|
libthai
0.1.28
|
Thai string rendering. More...
Macros | |
| #define | TH_BLANK_BASE_GLYPH 0xdd |
| Blank base glyph, for floating upper/lower vowel. | |
Typedefs | |
| typedef unsigned char | thglyph_t |
| Glyph code type. | |
Functions | |
| int | th_render_cell_tis (struct thcell_t cell, thglyph_t res[], size_t res_sz, int is_decomp_am) |
| Render the given cell using TIS-620 glyph set. More... | |
| int | th_render_cell_win (struct thcell_t cell, thglyph_t res[], size_t res_sz, int is_decomp_am) |
| Render the given cell using Thai Windows glyph set. More... | |
| int | th_render_cell_mac (struct thcell_t cell, thglyph_t res[], size_t res_sz, int is_decomp_am) |
| Render the given cell using Mac Thai glyph set. More... | |
| int | th_render_text_tis (const thchar_t *s, thglyph_t res[], size_t res_sz, int is_decomp_am) |
| Render the given text using TIS-620 glyph set. More... | |
| int | th_render_text_win (const thchar_t *s, thglyph_t res[], size_t res_sz, int is_decomp_am) |
| Render the given text using Thai Windows glyph set. More... | |
| int | th_render_text_mac (const thchar_t *s, thglyph_t res[], size_t res_sz, int is_decomp_am) |
| Render the given text using Mac Thai glyph set. More... | |
Thai string rendering.
Render the given cell using Mac Thai glyph set.
| cell | : the cell to render |
| res | : the buffer for storing output glyph string |
| res_sz | : the size of res buffer |
| is_decomp_am | : whether SARA AM is to be decomposed into NIKHANIT and SARA AA and to be in separate cells |
Calculates glyphs from Mac Thai glyph set for the given cell, and store the glyph string in res, terminated with '\0'. If resulting glyphs are longer than the provided buffer, only the first res_sz glyphs are stored.
Render the given cell using TIS-620 glyph set.
| cell | : the cell to render |
| res | : the buffer for storing output glyph string |
| res_sz | : the size of res buffer |
| is_decomp_am | : whether SARA AM is to be decomposed into NIKHANIT and SARA AA and to be in separate cells |
Calculates glyphs from TIS-620 glyph set for the given cell, and store the glyph string in res, terminated with '\0'. If resulting glyphs are longer than the provided buffer, only the first res_sz glyphs are stored.
Render the given cell using Thai Windows glyph set.
| cell | : the cell to render |
| res | : the buffer for storing output glyph string |
| res_sz | : the size of res buffer |
| is_decomp_am | : whether SARA AM is to be decomposed into NIKHANIT and SARA AA and to be in separate cells |
Calculates glyphs from Thai Windows glyph set for the given cell, and store the glyph string in res, terminated with '\0'. If resulting glyphs are longer than the provided buffer, only the first res_sz glyphs are stored.
Render the given text using Mac Thai glyph set.
| s | : the string to render |
| res | : the buffer for storing output glyph string |
| res_sz | : the size of res buffer |
| is_decomp_am | : whether SARA AM is to be decomposed into NIKHANIT and SARA AA and to be in separate cells |
Calculates glyphs from Mac Thai glyph set for the given string s, and store the glyph string in res, terminated with '\0'. If resulting glyphs are longer than the provided buffer, only the first res_sz glyphs are stored.
Render the given text using TIS-620 glyph set.
| s | : the string to render |
| res | : the buffer for storing output glyph string |
| res_sz | : the size of res buffer |
| is_decomp_am | : whether SARA AM is to be decomposed into NIKHANIT and SARA AA and to be in separate cells |
Calculates glyphs from TIS-620 glyph set for the given string s, and store the glyph string in res, terminated with '\0'. If resulting glyphs are longer than the provided buffer, only the first res_sz glyphs are stored.
Render the given text using Thai Windows glyph set.
| s | : the string to render |
| res | : the buffer for storing output glyph string |
| res_sz | : the size of res buffer |
| is_decomp_am | : whether SARA AM is to be decomposed into NIKHANIT and SARA AA and to be in separate cells |
Calculates glyphs from Thai Windows glyph set for the given string s, and store the glyph string in res, terminated with '\0'. If resulting glyphs are longer than the provided buffer, only the first res_sz glyphs are stored.


Caravan Brake Controllers | Electric Brakes | Tekonsha Prodigy ...
Feature, Description/Explanation, Prodigy P2, Prodigy P3, Primus. Pendulum Operated, Does the controller automatically apply power to the caravan brakes .
http://hardingscaravans.com.au/brake-controllers.htm
Treatment for Herniated or Bulging Discs
TEKONSHA Prodigy® P3 Proportional Electric Brake Controller ...
The TEKONSHA Prodigy® P3 proportional electric brake control is designed to work with electric over hydraulic brake systems on trailers with up to 4 axles.
http://www.easternmarine.com/tekonsha-prodigy-p3-proportional-ele-brake-controller-90195
Amazon.com: Tekonsha 90195 P3 Electronic Brake Control ...
This item: Tekonsha 90195 P3 Electronic Brake Control by Tekonsha $120.46. Tekonsha . Tekonsha Engineering 90885 Prodigy Brake Control. 4.6 out of 5 .
http://www.amazon.com/Tekonsha-90195-Electronic-Brake-Control/dp/B000P17NXQ
prodigy or prodigy p3 Herniated or Bulging Discs
How to Install a Tekonsha Prodigy | eHow.com
Tekonsha offers such a device in the Prodigy electronic brake controller. The... . Accessories, such as the Tekonsha P3 electronic brake... How to Install .
http://www.ehow.com/how_8401371_install-tekonsha-prodigy.html
Frequently Asked Questions - Tekonsha
Select One of the Following. Prodigy RF® | P3® | Prodigy P2® | Prodigy & Primus IQ® | Primus | Sentinel® | Voyager® | Envoy® | POD® | Pilot® |. Prodigy RF .
http://www.tekonsha.com/content/support.aspx?path=faqs
Tekonsha Prodigy P3
Tekonsha Prodigy P3 One look at the new P3 and it's easy to see why it's the best trailer brake control available. For starters, it's easier to see. An easy-to-read .
http://www.etrailerparts.com.au/3253.html
Official Impairment Listing for Spinal Disorders
Electric Trailer Brake Controller Headquarters.
Tekonsha Prodigy RF and P3 on sale. Fast shipping to USA . Save on Tekonsha Prodigy, P3 and other popular electric brake controllers. activator 3 brakeman .
http://www.hitchestogo.com/brake%20controller/index.html
- novel drug delivery system advantages (narrowing of the spine)
How to Install Prodigy P3 Brake Controller to a 2009 Acura MDX ...
I want to buy a Prodigy P3 brake controller for my 4500 lb camping trailer with electric brakes. I found the factory 4 wire harness that plugs in under the dash in .
http://www.etrailer.com/question-24600.htmlTekonsha Prodigy Owners Manual | Reference.com Answers
The Prodigy, Prodigy P2 and Prodigy P3 models have a "Boost" system that delivers exclusive braking power. Controllers give visual warning if trailer .
http://www.reference.com/motif/reference/tekonsha-prodigy-owners-manual
Tekonsha P3 Brake Controller on Sale. PPL - PPL Motor Homes
Tekonsha P3 Brake Controller on sale plus Great Prices on all makes. . The included wiring harness is the same as used by the Primus and Prodigy and is .
http://www.pplmotorhomes.com/parts/rv-hitches/tekonsha-p3-brake-control.htm
Tekonsha P3 Trailer Brake Controller Prodigy Free SHIP | eBay
Tekonsha P3 Trailer Brake Controller Prodigy FREE SHIP in eBay Motors, Parts & Accessories, RV, Trailer & Camper Parts | eBay.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Tekonsha-P3-Trailer-Brake-Controller-Prodigy-FREE-SHIP-/370399952649
Medical-Vocational Allowance for Herniated Disc
How To Install Tekonsha Prodigy P-3 Brake Controller # 90195 on a ...
To install the Tekonsha Prodigy P3 brake controller, part # 90195 on your 2011 Toyota Venza, you will need to hard wire using brake controller 7 a 4-Way .
http://www.etrailer.com/question-26817.html
Tekonsha Prodigy P3 Proportional Brake control
The P3 is the most advanced brake controller in the Prodigy line; offering the ability to operate Hydraulic braking systems. Available at Tweetys.com!
http://tweetys.com/tekonshap3brakecontrol.aspx
Prodigy® P2 - Brake Controllers - Tekonsha
Tekonsha - Prodigy® RF . 90250, Prodigy® RF Electronic Brake Control, for 1 to 3 Axle Trailers, Trailer Mounted, Proportional . P3®. Tekonsha - P3® .
http://www.tekonsha.com/content/products.aspx?lvl=2&parentid=0&catid=1435&part=90885
Appealing a Denial of Benefits
Lunar Prodigy P3. CMS has refurbished Hologic Bone Density Mac...
Lunar Prodigy P3. CMS has refurbished Hologic Bone Density Machines On Sale . Click To Learn More Complete Medical Services has a large selection of .
http://buz.fm/buzland/17105226/Lunar-Prodigy-P3.-CMS-has-refurbished-Hologic-Bone-Density-Machines-On-Sale.-Click-To-Learn-More


Toggle navigation
Vapour Statistics
Dashboard
BHGPSC
New Patient Statistics
Online Booking Statistics
SMC
New Patient Statistics
Online Booking Statistics
BHMC
New Patient Statistics
Online Booking Statistics
Combined
New Patient Statistics
Online Booking Statistics
BHGPSC
New Patient Statistics
Dashboard
BHGPSC New Patient Statistics
What is this?
This page will highlight all new patients who have attended the Broken Hill GP Super Clinic in yearly increments. These patients are all active and located in 2880.
BHGPSC New Patients - 2015 (Active patients)
Site
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Broken Hill GP Super Clinic
174
260
249
232
292
218
216
282
287
214
213
113
BHGPSC New Patients - 2016 (Active patients)
Site
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec
Broken Hill GP Super Clinic
128
110
138
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-


A single spark can start a prairie fire
Just 3 months ago, I was so called a ‘Muggle’ in programming. Then, I had a chance to get to learn my first programming language Ruby in Astro Camp, a full-stack coding bootcamp.
At the end of the day, we as a team have developed a task management web-based application(Clone Trello), and were able to demonstrate our capability in front of many others.
Things that I’ve learned the most other than coding is how to deal with frustrations, and how to do self-learning.
I would say this post is a spark, and is going to ignite everything in me. As long as I’m DRY enough.


WYISE Brings Out Peedi Crakk & E. Ness On "No Picks"
by AllHipHop StaffPhilly is in the house as legends Peedi Crackk and E. Ness join Wyise.
(AllHipHop Music) Philadelphia's own Wyise teams up with E. Ness and Peedi Crakk for a new banger titled "No Picks."


