About Game
Game Idea
In this game, You can play tennis against a computer. The ball will bounce oﬀ of your racket and the computer’s racket. With the goal to try to earn as much points as you can.
How To Play the Game
You can use the 'w' key to move up and 's' key to move down. You are the Orange racket so good luck.  Try to play more rounds to earn higher scores! Good luck!
Chanllege
As the number of scores you earned increases, the computer’s racket speeds up.
Score
The score is the number of times you had the computer hit the ball back to you. The ball will move faster as the player scores more points. The high scores will be recorded for the best players.
Tennis Game
Score: 0
Lives: 3
Press 'w 'to move up the screen and 'd' to move down the screen.
Scores
| User | Score |
|---|
| Your High Score | |
|---|---|
| You don't have one yet! |
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Team Member: Jared Lincenberg, Trevor Kerr, Yu Sun


Every time I change something and I want to try I need to wait some time before I can check...
This is in case of 2 nodes!
jl777c28-Aug-19 11:30 AM
you shouldnt need to wait more than a second
Sir Seven28-Aug-19 12:52 PM
@blackjok3r After random crashes fix, getting reliably this one:
https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/JKwZtn7XWz/4028 malloc.c: No such file or directory.
^^ quite strange.
You just need to log in, go to wallet html page and press Update Transaction History.
UPD:
Same scenario, different backtrace:
https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/VQxHrncsBh/(edited)
PR Russian translation
https://github.com/jl777/libnspv/pull/128@blackjok3r There are two different crashes with similair scenario atm:
Updating mempoll transactions on Wallet page
And updating Transaction history.
blackjok3r28-Aug-19 01:59 PM
Weird... That was crashing for me every time before... So I fixed the crash on my system and broke it on yours
Sir Seven28-Aug-19 01:59 PM
Is image + password log in implemented now?
Or its in WIP status, so shouldn't bother?
blackjok3r28-Aug-19 01:59 PM
It was disabled.
Sir Seven28-Aug-19 02:00 PM
Got it.
blackjok3r28-Aug-19 02:00 PM
I will enable it again once crashes are sorted out.
opnce thing at a time.. or it gets too difficult(edited)
Sir Seven28-Aug-19 02:00 PM
There are UI problems with it, guess should check after it is enabled again.
blackjok3r28-Aug-19 02:01 PM
yes, james disabled it to try a fast fix for the crashes... but the crashes were not from that.(edited)
jl777c28-Aug-19 02:05 PM
too many UX issues with .jpg files
disabled semi-permanent, cant get the full path for the user selected file without javascript
blackjok3r28-Aug-19 02:06 PM
ah ok. so just leave it as 0 then?
jl777c28-Aug-19 02:07 PM
yes, dont reenable it. it is still in the html, just hidden
siu - Chainmakers28-Aug-19 02:08 PM
@Mihailo which repo/branch you recommend to test your nspv integrations?
jl777c28-Aug-19 02:11 PM
@grewalsatinder the .jpg form reappeared... must have messed it up with a merge
Sir Seven28-Aug-19 02:12 PM
@jl777c >>yes, dont reenable it. it is still in the html, just hidden
There are situations when it pop-ups and breaks stuff a bit.
Will contact Satinder on it.
Mihailo28-Aug-19 02:14 PM
@siu - Chainmakers Use JLs nSPV branch as I PR stuff when I finish them(edited)
siu - Chainmakers28-Aug-19 02:15 PM
ok, luckyly that is what i just compiled
so i can test channels?
ok, first confusion
i just did nspv_login
Mihailo28-Aug-19 02:16 PM
Yeah, I think it should work. If not, let me know what doesn't work
siu - Chainmakers28-Aug-19 02:16 PM
and when executing channelslist i get
./komodo-cli channelslist
error code: -1
error message:
to use CC contracts you need to nspv_login first
Mihailo28-Aug-19 02:17 PM
Have you done login recent, because it expires in 777 seconds
siu - Chainmakers28-Aug-19 02:17 PM
oh, wait... i guess i need to do use some test chain, im running KMD
@siu I'm running my own chains so don't have any, try to mine as JL suggests
Sir Seven28-Aug-19 02:39 PM
@grewalsatinder All fine now, cant reproduce.
grewalsatinder28-Aug-19 02:40 PM
perfect
thanks for German translation @denio
and thanks for Russian translation @Sir Seven
Mihailo28-Aug-19 02:57 PM
@jl777c I don't need to wait for a second to use cli, but to get the response from the fullnode it needs some time, it varies from time to time
blackjok3r28-Aug-19 03:09 PM
You need to filter the nodes down so that it only requests from good peers... I have made heaps of changes in libnspv that does this and it works really good now.(edited)
Mihailo28-Aug-19 03:15 PM
@siu - Chainmakers So I have fixed the list rpc on at least my CCs, but it should work on all. Just on fixed ones it will be fast if there are a lot of CCs of that type on chain.
is this a hardforking change to the fullnode side?
CrisF28-Aug-19 03:43 PM
Thanks a lot for the wallet screenshots @Sir Seven . They are very helpful.(edited)
blackjok3r28-Aug-19 03:58 PM
@Sir Seven
I canot reproduce your crash. I have tried compiling with and without degug set, and it does not happen for me. Is there some other steps I need to reproduce it?
I just started nSPV. and then logged in, and updated an address with 12,000 tx many times, and its working perfectly.
Sir Seven28-Aug-19 03:59 PM
Hm. I do run nspv on custom port. -p 12900
But it shouldn't affect wallet this way... as far as i see it.
blackjok3r28-Aug-19 03:59 PM
I will try it... It may be a system, issue... or something.. maybe compiling the nspv as static wil help?
