PhD – Positive, Happy, Developments
This post follows on directly from my previous discussion of my PhD going wrong. As a brief summary of the previous episode: I ran time consuming simulations that took me around 6 month to design and another 6 months to run. The simulation failed in the end because of a bug in some of the software I was using.
Therefore, I had to run them all over again! That took me one day (at least to relaunch it, the simulations are actually still running). In this post I’d like to focus on the importance of starting to enforce good habits in using computers from the start of your PhD, whether you’re doing bioinformatics or field ecology.
Coding facilitates life. A lot. If I could only offer two tricks to remember they would be:
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Writing function-based scripts: which involves isolating functions (the bits that are actually doing stuff) from scripts in order to be able to reuse/modify them easily for further/new analysis.
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Using version control: which involves saving your work as you modify it and keeping a good track of the history so that when something goes wrong you know exactly which one was the last version that worked and which is the version that bugs.
There are loads of other good tips and many excellent blogs about how to start good coding habits (for example, this one or that one) so I am not going to develop the point here.
I’ll just try to make the point by using a philosophical-historical-dodgy example that convinced me to start coding. Coding is like using a printing press vs. a pencil to write a sentence: I can write this sentence of 71 characters in approximately 16 seconds. And that is, with a pencil. If I had to use a printing press, it would take me one second to input each character in the press (assuming I trained a lot) plus one seconds for actually pressing the sentence. So that’s 16 seconds with a pencil and 72 seconds using the printing press (4.5 times longer). If you’re not that old-school, you will use a computer to analyse your data and what often happens is that it will take you less time to do things “by hand” (e.g. modifying column names, removing rows with NAs, etc…) than to write fancy functions. So why bother?
Well it’s the same as using the printing press, if you just want to write the sentence once, then, sure, don’t bother, but if you need to write it 10 times? The writing would take 160 seconds and the printing takes only 81! Also you’re likely to make typos when copying the sentence with a pencil, but you won’t make any with the press!
And the same applies to your computer analysis. If you’re removing columns with NAs “by hand” it will probably take you less time than writing a function. But what if you have more tables? How can you be sure you didn’t miss any? And on the plus side, if you write function-based scripts, chances are that you already have a function that does remove the columns with NAs from a former analysis.
To follow up with my previous post, applied, to me, this happened to be a salvation! Because I spent 6 months trying to apply bioinformatics good practice, it only took me one day to relaunch the whole analysis! I just had to change the name of the version of the software that was bugged and press enter…
The process of doing actual science (i.e. from coming up with an interesting idea to submitting the paper) is not a continuous and straight process and it can drastically change at every step and is more about trial and error than about succeeding straight off.
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ulib
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The universal library
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A NSData which remembers its previous value and if it has been modified. More...
#import <UMDataWithHistory.h>
Instance Methods | |
| (void) | - setData: |
| (NSData *) | - data |
| (NSData *) | - oldData |
| (BOOL) | - hasChanged |
| (void) | - clearChangedFlag |
| (NSString *) | - nonNullString |
| (NSString *) | - oldNonNullString |
| (void) | - clearDirtyFlag |
| (void) | - loadFromString: |
| Instance Methods inherited from UMObject | |
| (void) | - addLogFromConfigGroup:toHandler:logdir: |
| (void) | - addLogFromConfigGroup:toHandler: |
| (void) | - addLogFromConfigGroup:toHandler:sectionName: |
| (void) | - addLogFromConfigGroup:toHandler:sectionName:subSectionName: |
| (void) | - addLogFromConfigGroup:toHandler:sectionName:subSectionName:configOption: |
| (void) | - addLogFromConfigGroup:toHandler:sectionName:subSectionName:configOption:logdir: |
| (id) | - init |
| (NSString *) | - descriptionWithPrefix: |
| (void) | - runSelectorInBackground:withObject: |
| (void) | - runSelectorInBackground:withObject:file:line:function: |
| (void) | - runSelectorInBackground: |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from UMObject | |
| uint32_t | umobject_flags |
| char * | _magic |
| UMLogFeed * | logFeed |
A NSData which remembers its previous value and if it has been modified.
UMDataWithHistory is a object holding a NSData and its previous value. It can be used to hold data which is potentially modified at some point in time and then remember if it has been modified and what the old values are. Used for example in database access to only modify the fields which have changed (and if none has changed, not doing any query at all).


CON AIR A film review by V. B. Daniel Copyright 1997 V. B. Daniel
Okay, here's the deal. 'Member back in kidhood when you saw an ad during Saturday cartoons for some fab-o new toy? This fill-in-the-blank, whatever it was, had the right-on dig-o-rama. It was flashy, shiny, cool. It did backflips, shot sparks, spun like a top, made rattatat noises, had kung fu grip. The fresh-scrubbed kids in the commercial -- all freckly-faced and chipper -- looked like they were having the time of their lives playing with it. The announcer was all frothy and screamin', "Be sure to get the fill-in-the-blank today!"
Well, you'd go absolutely batcrap to get that dang fill-in-the-blank.  You'd drop oh-so-subtle hints to your parents, like, "Momma, I just GOTTA have a fill-in-the-blank!" You'd drag her through the store like a wrecker pullin' a Taurus, 'til you could plop her in front of the shelf, so she could see exactly what the box looked like and its exact location on the shelf.  B) "Maybe for your birthday," or , C) "We'll see...." (I always detested, "We'll see....)
Then finally, some interminable eon later, you got it! The fill-in-the-blank! After all the hullabaloo, the fill-in-the-blank was finally in your hands! And you played with it.  It broke, it didn't fly, it didn't make the same sounds it made on TV. You didn't have freckles and you weren't all that chipper. And, now, you were stuck with it.
My dear patients, that's exactly how I felt last night when I left the theater after seeing Con Air, Paramount's float in the summer blockbuster parade. I'd seen trailer after trailer for the thing, not realizing I was being duped with the same marketing finesse that made the fill-in-the-blank so appealing years ago. And, by criminy, all I was left with was a box of 180 dB explosions and an empty shell of a movie. No spinnin' tops, no shootin' sparks, no kung fu grip. Batteries not included.
Nicolas Cage stars as Cameron Poe, a prison parolee being transported with a batch of the most heinous criminals on Planet Reebok. The nare-do-wells (surprise!) hijack the plane to escape. And the only way Poe can prove he's not a heinous criminal himself is to stop this merry band of goons. Simple, huh?
We get the standard creepy turn from John Malkovich, this time as criminal mastermind Cyrus "The Virus" Grissom. If you saw In The Line Of Fire, you've caught Cyrus the Virus. His name was different in that film, but it's the same person. Super-cool Ving Rhames (Pulp Fiction, Mission:Impossible) is second-in-command Nathan "Diamond Dog" Jones. And, oh, yes, Steve "Where's the Orthodontist" Buscemi plays Garland "The Marietta Mangler" Greene, a Lecter-wannabe (whose character never kills anyone in this movie, by the way....). I love how movie prisoners always have a nickname that ends up in quotations; even when it's spoken, you just want to do that arms-up-two-fingers-of-each- hand-scratchin'-in-mid-air-universal-symbol-for- quotations-sort-of-dealie.
Add to this mishmash one John Cusack, as U.S. Marshall Vince Larkin, and you've got a very promising action thriller, bigger and better than The Fugitive or The Rock. Right?