Train Time!
Real Time Train Schedule
Train Name
Destination
Frequency (min)
Next Arrival
Minutes Away
Add Train
Train Name
Destination
First Train Time (Military Time: HH:mm)
Frequency (minutes)
Submit


No profile found for this page
Error: No candidate data for this profile
Not enough data to make a match
Error - Please click the button below.


Security Settings
Security Settings > Local Policies > Security Options: Network security LAN Manager authentication level
Default: Windows 2000 and windows XP: send LM & NTLM responses
Windows Server 2003: Send NTLM response only
Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7, and Windows Server 2008 R2: Send NTLMv2 response only


Second Kill Goods Detail
Not login, please login
No address filled
Name
Img
Second kill start time
Kill!
Original Price
Seckill Price
Stock


|
Ubiquity
2.3.0
php rapid development framework
|
Public Member Functions | |
| __construct ($instance=null) | |
| index () | |
| isValid ($action) | |
| {} More... | |
| noAccess ($urlParts) | |
| Action called when the user does not have access rights to a requested resource. More... | |
| connect () | |
| Override to implement the complete connection procedure. More... | |
| badLogin () | |
| Default Action for invalid creditentials. More... | |
| terminate () | |
| Logout action Terminate the session and display a logout message. More... | |
| _disConnected () | |
| info ($force=null) | |
| Action displaying the logged user information if _displayInfoAsString returns true, use _infoUser var in views to display user info. More... | |
| checkConnection () | |
| _setNoAccessMsg ($content, $title=NULL, $type=NULL, $icon=null) | |
| Sets the default noAccess message Default : "You are not authorized to access the page {url} !". More... | |
| _setLoginCaption ($_loginCaption) | |
| _autoConnect () | |
| Auto connect the user. More... | |
| forgetConnection () | |
| Deletes the cookie for auto connection and returns to index. More... | |
| finalize () | |
| {} More... | |
| initialize () | |
| {} More... | |
| _forward ($url) | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from ControllerBase | |
| initialize () | |
| finalize () | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Controller | |
| index () | |
| Default action. More... | |
| __construct () | |
| Constructor initialize $view variable. More... | |
| initialize () | |
| Method called before each action Can be override in derived class. More... | |
| finalize () | |
| Method called after each action Can be override in derived class. More... | |
| loadView ($viewName, $pData=NULL, $asString=false) | |
| Loads the view $viewName possibly passing the variables $pdata. More... | |
| loadDefaultView ($pData=NULL, $asString=false) | |
| Loads the default view (controllerName/actionName) possibly passing the variables $pdata. More... | |
| getDefaultViewName () | |
| Returns the default view name for this controller/action i.e ControllerName/actionName.html for the action actionName in ControllerName If there is an activeTheme /ControllerName/actionName.html More... | |
| isValid ($action) | |
| Returns True if access to the controller is allowed To be override in sub classes. More... | |
| onInvalidControl () | |
| Called if isValid () returns false To be override in sub classes. More... | |
| forward ($controller, $action="index", $params=array(), $initialize=false, $finalize=false) | |
| Loads the controller $controller and calls its $action method by passing the parameters $params. More... | |
| redirectToRoute ($routeName, $parameters=[], $initialize=false, $finalize=false) | |
| Redirect to a route by its name. More... | |
| getView () | |
| Returns the associated view instance. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from AuthControllerCoreTrait | |
| loadView ($viewName, $pData=NULL, $asString=false) | |
| _getBodySelector () | |
| _getBaseRoute () | |
| message ($type, $header, $body, $icon="info", $id=null) | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from AuthControllerVariablesTrait | |
| _displayInfoAsString () | |
| Override to define if info is displayed as string if set to true, use _infoUser var in views to display user info. More... | |
| _checkConnectionTimeout () | |
| _getLoginInputName () | |
| _getPasswordInputName () | |
| _getBodySelector () | |
| Returns the body selector (jquery selector used for replacing the content of the page). More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from AuthControllerOverrideTrait | |
| badLogin () | |
| _getBaseRoute () | |
| To override Return the base route for this Auth controller. More... | |
| _getUserSessionKey () | |
| To override for defining user session key, default : "activeUser". More... | |
| _getActiveUser () | |
| To override for getting active user, default : USession::get("activeUser") More... | |
| _isValidUser ($action=null) | |
| Checks if user is valid for the action. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from InsertJqueryTrait | |
| insertJquerySemantic () | |
Protected Attributes | |
| $authFiles | |
| $_controller | |
| $_action | |
| $_actionParams | |
| $_noAccessMsg | |
| $_loginCaption | |
| $_attemptsSessionKey = "_attempts" | |
| $_controllerInstance | |
| Protected Attributes inherited from ControllerBase | |
| $headerView =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| $footerView =<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| |
| Protected Attributes inherited from Controller | |
| $view | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Data Fields inherited from InsertJqueryTrait | |
| $jquery | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from AuthControllerCoreTrait | |
| attemptsTimeout () | |
| getFiles () | |
| getBaseUrl () | |
| fMessage (FlashMessage $fMessage, $id=null) | |
| noAttempts () | |
| authLoadView ($viewName, $vars=[]) | |
| getOriginalURL () | |
| _getFiles () | |
| getViewVars ($viewname) | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from AuthControllerVariablesTrait | |
| noAccessMessage (FlashMessage $fMessage) | |
| Override for modifying the noAccess message. More... | |
| attemptsNumberMessage (FlashMessage $fMessage, $attempsCount) | |
| Override for modifying attempts message You can use {_timer} and {_attemptsCount} variables in message content. More... | |
| badLoginMessage (FlashMessage $fMessage) | |
| To override for modifying the bad login message. More... | |
| terminateMessage (FlashMessage $fMessage) | |
| To override for modifying the logout message. More... | |
| disconnectedMessage (FlashMessage $fMessage) | |
| To override for modifying the disconnect message. More... | |
| attemptsNumber () | |
| To override Returns the maximum number of allowed login attempts. More... | |
| attemptsTimeout () | |
| To override Returns the time before trying to connect again Effective only if attemptsNumber return a number. More... | |
| loginLabel () | |
| passwordLabel () | |
| rememberCaption () | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from AuthControllerOverrideTrait | |
| _connect () | |
| Processes the data posted by the login form Have to return the connected user instance. More... | |
| onConnect ($connected) | |
| onBadCreditentials () | |
| To override for defining a new action when creditentials are invalid. More... | |
| toCookie ($connected) | |
| Returns the value from connected user to save it in the cookie for auto connection. More... | |
| fromCookie ($cookie) | |
| Loads the user from database using the cookie value. More... | |
| rememberMe ($connected) | |
| Saves the connected user identifier in a cookie. More... | |
| getCookieUser () | |
| Returns the cookie for auto connection. More... | |
| getFiles () | |
| To override for changing view files. More... | |
Definition at line 22 of file AuthController.php.
| __construct | ( | $instance = null | ) |
Definition at line 37 of file AuthController.php.
| _autoConnect | ( | ) |
Auto connect the user.
Definition at line 203 of file AuthController.php.
| _disConnected | ( | ) |
Definition at line 150 of file AuthController.php.
| _forward | ( | $url | ) |
| string | $url |
Definition at line 259 of file AuthController.php.
| _setLoginCaption | ( | $_loginCaption | ) |
| string | $_loginCaption |
Definition at line 196 of file AuthController.php.
| _setNoAccessMsg | ( | $content, | |
$title = NULL , |
|||
$type = NULL , |
|||
$icon = null |
|||
| ) |
Sets the default noAccess message Default : "You are not authorized to access the page {url} !".
| string | $content | |
| string | $title | |
| string | $type | |
| string | $icon |
Definition at line 188 of file AuthController.php.
| badLogin | ( | ) |
Default Action for invalid creditentials.
Definition at line 114 of file AuthController.php.
| checkConnection | ( | ) |
Definition at line 174 of file AuthController.php.
| connect | ( | ) |
Override to implement the complete connection procedure.
Definition at line 95 of file AuthController.php.
| finalize | ( | ) |
| forgetConnection | ( | ) |
Deletes the cookie for auto connection and returns to index.
Definition at line 216 of file AuthController.php.
| index | ( | ) |
Definition at line 50 of file AuthController.php.
| info | ( | $force = null | ) |
Action displaying the logged user information if _displayInfoAsString returns true, use _infoUser var in views to display user info.
Definition at line 165 of file AuthController.php.
| initialize | ( | ) |
|
final |
| noAccess | ( | $urlParts | ) |
Action called when the user does not have access rights to a requested resource.
| array | string | $urlParts |
Definition at line 75 of file AuthController.php.
| terminate | ( | ) |
Logout action Terminate the session and display a logout message.
Definition at line 142 of file AuthController.php.
|
protected |
Definition at line 30 of file AuthController.php.
|
protected |
Definition at line 31 of file AuthController.php.
|
protected |
Definition at line 34 of file AuthController.php.
|
protected |
Definition at line 29 of file AuthController.php.
|
protected |
Definition at line 35 of file AuthController.php.
|
protected |
Definition at line 33 of file AuthController.php.
|
protected |
Definition at line 32 of file AuthController.php.
|
protected |
Definition at line 28 of file AuthController.php.


Use the gnome explorer to see all the gnomes registered in the game. Use the filter to search for an specific gnome and click on it to see its details
This gnome has {{gnome.friends.length}} friends
Id: {{selectedGnome.id}}.
Age: {{selectedGnome.age}}.
Weight: {{selectedGnome.weight}}.
Height: {{selectedGnome.height}}.
Hair color: {{selectedGnome.hair_color}}.
Professions: {{selectedGnome.professions.join(", ")}}.
Friends: {{selectedGnome.friends.join(", ")}}.


---
layout: post
categories: []
date: 2012-03-16T13:47:46Z
status: publish
tags: []
title: Facebook == human harvesting.
layout: post
url: /2012/03/16/facebook-human-harvesting/
---
The film soylent green is about people being harvested for food. That's how I see Facebook. Your details are being harvested for business and advertising. Sure, it can be beneficial to stay in touch with each other, but there's a bigger price to pay. I've come to the decision that the amount of information I'm getting from other people isn't worth the price I'm paying for that lack of privacy and having my details flogged to advertisers.
So, I've made a deal with myself to give up on facebook and see how it goes for a month. I'm not going to log in or check any status updates from facebook. However, I will continue to get stuff from twitter and blogs as they really offer interesting stuff.
So, if you've stumbled here instead and we were friends on facebook, please don't take it personally, I just don't like being harvested.