Tiny Bitcoin Library written in C, with nSPV added - blackjok3rtt/libnspv
Sir Seven28-Aug-19 04:15 PM
With clean pull, ran onetime script. Started nspv ILN -p 12900
Logged in -> pressed Wallet button -> pressed Update (mempool) -> crash
https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/R6XJmMW3Jh/
Logged in -> pressed Wallet button -> crash
https://paste.ubuntu.com/p/yqjGzyJDgT/
And stuck there. Now each time i press Wallet it crashes.
Hmm, if that's sys problem, let me check on another device.
A few minutes.
After log in you are already on Wallet screen, yet i'm pressing Wallet button. Just in case.
blackjok3r28-Aug-19 04:16 PM
ok got it. I am on KMD so maybe that is the problem.
@jl777c It shouldn't be. I have added a call to mempooltxids so I can filter with txids for SetCCtxids. It wouldn't hurt to just go through the changes to see if it will affect something!
jl777c28-Aug-19 05:04 PM
but older versions that dont support this new functionality wont work, would it?
Mihailo28-Aug-19 05:04 PM
Basically, on nodes that doesn't have this code, the call won't work. But that is it.
Yes
But the calls are for RPCs so it is not consesus stuff
jl777c28-Aug-19 05:07 PM
ok, so i dont have to update the fullnodes?
blackjok3r28-Aug-19 05:13 PM
@Sir Seven
No go on ubuntu 16.04 using the copy of your source. Its wokring perfectly.(edited)
Sir Seven28-Aug-19 05:15 PM
No ideas.
Hm. Will try a few things later, not sure why it behaves so poorly for me.
1
Mihailo28-Aug-19 05:16 PM
@jl777c No, it should be fine.
Just the [cc]list rpc calls won't work
blackjok3r28-Aug-19 05:17 PM
should update version
any time calls change, otherwise the client gets hung up trying all the nodes it sees.
blackjok3r28-Aug-19 05:28 PM
after sending a bunch of tx it breaks...
I get a print of change (null) and nothig happens
I guess this is what you mean by utxo updating from mempool @jl777c ?
an is there any reason the nSPV client cannot just receive the real mempool? rather than needing to request it from full nodes?
It connected to them already and they would just send mempool out to nSPV nodes the same as any other?
jl777c28-Aug-19 05:35 PM
currently libnspv needs to wait for confirmations to get to a known state, has no concept of mempool when creating tx
it only needs to implement a mempool to have a real mempool
blackjok3r28-Aug-19 05:36 PM
great... seem to me that would be the proper way to do it
jl777c28-Aug-19 05:36 PM
yes
then all the mempool requests can query the local mempool


BACKGROUND:
This past Friday, I initiated myself into the iboga tribe with a dose of 800mg pure ibogaine, with a trusted friend watching over me to make sure that nothing bad happened.
The purpose: to rid myself of a vicious addiction to alcohol and stimulants, and to stabilize a mood that fluctuated between suicide and euphoria every 10 minutes.
PREPARATION:
Kept myself sober for 48 hours prior to taking the ibogaine. Took these two days off work to calm my mind, walked around in the woods on Toronto island the day of the experience, and meditated on my intent: to free myself from substance abuse, and to learn to enjoy the natural highs in life that I had never before been able to appreciate. I prepared myself for death, in case the ibogaine decided to kill me, but I had extensively researched the subject and thought that I would quite likely survive.
THE EXPERIENCE:
I dissolved the ibogaine in water and drank it slowly. Took some gravol and a tiny amount of marijuana to ward off nausea. The ibogaine hit swiftly, first with an MDMA-like euphoria and mushroom style visual hallucinations (closed eye fractals, etc.) I remember at about the half hour point exclaiming 'Hey, this is fun - I'm going to get high and detox at the same time.'
Then it REALLY hit me. The whole room started vibrating with a bizarre strobe light effect - it was like plugging your monitor into a 50Hz European outlet and having it go all funky. I started to get dizzy and retired to the darkened bedroom put aside for this purpose. I lay down and my whole body started shaking and twitching. It felt like being electrocuted, and I was convinced that I was going to die. Then, I felt myself rocketing upwards - quite unnerving, but because I had read about this in other people's reports, I began to relax.
I closed my eyes, and I was floating in space past various orbs, some with dancing gods and goddesses, others with video screens replaying various scenes from my life. A beautiful naked woman came towards me. I welcomed her. But as she approached, beckoning me, I saw that she was covered in sores and grotesque scars. I sent her away. I knew that she represented the seductive temptation of alcohol and drugs, and I would not have it.
Then I came face to face with a young black man. He said he was the spirit of the Iboga plant. I asked him if he would rid me of my addictions. He said he would. I started shaking violently and I asked if I was going to die. He said no. I became nauseous and begged him not to make me vomit. He winked and me, said 'we'll see,' and disappeared.
I saw the inside of my skull, dim and gray. Then, with a tremendous rush, it started to light up, from bottom to top. My vision zoomed in to four colour coded tubes. I knew that these were receptors for different neurotransmitters.  As the top of my skull finally lit up, a stream of little roto-rooter like nanobots went into the receptors and cleaned them out. Then some other nanobots filled each of them up with a cement like material, to varying levels. This was the ibogaine working to stabilize my brain chemistry to fix my addictions and make me happier.
With that, the visions stopped abruptly, as did the shaking, the nausea, and the inability to move properly. I got up and went to the bathroom without assistance. Though it had felt like days, it had only been four hours.
Unfortunately, at this point, my friends, realizing that I was out of any potential danger, started to make noise and turn on lights.  I took a cab home, lay down in my own bed, and proceeded to dream / think about living a sober life.
12 hours after ingesting the ibogaine, I got out of bed. I went over to my parents' house next door. They were very relieved that I had not died, and we discussed addiction recovery for a bit. For the next twelve hours, I lay in bed, half dreaming, got up, read a book, went back to bed, etc.  Though I was pleased to note that my depression seemed gone as did my craving for a drink, I was worried that I had permanently damaged my brain.