Wrong. In fact, this drivel should not even be within spittin' distance of the moviehouse. The Nickster, doing some funky Elvis-Rosco P. Coltrain-Dukes-of-Hazzard voice, is buffed up and oily, he sports a nice long hair weave, and has the most consistent T-shirt sweat-stains since Bruce Willis in Die Hard. But, despite his Nickness, which is always so fun to watch, he does not make this movie great. In fact, he's merely the man that keeps this cinematic upchuck from getting my dreaded DEAD ON ARRIVAL rating.
You pull Cage out of the pot, and you've got a relentless storm of car wrecks, plane wrecks, and other gas-induced explosions, peppered with silly murders and absolutely the lamest dialogue this side of Godzilla 1985. This is producer Jerry Bruckheimer's first film without his late partner and friend of the working girl Don Simpson, and it really makes one wonder exactly who the brains of that twosome really was. Bruck-man can go over the top with the best of them (and here, WAY over the top), but it's simply mindless violence for the sake of the legendary "Summer Slam Action Flick." Unlike his last year winner, The Rock, there's no attempt to balance the gunpowder with a little wit, thought, and common sense story structure.
And, while we're raking over Bruck-man, let's point out something else here. Con Air marks his pattern of pulling directors from the ranks of TV commercials. (The Rock's Michael Bay, Top Gun's Tony Scott, Flashdance's Adrian Lyne all got their start puking out small-screen harpies for Madison Avenue.) I have no doubt that this man Simon West could direct a feature movie, but, somehow, I get the feeling that West was only doing what he was told to do instead of putting his own stamp on the movie. I find it hard to believe that a first-time director chose to not tell any sort of story. No, gentle readers, this thing smells of Bruck-man telling West, "I said EXPLOSION, not EXPOSITION."
Sorry, West and Bruck. You let your testosterone get the better of you this time. You'll probably make a small mint from the Bang Junkies who get off seeing Las Vegas blow up, but, as for making a good movie, you missed the trick completely. C'mon guys, don't forget: some assembly required.
Get "reel" soon, Doc
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iOS-Proximity-SDK
Estimote Proximity SDK for iOS
Introduction
Estimote Proximity SDK aims to provide a simple way for apps to react to physical context by reading signals from Estimote Beacons. It uses Core Bluetooth and Core Location frameworks to provide the best beacon-based experience possible.
Note: this project was previously known as Estimote SDK 5.0.0.
Why should you use it
- Reliability. It’s built upon Estimote Monitoring, Estimote’s algorithm for reliable enter/exit reporting.
- No need to operate on abstract identifiers, or Proximity UUID, Major, Minor triplets. Estimote Proximity SDK lets you define zones by setting predicates for human-readable JSONs.
- You can define multiple zones for a single beacon, i.e. at different ranges.
- Cloud-backed grouping. When you change your mind and want to replace one beacon with another, all you need to do is reassign JSON attachments in Estimote Cloud. You don’t even need to connect to the beacon!
Installation
CocoaPods
CocoaPods is an easy way to add external libraries. To use it to fetch Proximity SDK:
Add
pod 'EstimoteProximitySDK'
to your PodfileRun
pod install --repo-update
Make sure Always Embed Swift Standard Libraries build setting is set to Yes (this option is turned off by default for Objective–C projects). Estimote Proximity SDK contains Swift code internally and requires Swift standard libraries in the app bundle.
Add
import EstimoteProximitySDK
(Swift) or#import <EstimoteProximitySDK/EstimoteProximitySDK.h>
(Objective–C) to your code
Manual
Download Proximity SDK repository
- Click the
Download ZIP
button in this repo, or - Run
git clone git@github.com:Estimote/iOS-SDK-Proximity-SDK.git --depth=1
- Click the
Download Bluetooth Scanning library repo
- Click the
Download ZIP
button in Bluetooth Scanning repo, or - Run
git clone git@github.com:Estimote/iOS-Bluetooth-Scanning.git --depth=1
- Click the
Drag & drop EstimoteProximitySDK.framework to your project (enable the checkbox in Options > Copy files if needed)
Drag & drop EstimoteBluetoothScanning.framework to your project (enable the checkbox in Options > Copy files if needed)
Add Estimote Proximity SDK to your Xcode project’s Build Phases > Embed Frameworks. If this build phase isn’t visible you can add the SDK in General -> Embedded Binaries section.
Add Estimote Bluetooth Scanning library to your Xcode project’s Build Phases > Embed Frameworks. If this build phase isn’t visible you can add the SDK in General -> Embedded Binaries section.
Make sure Always Embed Swift Standard Libraries build setting is set to Yes (this option is turned off by default for Objective–C projects). Estimote Proximity SDK contains Swift code internally and requires Swift standard libraries in the app bundle.
Add
import EstimoteProximitySDK
(Swift) or#import <EstimoteProximitySDK/EstimoteProximitySDK.h>
(Objective–C) to your code
Requirements
- One or more Estimote Proximity or Location Beacons configured for Estimote Monitoring. It’s enabled by default in dev kits shipped after mid-September 2017; to enable it on your own check out the instructions.
- An iOS device with Bluetooth Low Energy running iOS 10 or later. Using BLE with iOS Simulator isn’t supported.
Usage
The library is compatible with both Objective–C and Swift. The public-facing classes are written in Objective–C, the API is optimized for Swift. It’s distributed as a dynamic framework.
Attachment-based identification
Details of each of your Estimote devices are available in Estimote Cloud. Each device has a unique identifier, but remembering it and using it for every one of your devices can be challenging. This is why Estimote Proximity SDK uses attachment-based identification.
Each device has an associated JSON. When the SDK detects a proximity change of a device, it checks the device’s attachment JSON to see which registered rule should be applied.
Example
To get a working prototype, check out the Desk Observer example app. It’s a single screen app with three labels that change background color:
- when you are in close proximity to the first desk,
- in close proximity to the second desk,
- when you are in the venue in general.
The demo requires at least two Proximity or Location beacons configured for Estimote Monitoring.
The demo expects beacons having specific tags assigned:
{"attachment":{"desk":"blueberry","venue":"office"}}
for the first one,{"attachment":{"desk":"mint","venue":"office"}}
for the second one.
These attachments can be used to define the zones presented below:
Attachment-based zones
To conifgure the attachments:
- Go to https://cloud.estimote.com/#/
- Click on the beacon you want to configure
- Click Settings button
- Click Beacon Attachment field
- Add any attachment key-value pair you want
- Click Save Changes
Tags are Cloud-only settings — no additional connecting to the beacons with the Estimote app is required!
Assigning beacon attachments
Inside your app
To use the SDK within your app, go to the apps section in Estimote Cloud. Register a new app or use one of the available templates to obtain App ID & App Token credentials pair.
In your app, set up the credentials using ESTCloudCredentials
:
let credentials = EPXCloudCredentials(appID: "your-app-id", appToken: "your-app-token")
Then, configure proximity discovery with EPXProximityObserver
. For more info on attachments, see this section.