--- template: example.html title: Translate features example shortdesc: Example of a translate features interaction. docs: > This example demonstrates how the translate and select interactions can be used together. Zoom in to an area of interest and click to select a feature. Then drag the feature around to move it elsewhere on the map. tags: "drag, translate, feature, vector, editing" ---


Scienaptic
Platform Based Analytics
WE EXIT TO INFUSE ROBUST DATA SCIENCE IN ORGANIZATIONS
WE EXIT TO INFUSE ROBUST DATA SCIENCE IN ORGANIZATIONS
We have developed a cluster of clever software to reduce friction in your big data and technology stack.
We apply our significant experience to solve business problems and deliver real business impact.
The combination of our platform and services will cut deployment time by 90%.
Our platform learns continuously, and dramatically increases the effectiveness of your Analytics teams.
Embedded advanced data science, coupled with our business Analytics expertise, can make your processes lot more predictable.
Our Name
Our Beliefs
How It Works
We have chosen to focus on areas where organizations have the most opportunities to use robust data science and generate huge business impact. Our leadership team has spent decades solving these problems. We are honing our platform in these salient areas.


Steem Developer Portal
Account creation process
The methods on how to create a new account.
This recipe will take you through the different options when creating accounts on the Steem blockchain.
Intro
The Resource Credit system gives us two ways to create an account. We describe their use here.
Account creation method comparison
| Discounted account creations | Non-discounted account creations |
|---|---|
| You can purchase Account Creation Tokens(ACT) and use them to create an account. These tokens do not expire. | You need to create an account and wait for it to be approved by the Steemit faucet |
| Account’s are created immediately at no additional cost. | You are required to pay the 3 STEEM to create an account and wait for the account to be approved. |
1. Discounted account creations
The discounted account creation process uses an Account Creation Token(ACT) that is purchased with Resource Credits (RC) to create the account instead of paying the creation fee in STEEM.
ACTs are only good for creating accounts. They have no other purpose. They do not expire, are not transferable, and there is also no upper limit to the amount of tokens one can have. (If you’re a hoarder, you can be stockpile them.) There is however a limit on the total amount of tokens available on the blockchain for claiming at any one time. The available tokens replenish over time, and the limit is decided upon by the witnesses.
Claiming tokens is the first step required to create an account. To do this, broadcast the claim_account
operation on the network to claim an account token.
[
"claim_account",
{
"creator": "creator",
"fee": "0.000 STEEM",
"extensions": []
}
]
Once you have claimed a token, broadcast the create_claimed_account
operation to create the account using the account that claimed the token. Select a new unique account name and provide account keys for the new account. These can be generated using any of the Steem libraries available.
[
"create_claimed_account",
{
"creator": "creator",
"new_account_name": "new_account_name",
"owner": {
"weight_threshold": 1,
"account_auths": [],
"key_auths": [["000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000", 1]],
},
"active": {
"weight_threshold": 1,
"account_auths": [],
"key_auths": [["000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000", 1]],
},
"posting": {
"weight_threshold": 1,
"account_auths": [],
"key_auths": [["000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000", 1]],
},
"memo_key": {
"weight_threshold": 1,
"account_auths": [],
"key_auths": [["000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000", 1]],
},
"json_metadata": "",
"extensions": []
}
]
Accounts created with this method, don’t have any SP, but do have enough RC to interact with the chain at a starting level.
2. Non-discounted account creation
Non-discounted account creation operation allows you to create accounts by paying an account creation fee of 3 STEEM as part of the account creation api call. We use the account_create
operation to commit this transaction to the blockchain. When creating a new account, the new account_name
needs to be supplied. The keys must be derived from an owner-key which must be kept safe. The account keys can be generated using the new_account_name
, owner-key and Steem tools.
[
"account_create",
{
"fee": "3.00 STEEM",
"creator": "creator",
"new_account_name": "new_account_name",
"owner": {
"weight_threshold": 1,
"account_auths": [],
"key_auths": [["000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000", 1]],
},
"active": {
"weight_threshold": 1,
"account_auths": [],
"key_auths": [["000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000", 1]],
},
"posting": {
"weight_threshold": 1,
"account_auths": [],
"key_auths": [["000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000", 1]],
},
"memo_key": {
"weight_threshold": 1,
"account_auths": [],
"key_auths": [["000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000", 1]],
},
"json_metadata": ""
}
]
You can follow this tutorial to see a working example of how to create accounts.


<nui-message>
allows easy customization of messages, e.g. setting message display style,
description and dismissability by passing message type, content text, allowing, disallowing or preventing
message dismiss.
NuiMessageModule
To implement a message you need to pass the type of a message into the type
property
and message text inside <nui-message>
component.
Possible types of messages are: critical
| warning
| ok
| info
.
Something is wrong, but it is not system error. User can not continue without fixing something, he's blocked.
There is an issue, but user can continue in the flow, however it is not recommended.
Use this type of message to inform user about success of performed action.
Use this type of message for recommendations, tips, tricks, explanations or any non-state dependant information.
Value of allowDismiss
control message's persistency and dismissability. False statement makes 'cross' icon
on message dissappear. By default value of allowDismiss
is true.
[allowDismiss]
: false
To prevent the message from being completely removed from the DOM on user dismissal, pass an
rxjs Subject via the manualDestroyControl
input. The Subject may optionally be used
to show and hide the message manually by calling Subject.next
with a payload of true
to show it or false to hide it.


Old Mayo tradition being revived for Christmas
THE Waits, one of Castlebar's oldest traditions dating back over 150 years, is to be revived for one night only.
It will take place in the town centre on Friday night, December 20, at 8 p.m. and will pass through Rush Street, Main Street and a section of Ellison Street.
It is being conducted by Stephen Guthrie and accordanist Michael Corcoran with all proceeds are in aid of Mayo Roscommon Hospice.
Families from around the town will fondly recall the tradition which died away a number of year ago in which the sound of ‘Silent Night’ on the accordion slowly passed houses as their family names were being called out in the dead of night.
This tradition was special for younger members of households as it was so associated with Christmas.
In times gone by parents would wake up children at 2 a.m. to hear the sounds of 'The Waits' breaking the silence of the night with warm greetings which included with the words: “On a cold and frosty morning.”
Stephen Guthrie, Dessie Dunne, Joe Geraghty, Paddy Clarke, Pakie Forde, a Mr. McCormack, and not forgetting Paddy Gannon, who did it for one year, are all names associated with this great unique piece of Castlebar history.
People who remember those legendary times are encouraged to join the crowds that will come out on the evening.
It will start at Moran’s pub on Rush Street at 8 p.m. and proceed The Irish House at Ellison Street for a musical finale with the Castlebar Concert Band.
So gather your children and grandchildren and come and be part of that 150-year-old tradition once again.


Forums
Site
| Forum | Last post | Topics | Posts | |
Announcements |
New Site Announcements by Ananke Just now | 385 | 95,197 | |
What.CD |
Dear Mortals, you have violated the rule... by Drone 3 mins ago | 2,624 | 110,432 |
Community
| Forum | Last post | Topics | Posts | |
The Lounge |
Last stand against Drone? by Ajax Just now | 37,531 | 1,545,089 | |
The Lounge +1 |
No fun allowed by Drone 10 mins ago | 424 | 490,163 | |
The Library |
List of forbidden literature by Drone 7 hours ago | 424 | 490,163 | |
Concerts, Events & Meets |
[Region] The Void by Drone 25 mins ago | 305 | 15,231 | |
Technology |
How did Drone take over the site? by Etheryte 5 mins ago | 25,031 | 386,278 |
Music
| Forum | Last post | Topics | Posts | |
Music |
Where did all the non-drone threads go? by tuutiki 1 min ago | 22,564 | 608,253 | |
Vanity House |
Drone - Drone [EP] (drone, noise) by Drone Just now | 3,948 | 24,269 |


boston.rb
0
Events
0
Users
0
Projects
0
Jobs
0
Presentations
Sign up
Sign in
500 –
in case of emergency, break dance


Find and apply for work
Use this service to:
- search for work in your area
- apply for work relevant to you
- support your work search activity.
Before you start
You can search for work in your area without an account. You will need to register before you can apply.
Start now


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block main %} {% include 'partials/project-list.html' with { 'page' : './content/1.projects' } %} {% endblock %}


English conversation lessons for individuals
Come over for a cup of tea and let's talk and learn new things together! The first lesson is free. We will
analyze what you need to learn and how we will learn it. We will prepare a strategy together to achieve
your goals. During the lessons we will use prepared materials on a topic we agreed on, conversation
role-plays, discussions, presentations, intervew simulations and other things you need to improve. You have
my dedicated and full attention for 60 minutes at a time. This is way more effective than being in a group
course with five to nine other people.
English conversation lessons for companies
Why not combine teambuilding with group learning? In today's world, your clients will speak English sooner
or later. Being able to serve them well is essential. Have Sebastian come to your office and let's practice
what you need together. Meetings, emails, client interactions, or general speaking skills - and if you need
specific vocabulary from your business domain, no problem, we probably can do that too.


| Name: mr. ameer | Reg No: 3- 2SMMHC18 |
|---|---|
| Age / Sex:30/F | Contact No:9739045156 |
| Marital Status:ML- 3 YEARS | Date:6/2/18 |
| Occupation: DATA ANALYST. MCA | Dr. PJFP |
Address: IN BLORE SINCE 4 YRS NATIVE OF GUNTUR ANDHRA. |
DIAGNOSIS- |
SKIN TANNING SINCE 1 YEAR ON THE EYEBROWS ABOVE REGION.
SKIN BLACKISH DISCOLORATION OFON THE NOSE SINCE 6-7 YEARS.
FACE WASH HE USED AFTER WHICH HE FOUND THE BLACKISH DISCOLORATION.
AGAIN A YEAR BEFRE HAD THIS FACEWASH FR WHCH AGAN DEVELOPED NEW PATHCES ON THE EYEBROW REGION.
KEEPS GETTING BURPS FREQUENLTY SINCE 6-7 YEARS AND BURNING CHEST. <MASALA ITEMS, DELAY IN FOOD TIME,
SLEEPLESSNESS SINCE 6-7 YEARS.
6-7 YEARS BACK GOT USE TO SLEEPING LATES BEING WITH FRNS COMPLETED HIS MCA THEN
PAST H/O:
NS.
PERSONAL H/O:
DIET : MIXED
APP: IRREGULAR DURING WEEKENDS. WORK TIME REG.
DESIRES: SPICY, NON VEG,
AVERSION: BEETROOT , CAULIFLOWER, NOT USE TO CURD SINCE CHILDHOOD.
THIRST – 2 LTS.
BOWELS – 2 DAYS ONCE IF GASTRITIS CMES. HARD STOOLS THEN.
SLEEP: 6 HRS.
DREAMS: RANDOM
COLD LIKES , FAN MUST , COVERINGS MUST, HOT BATH,
HAS SOME DECAY IN TEETH IF DRINKS COLD WATER WIL PAIN SINCE A YEAR.
COFFEE OCASSIONAL.
ALCOHOL – OCASSIONAL.
SMOKING- DAILY .
HABITS FROM 10TH STD. STOPPED IN 2015 THEN AGN STARTED FRM 4 MONTHS.
RX:
BERBERIS AQ Q DROPS 15 – 0 – 15 IN A MUG OF WATER.
NAT CARB 200 – 3 DOSES – 5 DAYS ONCE B/BRSUH WATER.
DISC 4-4-4-4.
23/2/18:
FEELS A LITTLE CHANGE IN THE SPOTS ON FACE. GASTRITIS FEELING BETTER. EVEN IF A LITTLE CHANGE IN TIME EARLIER USE TO FIND DIFFICULTY BUT NOW NOTHING LIKE THAT. SLEEP NO CHANGE. SAYS WORK IS MORE.
RX:
BERBERIS AQ Q DROPS 15 – 0 – 15 IN A MUG OF WATER.
NAT CARB 200 – 3 DOSES – 5 DAYS ONCE B/BRSUH WATER.
BERB AQ 30 – 3-3-3-3 DISC.
11/4/18: 50% better than before. No med from 20 days. No gas problem now. Now and then night feel burning in eyes due to some project. Urine yellow when feels heat. Teeth sensitivity only for cold.
Rx: BERBERIS AQ Q DROPS 15 – 0 – 15 IN A MUG OF WATER.
NAT CARB 200 – 4 DOSES – weekly ONCE B/BRSUH WATER.
BERB AQ 30 – 3-0-3 DISC.
Thuja 1m – 1 dose tomorrow morning b/brush