At the end of the second 12 hour period (24 hours post-ingestion), I fell asleep for an hour. When I woke up, whatever brain systems had been offline before suddenly came to life in blazing color. I felt happy, centered and alive. I took a walk outside, and was able to appreciate the smell of the spring air - it gave me more euphoria than any drug ever had. That night, I slept very little, which was annoying, but I felt really good, and I had expected this insomnia.
THE DAY AFTER:
The day after (which was today), was amazing. I went to the gym and actually enjoyed working out (something I had previously stopped doing in favour of drunkenness.) I cleaned my apartment and bought some healthy groceries. Then I met up with my ex-girlfriend for lunch. Now, whenever I hang out with her, we get into some kind of argument and I get upset. Today was no exception, the difference being that I was able to tell my brain to just accept the breakup and be happy being her friend. And so I was. And tonight, I went to a movie with another friend, and really enjoyed the sober pleasure of a good movie for the first time in years.
CONCLUSION:
Used with proper intent, iboga(ine) is a life-saver.
May your lives be filled with light.
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Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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[dscrdeql] <Llama-Admin> its because nobody trades it against usd
[dscrdeql] <Llama-Admin> I think
[dscrdeql] <tipsy_dev | auscoi> true that
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> Most likely
[dscrdeql] <tipsy_dev | auscoi> well if still $0.00486792 is coingecko my data matches.. I just don't go down taht far in decimals haha 0.00.....
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> Nice
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> Yep I prefer you Data tho much more exciting
[dscrdeql] <tipsy_dev | auscoi> haha is it?
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> For starters the price is higher
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> And it’s much less decimal numbers which I prefer
[dscrdeql] <tipsy_dev | auscoi> haha
[dscrdeql] <Zach> I really like that price call, thanks
[dscrdeql] <Zach> Can it do eth too?
[dscrdeql] <tipsy_dev | auscoi> is it trading for eth anywhere?
[dscrdeql] <Zach> Exrates, but not very active, like usd
[dscrdeql] <tipsy_dev | auscoi> Hm. Their ticker didn't supply me with eth numbers
[dscrdeql] <tipsy_dev | auscoi> {"id":378,"name":"EQL_BTC","last":7.7E-7,"lowestAsk":7.0E-7,"highestBid":3.3E-7,"percentChange":285.0,"baseVolume":551913.249068032,"quoteVolume":0.0,"high":7.7E-7,"low":2.0E-7},{"id":377,"name":"EQL_USD","last":0.007,"lowestAsk":0.006,"highestBid":7.21E-5,"percentChange":0.0,"baseVolume":100.0,"quoteVolume":0.0,"high":0.007,"low":0.007}
[dscrdeql] <tipsy_dev | auscoi> thats all I get for EQL (which is wrong anyway should be EQLI)
[dscrdeql] <Zach> Interesting, the lowest sell is 0.000039 and highest bid is 0.0000061 currently
[dscrdeql] <Zach> But it hasn’t had any trades in a while apparently
[dscrdeql] <Zach> 6 days ago was the last trade
[dscrdeql] <tipsy_dev | auscoi> dunno, I can't show it if their API doesn't supply it
[dscrdeql] <tipsy_dev | auscoi> I see it live on the site I know what you mean
[dscrdeql] <Zach> No worries I was just curious
[dscrdeql] <tipsy_dev | auscoi> Good catch though, it SHOULD be supplied in the ticker... wonder why its not
[dscrdeql] <Zach> I am good at pointing out errors in things
[dscrdeql] <tipsy_dev | auscoi> fantastic! I need all the help I can get haha
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> Is there a way exrates can change the ticker to eqli ??
[dscrdeql] <tipsy_dev | auscoi> that would be nice wouldn't it
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> Since it’s our official ticker
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> Yep..
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> Same for coin gecko
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> It can create mixed feelings and confusion
[dscrdeql] <Zach> Yeah I was confused at first since there is another coin with that ticker
[dscrdeql] <tipsy_dev | auscoi> Yeah haha am I even pulling the right data??
[dscrdeql] <Zach> That data looks right to me
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> I think so
[tlgrm] <Chris> Find out what coin is going to moon next!
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[dscrdeql] <Zach> The other EQL isn’t listed on exrates
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> Still they could easly change it if they want no ??
[dscrdeql] <CowboyCrypto- Founder> If any of you have friends that work at exchanges we can use another listing
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> Just wondering
[dscrdeql] <CowboyCrypto- Founder> Lol the last one we set up is taking forever
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> I wished
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> Can we trade in hyperdex yet ? Or the electrum servers are still offline?
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> Volume there is kinda low too :x
[dscrdeql] <MassimoStyle> ?raim 10
[dscrdeql] <CowboyCrypto- Founder> Volume is low because we need support. We are trying to come up with ideas to get more people involved. More people = more buy support
[dscrdeql] <Jonathan-Mod> Marketmaker is being iffy on EQLI, Komodo is working on MM 2.0 which should run alot smoother
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> Ye obviously MM2.0 is due to be launched in q1 2019 or so no ?
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> Or they haven’t specified a date ?
[dscrdeql] <Jonathan-Mod> It's still in the works, can't wait for it - will be evolutionary
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> If they join that together with rebranding and they pull both things at the same períod of time
[dscrdeql] <Buddz1993> That would be just a milestone achieved because I think what happened to railblocks it’s just a small portion of what can happen to kmd


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How to use¶
- Run DataHub
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- Select a table to browse
- The table of data should be shown on the page
Basic Features¶
- Sort: Click a column to sort (click again to toggle ascending/descending). Shift-click to sort by multiple columns.
- Show/Hide Columns: Click the blue “Show/hide columns” button and select (or deselect) the columns you want to show (or hide).
