| 027:049 Khan | : |
They said: "Swear one to another by Allah that we shall make a secret night attack on him and his household, and afterwards we will surely say to his near relatives: 'We witnessed not the destruction of his household, and verily! We are telling the truth.'" |
| 027:049 Maulana | : |
They said: Swear one to another by Allah that we shall attack him and his family by night, then we shall say to his heir: We witnessed not the destruction of his family, and we are surely truthful. |
| 027:049 Pickthal | : |
They said: Swear one to another by Allah that we verily will attack him and his household by night, and afterward we will surely say unto his friend: We witnessed not the destruction of his household.  We are truthful.' " |
| 027:049 Sarwar | : |
They said, "Let us swear by God to do away with him and his family during the night then tell his guardian that we did not see how he and his family had been destroyed, and we shall be telling the truth." |
| 027:049 Shakir | : |
They said: Swear to each other by Allah that we will certainly make a sudden attack on him and his family by night, then we will say to his heir: We did not witness the destruction of his family, and we are most surely truthful. |
| 027:049 Sherali | : |
They said, 'Swear one to another by ALLAH that we will surely attack him and his family by night, and then we will say to his heir, 'We witnessed not the destruction of his family, and most surely we are truthful.' |
| 027:049 Yusufali | : |
They said: "Swear a mutual oath by Allah that we shall make a secret night attack on him and his people, and that we shall then say to his heir (when he seeks vengeance): 'We were not present at the slaughter of his people, and we are positively telling the truth.'" |
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I'm a fourth-year student studying computer science and engineering at MIT, Class of 2019, with a concentration in theater arts and a graduate of the MIT Media Lab MAS First-Year program.
Spring 2018, I spent the semester abroad revising informatik and German at ETH Zürich for the inaugural MIT EECS x ETH exchange program.
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Summer 2015, I moved to Boston to begin first year at MIT and train with my coaches, Mark Mitchell and Peter Johansson, under Mitchell Johansson Method. I represent the Skating Club of Boston.Aside from competing, I love to skate in shows and exhibitions, and have performed for Harvard's An Evening with Champions in support of the Jimmy Fund and Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, Skating Club at Dartmouth and Children's Hospital, and the Rockefeller Center in NYC.
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Jet diverts to Shannon after suffering hydraulic failure over Atlantic
by By Pat FlynnA transatlantic jet was forced to divert to Shannon Airport this morning after suffering a hydraulic system leak and failure off the Scottish coast.
Atlas Air flight ‘Giant’ 8327 was en route from Frankfurt Hahn airport to Portsmouth, New Hampshire in the U.S.
Shortly before 10.00am, when the Boeing 767-300(ER) jet was about 800km northwest of Donegal, the crew reported they were experiencing mechanical issues.
Later, the flight crew further advised controllers that they had “lost the majority of the fluid” from one of the jet’s hydraulic systems. The pilot also confirmed that as a result, this could potentially affect the plane’s braking capability on landing.
Shannon Airport’s fire and rescue service was placed on standby as a precaution and crews were waiting for the aircraft when it landed safely at 11am.
Emergency vehicles moved into position behind the jet after it landed however crews reported there was no evidence of a fluid leak.
An inspection of the runway was undertaken to ensure there had been no contamination of the surface by hydraulic fluid.
In the meantime, the jet was able to taxi to the terminal accompanied by airport fire crews. Engineers were also standing by at the terminal to investigate the hydraulic issue.
Atlas Air is a New York based cargo and passenger charter airline that also provides services to the U.S. military flying troops around the world.


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Biscotti with almonds, orange zest, and crystallized ginger. I used this basic recipe from "Cooking for Engineers" (which is a very funny and useful website, by the way), replaced half the flour with whole wheat flour, reduced the sugar to 2/3 cup, used whole raw almonds, and added 1/4 cup chopped crystallized ginger. The biscotti were very pretty and quite delicious. They were on the hard side so next time I would probably cut them thinner and double the ginger since I like it so much.


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As a young man who has lived in Baltimore county for all of my life I have not looked into the history of my county or Harford county. However that changed when I enrolled at Harford community college. Now I enrolled in US history 1 and 2 with professor Dixon and he introduced me to some events in Harford county. Now last semester would be my first step into civil rights in Harford county when I went and listen to Mr. Stamps. That day would get me intrigued with local history. Flash forward to today doing this project made me open my eyes to that the civil rights movement was more than just Rosa Parks, MLK, and Malcolm X fighting for civil rights. This project made me realize that when I was in high school and talked about the civil rights movement none of my teachers mentioned key important events that mot only happened in our state but In our backyard. We didn’t talk about Harford Memorial and Mr. Stamps, the route 40 dinners, and anything in our county involving parks. If it wasn’t for this I would have never learned any of this. Finally with this project it made me realize these fight for equality had multiple phases from public places, to schools, and housing. I those phases it took a lot of resources and groups like the NAACP, CORE, and freedom rider and other groups to push forward in civil rights and educate the public and the nation what was happening in the African American community. .I feel like everyone should take an African American History class because not only do you get to learn about a different race or learn more about your culture and heritage, you get to learn about the history of your state and county and the lasting impact it has on you but other people in the area.