Hi {{recipient.first_name}} {{recipient.last_name}},
You just received amount of {{amount.value}} from {{sender.first_name}} {{sender.last_name}}.
It is available in {{payout_method.name}}
Thank you. for inquiries please call us at<PHONE_NUMBER> or email us at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Regards,
GoChannel Team.


The elementary process \(\tau_1\) computes lava outflows and their velocities. It is formally defined as: \[\tau_1: Q_z^9 \times Q_h^9 \times Q_{\overrightarrow{p}} \to Q_f^9 \times Q_{\overrightarrow{v_f}}^9\]
Lava flows are computed by a two-step process: the first computes the CA clock, \(t\), i.e. the physical time corresponding to a CA computational step, while the second the effective lava outflows, \(h_{(0,i)}\), their velocities \(v_{f_{(0,i)}}\) and displacements \(s_{(0,i)}\) \((i=0,1,...,8)\). The elementary process \(\tau_1\) is thus executed two times, the first one in “time evaluation mode”, the second in “flow computing mode”. Both modes compute the so called “minimizing outflows”, \(\phi_{(0,i)}\), i.e. those which minimize the unbalance conditions within the neighborhood, besides their final velocities and displacements. In “time evaluation mode”, \(t\) is preliminary set to a large value, \(t_{\max}\), and the computed displacement, \(s_{(0,i)}\), is compared with the maximum allowed value, \(d_{(0,i)}\), which is set to the distance between the central cell and the neighbor that receives the flow. In case of over-displacement, the time \(t\) must be opportunely reduced in order to avoid the overflow condition. In case no over-displacement are obtained, \(t\) remains unchanged. Eventually, in “flow computing mode”, effective lava outflows, \(h_{(0,i)}\), are computed by adopting the CA clock obtained in “time evaluation mode”, by guarantying no overflow condition.


Word DeScramble v0.1
Click the words below to swap. Javascript must be enabled for the game to work.
Submit your answer!


Stages
Volume
Crash
Try Again
Select Stages
Volume
Finish
Next Stage
Select Stages
Volume
Thanks For Playing
Try Again
Select Stages
Volume


For more details as how to use Stylelint, please consult its official documentation.
You can add rule settings in the .stylelintc.yaml
file at the root of your Nwayo directory
extends: '@absolunet/stylelint-config-nwayo'
rules:
scss/selector-no-union-class-name: null
scss/at-import-partial-extension: null
scss/map-keys-quotes: null
scss/at-rule-conditional-no-parentheses: null
Consult the default Stylelint configurations
You can add the path to the specific file or directory in the .stylelintignore
file at the root of your Nwayo directory
Ex:
components/*/styles/vendor
node_modules
DO NOT FORGET TO RE-ENABLE THE RULE
// stylelint-disable rule-to-disable
...
// stylelint-enable rule-to-disable
@media print {
@page {
margin: 1cm; // stylelint-disable-line unit-whitelist
}
...


The Zagat Guide Is Back in Print
by Florence FabricantIt’s been three years, but that familiar maroon book is back. The 2020 Zagat survey of New York City restaurants will go on sale on Tuesday.
The new 352-page book retains the same cover and pocket-size dimensions of the original. The three most popular restaurants — that is, the places the surveyors named their favorites: Le Bernardin, Gramercy Tavern and Peter Luger Steak House — were also the same as in the 2017 guide.
Le Bernardin, Daniel and Bouley at Home led the list of top restaurants for food, followed by Sushi Nakazawa, Gabriel Kreuther, Decoy, Lucali, Eleven Madison Park, 4 Charles Prime Rib and Via Carota.
Majorelle displaced Asiate as No. 1 on the best décor list. Le Bernardin slipped to second place after Daniel on the best-service list. (Eleven Madison Park came in third.)
Tim and Nina Zagat, both lawyers and food lovers, began publishing the guide, with ratings based on the opinions of people who complete a questionnaire, 40 years ago. In 2011, after having expanded worldwide, they sold it to Google for $151 million. Google maintained it for several years, made some changes and then stopped publishing the guides in 2016. The Infatuation bought the brand last year.
“We heard from so many people pleading for us to bring back the printed guide,” said Chris Stang, a founder and the chief executive of the Infatuation, an online guide and ratings platform.
For this latest guide, the Infatuation consulted the Zagats, and restored the rating system, calculated on a total of 30, that they used for decades. Comments for the restaurants tend to be positive, with quotes like “it’s convenient” balancing terms like “merely decent” and “mediocre” for low-rated places like Sardi’s and Jue Lan Club. About 12,000 people participated in voting for this guide.
Only 10 vegetarian and vegan restaurants were listed in the index, compared with 23 in 2017. Hangawi and Kajitsu, both vegetarian, are included in the 2020 survey, yet in what appears to be an oversight, they are not listed as vegetarian in the index.
The new guide has omitted a Best Buys category (sometimes called Bang for the Buck) because it was felt that people’s views of good value varied too much. A Notable Closings category is also gone.
“Things change very quickly in the city, and there’s stuff in there that’s already out of date,” Mr. Stang said.
It remains to be seen whether print guides will be published for other cities, and an online version of the New York guide is not likely to happen before next summer.
“As it is, you could consider the guide to be like a paper app,” Mr. Stang said.
Zagat 2020 New York City Restaurants will be available Tuesday in bookstores and online for $17.95.
Follow NYT Food on Twitter and NYT Cooking on Instagram , Facebook , YouTube and Pinterest . Get regular updates from NYT Cooking, with recipe suggestions, cooking tips and shopping advice .


The following document contains the listing of user tags found in the code. Below is the summary of the occurrences per tag.
| Tag Class | Total number of occurrences | Tag strings used by tag class |
|---|---|---|
| @todo | 0 | @todo |
| TODO | 25 | TODO |
Each tag is detailed below:
Number of occurrences found in the code: 25
| xuml.tools.model.compiler.BehaviourImplementationWriter | Line |
|---|---|
| write implementation here\n"); | 133 |
| write implementation here\n"); | 146 |
| xuml.tools.model.compiler.ClassInfo | Line |
| --No comment-- | 280 |
| of eventSignature is null then get signature from destination state | 453 |
| what to do about event name? Event inheritance is involved. | 523 |
| use nameManager | 561 |
| Auto-generated method stub | 575 |
| handle unary association classes | 605 |
| handle when matching attribute not found, use some default, see schema | 669 |
| get this working MyReferenceMember ref = createImplicitReferenceMemberToAssociationClass( a, cls); list.add(ref); | 747 |
| use NameManager to get implicit join class name, must do this because there could be multiple many to many associations between the two classes. | 879 |
| Auto-generated method stub | 1002 |
| Auto-generated method stub | 1011 |
| Auto-generated method stub | 1016 |
| is this the best way to specify guice injection? | 1222 |
| xuml.tools.model.compiler.ClassWriter | Line |
| handle unary relationship relateTo | 1314 |
| handle association classes (relateAcrossR1Using) | 1315 |
| handle unary relationship relateTo | 1348 |
| handle association classes (relateAcrossR1Using) | 1349 |
| not right, should be sending object uniqueId as from, get from ThreadLocal | 1439 |
| implement cancelSignal | 1462 |
| implement cancelSignal | 1468 |
| --No comment-- | 1648 |
| return the found thing using current entity manager | 1806 |
| do try finally em.close() so em not left open on error | 1820 |


| Folders | |||
| <parent> | bgoonz-practice | cheatsheets-master | Resource-Stash |
| _External-learning-resources | BLOG | code-camp | snippets |
| _GENERAL-RESOURCES |
| File | Size | File | Size | File | Size | File | Size |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| frames.gif | 6,965 K | embedable.html | 9 K | left.html | 2 K | quizlet.html | 1 K |
| directory.html | 0 K |


Graphics32 currently uses a relative vector system, meaning that a vector have to be applied to a given absolute vector. The relative system propose a wider flexibility, but also a small overhead (the two additions needed). Future versions may introduce a relative/absolute distinction in relevant routines. To make a vector absolute, simply apply actual absolute vertices, but keep in mind that some implementations may expect relative vectors (e.g. TRemapTransformation.Vectormap uses relative vectors).
Vector types are defined with following structures:
type TFloatVector = TFloatPoint;
type PFloatVector = ^TFloatVector;
Provides convenient naming, and compatibility with TFloatPoint.
type TFloatVector = TFixedPoint;
type PFloatVector = ^TFloatVector;
Provides convenient naming, and compatibility with TFixedPoint.
type TArrayOfFloatVector = array of TFloatVector;
type PArrayOfFloatVector = ^TArrayOfFloatVector;
A dynamic array of TFloatVector.
type TArrayOfFixedVector = array of TFixedVector;
type PArrayOfFixedVector = ^TArrayOfFixedVector;
A dynamic array of TFixedVector.
[See Also] Creating Points


Welcome, {{ session['user_name'] }}!
Edit Profile
Sign Out
List Car
Update Car
Schedule Car
Rent Car
Trip Planner
Write Review


BitmovinApiSdk\Models\DolbyDigitalBitstreamInfo
Synopsis
class DolbyDigitalBitstreamInfo
extends ApiResource
{
- // members
- public DolbyDigitalSurroundMode $surroundMode;
- public DolbyDigitalSurroundMode $surroundExMode;
- // methods
- public void __construct()
- public $this surroundMode()
- public $this surroundExMode()
- // Inherited methods from ApiResource
- public void __construct()
- public static $this create()
- public void toArray()
Hierarchy
Members
public
- $surroundExMode — BitmovinApiSdk\Models\DolbyDigitalSurroundMode
- $surroundMode — BitmovinApiSdk\Models\DolbyDigitalSurroundMode
Methods
public
- __construct()
- surroundExMode() — This is used to identify the encoded audio as material encoded in Dolby Digital Surround EX. This parameter is used only if the encoded audio has two surround channels. An amplifier or receiver with Dolby Digital Surround EX decoding can use this parameter as a flag to switch the decoding on or off automatically. The behavior is similar to that of the `surroundMode` parameter.
- surroundMode() — This parameter indicates to a decoder whether the two‐channel encoded bitstream contains a Dolby Surround (Lt/Rt) program that requires Dolby Pro Logic decoding. When downmixing to stereo from a multichannel input, set this value according to the type of downmix performed (Lt/Rt: `ENABLED`, Lo/Ro: `DISABLED`). When transcoding a stereo Dolby Digital, Dolby Digital Plus, or Dolby E input, the value must be passed through from the input bitstream to the output bitstream. When transcoding a third-party stereo input to stereo Dolby Digital set the value to `NOT_INDICATED`.