- Rearrange Columns: Click and drag a column to rearrange the order of columns
- Paginate: Click the desired page number (or arrow) below bottom right of table
- Number of Records: Click the dropdown menu above top-left of table and select the number of records to display
- Aggregates: Click the blue “Aggregate” button, select a function (ex. min, max) and a column to compute the aggregate.
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Filters allow querying the table to display the rows which satisfy some condition.
- Add Filter: Flick the blue “New Filter” button, it will add a row (i.e. the filter) to the bottom of the table
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QUEENS SUPREME--WHO CARES ABOUT JUDGES?
By Michael Asimow
Let's face it. The life of
judges is really boring. Trial judges just sit up there on the
bench, hammer their gavel, rule on motions, sustain or overrule
evidentiary objections, instruct the jury, and go to lunch. They
are almost completely passive, not active like the lawyers. By
comparison, the life of appellate judges is even more boring.
They spend their day reading briefs, listening to oral argument,
and writing opinions. As a result, a TV series based on the life
of trial or appellate judges is likely to be a real snoozer.
The
fate of the two Supreme Court series that debuted last year (First
Monday and The Court) was a bad omen. They were killed
after a few episodes. The writers tried to liven them up with
sex among the clerks and bickering among the justices, but it
just didn't work. On the other hand, Judging Amy has been
a modest success. The shows do a decent job of exploring real
issues in juvenile and family law. People seem interested in
the life of judge Amy Gray (and her children, ex-husband, boyfriends
and her gay court clerk). In my opinion, the key to the show's
success is Amy's mother Maxine Gray (played by Tyne Daly). Maxine
is a social worker and each week's show juxtaposes the social
work angle and the legal angle. To me, at least, the social work
segment is more interesting and carries the show. Judging
Amy thus resembles Law & Order which somehow hit
on a winning combination by combining police work and prosecution
work in each episode.
And then there are the daytime
judge shows, led by Judge Judy and her numerous clones.
These shows are a phenomenal ratings success, with Judge Judy
often pulling the highest ratings on daytime TV. The reasons
for this success are somewhat obscure. Evidently the daytime
TV audience enjoys a voyeuristic look into the tacky problems
of the real litigants who duke it out on the show. They seem
to welcome receiving bite-size lessons in legal rules. More important,
the audience seems to get off on the highly injudicious behavior
of the daytime TV judges.  Meanwhile, she unashamedly
articulates her own moral values and those of her audience ("how
come you keep getting pregnant when you can't support the kids
you already have?") But the bottom line is that the audience
seems to like watching these judges at work.
So, there's hope for a new
TV series about the life of trial judges, right? Queens Supreme
is CBS' bet that people care about what judges do. Personally,
I don't think so and predict a quick death for the new show,
but what do I know? Even network executives have a terrible record
in predicting whether particular pop culture products will find
a market--so people like us in the peanut gallery aren't likely
to do any better.
The fundamental problem in
writing a show about trial judges is to avoid dwelling on the
unspeakably tedious work that judges actually do and instead
find some way to inject sex and violence into each episode. The
debut of Queens Supreme did that capably and, I grudgingly
admit, I kind of enjoyed it. The episode focuses on Judge Jack
Moran, played by Oliver Platt. I have always enjoyed Platt's
work and I thought he did a bangup job in the debut episode.
Judge Moran is trying a tort case arising out of a death at a
quit-smoking clinic. The jury is hopelessly hung. The jurors
really hate each other, particularly one particularly obnoxious
juror who is holding out for the plaintiff. He argues that the
cold-turkey therapy at the clinic caused a fatal heart attack.
Needless to say, that juror is himself a heavy smoker who is
having withdrawal symptoms since he can't smoke in the jury room.
Jurors who are voting for the defense seem almost equally obnoxious
including a preachy high school teacher.
While Judge Moran administers
the "Allen charge" (designed to get the jurors to compromise
and come up with a unanimous verdict), the obnoxious juror goes
berserk, grabs the bailiff's gun, and holds the judge, jurors
and court personnel hostage. Although the hostage-taker never
figures out what he is trying to do, the episode generates some
real suspense. Judge Moran is packing his own heat and a lot
of tension arises from whether he's going to go for his gun and
shoot it out with the juror.
A back story during this episode
concerns Judge Moran's pending divorce. The show opens with his
wife trying to get the judge to sign the final divorce papers
which he doesn't want to do. And the episode ends with them going
to dinner. Left open is whether they're going to give their marriage
one more try. So--episode one managed to inject both sex and
violence into the humdrum life of big city trial judges. But,
to be honest, the funny parts weren't really very funny and the
drama parts weren't all that dramatic.
One thing I liked about the
show is that it highlighted some real issues about juries. It
was very good in underlining how wretchedly unpleasant it can
be for jurors to be cooped up in jury rooms wrangling for days
with obnoxious people they can't stand and who seem to be completely
irrational. The episode raises serious questions about whether
our commitment to juries in civil cases makes any sense. Just
about nobody else in the world uses juries for cases of this
kind. Juries are inefficient, expensive, irrational, and vastly
slow up the civil litigation process. They are also a huge intrusion
on the lives of ordinary people. We no longer conscript soldiers
and we don't force you to vote. Why, exactly, are we still forcing
people to serve on civil juries (aside from the fact that civil
juries are protected by the Seventh Amendment)?
So, good luck to Queens
Supreme. I suggest you catch it before it's cancelled.
Posted February 6, 2003
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- Offline downloads for Hulu are now supported on Android devices.
- The feature originally rolled out at the beginning of October starting with iOS devices.
- Only available for users on the $11.99 per month ad-free plan.
On October 7, Hulu announced it was finally adding downloads for offline viewing to its app. Unfortunately, this feature would roll out to iOS users first and Android users would have to wait. That's something we have become accustomed to as Android users, although it's still a bitter pill to swallow.
Fortunately for us, Hulu didn't keep Android users waiting too long and downloads are now available for Hulu subscribers. In case you missed it when Hulu first announced offline downloads, it comes with some caveats.