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Python is an easy and elegant language, but this is not always the case. (At least for me 3>).
This article will hit one of the dark corner -- import. The detail below is my personal understanding, if I got anything wrong,
please do not hesitate to post me an issue.
The article will be examples based to make sure it's human readable.
Current directory Structure :
python:
nzhl :
- m1.py
- m2.py
Source file m1.py :
import sys
print(sys.path)
import m2
m2.say()
Source file m2.py :
def say():
if __package__ == "":
print("__package__ is empty")
else:
print(__package__)
print(__name__)
Try to run m1.py use command python m1.py
inside nzhl will output:
['path_to_your_current_dir/python/nzhl/', ...]
__package__ is empty
m2
This is a very easy example, but are you sure about how it works ?
PYTHONPATH
, can use sys.path
to get it in your code.So what happened when you import m2
here ? The answer is, when you try to run a python script, the interpreter will set the script itself as a top-level module,
and add it's current directory into PYTHONPATH
temporarily.
python m1.py
or python nzhl/m1
will set the current directory as nzhl
.The above example does not involve package, but our following discussion will all be based on package. So just do a minor change to the directory structure :
python:
- m.py
nzhl :
- __init__.py
- m1.py
- m2.py
New file m.py:
import nzhl.m1
Now if you try to run script m.py at python directory :
['path_to_your_current_dir/python/', ...]
Traceback
...
ModuleNotFoundError: No module named 'm2'
So why we can't find module m2 ? If you understand what I said above, I think you will know answer. If you are confused, focus you eyes on the first line of
the output, you will find the nzhl
directory is no longer in side the PYTHONPATH
. That's why we can't find the m2 module. Now we meet the problem, how can
we import a module from another which are in the same package ?
In the old python 2 age, the relative import
is the default import style.
.
to denote the current directory...
to denote the parent directory....
to denote the grandpa directory.So let's change m1.py:
import sys
print(sys.path)
from . import m2
m2.say()
Run python m.py
at python again now you will see :
['path_to_your_current_dir/python/', ...]
nzhl
nzhl.m2
This above method is called explicit relative import, it can be used in python 3.
In fact there is also a name for import name
used in a package directory, it's called implicit relative import.
But it tends to make people confused. For example :
nzhl:
__init__.py
m1.py
copy.py
If you write import copy
, it's not clear whether it refers to a top-level module or to another module inside the package.
ie. import copy
can easily shadow the standard library copy
before you know it. Luckily, this bug prone concept has been
deprecated in python 3. And in python 3 you can only use this way to import package which is inside the path -- PYTHONPATH
(include script running directory like the first example).
If you try to run python m1.py
, you will find you get error again. This is a defect of relative import,
you can no longer directly run the script inside, they can only be imported.
When you are maintaining a really complex package, which means you got packages inside packages, using relative
import maybe a good idea because in this way you won't going to hard-code your package name into your code,
so it would be easy if you want to rename you package.
The default import method for python 3.
So let's change m1.py:
import sys
print(sys.path)
from nzhl import m2
m2.say()
Try to run m.py again now you will see :
['path_to_your_current_dir/python/', ...]
nzhl
nzhl.m2
Since absolute import make it how clear that which package is actually imported, so it's recommended when
your package size is relatively small.
But if you try to run m1.py directly, you will still get error.
The reason for the error is obvious, as we mentioned before, if you run a script in side
a package, it will be regarded as a top module rather than a module inside the package. So
in fact the directory nzhl has been added into the sys.path, this makes the package nzhl
invisible. So you can not run the script directly in neither way.


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SdFat
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Abstract interface for an SD card. More...
#include <SdCardInterface.h>
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| virtual bool | erase (uint32_t firstSector, uint32_t lastSector)=0 |
| virtual uint8_t | errorCode () const =0 |
| virtual uint32_t | errorData () const =0 |
| virtual bool | isBusy ()=0 |
| virtual bool | readCID (cid_t *cid)=0 |
| virtual bool | readCSD (csd_t *csd)=0 |
| virtual bool | readOCR (uint32_t *ocr)=0 |
| virtual bool | readSector (uint32_t sector, uint8_t *dst)=0 |
| virtual bool | readSectors (uint32_t sector, uint8_t *dst, size_t ns)=0 |
| virtual uint32_t | sectorCount ()=0 |
| virtual uint32_t | status () |
| virtual bool | syncDevice ()=0 |
| virtual uint8_t | type () const =0 |
| virtual bool | writeData (const uint8_t *src)=0 |
| virtual bool | writeSector (uint32_t sector, const uint8_t *src)=0 |
| virtual bool | writeSectors (uint32_t sector, const uint8_t *src, size_t ns)=0 |
| virtual bool | writeStart (uint32_t sector)=0 |
| virtual bool | writeStop ()=0 |
Abstract interface for an SD card.
Copyright (c) 2011-2020 Bill Greiman This file is part of the SdFat library for SD memory cards.
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Erase a range of sectors.
| [in] | firstSector | The address of the first sector in the range. |
| [in] | lastSector | The address of the last sector in the range. |
Implemented in SdioCard.
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pure virtual |
Implemented in SdioCard.
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pure virtual |
Implemented in SdioCard.
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pure virtual |
Implemented in SdioCard.
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pure virtual |
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pure virtual |
Read a card's CSD register.
| [out] | csd | pointer to area for returned data. |
Implemented in SdioCard.
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pure virtual |
Read OCR register.
| [out] | ocr | Value of OCR register. |
Implemented in SdioCard.
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pure virtualinherited |
Read a sector.
| [in] | sector | Logical sector to be read. |
| [out] | dst | Pointer to the location that will receive the data. |
Implemented in SdioCard.
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pure virtualinherited |
Read multiple sectors.
| [in] | sector | Logical sector to be read. |
| [in] | ns | Number of sectors to be read. |
| [out] | dst | Pointer to the location that will receive the data. |
Implemented in SdioCard.
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pure virtual |
Determine the size of an SD flash memory card.
Implements BlockDeviceInterface.
Implemented in SdioCard.
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inlinevirtual |
Reimplemented in SdioCard.
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pure virtualinherited |
End multi-sector transfer and go to idle state.
Implemented in SdioCard.
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pure virtual |
Return the card type: SD V1, SD V2 or SDHC/SDXC
Implemented in SdioCard.
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pure virtual |
Write one data sector in a multiple sector write sequence.
| [in] | src | Pointer to the location of the data to be written. |
Implemented in SdioCard.
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pure virtualinherited |
Writes a sector.
| [in] | sector | Logical sector to be written. |
| [in] | src | Pointer to the location of the data to be written. |
Implemented in SdioCard.
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pure virtualinherited |
Write multiple sectors.
| [in] | sector | Logical sector to be written. |
| [in] | ns | Number of sectors to be written. |
| [in] | src | Pointer to the location of the data to be written. |
Implemented in SdioCard.
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pure virtual |
Start a write multiple sectors sequence.
| [in] | sector | Address of first sector in sequence. |
Implemented in SdioCard.
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pure virtual |
End a write multiple sectors sequence.
Implemented in SdioCard.