Stereo is useful in display of the original point cloud. Pender scene shows lots of detail in the canopy -- tree trunks, branches and leaves -- that is obviously real. This cant be discerned in QT mono. This shows that Paul's algorithm is identifying and keeping the real objects thru the noise even tho the scene is very complex. Looking at the Haiti scene in stereo also shows lots of infomation not visible in the mono image. We made a still of Haiti with anaglyph that I gave to Paul.
The DEMs are sometimes useful, sometimes not. The most useful in elYunque where it brings out buildings not evident in the point cloud. The least useful is Pender where the scene is too complex to pull out the targets -- the a2 surface gets the ground rather than the targets. Maybe this could be fixed.
npu_campRoberts_highRes.bpf Flat deserty area with test objects -- some at different heights, some not? -- 2 triangles, squares, tent? truck Gridding: Res=0.10m, elev threshold = 2m, max intensity = 256 TAU limits are bad Targets: big target is row of triangle struts at decreasing intervals -- should be ground-level between struts npu_elYunque_highRes.bpf Heavy tree cover, road and path Gridding: Res=0.33m, elev threshold = 3m, max intensity = 96 npu_haiti_highRes.bpf Haiti, tents under heavy tree cover Gridding: Res=0.33m, elev threshold = 3m, max intensity = 96 Tau slider not helpful 15 looks too noisy npu_nts10_highRes.bpf Very flat in middle with objects only in intensity, not elevation npu_nts15_highRes.bpf Similar to previous file Gridding: Res=0.20m, elev threshold = 2m, max intensity = 256 Res=0.1m was tried but that was very noisy -- 0.2m is much much better Targets: intensity only -- should not show elevation difference npu_pender5_highRes.bpf Very heavy tree cover -- only a few points below treetops Gridding: Res=0.33m, elev threshold = 3m, max intensity = 96 Taken at 2 altitudes Targets: First is row of square targets canted at 45 deg elev and with diminishing spacing just East of gully, north half Second is elevated horizontal triangle in southwest quad west of gully Third is boxes -- we could not find these objects Found 9 targets from ground truth file npu_pender9_highRes.bpf Similar to previous file Gridding: Res=0.33m, elev threshold = 3m, max intensity = 96 Tau slider not helpful adj_18N_Pender_Ground_Truth.bpf Ground truth for Pender scene ~19M points taken from fixed ground-based units at several locations I can find 15 objects -- stored in file 'penderTargetsEd.kml' where I have added target names to my bookmarks.
Primary Point Stereo very useful in picking out targets -- the better the data, the more stereo helps Secondary Point: Filtered in elevation for better vis of the ground
Primary Point Stereo shows that Paul's algorithm is locking onto real structure rather than just random stuff You can see targets he has found Secondary Point: Filtered in elevation for better vis of the ground
Primary Point DEM very useful here, showing more buildings than apparent in point cloud -- sometimes less in more Secondary Point: Filtered in elevation relative to DEM is better but still needs work
Primary Point DEM works well here -- captures about as much and is easier to see Secondary Point: Can see some features with entire point cloud not obvious without it
Size comparison -- elYunque npu_elYunque_highRes.bpf 225.512 MBytes dem_33cm_a1_elYunque.tif 3.267 MBytes dem_33cm_a2_elYunque.tif 3.267 MBytes int_33cm_a1_elYunque.tif 0.822 Mbytes DEM total = 7.356 MBytes = 3.3% size of point cloud Size comparison -- Haiti npu_haiti_highRes.bpf 67.927 MBytes dem_33cm_a1_haiti.tif 1.216 MBytes dem_33cm_a2_haiti.tif 1.216 MBytes int_33cm_a1_haiti.tif 0.308 MBytes DEM total = 2.74 MBytes = 4% size of point cloud Size comparison -- nts15 npu_nts15_highRes.bpf 20.005 MBytes dem_20cm_a1_nts15.tif 1.788 Mbytes dem_20cm_a2_nts15.tif 1.788 Mbytes int_20cm_a1_nts15.tif 0.452 MBytes DEM total = 4.028 MBytes = 20% size of point cloudThe resolution of the gridding is very important. Owing to the relatively high noise level, gridding at too fine a level causes a chaotic surface -- smooth surfaces like test areas dont come out smooth. So you want to grid more conservatively that for linear sensors like Buckeye that are much less noisy.
Lat 15.03136 Lon -84.33758 (different from filename) Honduras, Rio Platano Wildlife Preserve Npts 55,299,955 Coord system WGS84 / UTM zone 16N Extra Fields Z Difference Extrapolated Confidence Relative Reflectivity SNR Filtered


SportsPal
About Our Team
Community
Feed
Stats
Conversation Topics
Community Page
Here is a list of every user who has posted a message:
Loading...


The Service Pack field(s) let you integrate Service Pack 1 into Windows 7. If you have both 32-Bit and 64-Bit Image Packages in the Image Packages List, you will notice two fields instead of just one: one for the x86 Service Pack EXE, the other for the x64 EXE.
Note: x64 Integration requires a 64-Bit Operating System.


Dec
{{ nl2br($slider->meta->summary) }}
{{{ $about->meta->description or '' }}}
Lorem Ipsum is simply dummy text of the printing and typesetting industry. Lorem Ipsum has been the industry's standard dummy text ever since the 1500s, when an unknown printer.


Create List
Home
List
Logout
Name
Password
Login
Name
Day
Month
Open this select menu
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Description
Push


I may have bricked an emonTX today, as I was trying to update the sketch. The emonTX is a v3.2.1 (those with defective RF that were in the store a few days ago).
To be short because I wasn't paying the necessary attention, and I may have connected the 5v and GND pins reversed from the Rapsberry PI GPIO to the emonTX uart. Did I fry the chip, or is any protection for this case?
After that the led doesn't blink at all when I connect the USB-UART programmer or batteries or AC-AC adapter and I get a "avrdude: stk500_recv(): programmer is not responding" when I try to upload a sketch. There seems to be some life in the board because avrdude returns this:
Using Port : /dev/ttyUSB1
Using Programmer : arduino
Overriding Baud Rate : 115200
AVR Part : ATMEGA328P
Chip Erase delay : 9000 us
PAGEL : PD7
BS2 : PC2
RESET disposition : dedicated
RETRY pulse : SCK
serial program mode : yes
parallel program mode : yes
Timeout : 200
StabDelay : 100
CmdexeDelay : 25
SyncLoops : 32
ByteDelay : 0
PollIndex : 3
PollValue : 0x53
Memory Detail :
Block Poll Page Polled
Memory Type Mode Delay Size Indx Paged Size Size #Pages MinW MaxW ReadBack
----------- ---- ----- ----- ---- ------ ------ ---- ------ ----- ----- ---------
eeprom 65 20 4 0 no 1024 4 0 3600 3600 0xff 0xff
flash 65 6 128 0 yes 32768<PHONE_NUMBER> 4500 0xff 0xff
lfuse 0 0 0 0 no 1 0 0 4500 4500 0x00 0x00
hfuse 0 0 0 0 no 1 0 0 4500 4500 0x00 0x00
efuse 0 0 0 0 no 1 0 0 4500 4500 0x00 0x00
lock 0 0 0 0 no 1 0 0 4500 4500 0x00 0x00
calibration 0 0 0 0 no 1 0 0 0 0 0x00 0x00
signature 0 0 0 0 no 3 0 0 0 0 0x00 0x00
Programmer Type : Arduino
Description : Arduino
Hardware Version: 3
Firmware Version: 4.4
Vtarget : 0.3 V
Varef : 0.3 V
Oscillator : 28.800 kHz
SCK period : 3.3 us
avrdude: AVR device initialized and ready to accept instructions
Reading | ################################################## | 100% 0.00s
avrdude: Device signature = 0x1e950f
avrdude: stk500_recv(): programmer is not responding
Is my emonTX bricked? Could it be a bootloader corruption that can be fixed with ISP programmer or USB-UART? If the chip is fried because of the reverse polarity, is it worth it to replace something on the board and what could that be?
Thank you,
Re: Bricked EmonTX?
After a few hours of frustration, I discovered, I can flash the sketch and it works when it is connected to the ACAC adapter and the jumper for ACAC power supply is closed. So it seems I burnt something on the UART 5V/battery power supply but at least it seems to work with ACAC power. I couldn't check the mini-USB connection because it has a strange mini-USB port, that I don't have a cable for, but I think it would be the same, as the UART and the batteries.
Re: Bricked EmonTX?
The schematic is on Github, so if you look at that you'll see that there's an XC6206P supplying the 3.3 V from the 5 or 6 V battery/USB/FTDI port/terminal block, and a MCP1754 supplying it from the ac adapter via JP2.
I think that gives you a pretty strong clue as to what has died. There's provision for a 7805 in parallel with U$6, the dead 6206. However the 6206 is low drop-out so a 7805 is not a good idea if you're using batteries.
If you have a non-standard USB connector that was fitted in error (see http://openenergymonitor.org/emon/node/5123 ) contact the shop.
Re: Bricked EmonTX?
Thanks for the answer. I have measured the voltage at the input of XC6206, at 3.25V and at the output at 1.2V, so I assume that's the problem. Just from curiosity, shouldn't the voltage at input be 5V, when I have connected the 5V and GND pins of the UART port?
Anyway, I won't push my luck further right now, since I am happy with it working from the ACAC, but if I understood correctly, if in the future I want to power it with 5V DC from USB or UART, it is enough to solder a 7805 at IC2 but if I want to power it with batteries, I should replace the XC6206?
Re: Bricked EmonTX?
I think I'd be inclined to remove the dead XC6206. The input should indeed be 5 V, assuming you have the correct programmer (there are 5 V and 3.3 V versions, as I understand it). Other than that, yes, that's pretty much it. But if you can source an XC6206 and replace it, you should then have a full-spec emonTx again.
Re: Bricked EmonTX?