// Create observer instance
self.proximityObserver = EPXProximityObserver(credentials: credentials, errorBlock: { error in
print("Ooops! \(error)")
})
// Define zones
let blueberryZone = EPXProximityZone(range: EPXProximityRange.custom(meanTriggerDistance: 0.5)!,
attachmentKey: "desk",
attachmentValue: "blueberry")
blueberryZone.onEnterAction = { attachment in
print("Entered near range of 'desk':'blueberry'. Attachment payload: (attachment.payload)")
}
blueberryZone.onExitAction = { attachment in
print("Exited near range of 'desk':'blueberry'. Attachment payload: (attachment.payload)")
}
// ... etc. You can define as many zones as you need.
// Start proximity observation
self.observer.startObserving([blueberryZone])
Background support
To allow your app to react to physical context when it’s in the background:
- Set Uses Bluetooth LE accessories in your Xcode project settings -> Capabilities -> Background Modes. It’s required for Core Bluetooth to work in the background.
- Add a value for Privacy - Location Always Usage Description key in your app’s Info.plist file. It will be the message of an alert that will be shown to the user when the app calls
-[EPXProximityObserver start...]
. It’s required for Core Location to work.


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Walking changes vision
| Source: | University of Würzburg |
| Summary: | When people walk around, they process visual information differently than at rest: the peripheral visual field shows enhanced processing. |
How do we perceive our environment? What is the influence of sensory stimuli on the peripheral nervous system and what on the brain? Science has an interest in this question for many reasons. In the long term, insights from this research could contribute to a better understanding of diseases such as ADHD and Parkinson's disease.
Perception and the underlying neuronal activities are usually measured while subjects are sitting or lying, for example while doing magnetic resonance imaging. As a rule, the head is fixed and people are encouraged not to blink. The measurements therefore take place under well-controlled but rather unnatural conditions.
Shift of visual preference
When processing visual stimuli, however, it makes a difference whether the person is sitting or moving: When walking around, the peripheral part of the visual field shows enhanced processing compared to the central part. This can be proven both by the behaviorally measured perception of the test persons and by their brain response.
This shift in visual preference makes sense. "It is above all the peripheral visual input that provides information about the direction and speed of our movement and thus plays an important role for navigation," says Dr. Barbara Händel. The neuroscientist from Julius-Maximilians-Universität (JMU) Würzburg in Bavaria, Germany, and her colleague Dr. Liyu Cao have published their findings in PLOS Biology.
"It was known from animals that increased body movements lead to an increased firing rate in visual areas of the brain," says Dr. Händel. So far, there are only a few behavioural experiments available for humans that investigate the influence of movement on sensory brain areas. However, there is evidence that cognitive processes are linked to the behavioural state. "For example, some studies show that people learn better when they move," says the JMU researcher. However, the underlying neuronal mechanisms have not yet been tested in detail.
Mobile EEG, sensors and video glasses
It is precisely such gaps in knowledge that Barbara Händel wants to close with her work. In order to explore the link between movement and perception, sophisticated technical equipment is necessary. While the test subjects walk around, they wear electrode caps and a small amplifier that records their brain waves. The EEG data are sent wirelessly to a laptop, which the subjects carry in a backpack. Motion sensors, video glasses, and a mobile device for recording eye movements complete the setting.
Quite an effort. "But we have to take this step if we want to understand human perceptual strategies during natural behavior," says Dr. Händel. Research into perception during movement is still in its infancy. It is now up to science to ask clever questions and find out which of them can be answered with mobile technical equipment.
Many exciting research questions
Next, the JMU scientist wants to further investigate the effect of altered perception during movement. Does it only occur for visual input or possibly also in other sensory areas? Does it, in addition to navigation, perhaps also play a role in other cognitive processes such as memory and creativity?
All this is possible: experiments with rats have shown that these animals learn better, when they are in motion. And the idea that walking increases creativity has existed since ancient times. "For example, the Peripatetics, a philosophical school around Aristotle, usually were discussing while walking, from which their name derives," says Barbara Händel.
There is also a connection between creativity and eye movements: "It is known that people blink more often the more creatively they solve a task. And we found that people also blink more often when they walk around compared to being at rest." Obviously, there are many connections between the movements of the body, the eyes and the mental performance. Their research could reveal many more interesting aspects.
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This page provides pointers to the SML/NJ bug records and bug reporting instructions.
Reporting Bugs
There are currently two ways to report bugs to the SML/NJ developers: by emailing a form, or by filling out a report using the online bug report form. For email reports, the file "bug-report-form" contains a sample bug report form with explanations for the various fields. Bug reports should be mailed to:Before mailing a report, please check out the existing bug reports to see if your problem is covered. But when in doubt, please do not hesitate to submit a report, since even redundant reports can provide useful information or additional test cases. Of course, the most helpful bug reports are those accompanied by a succinct bit of code that manifests the bug. (Actually, that's not quite right -- the most helpful bug reports are those with the "Fix" field filled in!)Bug Tracker
New bug reports are being kept in a GForge issue tracker. The bug lists documented below still contain open bugs prior to adoption of the new bug tracker (around the 110.70 timeframe and earlier).Bug Lists
The SML/NJ bug reports are split into files with at most 200 bug reports each, so that each file will be of a manageable size. The files are named "bugs.0001-0200", "bugs.0201-0400", etc. They contain the cumulative record of all bugs ever recorded; most of these bugs have been fixed.All the bugs that are currently open are listed in the file "openbugs", while the file "sortedbugs" contains a prioritized list of open bugs.
Test Suites
The collection of test cases for bugs is provided in the compressed tar file tests.tgz. These tests are used as part of the regression test suite for the compiler. Some other specialized test suites are also listed here.Future of Bug Reporting
Within one or two release cycles, we plan to review and migrate the textual bug lists to our GForge issue tracker.
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To thank everyone for their support and celebrate Halloween, renowned iOS software company iMyFone will give away a brand-new iPhone 11 (64GB, random color) and 20 iMyFone Fixppo licenses (worth $54.95) for free.
From now to November 7th, 2019 , everyone is able to win the prize by clicking the event page.
How to enter the giveaway?
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24'42.98N and 81'05.08W - on Intercoastal Waterway in Marathon due south of Mile Marker 15 between Pretty Joe Rock and Rachel Key.
Daily and monthly slip rentals (34) for yachts 20' - 60'.
Water, pumpout. Full resort access.
Marina and boat ramp offers easy access to the Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic Ocean. Boat slips can accommodate vessels up to 40 feet and are available on a daily, weekly, or monthly basis. Call for current rates and availability.
Charters for fishing, diving, snorkeling, dive instruction and certification. Bait and tackle, scuba equipment and air tanks. Boat rentals. Snacks and beverages.
Located oceanside on the Overseas Highway at the Vaca Cut bridge (MM53), just minutes from Marathon’s incredible reef and prime fishing waters.
N24° 42.5168', W081° 6.6086'
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7196 Overseas Highway
, Marathon (Gulfside)
, FL 33050 USA
Tel:+1<PHONE_NUMBER>
Small marina and motel situated at the entrance of Dodge Lake at the NW end of the Marathon airport
Position 24 42.531N 081 05.462W. Pumpout available. They also manage the moorings. Dinghy docks, showers, restrooms and laundry. (formerly Florida Keys Marina - Pat & Kelly's)
Located in Boot Key Channel between Green Markers 7 & 9.