Date
struct Date : ReferenceConvertible, Comparable, Equatable
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Convert date from UTC
Declaration
Swift
public var fromUTC: Date
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Convert date to UTC
Declaration
Swift
public var toUTC: Date
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Convert date to string with format specified
Declaration
Swift
public func toStringWithFormat(format: String) -> String
Parameters
format
Format string
Return Value
String with date conforming specified format
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String with ISO date
Declaration
Swift
public var ISODate: String
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Stirng with ISO time
Declaration
Swift
public var ISOTime: String
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String with ISO date and time
Declaration
Swift
public var ISODateTime: String
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Checks for date is in today
Declaration
Swift
public var isToday: Bool
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Checks for date is in yesterday
Declaration
Swift
public var isYesterday: Bool
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Checks for date is in tomorrow
Declaration
Swift
public var isTomorrow: Bool
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Return number of days since now
Declaration
Swift
public var daysAgo: Int
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Number of days when self is earlier than argument
Declaration
Swift
public func daysEarlier(than date: Date) -> Int
Parameters
date
Source date
Return Value
Number of days, or 0 in case self is later than parameter
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Returns most earlier date form self and parameter
Declaration
Swift
public func earlierDate(_ date: Date) -> Date
Parameters
date
Source date
Return Value
Most earlier date
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Days between self and parameter using custom calendar
Declaration
Swift
public func days(from date: Date, calendar: Calendar? = nil) -> Int
Parameters
date
Source date
calendar
Calendar instance (will used Calendar.autoupdatingCurrent when not specified)
Return Value
<#return value description#>
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Weekday of the date
Declaration
Swift
public var weekday: Int
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Extract calendar component from the date
Declaration
Swift
public func component(_ component: Calendar.Component) -> Int
Parameters
component
Component to extract
Return Value
Result value
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Returns string with relative date information from now (today, yesterday, 2..6 days ago or date in short format)
Declaration
Swift
public func relative() -> String
Parameters
date
Date to compare with
Return Value
Result string
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public static let minutesInAWeek = 24 * 60 * 7
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Initializes Date from string and format
Declaration
Swift
public init?(fromString string: String, format: String)
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Initializes Date from string returned from an http response, according to several RFCs / ISO
Declaration
Swift
public init?(httpDateString: String)
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Converts Date to String
Declaration
Swift
public func toString(dateStyle: DateFormatter.Style = .medium, timeStyle: DateFormatter.Style = .medium) -> String
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Converts Date to String, with format
Declaration
Swift
public func toString(format: String) -> String
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Calculates how many days passed from now to date
Declaration
Swift
public func daysInBetweenDate(_ date: Date) -> Double
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Calculates how many hours passed from now to date
Declaration
Swift
public func hoursInBetweenDate(_ date: Date) -> Double
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Calculates how many minutes passed from now to date
Declaration
Swift
public func minutesInBetweenDate(_ date: Date) -> Double
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Calculates how many seconds passed from now to date
Declaration
Swift
public func secondsInBetweenDate(_ date: Date) -> Double
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Easy creation of time passed String. Can be Years, Months, days, hours, minutes or seconds
Declaration
Swift
public func timePassed() -> String
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Check if date is in future.
Declaration
Swift
public var isFuture: Bool
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Check if date is in past.
Declaration
Swift
public var isPast: Bool
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Check date if it is within this month.
Declaration
Swift
public var isThisMonth: Bool
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Check date if it is within this week.
Declaration
Swift
public var isThisWeek: Bool
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Get the era from the date
Declaration
Swift
public var era: Int
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Get the year from the date
Declaration
Swift
public var year: Int
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Get the month from the date
Declaration
Swift
public var month: Int
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public var monthAsString: String
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public var day: Int
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Get the hours from date
Declaration
Swift
public var hour: Int
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Get the minute from date
Declaration
Swift
public var minute: Int
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Get the second from the date
Declaration
Swift
public var second: Int
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Gets the nano second from the date
Declaration
Swift
public var nanosecond: Int
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Gets the international standard(ISO8601) representation of date
Declaration
Swift
public var iso8601: String