Re: Bricked EmonTX?
Indeed. Its output is in parallel with the other regulator, and we have no idea what is happening inside it. It may well be open circuit and not causing a problem, but it might be putting an excessive load on it and distorting the voltage measurement.
Re: Bricked EmonTX?
Now that you mention it, how does a healty XC6206 like 3.3V up its clacker when it's otherwise unpowered? Does any voltage appear over on Vin when you're running off an AC adaptor? (on a non-fried one).
Re: Bricked EmonTX?
The block diagram on the data sheet shows a series pass fet, with a reverse parallel diode and reverse polarity protection diodes on input and output (i.e shorting to GND, which may be substrate rather than Vss) and a note says they might be parasitic. I'm measuring exactly the same on the 5 V rail as the 3.3 V with no 5 V rail input. Without lifting it off the pcb, I can't measure the reverse current into it.
Re: Bricked EmonTX?
I've seen a few Arduino designs now that use a 3-pin header for power selection. The middle pin goes to the Vcc rail and each of the outer pins comes from their respective regulator outputs. They provide the end-user with a 2-pin jumper sleeve, so they can connect Vcc to one regulator or the other, but never both. And in the case where they want to supply their own Vcc, they can just leave the jumper off.


 One NGO, called Rio de Paz, organized a campaign on Copacabana beach, protesting the culture of rape and violence against women in Brazil.
 This young girl describes how she was lured into the business by her neighbor.
Syrian Refugees Fight Back
These Syrian refugees are fighting against sexual assault in Germany after foreigners were accused of attacking women in Cologne on New Year's Eve.
Fighting Rape - India
Young women of the Red Brigade are fighting back against sexual harassment.


you can update your fyp file while is not has started to be processed.
This change must be validate by Your Director
this file must be validated By Your Director


|
MetroCon 2006 |
|
“Innovating for Society” |
|
Wednesday, October 4, 2006 |
|
With three exclusive parallel conference tracks, this year’s IEEE-FW Section MetroCon provides one of the strongest programs ever, allowing the attendee to rapidly grasp the technical and societal implications of some of our most promising and innovative new developments. Each track has been organized in well coordinated morning and afternoon sessions to help achieve maximum exposure in minimum time. The Emerging Technologies track, a continuing high-tech feature of MetroCon, returns yet again with an even broader range of topics. This year’s talks cover advances in nuclear power reactors, aircraft structures optimization, smart homes and environments, and affordable secure communications. The Biotechnologies track brings together biotechnologists, academe, and engineers to discuss the current biomedical industry issues and successes. This year’s topics include ocular bio-markers, new approaches for treating glaucoma, advancing concepts in bio-manufacturing, intraocular lens technology, and micro- and nano-scale features for biofilm formation. The Systems and Software Engineering track, a new track this year, features critical technologies and cutting-edge developments occurring today in the industry. Topics include machine learning, high-assurance real-time embedded systems development, evaluation of software processes, safety-critical programming, and emerging features and capabilities in telecommunications networks and services. This year’s keynote address, “The Emerging Cyber-Security Crisis,” provides essential information about one of the most serious threats of our modern times. CyberWar, CyberTerrorism, and CyberCrime threaten not only our country’s Infrastructure and National Security, but our very way of life! What are the risks and specific countermeasures available? What should our government, schools, and industry be doing? This and more from one of the world’s leading experts on the nature and emerging state of Cyber-Security. Three exciting tracks and our lunchtime keynote celebrity makes this year’s MetroCon one that will be hard to forget. We hope to see you all there! -- The 2006 IEEE-FW MetroCon Organizing Committee |
|
MetroCon 2006 Patrons |


Each moment the world is changing, or one would say in this information age, updating itself. Each update is governed by actors and creating either new and relevant stories or becoming a part of eternal ones. The actors, actions, places, contexts, reasons and the stories are at one level, merely dots in this stream of updates. The Grid is an effort to try out methods of viewing the dots and connecting them.
The GRID is a new way to read news. We're launching on July 1, 2018.


| Author | Albert Faber, Copyright © 2008..2009, all rights reserved. |
| Adapted-by | - |
| Compiler | >=2.4j |
Routines for controlling the USB serial interface engine sending which will ensure the highest possible accuracy.
http://www.usb.org for USB specifications
No dependency found
usb_send_one_byte(byte in data)
usb_stall_ep0()
usb_prime_epx_out( byte in end_point, byte in size )
usb_send_empty_data_pkt()
usb_send_status_ack()
usb_send_data_chunk()
usb_send_data(byte in endpoint, byte in data[], byte in byte_cnt, bit in is_new_sequence )
usb_configure_endpoints()
usb_prime_ep0_out()
usb_send_one_byte(byte in data)
This procedure will send one byte, with the contend specified by the data input parameter, normally not called by the end user
usb_stall_ep0()
No documentation found
usb_prime_epx_out( byte in end_point, byte in size )
No documentation found
usb_send_empty_data_pkt()
This procedure sends an empty USB packet, normally not called by the end user
usb_send_status_ack()
This procedure sends an USB acknowledge packet, normally not called by the end user
usb_send_data_chunk()
This procedure sends the content of the USB delivery buffer in the USB SIE
usb_send_data(byte in endpoint, byte in data[], byte in byte_cnt, bit in is_new_sequence )
This procedure will send the content of an array to the USB end point. The endpoint input parameter contains the the enpoint number, data[] is the content to be send, byte_cnt the number of bytes to be send, and is_new_sequence determines if the data tranmission is starting with USB packet o (if set to true), otherwise the USB packet is toggled before transmission.
usb_configure_endpoints()
This procedure will setup and initalize the USB endpoints, normally not called by the end user
usb_prime_ep0_out()
No documentation found
_usb_copy_array_to_ram(word in dst, byte in data[], byte in num_bytes )
Internal memory copy procedure This function copies the content from a source array towards the specified destination memory location. The function copies num_bytes bytes
| 18f14k50 | 18f14k50_usb_hid_mouse.jal |
| 18f14k50 | 18f14k50_usb_hid_generic.jal |
| 18f14k50 | 18f14k50_usb_bootloader_autostart.jal |
| 18f14k50 | 18f14k50_usb_bootloader.jal |
| 18f2450 | 18f2450_usb_bootloader.jal |
| 18f2450 | 18f2450_usb_bootloader_autostart.jal |
| 18f2450 | 18f2450_usb_hid_generic.jal |
| 18f2450 | 18f2450_usb_hid_mouse.jal |
| 18f4550 | 18f4550_usb_bootloader_autostart.jal |
| 18f4550 | 18f4550_usb_bootloader.jal |
| 18f4550 | 18f4550_usb_hid_mouse.jal |
| 18f4550 | 18f4550_usb_hid_generic.jal |


Established in May 27 1996 the Salmon family started an empire with their salmon shaped/flavored cookies. Many people compare Pat Salmon with the greats such as Ronald McDonald and Walt Disney. Not only does Pat Salmon run his empire but he also runs a nice family that support his ideas and help accomplish them. R Salmons' main reason for pursuing this dream was Drakes' line, "F*** being rich when I'm 40 I'm tryna make it now."
We uh, well we put salmon in our cookie dough then we uh.... cut that cookie dough with this thing.


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block tag_trunk_content %}
At Greatship, safety takes precedence and is followed and implemented strictly and religiously. The term "safety" does not only entail safety of life and cargo but also encompasses protection of the environment.
Initiatives to implement and integrate strict safety measures for protection and preservation of environment have helped to uphold company's non-compromising attitude towards safety.
All activities related to the operation and management of vessels and rigs engaged in offshore services are certified for Environment Management system (ISO 14001:2004) and occupational Health and Safety Management system (OHSAS 18001:2007). The company is already certified for Quality Management System (IS09001:2000) and ISM.
Please have a look at our company policy.