The first being that you must be subscribed to the more expensive $11.99 ad-free plan. Next, you can only download up to 25 things over five different devices, and you'll have to watch them within 30 days. Also, anything you've downloaded will expire 48 hours after you've started watching it. However, you will have the option to renew it if the title is still available at that time.
Last but not least, not every video will be available for download on Hulu, although the company says there are "thousands" of supported titles. To see which videos support downloading, you can tap on the "Downloadable" option while searching the "Browse" menu.
Offline downloads have been a popular feature for years now on many other streaming platforms, such as Netflix and Amazon Prime Video. It provides a convenient way for users to make sure they can watch content even if their connection is spotty or without worrying about cellular data caps.
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yopt_sprites
Optimize CSS Sprites
images
- Arranging the images in the sprite horizontally as opposed to vertically usually results in a smaller file size.
- Combining similar colors in a sprite helps you keep the color count low, ideally under 256 colors so to fit in a PNG8.
- “Be mobile-friendly” and don’t leave big gaps between the images in a sprite. This doesn’t affect the file size as much but requires less memory for the user agent to decompress the image into a pixel map. 100x100 image is 10 thousand pixels, where 1000x1000 is 1 million pixels


What is it?
This project was a way for me to cut down on the number of times I have to google things. Why? Well, because I felt like it and it was a challenge. I finished with my first approach and decided that it would be fun to open source and create a UI to both learn how to deploy and give a tool to people who do not know how to code!
Why did I make it?
I made it to learn as I find that the best way to really improve one's skills - if you want to follow my journey and see more of my projects as i build them, sign up to get updates in the top right corner of this page! Feel free to suggest ideas you'd want to work on together in the Future Projects link at the bottom of this page!
What does it do?
Long story short this program grabs sales data from various stores every day and puts them in a table format on this page for you to find your seals!
What comes next?
I have moved to automating my subway timing as of now trying to build a discord tool to notify me 5 minutes before I need to walk to my train to get home on time!
I am also working on a tool to tell me what clothes will be most comfortable to wear given the weather - this will entail creating my own dataset and then inferring information from that dataset
What is "Juha"?
Juha is a character in middle eastern folk lore known for his craftiness and resourcefulness, he has many encounters that leave the listener both scratching their head and nodding in approval - for this reason I thought that Juha would appreciate the approach to grocery shopping enabled here


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The Federal Open Market Committee at its meeting today decided to lower its target for the federal funds rate by 25 basis points to 3-3/4 percent. In a related action, the Board of Governors approved a 25 basis point reduction in the discount rate to 3-1/4 percent. Today's action by the FOMC brings the decline in the target federal funds rate since the beginning of the year to 275 basis points. The patterns evident in recent months--declining profitability and business capital spending, weak expansion of consumption, and slowing growth abroad--continue to weigh on the economy. The associated easing of pressures on labor and product markets is expected to keep inflation contained. Although continuing favorable trends bolster long-term prospects for productivity growth and the economy, the Committee continues to believe that against the background of its long-run goals of price stability and sustainable economic growth and of the information currently available, the risks are weighted mainly toward conditions that may generate economic weakness in the foreseeable future. In taking the discount rate action, the Federal Reserve Board approved requests submitted by the Boards of Directors of the Federal Reserve Banks of Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Atlanta, Chicago, Dallas and San Francisco. Home | News and events Accessibility Last update: June 27, 2001 |


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Who is Hamza Farah?
Hamza Farah is a boy with big dreams, sticks t his goals and with a bright future ahead ( the inventor of no pain no gain)
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This example application demonstrates control of a Zephyr LWM2M candy dispenser using BLE and 6lowpan.
This example application demonstrates control of a Zephyr LWM2M light using BLE and 6lowpan.


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Hello guys, My name is Ethan He. I am a self-taught web developer and programmer who have been coding for about half year now. I have a bachelor degree in marketing. Currently, I have a part-time job at a financial firm. As right now, I am proficient in HTML and CSS with some basic knowledge of Javascript, Jquery, Bootstrap and WordPress. Hopefully, as I get better at programming and web development, my skill sets will advance and be able to create highly dynamic and interactive websites.
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Change Log: 2.084.0
Download D 2.084.0
released Jan 01, 2019
Compiler changes
- Aliases can be created directly from a __trait.
- Added -check switch to turn on and off each category of runtime checks.
- Add -checkaction=D|C|halt compiler switch.
- -color and -color=on will now always output colorized console output
- The code generated by mixin statements can now be saved with -mixin
- Deprecate invalid binary literals
- Deprecated extern(Pascal) linkage
- The deprecation phase for fully qualified names that bypassed private imports is finished
- Templates are now mangled correctly on POSIX
- Added __c_wchar_t as a correct mangling type for C's wchar_t
Runtime changes
Library changes
Dub changes
List of all bug fixes and enhancements in D 2.084.0.
Compiler changes
- Aliases can be created directly from a __trait.
Aliases can be created directly from the traits that return symbol(s) or tuples. This includes getMember, allMembers, derivedMembers, parent, getOverloads, getVirtualFunctions, getVirtualMethods, getUnitTests, getAttributes and finally getAliasThis. Previously an AliasSeq was necessary in order to alias their return. Now the grammar allows to write shorter declarations:
struct Foo { static int a; } alias oldWay = AliasSeq!(__traits(getMember, Foo, "a"))[0]; alias newWay = __traits(getMember, Foo, "a");
To permit this it was more interesting to include __trait in the basic types rather than just changing the alias syntax. So additionally, wherever a type appears a __trait can be used, for example in a variable declaration:
struct Foo { static struct Bar {} } const(__traits(getMember, Foo, "Bar")) fooBar; static assert(is(typeof(fooBar) == const(Foo.Bar)));
- Added -check switch to turn on and off each category of runtime checks.