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| Author | Stef Mientki, Copyright © 2002..2006, all rights reserved. |
| Adapted-by | Sebastien Lelong, Rob Hamerling, Joep Suijs (on behalf of Tijs van Roon). |
| Compiler | 2.4o |
Read from or write to EEPROM/data a byte, word or double word. Available procedures: * data_eeprom_read(, ) * data_eeprom_write( , ) * data_eeprom_read_word( , ) * data_eeprom_write_word( , ) * data_eeprom_read_dword( , ) * data_eeprom_write_dword( , ) Available functions: * = data_eeprom( ) * = data_eeprom_word( ) * = data_eeprom_dword( ) In all cases is a word containing the position relative to the beginning of EEPROM/data memory. Examples of use: * Read a byte of EEPROM at offset 7 into x: var byte x data_eeprom_read(7, x) * Read a word from EEPROM at offset 4 into y: var word y y = data_eeprom_word(4) * Write a byte to EEPROM at offset 18: data_eeprom_write(18, 0b1111_0000)
- Write-protect bits in configuration memory may prohibit writing. - Writing to locations outside the available memory range may have unexpected effects! - Summary of changes + Changed byte-offset to word-offset for larger EEPROMs with 18Fs + Offset and flags settings for read and write in separate procedure. + Moved check for write completed ahead of read and write, for performance (ahead of read needed for read back of same offset). + added 'pragma inline' to several procedures + some other code optimizations + added support for PICs with deviating register names, like 'EEDAT' or EEDATL in stead of 'EEDATA' and EEADRL in stead of EEADR.
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data_eeprom_read_word(word in offset, word out data)
data_eeprom_read_dword(word in offset, dword out data)
data_eeprom_write_word(word in offset, word in data)
data_eeprom_write_dword(word in offset, dword in data)
data_eeprom_write(word in offset, byte in data)
data_eeprom_read(word in offset, byte out data)
data_eeprom(word in offset) return byte
data_eeprom_dword(word in offset) return dword
data_eeprom_word(word in offset) return word
data_eeprom_read_word(word in offset, word out data)
Title: Read word from data EEPROM at given offset Arguments: - Offset in data EEPROM of word to be read Data (word) to store EEPROM contents Returns: (nothing)
data_eeprom_read_dword(word in offset, dword out data)
Title: Read doubleword from data EEPROM at given offset Arguments: - Offset in data EEPROM of doubleword to be read Data (dword) to store EEPROM contents Returns: (nothing)
data_eeprom_write_word(word in offset, word in data)
Title: Write word to data EEPROM at given offset Arguments: - Offset in data EEPROM of word to be written Data (word) to store in EEPROM Returns: (nothing)
data_eeprom_write_dword(word in offset, dword in data)
Title: Write doubleword to data EEPROM at given offset Arguments: - Offset in data EEPROM of doubleword to be written Data (dword) to be stored Returns: (nothing)
data_eeprom_write(word in offset, byte in data)
Title: Write byte to data EEPROM at given offset Arguments: - Offset in data EEPROM of byte to be written Data (byte) to be stored in data EEPROM Returns: (nothing)
data_eeprom_read(word in offset, byte out data)
Title: Read byte from data EEPROM at given offset Arguments: - Offset in data EEPROM of byte to be read Data (byte) to store data EEPROM contents Returns: (nothing)
_prepare_eeprom_access(word in offset)
No documentation found
data_eeprom(word in offset) return byte
Title: Read byte of data EEPROM at given offset Arguments: Offset in data EEPROM of byte to be read Returns: Byte of data EEPROM
data_eeprom_dword(word in offset) return dword
Title: Read doubleword from data EEPROM at given offset Arguments: Offset in data EEPROM of doubleword to be read Returns: Doubleword of data EEPROM
data_eeprom_word(word in offset) return word
Title: Read word from data EEPROM at given offset Arguments: Offset in data EEPROM of word to be read Returns: Word of data EEPROM
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Drake
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Simple data format for Image.
For the complex calculation with the image, consider converting this to other libaries' Matrix data format, i.e., MatrixX in Eigen, Mat in OpenCV, and so on.
The origin of image coordinate system is on the left-upper corner.
| kPixelType | The pixel type enum that denotes the pixel format and the data type of a channel. |
#include <drake/systems/sensors/image.h>
Public Types | |
| using | NonTypeTemplateParameter = std::integral_constant< PixelType, kPixelType > |
| This is used by generic helpers such as drake::Value to deduce a non-type template argument. More... | |
| using | Traits = ImageTraits< kPixelType > |
| An alias for ImageTraits that contains the data type for a channel, the number of channels and the pixel format in it. More... | |
| using | T = typename Traits::ChannelType |
| The data type for a channel. More... | |
Public Member Functions | |
| Image (int width, int height) | |
| Image size only constructor. More... | |
| Image (int width, int height, T initial_value) | |
| Image size and initial value constructor. More... | |
| Image ()=default | |
| Constructs a zero-sized image. More... | |
| int | width () const |
| Returns the size of width for the image. More... | |
| int | height () const |
| Returns the size of height for the image. More... | |
| int | size () const |
| Returns the result of the number of pixels in a image by the number of channels in a pixel. More... | |
| void | resize (int width, int height) |
| Changes the sizes of the width and height for the image. More... | |
| T * | at (int x, int y) |
| Access to the pixel located at (x, y) in image coordinate system where x is the variable for horizontal direction and y is one for vertical direction. More... | |
| const T * | at (int x, int y) const |
| Const version of at() method. More... | |
Implements CopyConstructible, CopyAssignable, MoveConstructible, MoveAssignable | |
| Image (const Image &)=default | |
| Image & | operator= (const Image &)=default |
| Image (Image &&)=default | |
| Image & | operator= (Image &&)=default |
Static Public Attributes | |
| static constexpr int | kNumChannels = Traits::kNumChannels |
| The number of channels in a pixel. More... | |
| static constexpr int | kPixelSize = kNumChannels * sizeof(T) |
| The size of a pixel in bytes. More... | |
| static constexpr PixelFormat | kPixelFormat = Traits::kPixelFormat |
| The format for pixels. More... | |
| using NonTypeTemplateParameter = std::integral_constant<PixelType, kPixelType> |
This is used by generic helpers such as drake::Value to deduce a non-type template argument.
| using T = typename Traits::ChannelType |
The data type for a channel.
| using Traits = ImageTraits<kPixelType> |
An alias for ImageTraits that contains the data type for a channel, the number of channels and the pixel format in it.
Image size only constructor.
Specifies a width and height for the image. All the channel values in all the pixels are initialized with zero.
| width | Size of width for image which should be greater than zero |
| height | Size of height for image which should be greater than zero |
Image size and initial value constructor.
Specifies a width, height and an initial value for all the channels in all the pixels.
| width | Size of width for image which should be greater than zero. |
| height | Size of height for image which should be greater than zero. |
| initial_value | A value set to all the channels in all the pixels |
|
default |
Constructs a zero-sized image.
Access to the pixel located at (x, y) in image coordinate system where x is the variable for horizontal direction and y is one for vertical direction.
To access to the each channel value in the pixel (x, y), you can do:
ImageRgbaU8 image(640, 480, 255); uint8_t red = image.at(x, y)[0]; uint8_t green = image.at(x, y)[1]; uint8_t blue = image.at(x, y)[2]; uint8_t alpha = image.at(x, y)[3];
Const version of at() method.
See the document for the non-const version for the detail.
| int height | ( | ) | const |
Returns the size of height for the image.
Changes the sizes of the width and height for the image.
The values for them should be greater than zero. (To resize to zero, assign a default- constructed Image into this; do not use this method.) All the values in the pixels become zero after resize.
| int size | ( | ) | const |
Returns the result of the number of pixels in a image by the number of channels in a pixel.
| int width | ( | ) | const |
Returns the size of width for the image.
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static |
The number of channels in a pixel.
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static |
The format for pixels.
|
static |
The size of a pixel in bytes.


