or Stage object that contains this display object, or null if it has not been added to one.
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The x offset for this display object's registration point.
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The y offset for this display object's registration point.
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The rotation in degrees for this display object.
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The factor to stretch this display object horizontally.
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The factor to stretch this display object vertically.
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A shadow object that defines the shadow to render on this display object.
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The factor to skew this display object horizontally.
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The factor to skew this display object vertically.
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Indicates whether the display object should have it's x & y position rounded prior to drawing it to stage.
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DisplayObject.suppressCrossDomainErrors
Suppresses errors generated when using features like hitTest, onPress/onClick, and getObjectsUnderPoint with cross domain content.
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Indicates whether this display object should be rendered to the canvas and included when running Stage.getObjectsUnderPoint().
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The x (horizontal) position of the display object, relative to its parent.
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The y (vertical) position of the display object, relative to its parent.
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cache(x, y, width, height)
Draws the display object into a new canvas, which is then used for subsequent draws.
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clone()
Returns a clone of this DisplayObject.
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draw(ctx, ignoreCache)
NOTE: This method is mainly for internal use, though it may be useful for advanced developers.
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Generates a concatenated Matrix2D object representing the combined transform of
the display object and all of its parent Containers up to the highest level ancestor
(usually the stage).
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getStage()
Returns the stage that this display object will be rendered on, or null if it has not been added to one.
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globalToLocal(x, y)
Transforms the specified x and y position from the global (stage) coordinate space to the
coordinate space of the display object.
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hitTest(x, y)
Tests whether the display object intersects the specified local point (ie.
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NOTE: This method is mainly for internal use, though it may be useful for advanced developers.
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localToGlobal(x, y)
Transforms the specified x and y position from the coordinate space of the display object
to the global (stage) coordinate space.
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localToLocal(x, y, target)
Transforms the specified x and y position from the coordinate space of this display object to the
coordinate space of the target display object.
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toString()
Returns a string representation of this object.
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uncache()
Clears the current cache.
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updateCache(compositeOperation)
Redraws the display object to its cache.
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Class Detail
DisplayObject()
DisplayObject is an abstract class that should not be constructed directly. Instead construct subclasses such as Sprite, Bitmap, and Shape.
Field Detail
alpha
The alpha (transparency) for this display object. 0 is fully transparent, 1 is fully opaque.
cacheCanvas
If a cache is active, this returns the canvas that holds the cached version of this display object. See cache() for more information. READ-ONLY.
compositeOperation
The composite operation indicates how the pixels of this display object will be composited with the elements behind it. If null, this property is inherited from the parent container. For more information, read the whatwg spec on compositing.
id
Unique ID for this display object. Makes display objects easier for some uses.
mouseEnabled
Indicates whether to include this object when running Stage.getObjectsUnderPoint(). Setting this to true for Sprites will cause the Sprite to be returned (not its children) regardless of whether it's mouseChildren property is true.
name
An optional name for this display object. Included in toString(). Useful for debugging.
onClick
The onClick callback is called when the user presses down on and then releases the mouse button over this display object. The handler is passed a single param containing the corresponding MouseEvent instance. If an onClick handler is set on a container, it will receive the event if any of its children are clicked.
onPress
The onPress callback is called when the user presses down on their mouse over this display object. The handler is passed a single param containing the corresponding MouseEvent instance. You can subscribe to the onMouseMove and onMouseUp callbacks of the event object to receive these events until the user releases the mouse button. If an onPress handler is set on a container, it will receive the event if any of its children are clicked.
parent
A reference to the Sprite or Stage object that contains this display object, or null if it has not been added to one. READ-ONLY.
regX
The x offset for this display object's registration point. For example, to make a 100x100px Bitmap rotate around it's center, you would set regX and regY to 50.
regY
The y offset for this display object's registration point. For example, to make a 100x100px Bitmap rotate around it's center, you would set regX and regY to 50.
rotation
The rotation in degrees for this display object.
scaleX
The factor to stretch this display object horizontally. For example, setting scaleX to 2 will stretch the display object to twice it's nominal width.
scaleY
The factor to stretch this display object vertically. For example, setting scaleY to 0.5 will stretch the display object to half it's nominal height.
shadow
A shadow object that defines the shadow to render on this display object. Set to null to remove a shadow. If null, this property is inherited from the parent container.
skewX
The factor to skew this display object horizontally.
skewY
The factor to skew this display object vertically.
snapToPixel
Indicates whether the display object should have it's x & y position rounded prior to drawing it to stage. This only applies if the enclosing stage has snapPixelsEnabled set to true, and the display object's composite transform does not include any scaling, rotation, or skewing. The snapToPixel property is true by default for Bitmap and BitmapSequence instances, and false for all other display objects.
<static>
DisplayObject.suppressCrossDomainErrors
Suppresses errors generated when using features like hitTest, onPress/onClick, and getObjectsUnderPoint with cross domain content.
visible
Indicates whether this display object should be rendered to the canvas and included when running Stage.getObjectsUnderPoint().
x
The x (horizontal) position of the display object, relative to its parent.
y
The y (vertical) position of the display object, relative to its parent.
Method Detail
cache(x, y, width, height)
Draws the display object into a new canvas, which is then used for subsequent draws. For complex content that does not change frequently (ex. a Sprite with many children that do not move, or a complex vector Shape), this can provide for much faster rendering because the content does not need to be re-rendered each tick. The cached display object can be moved, rotated, faded, etc freely, however if it's content changes, you must manually update the cache by calling updateCache() or cache() again. You must specify the cache area via the x, y, w, and h parameters. This defines the rectangle that will be rendered and cached using this display object's coordinates. For example if you defined a Shape that drew a circle at 0, 0 with a radius of 25, you could call myShape.cache(-25, -25, 50, 50) to cache the full shape.
- Parameters:
- x
- y
- width
- height
clone()
Returns a clone of this DisplayObject. Some properties that are specific to this instance's current context are reverted to their defaults (for example .parent).
draw(ctx, ignoreCache)
NOTE: This method is mainly for internal use, though it may be useful for advanced developers.
Draws the display object into the specified context ignoring it's visible, alpha, shadow, and transform.
Returns true if the draw was handled (useful for overriding functionality).
- Parameters:
- ctx
- The canvas 2D context object to draw into.
- ignoreCache
- Indicates whether the draw operation should ignore any current cache. For example, used for drawing the cache (to prevent it from simply drawing an existing cache back into itself).
getConcatenatedMatrix(mtx)
Generates a concatenated Matrix2D object representing the combined transform of
the display object and all of its parent Containers up to the highest level ancestor
(usually the stage). This can be used to transform positions between coordinate spaces,
such as with localToGlobal and globalToLocal.
- Parameters:
- mtx
- Optional. A Matrix2D object to populate with the calculated values. If null, a new Matrix object is returned.
getStage()
Returns the stage that this display object will be rendered on, or null if it has not been added to one.
globalToLocal(x, y)
Transforms the specified x and y position from the global (stage) coordinate space to the
coordinate space of the display object. For example, this could be used to determine
the current mouse position within the display object. Returns a Point instance with x and y properties
correlating to the transformed position in the display object's coordinate space.
- Parameters:
- x
- The x position on the stage to transform.
- y
- The y position on the stage to transform.
hitTest(x, y)
Tests whether the display object intersects the specified local point (ie. draws a pixel with alpha > 0 at the specified position).
This ignores the alpha, shadow and compositeOperation of the display object, and all transform properties including regX/Y.
- Parameters:
- x
- The x position to check in the display object's local coordinates.
- y
- The y position to check in the display object's local coordinates.
isVisible()
NOTE: This method is mainly for internal use, though it may be useful for advanced developers.
Returns true or falsee indicating whether the display object would be visible if drawn to a canvas.
This does not account for whether it would be visible within the boundaries of the stage.
localToGlobal(x, y)
Transforms the specified x and y position from the coordinate space of the display object
to the global (stage) coordinate space. For example, this could be used to position an HTML label
over a specific point on a nested display object. Returns a Point instance with x and y properties
correlating to the transformed coordinates on the stage.
- Parameters:
- x
- The x position in the source display object to transform.
- y
- The y position in the source display object to transform.
localToLocal(x, y, target)
Transforms the specified x and y position from the coordinate space of this display object to the
coordinate space of the target display object. Returns a Point instance with x and y properties
correlating to the transformed position in the target's coordinate space. Effectively the same as calling
var pt = this.localToGlobal(x, y); pt = target.globalToLocal(pt.x, pt.y);
- Parameters:
- x
- The x position in the source display object to transform.
- y
- The y position on the stage to transform.
- target
- The target display object to which the coordinates will be transformed.
toString()
Returns a string representation of this object.
uncache()
Clears the current cache. See cache() for more information.
updateCache(compositeOperation)
Redraws the display object to its cache. Calling updateCache without an active cache will throw an error.
If compositeOperation is null the current cache will be cleared prior to drawing. Otherwise the display object
will be drawn over the existing cache using the specified compositeOperation.
- Parameters:
- compositeOperation
- The compositeOperation to use, or null to clear the cache and redraw it. whatwg spec on compositing.