Full Service Boat Yard. Slips. Mandatory pump-out before entry to the marina is permitted
Marie's Yacht Harbor Club & Oceanside Marina
100 Ave 1 Coco Plum
, Marathon
, Florida
Tel:+1<PHONE_NUMBER>
Position 24 43.88N 081 00.276W. Liveaboards, slips, power, water, cable tv, laundry, shower, pumpout, ramp. Reasonably priced. (Mosquitoes can be problem as marina surrounded by mangroves)
Outta The Blue Marina
50 Coco Plum Drive
, Marathon
, FL 33050
Tel:+1<PHONE_NUMBER>
Opening hours: Mon-Fri 9am-5pm Sat-Sun - Closed
Do-it-yourself full service boat yard and marine located in the FL Keys, Marathon area. Haul, block, repair, back into the water for boats as large as 43'.
Position 24 42.679N 081 04.899W. Resort Marina at far East end of Harbor. Swimming pool and tennis courts. Pizza and Italian food available. Dockside bar and restaurant.
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VHF Channel 09
Clearance approximately 25 ft with the bridget closed - check with the bridgemaster.


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8:00 AM - 8:45 AM
Pilot Briefing
9:00 AM - 9:45 AM
DJI Games Practice Session
10:00 AM - 10:45 AM
AGP Practice Session
11:00 AM - 11:45 AM
Opening Ceremony
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
DJI Games Qualifying Rounds
2:30 PM - 4:30 PM
AGP Qualifying Rounds
4:45 PM - 5:00 PM
Announcements
5:00 PM - 5:45 PM
DJI Games Practice Session
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
AGP Practice Session
8:00 AM - 8:45 AM
Pilot Briefing
9:00 AM - 10:00 AM
DJI Games Semi Finals
10:30 PM - 11:30 PM
AGP Semi Finals
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Announcements | Halftime Show
2:15 PM - 2:45 AM
DJI Games Practice Session
3:00 PM - 3:30 AM
AGP Practice Session
4:00 PM - 5:00 PM
AGP Finals
5:30 PM - 6:30 PM
DJI Games Finals
6:45 PM - 7:30 PM
Announcements | Closing Ceremony
The DJI Games challenges you to fly a Phantom 3 through a free fly obstacle course, earning points for each maneuver you complete within a 2-minute time limit.  You have the freedom to strategize based on your own skill sets. Only those with the highest scores can continue competing to win DJI Prizes and glory.
During the qualifying rounds, each competitor will be flying solo to determine his/her own individual skill.
6 contestants per round
In the semi-final rounds, competitors will be randomly paired with one-another to test his/her ability to work as a team.
2 contestants per team, 3 teams per round
During the final rounds, competitors will be randomly assigned with a different team member. Teams will be given additional practice time prior to the rounds so that that they can devise a strategy based on each member’s skill sets.
2 contestants per team, 3 teams per round
This DJI-designed course has several options and ways for you to earn points. Each participant will have their own course, and these maneuvers can be completed in any order, depending on your preference:
Use the landing gear on the DJI Phantom to pick up the Pyramid, then place it down on the nearby bulls-eye. Where the Pyramid is placed determines your earned points. With 10, 15, or 20 points up for grabs, this is your biggest single opportunity to earn the most points.
The Pyramid can only be used once per participant per run.
Land your Phantom on each landing pad and stop on the ground for 1 second. Where you land your Phantom determines the number of points earned – either 5 points for the center, or 2 points for the edge.
Each landing pad can only be used once per participant per run.
Complete a figure-8 motion around the two pylons in the center of the course. Each completed figure-8 earns you 4 points.
Figure 8s can be completed an unlimited number of times during each run.
Fly through the raised loop on top of each pylon to earn 2 points.
Each loop can only be used twice per participant per run.
Any of the above maneuvers must be completed before the time for your run expires to earn the associated points. Time limits for each run will vary depending on which round of the DJI Games you advance to.
To encourage safe flying and adherence to the rules, points will be subtracted from participants as follows:
Flying your Phantom into the ground or other objects, causing it to be unable to continue flying on its own, results in an immediate end to your run. 15 points will be deducted from your current score, and you will not be able to earn any further points.
Flying your Phantom outside of the designated area for your course or interfering/flying into a course being used by other participants will result in an immediate end to your run. 10 points will be deducted from your current score, and you will not be able to earn any further points.
After time expires for each run, all participants must land their Phantom safely on the ground within their course area and power off the motors within 15 seconds. Failure to land safely results in a 10-point deduction from your score.
Any behavior or flight conducted in an unsportsmanlike or inappropriate way will result in immediate, complete disqualification from the DJI Games and any future events. Decisions made by DJI officials on-site are final.
Primary Email:
Event Address:
Flugplatz Spitzerberg
Spitzerberg 1, 2405 Hundsheim, Austria
AGP Email:


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arc-icon-theme
Arc Icon Theme
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
20161122-1
* Initial release from https://github.com/horst3180/arc-icon-theme
20161122-1
* Initial release from https://github.com/horst3180/arc-icon-theme
stable
20161122-1
* Initial release from https://github.com/horst3180/arc-icon-theme
20161122-1
* Initial release from https://github.com/horst3180/arc-icon-theme
release
20161122-1
* Initial release from https://github.com/horst3180/arc-icon-theme
20161122-1
* Initial release from https://github.com/horst3180/arc-icon-theme
ayu-theme
Ayu Themes for GNOME 3.22
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
0.2.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Add Ayu themes from https://github.com/appelgriebsch/ayu-theme/releases/download/ayu-0.1.0/ayu-theme_0.1.0-1_amd64.deb.
0.2.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Add Ayu themes from https://github.com/appelgriebsch/ayu-theme/releases/download/ayu-0.1.0/ayu-theme_0.1.0-1_amd64.deb.
0.2.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Add Ayu themes from https://github.com/appelgriebsch/ayu-theme/releases/download/ayu-0.1.0/ayu-theme_0.1.0-1_amd64.deb.
stable
0.2.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Add Ayu themes from https://github.com/appelgriebsch/ayu-theme/releases/download/ayu-0.1.0/ayu-theme_0.1.0-1_amd64.deb.
0.2.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Add Ayu themes from https://github.com/appelgriebsch/ayu-theme/releases/download/ayu-0.1.0/ayu-theme_0.1.0-1_amd64.deb.
0.2.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Add Ayu themes from https://github.com/appelgriebsch/ayu-theme/releases/download/ayu-0.1.0/ayu-theme_0.1.0-1_amd64.deb.
release
0.2.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Add Ayu themes from https://github.com/appelgriebsch/ayu-theme/releases/download/ayu-0.1.0/ayu-theme_0.1.0-1_amd64.deb.
0.2.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Add Ayu themes from https://github.com/appelgriebsch/ayu-theme/releases/download/ayu-0.1.0/ayu-theme_0.1.0-1_amd64.deb.
0.2.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Add Ayu themes from https://github.com/appelgriebsch/ayu-theme/releases/download/ayu-0.1.0/ayu-theme_0.1.0-1_amd64.deb.
cahuella
GTK+ Theme based on Adwaita using the Nord color palette
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.0.2-1
* Package bump to appease launchpad.net.
1.0.2-1
* Package bump to appease launchpad.net.