Reports uses of specific JDBC driver classes. Use of such classes will
bind your project to a specific database and driver, defeating the purpose of JDBC and
resulting in loss of portability.
Example:
import java.sql.Driver;
abstract class Sample implements Driver {
public void foo() {
Sample sample;
}
}


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Range specifiers
Range specifiers are used in several files in
Database to limit the range of variation
of some integer value, typically a distance.
A range specifier consists of two integers (possibly
negative), separated by a '<' or a '-' (no blanks allowed!). The
second integer must be >= the first. If the separator is '<' the
integers are
taken at face value. If it is '-' the integers are assumed to represent
distances in amino acids and will be multiplied by 3. A specifier of
the
form 'n-n' may be abbreviated to 'n'. These are examples of valid range
specifiers:
-124<33 (distances in bases)
3-11 (distances in acids)
8 (8 acids, ie 24 bases)


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Bomberman
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structure representing a minion. More...
#include <minion.h>
Data Fields | |
| pos_t | pos |
| unsigned int | heal |
| unsigned int | heal_speed |
| int | target_id |
| unsigned int | move_speed |
| unsigned int | last_move_time |
| unsigned int | last_heal_time |
structure representing a minion.
minion_t is a structure representing a minion.
| unsigned int heal |
The heal given.
| unsigned int heal_speed |
The delay between each heal.
| unsigned int last_heal_time |
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The ID of the player the minion is following.


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Description
In object-oriented parlance, all Nitrogen elements are subclasses of the base element. This means that all Nitrogen elements can use the attributes listed below.
Attributes
id
atom
The id of the element within the element tree. The id is used to wire events and to reference the element in client side javascript. See the Nitrogen wiki for more information.
actions
action, list of actions
The actions to attach to the element. This can be a single Nitrogen action, or a list of actions.
show_if
boolean
If set to true, this element will be rendered. Otherwise, it will not.
class
atom or string
Set the CSS class of the element.
style
string
Sets inline CSS style on the element.
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The web was invented in the early 1990s, and has something on the order of 30 billion pages.
A web page is a text document written in HTML. Web browsers read these documents, and then interpret and display them.
HTML is an abbreviation for Hypertext Markup Language. This is the basic format for language that is used to construct the World Wide Web.
(Think of HTML as the skeleton that gives every webpage structure.)
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Movielens is a personalized movie recommendation website created by Grouplens Research Lab. It used to collect data and conduct experiments for research on online community and recommendation system.
Tagging interface is a feature where users can rate each tag based on how it is related to the movie and to their own preference. Lots of the on-going research project conducted through the website was based on the data collected from tags.
Redesigning a tagging interface to fit the new interface but still include various features that supports research.
Unlike traditional tag interface, Movielen's tag interface acquires lots of dynamics
Users should be able to apply affects on tags such as 'I like this tag about this movie' and 'I dislike this tag about this movie'
Users should be able to view community tags and the aggregate results of other people's affects for each tag.
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As the UX designer, I define the interface and interaction, draw wireframes, conduct stakeholder interviews, and host brainstorming session to ideate a solution that fits the lab's need.
As the front-end developer, I worked with a backend developer to implement this interface and the interaction.
In early versions, I tried to use more color and icon to convey the complex interactions.
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I am currently a student of CodeCrew Code School to become a full stack developer. Through the CodeCrew Code School Boot-camp classes I was taught CSS, HTML, JavaScriot, Python, and Jquery. Having experience with using these core attributes of being a solid full stack developer makes me a well rounded developer.