Option("check=[assert|bounds|in|invariant|out|switch][=[on|off]]", `Overrides default, -boundscheck, -release and -unittest options to enable or disable specific checks.
- assert: assertion checking
- bounds: array bounds
- in: in contracts
- invariant: class/struct invariants
- out: out contracts
- switch: switch default
- on or not specified: specified check is enabled.
- off: specified check is disabled.
- Add -checkaction=D|C|halt compiler switch.
It covers action taken when an assert fails, a bounds check fails, or a final switch error happens. D means the usual D behavior of throwing an Error, C means call the C runtime library assert failure function, and halt means halt the program execution.
The halt is the main addition here, it enables very lightweight assert's.
- -color and -color=on will now always output colorized console output
Before this release -color wouldn't output colorized console output if the terminal detection failed. With this release, a new option auto is introduced for -color=<value> which will continue to be the default:
- auto: enable colorized output if a tty is detected (default)
- on: always use colored output.
- off: never use colored output.
Hence, it is now possible to use -color (a shortcut for -color=on) to force DMD to emit colorized console output. For example, this will now use colorized console output:
> echo $(echo "test" | dmd -color - 2>&1) __stdin.d(2): Error: no identifier for declarator test
- The code generated by mixin statements can now be saved with -mixin
This is useful to debug errors in compilation and provides source for debuggers to show when requested.
- Deprecate invalid binary literals
Prior to this release, binary literals without any digits after the prefix 0b were considered valid. This has now been deprecated.
auto foo = 0b; // deprecated auto bar = 0b_; // deprecated auto baz = 0b0; // conforming equivalent
- Deprecated extern(Pascal) linkage
This linkage is completely unused, being an heritage from a few decades ago. Additionally, it's only supported by DMD and cause mangling ambiguity.
- The deprecation phase for fully qualified names that bypassed private imports is finished
// a.d import std.stdio;
// b.d import a; void main() { std.stdio.writefln("foo"); // deprecation before patch, now errors }
In order to compile the example successfully, public needs to be added to the import located in a.d : public import std.stdio; or import std.stdio; needs to be added to b.d.
- Templates are now mangled correctly on POSIX
Before this version, anything including extern(C++) templates was not correctly mangled on OSX, Linux, and FreeBSD, leading to linker errors.
- Added __c_wchar_t as a correct mangling type for C's wchar_t
This allows code interfacing with C++ that uses wchar_t to link correctly. It replaces wchar (Windows) and dchar (Posix) as the memory type for the DRuntime alias wchar_t.
Runtime changes
- Added core.stdcpp.array.
Added core.stdcpp.array, which links against C++ std::array
- Add D header file core.sys.darwin.crt_externs for libc/crt_externs.h on Darwin.
Add D header file core.sys.darwin.crt_externs for libc/crt_externs.h on Darwin.
- Added initialize template argument to object.destroy().
object.destroy() now receives an initialize argument to specify whether to re-initialize the object after destruction.
- Added core.stdcpp.string_view.
Added core.stdcpp.string_view, which links against C++ std::string_view
Library changes
- Add overload std.random.unpredictableSeed!UIntType
std.random.unpredictableSeed now has an overloaded version std.random.unpredictableSeed!UIntType that can be used to produce seeds of any unsigned type UIntType.
import std.random : unpredictableSeed; auto a = unpredictableSeed!uint; static assert(is(typeof(a) == uint)); auto b = unpredictableSeed!ulong; static assert(is(typeof(b) == ulong)); // The old syntax still works. uint c = unpredictableSeed;
Additionally the implementation quality of unpredictableSeed has been improved, speeding it up and eliminating an obvious pattern in the high bit. (Bear in mind that unpredictableSeed is still not cryptographically secure.)
Dub changes
- Add Command
The add command adds a dependency to the dub.json/dub.sdl recipe file.
Running dub add vibe-d queries the latest version for vibe-d from the registry, then rewrites your recipe file with the new dependency added.
dub.json:
"dependencies": { "vibe-d": "~>X.Y.Z" }
dub.sdl:
dependency "vibe-d" version="~>X.Y.Z"
It is also possible to add multiple packages at once and explicitly add a simple version specification for some of them.
For example the command dub add vibe-d='~>0.8.2' mir-algorithm=3.1.21 would add the given 2 dependencies to the recipe file without querying the registry.
Packages with and without version-specifier can be mixed in a single invocation.
The can also be used to overwrite existing dependencies of the same name with different version specifications.
- dub now supports $DUB variable
With this release, one can call dub from build commands in the following way:
// dub.sdl: preBuildCommands "$DUB run --single somebuildscript.d"
This is useful if dub is not in the $PATH, or if several versions of dub are installed.
$DUB is also accessible as environment variable in the build commands processes.
$DUB points to the running executable, unless it is used as a library. In such case, $DUB will resolve to the first dub executable found in $PATH.
- Pre/Post run commands added
DUB now supports commands preRunCommands which are executed before the target run and postRunCommands which are executed after the target run. Environment variable DUB_TARGET_EXIT_STATUS contains the target executable call status and is available in postRunCommands.
- Shebang without .d extension
Dub single-file packages e.g. app.d can now be called without .d extension. In addition to dub app.d --param you can call dub app --param.
Also files without .d extension are supported now as single-file packages.
- Sort JSON
JSON files are now sorted before being written to dub.json. This is to prevent the order of the JSON properties from changing when dub.json is updated.
- Added experimental feature to improve build cache efficiency
Using version identifiers to configure certain features can often lead to unnecessary rebuilds of dependencies that don't use those version identifiers. In order to improve the build cache efficiency, dub gained a new experimental --filter-versions switch.
When --filter-versions is passed to any build, test, or generate command, dub will grep for all the version identifiers packages actually use and only apply those during building. This allows for example to reuse a cached build for a library between two applications using different version identifiers when the library isn't using any of those itself.