1.0.2-1
* Package bump to appease launchpad.net.
stable
1.0.2-1
* Package bump to appease launchpad.net.
1.0.2-1
* Package bump to appease launchpad.net.
1.0.2-1
* Package bump to appease launchpad.net.
release
1.0.2-1
* Package bump to appease launchpad.net.
1.0.2-1
* Package bump to appease launchpad.net.
1.0.2-1
* Package bump to appease launchpad.net.
compton
compositor for X11, based on xcompmgr
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
7.4-0ubuntu1~ppa2~bionic3
* Minor cleanup to package metadata.
7.4-0ubuntu1~ppa2~bionic3
* Minor cleanup to package metadata.
7.4-0ubuntu1~ppa2~bionic3
* Minor cleanup to package metadata.
stable
7.4-0ubuntu1~ppa2~bionic3
* Minor cleanup to package metadata.
7.4-0ubuntu1~ppa2~bionic3
* Minor cleanup to package metadata.
7.4-0ubuntu1~ppa2~bionic3
* Minor cleanup to package metadata.
release
7.4-0ubuntu1~ppa2~bionic3
* Minor cleanup to package metadata.
7.4-0ubuntu1~ppa2~bionic3
* Minor cleanup to package metadata.
7.4-0ubuntu1~ppa2~bionic3
* Minor cleanup to package metadata.
fonts-jetbrains-mono
Jetbrains Monon Typeface
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.0.1-1regolith1
* Taking Dirk's work into the Regolith PPAs.
1.0.1-1regolith1
* Taking Dirk's work into the Regolith PPAs.
1.0.1-1regolith1
* Taking Dirk's work into the Regolith PPAs.
stable
1.0.1-1regolith1
* Taking Dirk's work into the Regolith PPAs.
1.0.1-1regolith1
* Taking Dirk's work into the Regolith PPAs.
1.0.1-1regolith1
* Taking Dirk's work into the Regolith PPAs.
release
1.0.1-1regolith1
* Taking Dirk's work into the Regolith PPAs.
1.0.1-1regolith1
* Taking Dirk's work into the Regolith PPAs.
1.0.1-1regolith1
* Taking Dirk's work into the Regolith PPAs.
fonts-source-code-pro-ttf
monospace font for pretty code listings and for the terminal
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.010-0ubuntu1
* Initial release (Closes: #1056512)
1.010-0ubuntu1
* Initial release (Closes: #1056512)
1.010-0ubuntu1
* Initial release (Closes: #1056512)
stable
1.010-0ubuntu1
* Initial release (Closes: #1056512)
1.010-0ubuntu1
* Initial release (Closes: #1056512)
1.010-0ubuntu1
* Initial release (Closes: #1056512)
release
1.010-0ubuntu1
* Initial release (Closes: #1056512)
1.010-0ubuntu1
* Initial release (Closes: #1056512)
1.010-0ubuntu1
* Initial release (Closes: #1056512)
i3-gaps-wm
metapackage (i3-gaps window manager, screen locker, menu, statusbar)
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
4.17.1-1ubuntu1~ppa5
* Apply patch from https://github.com/i3/i3/pull/3799 to resolve bar label issue.
4.17.1-1ubuntu1~ppa5
* Apply patch from https://github.com/i3/i3/pull/3799 to resolve bar label issue.
4.17.1-1ubuntu1~ppa5
* Apply patch from https://github.com/i3/i3/pull/3799 to resolve bar label issue.
stable
4.17.1-1ubuntu1~ppa5
* Apply patch from https://github.com/i3/i3/pull/3799 to resolve bar label issue.
4.17.1-1ubuntu1~ppa5
* Apply patch from https://github.com/i3/i3/pull/3799 to resolve bar label issue.
4.17.1-1ubuntu1~ppa5
* Apply patch from https://github.com/i3/i3/pull/3799 to resolve bar label issue.
release
4.17.1-1ubuntu1~ppa5
* Apply patch from https://github.com/i3/i3/pull/3799 to resolve bar label issue.
4.17.1-1ubuntu1~ppa5
* Apply patch from https://github.com/i3/i3/pull/3799 to resolve bar label issue.
4.17.1-1ubuntu1~ppa5
* Apply patch from https://github.com/i3/i3/pull/3799 to resolve bar label issue.
i3-snapshot
Record and restore window and workspace containment structure in i3-wm
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Handle workspace names with quotes. * Add option to "dryrun" update i3 for debugging.
1.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Handle workspace names with quotes. * Add option to "dryrun" update i3 for debugging.
1.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Handle workspace names with quotes. * Add option to "dryrun" update i3 for debugging.
stable
1.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Handle workspace names with quotes. * Add option to "dryrun" update i3 for debugging.
1.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Handle workspace names with quotes. * Add option to "dryrun" update i3 for debugging.
1.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Handle workspace names with quotes. * Add option to "dryrun" update i3 for debugging.
release
1.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Handle workspace names with quotes. * Add option to "dryrun" update i3 for debugging.
1.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Handle workspace names with quotes. * Add option to "dryrun" update i3 for debugging.
1.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Handle workspace names with quotes. * Add option to "dryrun" update i3 for debugging.
i3ipc-python
An improved Python library to control i3wm and sway.
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
2.1.1-1ubuntu1~ppa6
* Update build dependencies hoping to resolve packaing problems.
2.1.1-1ubuntu1~ppa6
* Update build dependencies hoping to resolve packaing problems.
2.1.1-1ubuntu1~ppa6
* Update build dependencies hoping to resolve packaing problems.
stable
2.1.1-1ubuntu1~ppa6
* Update build dependencies hoping to resolve packaing problems.
2.1.1-1ubuntu1~ppa6
* Update build dependencies hoping to resolve packaing problems.
2.1.1-1ubuntu1~ppa6
* Update build dependencies hoping to resolve packaing problems.
release
2.1.1-1ubuntu1~ppa4
* Add python-xlib dependency.
2.1.1-1ubuntu1~ppa4
* Add python-xlib dependency.
2.1.1-1ubuntu1~ppa4
* Add python-xlib dependency.
i3xrocks
i3blocks with Xresources and conf.d configuration
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.3.4-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Version bump to match changelog. Cleanup.
1.3.4-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Version bump to match changelog. Cleanup.
1.3.4-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Version bump to match changelog. Cleanup.
stable
1.3.4-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Version bump to match changelog. Cleanup.
1.3.4-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Version bump to match changelog. Cleanup.
1.3.4-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Version bump to match changelog. Cleanup.
release
1.3.2
* Sync package and binary version strings.
1.3.2
* Sync package and binary version strings.
1.3.2
* Sync package and binary version strings.
moka-icon-theme
Moka Icon Theme
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
5.4.523-201905300105~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
5.4.523-201905300105~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
5.4.523-201905300105~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
stable
5.4.523-201905300105~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
5.4.523-201905300105~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
5.4.523-201905300105~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
release
5.4.523-201905300105~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
5.4.523-201905300105~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
5.4.523-201905300105~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
nordic
Dark Gtk3.20+ theme created using the awesome Nord color pallete.