0.10.3 Release : Got some new t-shirts
The PiTiVi team is proud to announce the fourth release of the 0.10.x series of the PiTiVi opensource video editor.
Features of this release
- Improvement of first time user experience.
- Frame-by-frame seeking
- UI improvements for usability
- New graphics
- i18n support, translated in 14 languages
- Critical bugfixes
- Unit tests
- Advanced view disabled by default
Bugs Fixed
- 353857 : [feature request] Frame-by-frame seeking
- 383402 : Add explanatory text in empty sourcelist and timeline
- 403877 : Can't drag from nautilus and drop on source list
- 405467 : [i18n] pitivi/ui/timeline.py isn't included in translatable files
- 406341 : [configure] Don't stop build if runtime-dependencies are not available
- 415060 : various toolbar HIG fixes
- 416702 : Moving clips in simple view is broken
- 420847 : do not grow the timeline length if no clip was added or moved
- 421652 : render button should be in the main toolbar
- 421672 : remove the separator between video preview and playback controls
- 424228 : regression, cannot add a clip to the timeline
- 430686 : [Simple Timeline] Clips are not painted when switching from advanced timeline
- 430954 : Fix terminology and naming.
- 432204 : [Rendering dialog] Gettext issue, and button not disabled when rendering
- 432644 : [Advanced Timeline] Disable altogether until it works
- 432655 : [Importing Files] Blocking and progress indication
- 432656 : Source List explanation message gets cropped
- 432682 : [Simple Timeline] Explanation message doesn't come back if we don't drop
- 432714 : [Source List] Remove buttons
- 432724 : [Simple Timeline] Don't show explanation message too soon
- 441784 : [Simple Timeline] Make video-only clips work
List of bugs fixed on Bugzilla
Requirements
- gstreamer >= 0.10.8
- gst-python >= 0.10.6
- gnonlin >= 0.10.7
- pygtk >= 2.8.0
Contributors
- Edward Hervey
- Thibaut Girka
- Jeff Fortin
- Johan Dahlin
- Brandon Lewis
Information and Feedback
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What is TypeScript
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TypeScripts :
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- our applications became more predictable and easier to debug
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Tubestone
Tubestone provides faster Youtube experience by fetching only the video and removes the elements that usually blocks the videos.
Tubestone also provides shortcuts for video control with the keyboards.
Related Videos button displays videos that are related to the one that is currently playing.
Tubestone also provides shortcuts for video control with the keyboards.
Related Videos button displays videos that are related to the one that is currently playing.
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Full Screen
r
Replay the video
t
Switch between search and related videos
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Rewind 10 seconds
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Rewind 5 seconds
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Fast forward 5 seconds
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Increase the volume by 5
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z
Mute
Tubestone
Tubestone provides faster Youtube experience by fetching only the video and removes the elements that usually blocks the videos.
Tubestone also provides shortcuts for video control with the keyboards.
Related Videos button displays videos that are related to the one that is currently playing.
Tubestone also provides shortcuts for video control with the keyboards.
Related Videos button displays videos that are related to the one that is currently playing.
f
Full Screen
r
Replay the video
t
Switch between search and related videos
1
Rewind 10 seconds
2
Rewind 5 seconds
3
Fast forward 5 seconds
4
Fast forward 10 seconds
q
Increase the volume by 5
a
Decrease the volume by 5
z
Mute


Copy this private key and use it in your app to sign the token claims(authentication JWT).
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launch
launch/patient
Simulates the active patient in EHR when the CDS sandbox is launched. If no Patient ID is entered or if multiple comma delimited IDs are specified, a patient picker will be displayed as part of the launch flow.
Simulates the active patient in EHR when app is launched. If no Patient ID is entered or if multiple comma delimited IDs are specified, a patient picker will be displayed as part of the launch flow.
openid
fhirUser
Simulates user who is launching the CDS sandbox. If no provider is selected, or if multiple comma delimited Practitioner IDs are specified, a login screen will be displayed as part of the launch flow.
Simulates user who is launching the app. If no provider is selected, or if multiple comma delimited Practitioner IDs are specified, a login screen will be displayed as part of the launch flow.
Simulates the user who is launching the app. Patient login page will be displayed as part of the launch flow if no Patient ID is entered or multiple comma delimited Patient IDs are specified.
Simulates the active patient in a patient portal when app is launched. Patient login page will be displayed as part of the launch flow if no Patient ID is entered or multiple comma delimited Patient IDs are specified.
Paste your RSA-256 public key or use the button above to generate a new one
launch/encounter
client_id
client_secret
Authorization
Full url of the page in your app that will initialize the SMART session (often the path for a launch.html file)
Copy Your app should use the URL above as base URL (and aud parameter) and authenticate as described here.
aud
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You already know that the panel is put into Program Select mode by pressing PROG SELECT, and into Parameter Select mode by pressing PARAM SELECT. In these modes, the number switches select two different things. And you know that pressing a bank number while holding PROG SELECT (or STORE, or one of the LINK switches) selects a bank, before selecting the {_program} within the bank. And you know that SET SPLIT followed by a number is used to select {_extended_parameter extended parameters}, {_global_parameter global parameters}, or calibrations.
The following sections cover the user interface in a bit more detail.


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PlotIn a world in which Great Britain has become a fascist state, a masked vigilante known only as "V" conducts guerrilla warfare against the oppressive British government. When "V" rescues a young woman from the secret police, he finds in her an ally with whom he can continue his fight to free the people of Britain. |
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7DFPS
7DRL
Ludum Dare
Global Game Jam
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Requirements
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2) It must be playable
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They force you to limit yourself. (Duh)
Fighting Games
**LOTS** of animation
Delicate collision detection
Balancing
AI
== You're gonna have a bad time™
MMO
**VAST** scope
Extreme complexity in design and execution
Gameplay v. Story
Gameplay mechanics
Sometimes simple games have incredible complexity and replayability
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#Niantic
Ingress?
Pokemon Go?
Not much time for storytelling
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Boundish
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Dotstream
Coloris
Orbital
Digidrive (Q-games!!)
Soundvoyager
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2017 Year in Review
2017 was an incredible year for me. In this blog post, I will provide a recap of my 2017 year, and set new goals for 2018.
2017 Recap
- I was on 21 one-way flights, equivalent to my previous lifetime total.
- I transferred from SE to CS. I will now graduate in August 2018, so I will begin job hunting in January or February. (Hello full-time friends who can help me out! 😄)
- Made significant strength and aesthetics progress, including a 405lb deadlift PR!
- Secured a co-op offer at LinkedIn, and the opportunity to return to my favourite place in the world: New York City. 🗽
- Had a great time at CUSEC 2017 in Montreal.
- An awesome internship at Axon. The summer weather in Seattle is spectacular.
- Rode along with police officers across the US and watched them use lackluster software solutions.
- Flew to Hollywood and learned about how the industry works there.
- Went on the best trip of my life to date. Spent a week rafting and camping along the Colorado River, and then hiked out of the Grand Canyon.
- Discovered how amazing the Bose QC 35 Wireless Headphones were – they literally changed my life.
- Finally stopped procrastinating and kicked off the Canada new grad offer survey. I will publish a blog post describing the results on January 5th.
- Turned 21 a few weeks ago, finally legal in America!
Oh man, what an incredible year it’s been. These were just a few of many memories that I loved about 2017.
Back in February, I wrote a blog post about the iceberg illusion. I was very proud of writing that post because it was the first time I openly discussed struggles that I was facing. In 2018, I wish to write more about challenging moments, so that my blog can be more relatable and personal.
2018 Goals
A year ago, I had set several goals for my 2017 year. Though I’m pleased that I achieved most of them, I also realized that some of these goals didn’t really matter that much to me. For example, one goal that I described was “significantly reduce my use of plastic water bottles”.
For 2018, I’m setting goals that are much simpler and more meaningful to me.
- Be happy and healthy.
- Be brave and vulnerable.
- Maintain & develop great relationships.
- Graduate.
- Get full-time job offer(s).
- Join the 1000lb club for squat/bench/deadlift total.
I’m feeling quite bullish about 2018. I can’t wait for the new people and experiences 2018 will bring to my life!