The following regular expressions used to grep for version identifiers.
enum verRE = ctRegex!`(?:^|\s)version\s*\(\s*([^\s]*?)\s*\)`; enum debVerRE = ctRegex!`(?:^|\s)debug\s*\(\s*([^\s]*?)\s*\)`;
For packages that use version identifiers in mixins or auto-generated sources, the list of applicable version identifiers can be specified explicitly in the package file.
dub.json:
"-versionFilters": ["Have_vibe_d"] "-versionFilters-posix": ["UseUnixSockets", "UseMMap"] "-debugVersionFilters": ["ValidateRequests"]
dub.sdl:
x:versionFilters "Have_vibe_d" x:versionFilters "UseUnixSockets" "UseMMap" platform="posix" x:debugVersionFilters "ValidateRequests"
Note that the inferred version identifiers are cached and grepping is generally very fast, so explicitly specifying version identifiers should only be used if necessary.
Also note that specifying either of versionFilters or debugVersionFilters will disable inference for both of them.
The reservered version identifier none can be used for packages that don't use any version identifiers or debug version identifiers at all.
dub.json:
"-versionFilters": ["none"]
dub.sdl:
x:debugVersionFilters "none"
List of all bug fixes and enhancements in D 2.084.0:
DMD Compiler regressions
- Bugzilla 15206: [REG2.077] ICE on optimized build, tym = x1d Internal error: backend\cgxmm.c 547
- Bugzilla 16284: [REG2.067] CTFE internal error: bad compare
- Bugzilla 18938: Dmd segfault when compiling this dub package in test release
- Bugzilla 19103: Can imports symbols in module to a struct with mixin.
- Bugzilla 19202: deprecated eponymous template prints no warning
- Bugzilla 19227: S.init is S.init failing for struct with float member
- Bugzilla 19389: Multiple assignment does not work for struct members
- Bugzilla 19409: static if (__traits(compiles, __traits(identifier, ...))) evaluates to false even though the expression alone evaluates to true
- Bugzilla 19447: [REG2.066] fixed size slice assignment in ctfe loses connection with array
- Bugzilla 19473: DMD Segfault on circular struct reference
- Bugzilla 19491: ICE (segfault) when initializing scope variable with shared type
- Bugzilla 19510: [2.084 REG] random and spurious error about a missing NOLOGO.d file
DMD Compiler bugs
- Bugzilla 5973: alias this is not considered with superclass lookup
- Bugzilla 6777: alias this disables casting for classes
- Bugzilla 9274: is + alias this = wrong code
- Bugzilla 10692: Deprecation isn't checked using alias this
- Bugzilla 11499: is-expression misbehaving with 'alias this'
- Bugzilla 13392: class + alias this + cast(void*) == overzealous cast
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- Bugzilla 18572: AliasSeq default arguments are broken
- Bugzilla 18979: Template constructor bypasses private
- Bugzilla 19014: Compiler imports symbols that aren't actually imported.
- Bugzilla 19086: Bad stack trace for exceptions
- Bugzilla 19307: Variables moved to a closure show nonsense in debugger
- Bugzilla 19318: Variables captured from outer functions not visible in debugger
- Bugzilla 19319: No line number when std.math is missing for x ^^ y
- Bugzilla 19336: [ICE] segfault on invalid code
- Bugzilla 19376: Do not generate object file from .di file passed on command line
- Bugzilla 19381: capture pointer in nested function should not be called "this"
- Bugzilla 19415: return non-copyable struct fails if member function has return attribute
- Bugzilla 19464: typeof immutable fields order dependent
- Bugzilla 19497: the program crash using dmd with -O, it works fine without optimizations.
- Bugzilla 19520: assert(TypeExp is TypeExp): compiles with empty structs
DMD Compiler enhancements
- Bugzilla 1870: Reproduce offending lines in error messages for string mixins
- Bugzilla 7804: Cannot alias __traits directly
- Bugzilla 12790: Compiler should keep mixin file around for debugging purposes
- Bugzilla 16165: Show expected number of function arguments on mismatch
- Bugzilla 19246: Binary literal 0b_ allowed
- Bugzilla 19278: extern(C++, "name") doesn't accept expressions
- Bugzilla 19439: Make __traits(getAliasThis) return empty tuple for non-aggregate types
Phobos regressions
- Bugzilla 13300: pure function 'std.array.Appender!(T[]).Appender.ensureAddable' cannot call impure function 'test.T.__fieldPostBlit'
- Bugzilla 18824: [REG 2.080] Tuple's opBinaryRight takes precedence over appending a tuple to an array of tuples
- Bugzilla 19133: core.exception.rangeerror@std/file.d(3812):
- Bugzilla 19213: goto skips declaration of variable in std.algorithm.iteration.joiner
Phobos bugs
- Bugzilla 4957: std.concurrency does not allow to pass Tid in struct fields
- Bugzilla 18327: std.random.XorshiftEngine is parameterized by UIntType but only works with uint
- Bugzilla 18680: std.random.LinearCongruentialEngine has opEquals but no toHash
- Bugzilla 18755: std.typecons.Rebindable breaks @safe-ty
- Bugzilla 18778: std.format: Positional arguments do not work as expected with nesting
- Bugzilla 18796: std.algorithm.substitute asserts on empty range
- Bugzilla 19331: std.regex.internal.ir.SmallFixedArray.toHash is ignored because it's non-const
- Bugzilla 19338: std.bitmanip.BitArray.count gives segfault for empy BitArray
- Bugzilla 19366: Qualify opCast(bool) as const for findSplit, findSplitBefore and findSplitAfter
- Bugzilla 19367: std.net.curl does not understand HTTP/2 status lines
- Bugzilla 19456: ParameterIdentifierTuple incorrect for abstract methods with unnamed parameters
Phobos enhancements
- Bugzilla 5502: More handy ways to create associative arrays
- Bugzilla 9702: std.string.replace for single chars too?