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.6.5-1ubuntu1ppa1
* Initial release
1.6.5-1ubuntu1ppa1
* Initial release
1.6.5-1ubuntu1ppa1
* Initial release
stable
1.6.5-1ubuntu1ppa1
* Initial release
1.6.5-1ubuntu1ppa1
* Initial release
1.6.5-1ubuntu1ppa1
* Initial release
release
1.6.5-1ubuntu1ppa1
* Initial release
1.6.5-1ubuntu1ppa1
* Initial release
1.6.5-1ubuntu1ppa1
* Initial release
paper-icon-theme
Paper Icon Theme
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.5.723-201905252133~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
1.5.723-201905252133~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
1.5.723-201905252133~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
stable
1.5.723-201905252133~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
1.5.723-201905252133~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
1.5.723-201905252133~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
release
1.5.723-201905252133~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
1.5.723-201905252133~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
1.5.723-201905252133~daily~ubuntu19.04.1
* Auto build.
picom
compositor for X11, based on xcompmgr
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
8-1~1.gbp353272ubuntu1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Remove github files from debian branch.
8-1~1.gbp353272ubuntu1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Remove github files from debian branch.
8-1~1.gbp353272ubuntu1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Remove github files from debian branch.
stable
8-1~1.gbp353272ubuntu1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Remove github files from debian branch.
playerctl
utility to control media players via MPRIS (gir bindings)
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
2.0.2-1ubuntu1~ppa2
* New upstream version 2.0.2
2.0.2-1ubuntu1~ppa2
* New upstream version 2.0.2
2.0.2-1ubuntu1~ppa2
* New upstream version 2.0.2
stable
2.0.2-1ubuntu1~ppa2
* New upstream version 2.0.2
2.0.2-1ubuntu1~ppa2
* New upstream version 2.0.2
2.0.2-1ubuntu1~ppa2
* New upstream version 2.0.2
release
2.0.2-1ubuntu1~ppa2
* New upstream version 2.0.2
2.0.2-1ubuntu1~ppa2
* New upstream version 2.0.2
2.0.2-1ubuntu1~ppa2
* New upstream version 2.0.2
plymouth-theme-regolith
boot animation, logger and I/O multiplexer - Regolith theme
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.0.3-1
* Tweaks to config files.
1.0.3-1
* Tweaks to config files.
stable
1.0.3-1
* Tweaks to config files.
1.0.3-1
* Tweaks to config files.
1.0.3-1
* Tweaks to config files.
release
1.0.0-1
* Initial release, copy from hamara.
1.0.0-1
* Initial release, copy from hamara.
1.0.0-1
* Initial release, copy from hamara.
python3-i3ipc
An improved Python library to control i3wm and sway.
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
2.1.1-1ubuntu1~ppa7
* Changes to python version.
2.1.1-1ubuntu1~ppa7
* Changes to python version.
2.1.1-1ubuntu1~ppa7
* Changes to python version.
stable
2.1.1-1ubuntu1~ppa7
* Changes to python version.
2.1.1-1ubuntu1~ppa7
* Changes to python version.
2.1.1-1ubuntu1~ppa7
* Changes to python version.
regolith-compositor-compton-glx
Regolith configuration for Compton
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.0.10-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Fix typo in compton config file, found by @gservat.
1.0.10-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Fix typo in compton config file, found by @gservat.
1.0.10-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Fix typo in compton config file, found by @gservat.
stable
1.0.10-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Fix typo in compton config file, found by @gservat.
1.0.10-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Fix typo in compton config file, found by @gservat.
1.0.10-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Fix typo in compton config file, found by @gservat.
release
1.0.6
* Allow user staged compton config.
1.0.6
* Allow user staged compton config.
1.0.6
* Allow user staged compton config.
regolith-compositor-none
Regolith configuration for no compositor
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.0.3-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp conf file, cleanup.
1.0.3-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp conf file, cleanup.
1.0.3-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp conf file, cleanup.
stable
1.0.3-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp conf file, cleanup.
1.0.3-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp conf file, cleanup.
1.0.3-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp conf file, cleanup.
release
1.0.2-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Migrate to new PPA.
1.0.2-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Migrate to new PPA.
1.0.2-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Migrate to new PPA.
regolith-compositor-picom-glx
Regolith configuration for picom
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.0.1-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Fix typo found in https://github.com/regolith-linux/regolith-compositor-picom-glx/issues/1.
1.0.1-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Fix typo found in https://github.com/regolith-linux/regolith-compositor-picom-glx/issues/1.
1.0.1-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Fix typo found in https://github.com/regolith-linux/regolith-compositor-picom-glx/issues/1.
stable
1.0.1-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Fix typo found in https://github.com/regolith-linux/regolith-compositor-picom-glx/issues/1.
1.0.1-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Fix typo found in https://github.com/regolith-linux/regolith-compositor-picom-glx/issues/1.
1.0.1-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Fix typo found in https://github.com/regolith-linux/regolith-compositor-picom-glx/issues/1.
regolith-compositor-xcompmgr
Regolith configuration for Xcompmgr
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.0.3-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp conf file, cleanup.
1.0.3-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp conf file, cleanup.
1.0.3-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp conf file, cleanup.
stable
1.0.3-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp conf file, cleanup.
1.0.3-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp conf file, cleanup.
1.0.3-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp conf file, cleanup.
release
1.0.2-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Migrate to new PPA.
1.0.2-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Migrate to new PPA.
1.0.2-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Migrate to new PPA.
regolith-default-settings
Regolith default settings
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.0-1bionic1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add bionic specific gsettings overrides.
1.0-1bionic1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add bionic specific gsettings overrides.
1.0.1-1focal1
* Make version specific to focal.
stable
1.0-1bionic1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add bionic specific gsettings overrides.
1.0-1bionic1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add bionic specific gsettings overrides.
1.0-1bionic1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add bionic specific gsettings overrides.
regolith-desktop
metapackage for Regolith desktop environment
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
2.71-1bionic1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Depend on regolith-default-settings to migrate to gsettings overrides. * Update branch name to conform w/ gbp.
2.73-1eoan1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Depend on regolith-default-settings to migrate to gsettings overrides. * Update branch name to conform w/ gbp.
2.70-1focal1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Version bump to appease launchpad.
stable
2.71-1bionic1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Depend on regolith-default-settings to migrate to gsettings overrides. * Update branch name to conform w/ gbp.
2.58-1eoan1
* Keep gnome-screensaver for pre focal releases.
2.63-1focal1
* Revert version string to 1.4.1.
release
2.58-1bionic1
* Keep gnome-screensaver for pre focal releases.
2.58-1eoan1
* Keep gnome-screensaver for pre focal releases.
2.63-1focal1
* Revert version string to 1.4.1.
regolith-ftue
Regolith first time user experience
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.0.11-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp config file.
1.0.11-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp config file.
1.0.11-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp config file.
stable
1.0.11-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp config file.
1.0.10-1
* Remove debugging output from script.
1.0.10-1
* Remove debugging output from script.
release
1.0.10-1
* Remove debugging output from script.
1.0.10-1
* Remove debugging output from script.
1.0.10-1
* Remove debugging output from script.
regolith-gdm3-theme
Regolith gdm3 based on Ubuntu 18.04 theme.
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
2.0.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Fix layout issues when user has image in user profile.
2.0.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Fix layout issues when user has image in user profile.
2.0.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Fix layout issues when user has image in user profile.
stable
2.0.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Fix layout issues when user has image in user profile.