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(#) Handler reference leaks !!! WARNING: Handler reference leaks This is a warning. Id : `HandlerLeak` Summary : Handler reference leaks Severity : Warning Category : Performance Platform : Android Vendor : Android Open Source Project Feedback : https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=192708 Affects : Kotlin and Java files Editing : This check runs on the fly in the IDE editor Implementation : [Source Code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-checks/src/main/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/HandlerDetector.java) Tests : [Source Code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-tests/src/test/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/HandlerDetectorTest.java) Copyright Year : 2012 Since this Handler is declared as an inner class, it may prevent the outer class from being garbage collected. If the Handler is using a `Looper` or `MessageQueue` for a thread other than the main thread, then there is no issue. If the `Handler` is using the `Looper` or `MessageQueue` of the main thread, you need to fix your `Handler` declaration, as follows: Declare the `Handler` as a static class; In the outer class, instantiate a `WeakReference` to the outer class and pass this object to your `Handler` when you instantiate the `Handler`; Make all references to members of the outer class using the `WeakReference` object. (##) Example Here is an example of lint warnings produced by this check: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~text src/test/pkg/HandlerTest.java:12:Warning: This Handler class should be static or leaks might occur (test.pkg.HandlerTest.Inner) [HandlerLeak] public class Inner extends Handler { // ERROR ----- src/test/pkg/HandlerTest.java:18:Warning: This Handler class should be static or leaks might occur (anonymous android.os.Handler) [HandlerLeak] Handler anonymous = new Handler() { // ERROR ^ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Here is the source file referenced above: `src/test/pkg/HandlerTest.java`: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~java linenumbers package test.pkg; import android.os.Looper; import android.os.Handler; import android.os.Message; public class HandlerTest extends Handler { // OK public static class StaticInner extends Handler { // OK public void dispatchMessage(Message msg) { super.dispatchMessage(msg); } } public class Inner extends Handler { // ERROR public void dispatchMessage(Message msg) { super.dispatchMessage(msg); } } void method() { Handler anonymous = new Handler() { // ERROR public void dispatchMessage(Message msg) { super.dispatchMessage(msg); } }; Looper looper = null; Handler anonymous2 = new Handler(looper) { // OK public void dispatchMessage(Message msg) { super.dispatchMessage(msg); } }; } public class WithArbitraryLooper extends Handler { public WithArbitraryLooper(String unused, Looper looper) { // OK super(looper, null); } public void dispatchMessage(Message msg) { super.dispatchMessage(msg); } } } ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ You can also visit the [source code](https://cs.android.com/android-studio/platform/tools/base/+/mirror-goog-studio-main:lint/libs/lint-tests/src/test/java/com/android/tools/lint/checks/HandlerDetectorTest.java) for the unit tests for this check to see additional scenarios. The above example was automatically extracted from the first unit test found for this lint check, `HandlerDetector.testRegistered`. To report a problem with this extracted sample, visit https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/new?component=192708. (##) Suppressing You can suppress false positives using one of the following mechanisms: * Using a suppression annotation like this on the enclosing element: ```kt // Kotlin @Suppress("HandlerLeak") fun method() { problematicStatement() } ``` or ```java // Java @SuppressWarnings("HandlerLeak") void method() { problematicStatement(); } ``` * Using a suppression comment like this on the line above: ```kt //noinspection HandlerLeak problematicStatement() ``` * Using a special `lint.xml` file in the source tree which turns off the check in that folder and any sub folder. A simple file might look like this: ```xml <?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <lint> <issue id="HandlerLeak" severity="ignore" /> </lint> ``` Instead of `ignore` you can also change the severity here, for example from `error` to `warning`. You can find additional documentation on how to filter issues by path, regular expression and so on [here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/lintxml.md.html). * In Gradle projects, using the DSL syntax to configure lint. For example, you can use something like ```gradle lintOptions { disable 'HandlerLeak' } ``` In Android projects this should be nested inside an `android { }` block. * For manual invocations of `lint`, using the `--ignore` flag: ``` $ lint --ignore HandlerLeak ...` ``` * Last, but not least, using baselines, as discussed [here](https://googlesamples.github.io/android-custom-lint-rules/usage/baselines.md.html).


Setting up and configuring government Wi-Fi
There are two new shared Wi-Fi systems for government buildings. user.wifi and device.wifi.
user.wifi enables users to connect to the internet in any participating building. Users sign up by text, and can verify themselves as a guest inside the building, or a government employee. Find out more about the user journey here.