Ask questions about the core tech here, but not questions about prices or personal questions or GUI and please don't DM JL777.
https://dexstats.info/richlistlookup.php?address=RLVzC4tr9cNKvuw2z4m8KuMfZURwCehx55
https://medium.com/@jameslee777
100 messages
Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
jl777c28-Nov-18 10:21 AM
the announced bitmain deal is merged mining with btc, using bitmain miners
or half of them
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 10:21 AM
and weaker chain benefits from others higher hash rate
jl777c28-Nov-18 10:21 AM
there is no single "BTC miner" you can do a deal with
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 10:21 AM
i see
jl777c28-Nov-18 10:21 AM
you would need to pay all the various bitcoin miners to specifically mine your coin
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 10:22 AM
still a positive it seems
jl777c28-Nov-18 10:22 AM
this seems like a lot of work and costs
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 10:22 AM
ahh thats true
jl777c28-Nov-18 10:22 AM
it is a miner opt in
i needed a system where we dont rely on anybody giving permission, or worse, having to proactively do something
optin by miners, vs. automatically supported
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 10:22 AM
is komodo development going well?
jl777c28-Nov-18 10:23 AM
why do you ask?
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 10:23 AM
yes i get the automatic support but that doesnt take away from the coins's normal mining
i guess its only been a week since last update
jl777c28-Nov-18 10:24 AM
#feed-github shows github activity as it happens
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 10:26 AM
how long will it be before KMD gets listed on a fiat exchange such as gemini, kraken, coinbase, etc?
jl777c28-Nov-18 10:26 AM
why do you ask me this? how would I know
I can ask you the same question
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 10:26 AM
i ask because overall economic mass is important to success
jl777c28-Nov-18 10:27 AM
i have no contacts at gemini, kraken, coinbase, etc
do you?
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 10:27 AM
but i dont matter
im just a buyer/seller
sorry man, dodnt mean to annoy you
jl777c28-Nov-18 10:27 AM
as far as getting listed maybe you can matter as much or more than me, if you have some contacts there
but this channel is for tech questions, yes?
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 10:28 AM
ahh true
jl777c28-Nov-18 10:28 AM
just imagine that I only write code
which is pretty close to what is happening
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 10:28 AM
yeah thats good
jl777c28-Nov-18 10:28 AM
so what info does a coder have about what some exchange will or will not do?
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 10:29 AM
hmmmm
true
i made a KMD asssett chain a while ago
and i really want to have it trade on barterdex
jl777c28-Nov-18 10:30 AM
make a pull request to my coins repo. cipi can help you
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 10:30 AM
cool
is it possible to maintain the asset chain on a AWS free tier VPS server?
its 1gb ssd, ubuntu
jl777c28-Nov-18 10:32 AM
i have no idea what sort of limits that has or what sort of traffic your chain will get
you would need to create VM
I think 4GB of total mem is needed
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 10:32 AM
so it would tax my macbook pro(edited)
i need to get a desktop
jl777c28-Nov-18 10:33 AM
you can probably create on aws free tier. then see if it works or not
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 10:33 AM
yeah ill try that , thanks !
Acura28-Nov-18 10:36 AM
@Stephen Daniels info for you about KMD Fiat Exchange - look at Bitpanda - you can buy KMD via Fiat on Bitpanda Exchange(edited)
jl777c28-Nov-18 10:40 AM
upbit support KRW
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 10:44 AM
bitpanda is cool but mostly for EU citizens
singapour ohhh very interesting
BitDaddy28-Nov-18 03:55 PM
@jl777c sorry for the late response, been working all day. I know that you had doubts about the pirate name from the start. I thought you may have some leverage in a rebrand as you are a lead dev. Sorry if this assumption was wrong but I thought I would reach out anyway as I want Pirate to succeed, I am sure we all do. but let's be honest the name pirate is not great for any serious adoption. I will stick to the marketing channel from now on thanks for your reply .
1
Stephen Daniels28-Nov-18 08:19 PM
@jl777c what do you think about the importance of smart data feeds and oracles that connect real live data with blockchains and feed data into the blockchain for faster settlement and other data manipulation?(edited)
theres a project called chain-link that is doing that but i was wondering cant komodo be used to create similar oracles to feed real world data to blockchains? ue cases would be to connect banks, live events, weather, and other data to blockchains and other sidechains(edited)
Today, paranoia sets in: we head to The Ceremony, the top-secret, three-day launch of a new currency, wizards and math included. Halfway through, something strange happens.
grewalsatinder01-Dec-18 08:09 AM
@jl777c what are you thoughts on MimbleWimble/Grin project?
Last time I checked, it wasn't possible to do all things what BTC could do (btc prior segwit and stuff). I haven't been keeping an eye on it's tech side much, not sure you might have, but still would like to ask if you know it got any better than what it started as and if does cover some things what BTC level does? Means other than privacy, how else good it can do in cryptocurrency ecosystem?
Could MimbleWimble tech be of any use for komodo ecosystem either being 3rd party or any other way?
Acura01-Dec-18 08:24 AM
@grewalsatinder I'd think James had written that it was incompatible technology. (In terms of pirates)
jl777c01-Dec-18 08:37 AM
grin is very interesting. but i havent followed it too closely as it isnt in C
grewalsatinder01-Dec-18 08:42 AM
right....
I hope we could use it somehow with Komodo. I heard good for this project from others.
stefjazar03-Dec-18 08:03 PM
i would like ARRR to hit more exchanges and CMC aka Coinmarketcap first and then when more people know it consider a rebranding - maybe in 2020 - not before .. that would be a mistake as you can present this „product“ twice..
if you rebrand now you only present it once !!!
think abt. it and you come around (to agree with me)... @BitDaddy(edited)
jl777c03-Dec-18 08:07 PM
talk to the PIRATE team, I am not making any decisions about pirate
certainly not about a rebranding as that is nothing to do with tech
Regnar03-Dec-18 10:23 PM
jl777, I've got a question in regards to dPoW. Do the NN run their own full node for each chain being notarized? and if so do they create the hash based on their own Nodes information?
SHossain03-Dec-18 10:30 PM
They run full native node
jl777c04-Dec-18 08:02 AM
notaries run a normal node to get the blockhash, all notaries participate in a randomized process to get consensus on the blockhash, then all the nodes in the network validate it
to call NN as centralized is like saying that when you send out a tx, it is centralized because only you were involved in creating the tx. it is a nonsensical point of view
1
the decentralization comes from all the nodes validating
regardless of how many nodes were involved in creating the tx
1
blackjok3r04-Dec-18 08:55 AM
out of intrest what is the maximum amount of nodes who can participate... i.e minsigs?
jusoaresf04-Dec-18 09:17 AM
Or a router... if tx goes through a router... is it centralized?
jl777c04-Dec-18 12:20 PM
practically speaking minsigs over 18 has a hard time reaching consensus, but it can be set to some crazy high number like 50 and you wont ever get a consensus


ACT I
SCENE 1. On a ship at sea: a tempestuous noise
of thunder and lightning heard.Master
Enter a Master and a Boatswain
Boatswain!Boatswain
Here, master: what cheer?Master
Good, speak to the mariners: fall to't, yarely,Boatswain
or we run ourselves aground: bestir, bestir.
Exit
Enter Mariners
Heigh, my hearts! cheerly, cheerly, my hearts!ALONSO
yare, yare! Take in the topsail. Tend to the
master's whistle. Blow, till thou burst thy wind,
if room enough!
Enter ALONSO, SEBASTIAN, ANTONIO, FERDINAND, GONZALO, and others
Boatswain
Good boatswain, have care. Where's the master?
Play the men.
ANTONIO
I pray now, keep below.
Boatswain
Where is the master, boatswain?
GONZALO
Do you not hear him? You mar our labour: keep your
cabins: you do assist the storm.
Boatswain
Nay, good, be patient.
GONZALO
When the sea is. Hence! What cares these roarers
for the name of king? To cabin: silence! trouble us not.
Boatswain
Good, yet remember whom thou hast aboard.
GONZALO
None that I more love than myself. You are a
counsellor; if you can command these elements to
silence, and work the peace of the present, we will
not hand a rope more; use your authority: if you
cannot, give thanks you have lived so long, and make
yourself ready in your cabin for the mischance of
the hour, if it so hap. Cheerly, good hearts! Out
of our way, I say.
Exit
Boatswain
I have great comfort from this fellow: methinks he
hath no drowning mark upon him; his complexion is
perfect gallows. Stand fast, good Fate, to his
hanging: make the rope of his destiny our cable,
for our own doth little advantage. If he be not
born to be hanged, our case is miserable.
Exeunt
Re-enter Boatswain
SEBASTIAN
Down with the topmast! yare! lower, lower! Bring
her to try with main-course.
A cry within
A plague upon this howling! they are louder than
the weather or our office.
Re-enter SEBASTIAN, ANTONIO, and GONZALO
Yet again! what do you here? Shall we give o'er
and drown? Have you a mind to sink?
Boatswain
A pox o' your throat, you bawling, blasphemous,
incharitable dog!
ANTONIO
Work you then.
GONZALO
Hang, cur! hang, you whoreson, insolent noisemaker!
We are less afraid to be drowned than thou art.
Boatswain
I'll warrant him for drowning; though the ship were
no stronger than a nutshell and as leaky as an
unstanched wench.
Mariners
Lay her a-hold, a-hold! set her two courses off to
sea again; lay her off.
Enter Mariners wet
Boatswain
All lost! to prayers, to prayers! all lost!
GONZALO
What, must our mouths be cold?
SEBASTIAN
The king and prince at prayers! let's assist them,
For our case is as theirs.
ANTONIO
I'm out of patience.
GONZALO
We are merely cheated of our lives by drunkards:
This wide-chapp'd rascal--would thou mightst lie drowning
The washing of ten tides!
ANTONIO
He'll be hang'd yet,
Though every drop of water swear against it
And gape at widest to glut him.
A confused noise within: 'Mercy on us!'-- 'We split, we split!'--'Farewell, my wife and children!'-- 'Farewell, brother!'--'We split, we split, we split!'
SEBASTIAN
Let's all sink with the king.
GONZALO
Let's take leave of him.
Exeunt ANTONIO and SEBASTIAN
Now would I give a thousand furlongs of sea for an
acre of barren ground, long heath, brown furze, any
thing. The wills above be done! but I would fain
die a dry death.
Exeunt


{{#each oscillators}}
Oscillator {{this.id}}
Coarse
Fine Tune
Waveform
SAW
SQR
TRI
SIN
{{/each}}
Amp Envelope
Attack
Decay
Sustain
Release
Filter Envelope
Attack
Decay
Sustain
Release
Filter
Cutoff
Resonance
Preset
{{#each presets}}
{{this.name}}
{{/each}}
{{#each lfos}}
LFO {{this.id}}
Rate
Amount
Target
Osc 1
Osc 2
Osc 1 & 2
Filter
Waveform
SAW
SQR
TRI
SIN
{{/each}}


|
Shopify SDK for Unity
|
This class implements a LRU cache for images (PNG/JPEG) that were downloaded from the web. More...
Public Member Functions | |
| void | SetTextureForURL (string url, Texture2D texture, string lastModified) |
| Sets the given texture to the cached keyed by the URL and associates the timestamp with this image. More... | |
| CacheableWebImage | TextureResourceForURL (string url) |
| Returns a CacheableWebImage object that contains the texture and last modified timestamp. More... | |
| Public Member Functions inherited from Shopify.UIToolkit.LRUCache< CacheableWebImage > | |
| void | SetMemorySizeLimit (int newLimit) |
| Sets the size limit in bytes that we can store in the cache. More... | |
| T | ResourceForKey (string key) |
| Returns the cached resource saved against the given url. More... | |
| void | SetResourceForKey (string key, T resource) |
| Associates the given key with the given resource in the cache. More... | |
| void | RemoveKey (string key) |
| Removes the key and associated resource instance from the cache. More... | |
| void | Clear () |
| Clears the cache. More... | |
Properties | |
| static WebImageCache?? | SharedCache [get] |
| Shared WebImageCache instance. More... | |
| Properties inherited from Shopify.UIToolkit.LRUCache< CacheableWebImage > | |
| int | MemorySizeLimit [get] |
| The estimated size limit in bytes of how much memory we want to use for the cache (readonly). More... | |
| int | EstimatedMemorySize [get] |
| The current estimated size the cache takes up in memory (readonly) More... | |
| int | Count [get] |
| Returns the number of entries in the cache. More... | |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Static Public Attributes inherited from Shopify.UIToolkit.LRUCache< CacheableWebImage > | |
| const int | DEFAULT_MEMORY_SIZE_LIMIT |
| The default estimated memory size limit in bytes. More... | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from Shopify.UIToolkit.LRUCache< CacheableWebImage > | |
| LRUCache (int memorySizeLimit) | |
This class implements a LRU cache for images (PNG/JPEG) that were downloaded from the web.
|
inline |
Sets the given texture to the cached keyed by the URL and associates the timestamp with this image.
| url | URL the image was fetched from. |
| texture | Texture2D instance of the downloaded image. |
| lastModified | Timestamp of when the image as last modified. |
|
inline |
Returns a CacheableWebImage object that contains the texture and last modified timestamp.
| url | URL key to look for in the image cache. |
|
staticget |
Shared WebImageCache instance.