Manchester United eyeing £25.6m Ligue 1 starlet as Paul Pogba replacement
by Neelabhra RoyManchester United are reportedly interested in signing Rennes teenager Eduardo Camavinga as a long-term replacement for Camavinga.
Despite being only 17, the midfielder has become a regular for the Ligue 1 side this season, making 16 appearances across all competitions. So far, Camavinga has provided an assist against PSG.
SEE MORE: Two top clubs enter race to sign £15m-rated Manchester United star
According to the Sun, Manchester United are interested in signing the teenager who has a buyout clause of £25.6 million on his current contract with Rennes which runs out in 2022. This report also suggests that the Red Devils consider him as a long-term replacement for Pogba who could join Real Madrid.
The Sun stated a few days back that the French international could be on his way to the Bernabeu in a deal that could see Gareth Bale join Manchester United.
Camavinga has been quite impressive for Rennes so far and he could attract attention from Europe’s top clubs. He could be a fine addition to Manchester United’s squad but as far as replacing Pogba is concerned, the Red Devils should sign a more experienced player as it will be very hard for a teenager from Ligue 1 to have a massive impact on the Premier League.


Reports usages of classes in a field or method signature where the class has less visibility than the member that uses it.
While legal Java, such members cannot be used outside of the visibility scope of the class type they reference.
Example:
public class Parent {
public Child getChild() {
return new Child();
}
private class Child {}
}
Additionally, in Java 9 and higher, a module may hide some of its classes from other modules by not exporting their packages.
However, if a member that is part of the exported API references a non-exported class in its signature,
such a member cannot be used outside of the module.
Configure the inspection:
- Use the Report non-exported classes exposed in module API (Java 9+) option to report module API members
that expose non-exported classes.
Note that the language level of the project or module needs to be 9 or higher for this option.
- Use the Report non-accessible classes exposed in public API option to report on public members
that expose classes with a smaller visibility scope.
- Use the Report private classes exposed in package-local API option to report on package-local members
that expose
private
classes.


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