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The Drive-Thru: Chick-fil-A’s big donations announcement, Lowe’s scheduling woes, and Burger King’s zesty sauce shortage
by Kate Taylor, Business Insider USHello and welcome to The Drive-Thru, a weekly roundup of the biggest news in retail.
Here on BI Retail, we’re revving up for Black Friday – aka the retail Super Bowl – even as we face down an avalanche of news about shopping, food, workers, and more.
If this is your first time reading The Drive-Thru, subscribe here. Read on for everything you need to know about what happened in retail this week!
Chick-fil-A finally stopped donations criticized by LGBTQ activists.
After years of protests, Chick-fil-A announced it would no longer donate to the Salvation Army or the Fellowship of Christian Athletes in 2020. (Looking at 2019 donations, it seems likely that the chicken chain did not donate to the groups this year, either.)
 Instead, it seems to be an attempt to make sure it can stay as apolitical and universally beloved as possible. Chick-fil-A faced backlash when it opened in the UK earlier this year, in large part due to the company’s donations (including donations that were made by executives and prior to 2012).
As the third-largest chain in the US by sales and one that is eyeing international expansion, Chick-fil-A is going to continue to evolve, threading the needle between its founding family’s Christian values and its attempt to be a truly apolitical chicken chain.
Read about the donations here, and read my deep dive into Chick-fil-A’s history and culture from earlier this year here.

“It originally was communicated in a way that sounded pretty harsh, which was, ‘You’re not going to have any flexibility over this at all,'” one manager told Áine. “And if Lowe’s had never had it, it wouldn’t have been any great loss. But we had it for years, and then it got taken away.”
Burger King is running out of zesty sauce due to a global horseradish shortage.
Bad news for those who have a zest for zesty sauce: Burger King locations are running out of the dip amid a GLOBAL HORSERADISH SHORTAGE.
“The global shortage of horseradish has affected some of our supply of zesty sauce. We are working quickly with our suppliers to maintain continuity and keep offering our guests the zesty experience they love,” a Burger King representative told Irene.
Read Irene ‘s zesty scoop here.
Target kept a store open after an employee died during his shift.
Shoshy reports that when a Target employee in a store in Whittier, California, died on the job on Saturday, the store stayed open.
“In partnership with law enforcement, we worked quickly with authorities to secure the area and create a more secluded space for our team member,” a Target representative said in a statement to Shoshy.
This is at least the second time this year that a Target location has stayed open after someone died in the store, following a death at a Target in Wisconsin in April.
Inside McDonald’s following its CEO shakeup.
I did a deep dive into what is going on inside McDonald’s during the company’s CEO shakeup.
My takeaways are that pretty much everyone was shocked by Steve Easterbrook’s sudden termination, but ultimately most agree the board made the right decision. The fact that David Fairhurst, who led McDonald’s human relations, announced he was leaving the day after Easterbrook was seen as a shocking “doubly whammy” inside the company.
Now, Kempczinski is working hard to win over McDonald’s franchisees and workers. He seems successful so far.
Read the inside story of Easterbrook’s ousting and Kempczinski’s quest to win over McDonald’s.
RIP The Victoria’s Secret Fashion Show.
Victoria’s Secret executives confirmed the brand will no longer air an annual fashion show after years of declining viewership.
On an earnings call for the lingerie brand’s parent company, L Brands CFO Stuart Burgdoerfer said Victoria’s Secret would “be communicating to customers, but nothing that I would say is similar in magnitude to the fashion show.”
Read Hayley on the death of Victoria’s Secret fashion show here.
We taste tested McDonald’s breakfast menu as it faces new challengers.
Irene did a taste test of McDonald’s breakfast menu as the fast-food chain prepares to fend off Wendy’s expansion into breakfast and to add chicken to the morning menu.
Irene ‘s take: “I took it upon myself to test McDonald’s entire breakfast menu to see how well-prepared it is for the winds it must weather. And while its core is strong, it needs to be whipped into shape if it wants to fend off any would-be usurpers.”
Read the run-down of McDonald’s iconic breakfast menu here.
Everything else you need to know:
- Lowe’s quietly removed kitchen scales that were being used to weigh a “weed-like herb” in photos from its website.
- Target praised its “well-organized” back rooms in its earnings call after Shoshy’s extensive reporting on overcrowded and potentially dangerous conditions.
- Lowe’s CEO says e-commerce has largely been a “mystery” for the company.
- Another salad recall! Clearly a sign you should focus on carbs and turkey this Thanksgiving and leave the leafy greens out of it.
- Allbirds’ cofounder slammed Amazon for its less expensive knockoffs, calling them “algorithmically inspired.”
- The Chicken Sandwich Wars stretch on.
- Get a full rundown of stores’ Black Friday hours here.
First time reading The Drive-Thru? Sign up to become a Drive-Thru subscriber here to get an explanation of what is really happening in retail in your inbox every Friday.


US military drone strike kills senior al-Shabab official
by ABDI GULEDMOGADISHU, Somalia (AP) - A Somali intelligence official says a U.S. drone strike has killed a senior officer with the al-Shabab extremist group.
The official says the unidentified officer had maintained links with foreign extremist groups with the aim of coordinating future attacks. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because he was not authorized to speak to reporters.
Residents said the officer’s vehicle was struck Tuesday outside the al-Shabab-held town of Kunya Barow in southern Somalia’s Lower Shabelle region.
The U.S. military in a statement confirms the strike and says the al-Shabab member had direct ties to al-Qaida. The U.S. says the strike was carried out in coordination with Somalia’s government.
A United Nations expert report released this month says al-Shabab remains a potent regional threat and now makes its own explosives.
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Google Wave Sunsetting in 2012Dear Wavers,
More than a year ago, we announced that Google Wave would no longer be developed as a separate product. At the time, we committed to maintaining the site at least through to the end of 2010. Today, we are sharing the specific dates for ending this maintenance period and shutting down Wave. As of January 31, 2012, all waves will be read-only, and the Wave service will be turned off on April 30, 2012. You will be able to continue exporting individual waves using the existing PDF export feature until the Google Wave service is turned off. We encourage you to export any important data before April 30, 2012.
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