SFIT
Home
Mandatory Disclosure
Careers
Library
ParentsCorner
Contact Us
Archive
Institute
The Society
College Emblem & Anthem
Messages
Academic Consultant/ Advisor
Mandatory Disclosure
Newsletter ---- Bits-N-Bytes
AICTE apprval letter
NBA Accreditation
ISO Certification
Fee Proposal
Prohibition of Ragging
Grievance Redressal Committee
Achievements
Sister Institutions
Campus
Building
Library
Computer Center
Counselling Cell
Seminar Room
Assembly Hall
Gymkhana
Canteen
Administration
Committeees
Staff Service Rules
Code of Ethics
New Staff Induction Manual
Staff Working Committees
Student Info
Dean Student Affairs
Code of Conduct
Student Council
Fee Payment
Academic Examination
Academic Results
Academic Calender
Student Attendance
Annual Programs
Acitivities
NPTEL
Industrial Visits
Placement
Training And Placement
Placement Comittee
placement Policy
Training Calender
Training & Placement Activities
Recruiters
Feedback for Employers
Feedback for students
Record
Photo Gallery
R&D
R&D
Members
Activities
RadLabs
Robocon
Consultancy Rules
Lecture Series
Sanshodhan
Research Project
Faculty Development
Conferences
Publications
Notices
E-Cell
Department
Alumini
Computer Engineering
Information Technology Engineering
Electronics and Telecommunication Engineering
Basic Science and Humanities
Admissions
Bachelor of Engineering
Master of Engineering
Doctor of Philosophy(Ph.D)
Noticce on Disclaimer
Events
Upcoming Events
Prayas 2017
Technotron
IRIS 2017
Graduation day
Workshop
CSCITA
CSCITA'17
Events
Upcoming Events
Prayas 2017
Technotron
IRIS 2017
Graduation day
Workshop
CSCITA
Parent's Corner
Ms. Bidisha Roy
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Total Experience: 15 years, 1 months
Ph.D (Pursuing)
M.E Dissertation Title: SNMP Based Multicast Reachability Monitoring
B.E Project: Code Assist
Home
Publications
Teaching
Projects
Date of Joining the Institute: 01/07/2002
Work Exprience:
Teaching : 14.5 Years
Associate Professor: 7 years
Assistant professor: 7.5 years
Industry : 6 months
Software Consultant, Nextgenix India Pvt Ltd
Skill Sets:
Application software: Rational Rose, Matlab (Basic)
Computer language: C, C++, Java
Internet Technologies: HTML/DHTML, JavaScript, Servlets, JSP, PHP
Database Technologies: Oracle, MySQL
Awards:
Got First Rank in M.E – Computer Engineering in Thadomal Shahani Engineering College in 2003
Active Research:
Web Mining
Semantic Web and Ontologies
Cloud Computing
Computational Intelligence
Algorithms and Complexity
Educational Technology
Research Advisor in field of
Computer Engineering
Information Technology
Professional Memberships: IETE
Academic Duties:
HOD : Department of Computer Engineering (from July 2005 to June 2016)
Deputy Presiding Officer for IIT-JEE exam at SFIT
Member Academic Advisory Committee St. Francis Institute of technology(SFIT), Mumbai-400103
Member Local Management Committee St. Francis Institute of technology(SFIT), Mumbai-400103
Interaction with Professional Institutions:
University of Mumbai as Examiner and Moderator
University of Mumbai as Paper Setter
R&D Activities:
Workshop, lecture series & Conferences Conducted:
R&D lecture series
National Conference on INFOCOM, 2007
STTP on “Image Processing Applications: Basics to Advanced”, Jan 2010
IEEE International Conference CSCITA, April 2014
Invited Talks
Research Methodology
Faculty Development Programme
Continuing Education Programs
Two weeks STTP on “Faculty Development Programme”
Two weeks STTP on “Open Source Softwares: An effective Way of Managing Engineering Education”
One day Seminar on “Software Testing”
Two day workshop on “Object Oriented Analysis and Design”
Two weeks TEQIP on ”Research Methodologies” from IIT, Mumbai
Two weeks TEQIP on “Computer Programming” from IIT, Mumbai
Two weeks TEQIP on “Design and Analysis of Algorithms”, from IIT, Kharagpur
Publication & Conferences : (Till Date)
Conference:
National : 0
International : 07
Journal:
National : 0
International : 06
Courses Taught:
Discrete Structures (UG)
Data Structures and Analysis of Algorithms (UG)
Web Engineering (UG)
Theory of Computer Science (UG)
Advanced Internet Technologies (UG)
Advanced Algorithms and Complexity (PG)
E-Business Technology (PG)
Semantic Web Technologies (PG)
Projects Guided:
M.E Project: 07
B.E Project: 40


--- layout: post title: Wake up before Apple just replaces M$? tags: - Business - Linux - Mac status: publish type: post published: true meta: _edit_last: '451289' --- Apple Climbs Into Third Place In U.S. PC Market
Now that there is an AppStore with applications in iTunes, why wouldn't Apple move next to distribute all applications through iTunesA very cogent comment from ionix5891 on /. warning us no to sleep walk into the arms of another monopoly power. As I said before, Steve Jobs can be a very scary guy! Personally, now that Ubuntu 8.04 (or Spiny Norman as I call it) is so polished I'm not feeling such an urgent need to rush back into the arms of Cupertino. Mr Shuttleworth may have made life a lot less exciting, but now it all 'just works'. Well, except for some proprietary media formats still. Having said that, the family is still happy plugging away on the iMac (except when my son wants to run games)


Foraging Chaga
by Matt
Last week I went foraging for chaga with my friends Cameron and Janie, in a a forest on the property of a friend of theirs in southwest Virginia. Birch trees tend to grow well here in the higher elevations, and Chaga is most commonly found on birch.
Chaga is a medicinal “mushroom” that seems to be trendy among the nutraceutical and wellness crowds here in the US, though it has been used for some time as a medicinal in Russian, northern European, and Asian cultures.
Chaga grows as a mutualist fungus on the bark of birch trees. Chaga mycelia colonize wounds on birch trees and form a protective scar tissue, which manifests as large, black burls on the otherwise gray tree bark. These burls are easiest to spot and best to harvest during the late winter before sap begins to flow.
To harvest chaga, we used a hatchet to dislodge the outer black fungal sclerotium along with some of the underlying woody/fungal mass, usually orange or yellow, being careful to leave at least 20% so the chaga will regrow. After a few hours we had harvested a severak pounds and decided to call it a day.
Over the course of the next week, Cameron and Janie dried and ground the chaga to a powder of roughly the consistency of instant coffee and the color of hot chocloate mix, providing me with a quart jar full of powder with which to make tea.
My first experience actually consuming chaga was last summer, when I tried it in an iced coffee beverage, Gnomebrew, a delicious collaboration between my other foraging friends Matthew and Jenna and a local coffee roaster. I had never tasted pure chaga tea before, so was a little unsure what to expect.
Chaga, unlike other mushroom teas I’ve tried, is actually rather palatable on its own. Prepared from the ground-up powder in a water extraction by slow cooking it for about six hours, it has a flavor that hints of cinammon, vanilla, and cocoa, and is not unlike an ersatz coffee.
Afficionados claim that chaga’s medicinal benefits range from anti-inflammatory and anti-tumor properties to immune system regulation, liver protection, and that it also helps control high blood pressure and cholesterol.
Aleksandr Solzenitsyn, in his novel Cancer Ward, made reference to the healing power of Chaga vis-a-vis its use as a traditional Russian folk remedy: “He could not imagine any greater joy than to go away into the wood for months on end, to break off this chaga, crumble it, boil it up on a campfire, drink it and get well like an animal.”
While there is anecdotal evidence from folk medicine and ethnobotanical research as well as numerous in vitro and animal studies regarding chaga’s potential efficacy in treating a host of conditions, clinical studies are currently lacking. Most evidence seems to suggest that there is little potential harm from using chaga in moderation as a tea or a tincture.
I can report from my own experiences of having enjoyed a cup of chaga tea every day or so for the last few days that it definitely provides a subtle yet noticeable energy boost, similar to drinking yerba mate or green tea.
Subscribe via RSS


Thought 'Grenades': First VR Experience
Mar 5, 2018 • Dagen Valentine
“Thought ‘Grenades’: First VR Experience”
Mind Blowing! 🤯 My first Experience in Virtual Reality with Oculus Rift was so shocking and wonderful my brain couldn’t fully comprehend the experience. Removing the oculus headset, my mind was engaged with processing the VR experience. Additionally, my thoughts considered possibilities and implications this could have in shaping learners’ experiences in 4-H/Extension and other educational environments.
The team began with a kick-off meeting to discuss the project work and outcomes and have a discussion about VR. The Alienware computer and Oculus Rift were setup in the expansive room of UNL’s Nebraska Innovation Studio. My colleagues: Brad, Jenny, and Neal, and Max, and the new addition to our team, Andy Burnett, eagerly anticipated getting a hands-on experience with Oculus Rift VR.
Getting in VR
I placed the Oculus Rift headset on and adjusted the head straps for comfort. I wear
glasses, so I adjusted a little more to make the fit comfortable. Andy started,
the FIRST CONTACT app.
I was immediately surprised, and an audible “WOW” flew from my lips. It was readily
apparent I could see the virtual world all around me as I physically moved my head
side-to-side and up-and-down. I was coached a little by Andy to help me understand
the steps to engage in the VR environment. In FIRST CONTACT, I was met by a robot,
initially timid, that warmed to me and provided different Disks to put into a 3d-printer
like machine. The first disk produced butterflies. The on-screen prompts indicated, if
I held my hand still near a butterfly it would land on my finger.  The butterfly floated near and
landed on my finger. I was interacting with this new virtual environment!
The next couple disks the robot provided me showed me how I could interact in VR
using the Oculus Touch Controllers . The Oculus Touch controllers have multiple
inputs: triggers, joystick, and buttons. Using the physical buttons on the controllers
I could manipulate my virtual hands. The second disk provided made sound makers.
Using the buttons on the controller, my virtual hand would bend my fingers around an
object, such that I could pick it up. I picked up the sound makers, one in each hand.
I was encouraged by Andy to try the noise makers around each of my ears. The audio was
surround-sound and responsive to the virtual environment. The combination of audio and
visual that replicates reality helped me feel completely immersed in virtual reality.
Next, I learned to use my hands in tandem with a couple more disks provided to me by the robot. I was able to pass objects between hands. I even used both my hands to pull on a virtual string of a pull-string rocket. I held the rocket in one hand and pinched the pull string with the other. By moving my hands farther apart the string extended and lit the rockets engine!
I removed the headset. I was back in reality. Just from this initial experience in VR my head was swimming with ideas. I thought about: • implications for school related content exploration • ideas for access and opportunity e.g. visiting places on earth and in the universe • thoughts about the safety of using VR • implications of the use of VR and the social emotional learning of youth
As we continue through the project, investigating and researching these ideas and others I have yet to consider. I am excited to enhance and create new learning experiences for the youth that I serve with VR.
- Older
- Newer


The presenters are just a bunch of guys and girls who are passionate about music and we enjoy sharing it with you. If you can, please feel free to help us by simply clicking on the donate button and contributing an amount towards our monthly expenditure so that we can continue to bring you great music every day without any interruptions:
THANK YOU SO MUCH.