2.0.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Fix layout issues when user has image in user profile.
2.0.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Fix layout issues when user has image in user profile.
release
2.0.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Fix layout issues when user has image in user profile.
2.0.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Fix layout issues when user has image in user profile.
2.0.0-1ubuntu1~ppa1
* Fix layout issues when user has image in user profile.
regolith-gnome-flashback
Regolith customized gnome-flashback session
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
2.6.2-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Remove invalid component from desktop session file. * Cleanup
2.6.2-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Remove invalid component from desktop session file. * Cleanup
2.6.2-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Remove invalid component from desktop session file. * Cleanup
stable
2.6.2-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Remove invalid component from desktop session file. * Cleanup
2.4.14-1
* Take @jensens fix for double quote in workspace name.
2.4.14-1
* Take @jensens fix for double quote in workspace name.
release
2.4.14-1
* Take @jensens fix for double quote in workspace name.
2.4.14-1
* Take @jensens fix for double quote in workspace name.
2.4.14-1
* Take @jensens fix for double quote in workspace name.
regolith-i3-gaps-config
Regolith i3-gaps config file
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
2.5.0-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add keybindings for 'next free workspace' feature.
2.5.0-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add keybindings for 'next free workspace' feature.
2.5.0-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add keybindings for 'next free workspace' feature.
stable
2.5.0-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add keybindings for 'next free workspace' feature.
2.5.0-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add keybindings for 'next free workspace' feature.
2.5.0-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add keybindings for 'next free workspace' feature.
release
2.4.13-1
* Version bump to appease package builder. No change from previous version.
2.4.13-1
* Version bump to appease package builder. No change from previous version.
2.4.13-1
* Version bump to appease package builder. No change from previous version.
regolith-i3xrocks-config
Indicator to show battery status.
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
3.1.1-1
[ Vipul Mathur ] * Use `MemAvailable` to indicate memory usage (#70)
3.1.1-1
[ Vipul Mathur ] * Use `MemAvailable` to indicate memory usage (#70)
3.1.1-1
[ Vipul Mathur ] * Use `MemAvailable` to indicate memory usage (#70)
stable
3.1.0-1
[ Bence Ferdinandy ] * fixed an error with name somehow being None * adding next-workspace
3.1.0-1
[ Bence Ferdinandy ] * fixed an error with name somehow being None * adding next-workspace
3.1.0-1
[ Bence Ferdinandy ] * fixed an error with name somehow being None * adding next-workspace
release
3.0.21-1
* Minor visual tweaks to volume block.
3.0.21-1
* Minor visual tweaks to volume block.
3.0.21-1
* Minor visual tweaks to volume block.
regolith-lightdm-config
Branding relating to Regolith for LightDM
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.0.6-1
* Fix dependencies. Use Ubuntu default theme elements.
1.0.6-1
* Fix dependencies. Use Ubuntu default theme elements.
1.0.6-1
* Fix dependencies. Use Ubuntu default theme elements.
stable
1.0.6-1
* Fix dependencies. Use Ubuntu default theme elements.
1.0.6-1
* Fix dependencies. Use Ubuntu default theme elements.
1.0.6-1
* Fix dependencies. Use Ubuntu default theme elements.
release
1.0.6-1
* Fix dependencies. Use Ubuntu default theme elements.
1.0.6-1
* Fix dependencies. Use Ubuntu default theme elements.
1.0.6-1
* Fix dependencies. Use Ubuntu default theme elements.
regolith-rofi-config
Regolith configuration for rofi launcher
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.2.6-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp config file.
1.2.6-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp config file.
1.2.6-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp config file.
stable
1.2.6-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp config file.
1.2.6-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp config file.
1.2.6-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp config file.
release
1.2.5-1
* Simplify help
1.2.5-1
* Simplify help
1.2.5-1
* Simplify help
regolith-rofication
Rofication notification system
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.2.2-1
* i3xrocks.warning now used for value color if there are non-critical notifications.
1.2.2-1
* i3xrocks.warning now used for value color if there are non-critical notifications.
1.2.2-1
* i3xrocks.warning now used for value color if there are non-critical notifications.
stable
1.2.2-1
* i3xrocks.warning now used for value color if there are non-critical notifications.
1.2.2-1
* i3xrocks.warning now used for value color if there are non-critical notifications.
1.2.2-1
* i3xrocks.warning now used for value color if there are non-critical notifications.
release
1.2.2-1
* i3xrocks.warning now used for value color if there are non-critical notifications.
1.2.2-1
* i3xrocks.warning now used for value color if there are non-critical notifications.
1.2.2-1
* i3xrocks.warning now used for value color if there are non-critical notifications.
regolith-st
simple terminal emulator for X
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
0.8.2-1ubuntu20ppa5
* Migrate to new PPA.
0.8.2-1ubuntu20ppa5
* Migrate to new PPA.
0.8.2-1ubuntu20ppa5
* Migrate to new PPA.
stable
0.8.2-1ubuntu20ppa5
* Migrate to new PPA.
0.8.2-1ubuntu20ppa5
* Migrate to new PPA.
0.8.2-1ubuntu20ppa5
* Migrate to new PPA.
release
0.8.2-1ubuntu20ppa5
* Migrate to new PPA.
0.8.2-1ubuntu20ppa5
* Migrate to new PPA.
0.8.2-1ubuntu20ppa5
* Migrate to new PPA.
regolith-styles
Ayu look
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
2.4.24-1
[ Chua Hou ] * Balance workspace name by adding space at end (#20)
2.4.24-1
[ Chua Hou ] * Balance workspace name by adding space at end (#20)
2.4.24-1
[ Chua Hou ] * Balance workspace name by adding space at end (#20)
stable
2.4.24-1
[ Chua Hou ] * Balance workspace name by adding space at end (#20)
2.4.24-1
[ Chua Hou ] * Balance workspace name by adding space at end (#20)
2.4.24-1
[ Chua Hou ] * Balance workspace name by adding space at end (#20)
release
2.4.22-1
* Package @jensens fix for double quotes in workspace name.
2.4.22-1
* Package @jensens fix for double quotes in workspace name.
2.4.22-1
* Package @jensens fix for double quotes in workspace name.
regolith-system
Metapackage that describes a system with Regolith
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
<IP_ADDRESS>-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Add gbp conf file, cleanup.
stable
<IP_ADDRESS>-1
* Remove plymouth theme as required package.
<IP_ADDRESS>-1
* Remove plymouth theme as required package.
<IP_ADDRESS>-1
* Remove plymouth theme as required package.
release
<IP_ADDRESS>-1
* Remove plymouth theme as required package.
<IP_ADDRESS>-1
* Remove plymouth theme as required package.
<IP_ADDRESS>-1
* Remove plymouth theme as required package.
remontoire
Regolith shortcut dialog
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.3.2-1
* Cleanup runtime dependencies.
1.3.2-1
* Cleanup runtime dependencies.
1.3.2-1
* Cleanup runtime dependencies.
stable
1.3.2-1
* Cleanup runtime dependencies.
1.3.2-1
* Cleanup runtime dependencies.
1.3.2-1
* Cleanup runtime dependencies.
release
1.3.2-1
* Cleanup runtime dependencies.
1.3.2-1
* Cleanup runtime dependencies.