- Bugzilla 10930: std.array.replace cannot simple replace an element in array
- Bugzilla 18595: std.random: add unpredictableSeedOf!UIntType for non-uint unpredictableSeed
- Bugzilla 19197: Replace instances of typeid(T).getHash(..) with hashOf
- Bugzilla 19238: no-arg splitter should work on ranges of characters
- Bugzilla 19308: Optimize std.string.stripLeft
- Bugzilla 19364: Decrease template bloat for string functions
- Bugzilla 19396: [betterC] ScopeBuffer can't be used in betterC with inline
- Bugzilla 19403: Make std.string.stripLeft on char array @nogc nothrow
- Bugzilla 19404: Optimize std.string.stripRight
- Bugzilla 19405: Speed up backwards UTF-8 decoding in stripRight & make nogc nothrow for strings
- Bugzilla 19429: indexOf("a", "b") should be nothrow/@nogc
- Bugzilla 19466: functionLinkage documentation omits some values
Druntime regressions
- Bugzilla 19498: undefined identifier rt_loadLibraryW
Druntime bugs
- Bugzilla 8872: Missing extended window styles (WS_EX_... enumeration) in windows header
- Bugzilla 11168: core.stdc.time.asctime() is incorrectly marked as @trusted
- Bugzilla 11174: Both AF_PACKET and SO_BINDTODEVICE undefined
- Bugzilla 11294: Object destruction with alias this
- Bugzilla 19087: final switch cannot be used in -betterC
- Bugzilla 19090: core.internal.hash.bytesHash unit test uses incorrect test vector on BigEndian machines
- Bugzilla 19204: hashOf doesn't accept SIMD vectors
- Bugzilla 19332: hashOf fails to compile for const struct that has non-const toHash & has all fields bitwise-hashable
- Bugzilla 19401: Fix bug in core.internal.traits.hasElaborateDestructor & hasElaborateCopyConstructor for struct with static array alias & for nested structs/unions
- Bugzilla 19433: Don't consume --DRT-* options if rt_cmdline_enabled is false
Druntime enhancements
- Bugzilla 19214: Support object.destruct() for efficient (and correct!) destruction
- Bugzilla 19398: Document meaning of core.atomic.MemoryOrder
- Bugzilla 19414: object.__cmp(T[]) on big-endian architectures can use memcmp for unsigned integers of any size
- Bugzilla 19416: Make core.exception.onOutOfMemoryError work in betterC
- Bugzilla 19421: Make pureMalloc, etc. usable in BetterC
- Bugzilla 19423: In core.stdc.errno directly link __errno on OpenBSD & NetBSD
- Bugzilla 19424: Add Haiku support to core.stdc.errno
- Bugzilla 19468: Improve cyclic dependency error message
dlang.org bugs
- Bugzilla 19374: TypeVector undefined in grammar
dlang.org enhancements
- Bugzilla 19321: Unions "may not" have fields with destructors
Installer bugs
- Bugzilla 19434: "Invalid signature" when using install.sh with no ~/.gnupg
Contributors to this release (53)
A huge thanks goes to all the awesome people who made this release possible.
- aG0aep6G
- Andrei Alexandrescu
- Andu033
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- jmh530
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- Johannes Pfau
- jsatellite
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- look-at-me
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Rajasthani cities often provide a good variety of options for people who love to shop. If you are looking for interesting things to do in Udaipur, look no farther than Hathi Pol Bazaar. The market is littered with souvenirs, paintings and artisanal products at negotiable prices if you’re there to look at a good bargain and is among the best places for shopping in Udaipur. Add colors to your wardrobe as you shop for ethnic things at this market in Udaipur.
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RAAS devigarh
Housed in an 18th century palace in the village of Delwara, this heritage property features an outdoor pool, a spa and a business centre. Complimentary Wi-Fi access is provided.
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Maderi Havelli
Second City
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The leela palace
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trident udaipur
Surrounded by landscaped gardens, Trident Udaipur is located on the banks of the Pichola Lake and spread over 43 acres. It houses 3 dining options and an outdoor pool.
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Vintage Car Museum Udaipur – Witness The Classical Beauties
One of the best things to do in Udaipur for vintage car lovers and thrill junkies is checking out the Vintage & Classic Car Collection Museum. Often people are interested in witnessing the preservation of vintage and classical cars. This museum gives a golden chance to all car lovers to get a rare insight into the maintenance and upkeep of the cars of old or those which had appeared in our favourite movies and television shows.
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City Palace – Tour The Majestic Palace
Constructed over a period of 40 decades, the City Palace is a majestic sight. Taking a tour of the palace is one of the unique things to do in Udaipur. The City Palace is built on the east bank of the famous Lake Pichola. There are more palaces in the complex of the City Palace of Udaipur. Perched on a hill, it is a beautiful example of both Rajasthani and Mughal architecture.
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by Mike MinottiNintendo has revealed that Pokémon Sword and Shield have already sold a combined 6 million copies globally.
The titles came out for Switch on November 15. Nintendo notes that the latest Pokémon has become the Switch’s fast-selling game, beating Super Smash Bros. Ultimate’s first week performance of 5 million copies sold.
This is also much better that the first week for the Pokémon Let’s Go titles that came out last years, which were remakes of the first games in the franchise. Let’s Go Pikachu and Let’s Go Eevee sold a combined 3 million copies in its first week.
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If the File.Copy call fails, then Error.Last will return a non-zero value indicating the reason for the failure. Error.LastMsg will return a string which contains the textual version of the error.
Note that you can use either forward or backward slashes to separate components in a path. If you use backward slashes, you must double them in a string literal. (i.e. "d:\\west\\example.t")
File.Copy ("d:/west/example.dat", "new_example.t")
if Error.Last = eNoError then
put "File copied"
else
put "Did not copy the file."
put "Error: ", Error.LastMsg
end if
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