1.3.2-1
* Cleanup runtime dependencies.
rofi
window switcher, run dialog and dmenu replacement
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.5.4-1~ubuntu18.04
* Rebuild for bionic
1.5.4-1~ubuntu18.04
* Rebuild for bionic
1.5.4-1~ubuntu18.04
* Rebuild for bionic
stable
1.5.4-1~ubuntu18.04
* Rebuild for bionic
1.5.4-1~ubuntu18.04
* Rebuild for bionic
1.5.4-1~ubuntu18.04
* Rebuild for bionic
release
1.5.4-1~ubuntu18.04
* Rebuild for bionic
1.5.4-1~ubuntu18.04
* Rebuild for bionic
1.5.4-1~ubuntu18.04
* Rebuild for bionic
solarc-theme
<insert up to 60 chars description>
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
800c997-1
* Initial release from https://github.com/schemar/solarc-theme
800c997-1
* Initial release from https://github.com/schemar/solarc-theme
800c997-1
* Initial release from https://github.com/schemar/solarc-theme
stable
800c997-1
* Initial release from https://github.com/schemar/solarc-theme
800c997-1
* Initial release from https://github.com/schemar/solarc-theme
800c997-1
* Initial release from https://github.com/schemar/solarc-theme
release
800c997-1
* Initial release from https://github.com/schemar/solarc-theme
800c997-1
* Initial release from https://github.com/schemar/solarc-theme
800c997-1
* Initial release from https://github.com/schemar/solarc-theme
ubiquity-slideshow-ubuntu
Ubiquity slideshow for Regolith
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
138.5-ubuntu1~regolith1
* More image tweaks.
138.5-ubuntu1~regolith1
* More image tweaks.
138.5-ubuntu1~regolith1
* More image tweaks.
stable
138.5-ubuntu1~regolith1
* More image tweaks.
138.5-ubuntu1~regolith1
* More image tweaks.
138.5-ubuntu1~regolith1
* More image tweaks.
release
138.5-ubuntu1~regolith1
* More image tweaks.
138.5-ubuntu1~regolith1
* More image tweaks.
138.5-ubuntu1~regolith1
* More image tweaks.
unclutter-xfixes
A rewrite of unclutter using the x11-xfixes extension
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.5-0ubuntu0~ppa2
* Initial release
1.5-0ubuntu0~ppa2
* Initial release
1.5-0ubuntu0~ppa2
* Initial release
stable
1.5-0ubuntu0~ppa2
* Initial release
1.5-0ubuntu0~ppa2
* Initial release
1.5-0ubuntu0~ppa2
* Initial release
release
1.5-0ubuntu0~ppa2
* Initial release
1.5-0ubuntu0~ppa2
* Initial release
1.5-0ubuntu0~ppa2
* Initial release
xrescat
cat Xresources
bionic
eoan
focal
groovy
unstable
1.2.1-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Cleanup lintian warnings. * Version bump to appease launchpad
1.2.1-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Cleanup lintian warnings. * Version bump to appease launchpad
1.2.1-1
[ Ken Gilmer ] * Cleanup lintian warnings. * Version bump to appease launchpad
stable
1.1-1ubuntu1ppa1
* Add option for default value.
1.1-1ubuntu1ppa1
* Add option for default value.
1.1-1ubuntu1ppa1
* Add option for default value.
release
1.1-1ubuntu1ppa1
* Add option for default value.
1.1-1ubuntu1ppa1
* Add option for default value.
1.1-1ubuntu1ppa1
* Add option for default value.


--- layout: post title: Y Combinator Summer 2011 Reunion Photo date: 2012-05-02 06:21:00.000000000 -07:00 type: post published: true status: publish categories: [] tags: [] meta: {} author: ---
Taken at Y Combinator


About MRFT
This is a small project mainly intended to let students play with some MLPs without too much fuzz.


| 057:026 Khan | : |
And indeed, We sent Nuh (Noah) and Ibrahim (Abraham), and placed in their offspring Prophethood and Scripture, and among them there is he who is guided, but many of them are Fasiqun (rebellious, disobedient to Allah). |
| 057:026 Maulana | : |
And certainly We sent Noah and Abraham, and We gave prophethood and the Book to their offspring; so among them is he who goes aright, but most of them are transgressors. |
| 057:026 Pickthal | : |
And We verily sent Noah and Abraham and placed the prophethood and the scripture among their seed, and among them there is he who goeth right, but many of them are evil-livers. |
| 057:026 Rashad | : |
We sent Noah and Abraham, and we granted their descendants prophethood and the scripture. Some of them were guided, while many were wicked. |
| 057:026 Sarwar | : |
We sent Noah and Abraham and placed prophethood and the Book among their offsprings, some of whom have the right guidance. However, most of them are evil doers. |
| 057:026 Shakir | : |
And certainly We sent Nuh and Ibrahim and We gave to their offspring the (gift of) prophecy and the Book; so there are among them those who go aright, and most of them are transgressors. |
| 057:026 Sherali | : |
And indeed WE sent Noah and Abraham, and WE placed among their seed Prophethood and the Book. So some of them followed the guidance, but many of them were rebellious. |
| 057:026 Yusufali | : |
And We sent Noah and Abraham, and established in their line Prophethood and Revelation: and some of them were on right guidance. But many of them became rebellious transgressors. |
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Then you get up at dawn, and you do those things
as soon as you are able to do them.
2 You want fields that belong to other people,
so you seize them;
you also take their houses.
You cheat people to get their homes,
taking away the property that belongs to their families.
3 Therefore, this is what Yahweh says:
"I will cause you people of Israel to experience disasters,
and you will not be able to escape from them.
You will no longer walk around proudly,
because when that happens, it will be a time of much trouble for you.
4 At that time, your enemies will make fun of you rich people;
they will ridicule you by singing this sad song about you:
'We Israelites are completely ruined;
Yahweh is taking our land from us,
and he will give it to those who capture us.'"
5 So when it is the time for the land to be given back to you people who belong to Yahweh,
there will be no one alive among you rich families to receive back any of that land.
6 The people who heard me say that replied to me,
"Do not prophesy such things!
Do not say that Yahweh is going to humiliate us by causing us to experience disasters!"
7 But you people talk like that!
You say that Yahweh never gets angry,
and that he never really punishes us."
Of course, what I say certainly helps those who live in the right way.
8 But Yahweh says,
"Recently my people have been acting toward me like an enemy.

You take their coats without warning, surprising them as much as soldiers returning from war would be surprised by attacks instead of safety at home.
9 You have forced women to leave their nice homes,
and you have stolen from their children forever the blessings that I wanted to give them.
10 So get up and leave here!
This is not a place where you can rest and be safe,
because you have defiled it.
I will make sure it will be completely destroyed.
11 You people want a prophet who will lie to you,
saying, 'I will preach that you should drink plenty of wine and other alcoholic drinks!'
That is the kind of prophet who would please you."
12 "But some day, you descendants of Jacob, I will bring back from exile the Israelite people who have survived.
I will gather you together
like a shepherd gathers his sheep into a pen,
and there will be many of you in your land.
13 Your leader will enable them to leave the countries where they have been exiled;
he will lead them out of the gates of their enemies' cities,
back to your own country.
Your king will lead them;
it is I, Yahweh, who will be their king!"