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Every battle defines you
Aquaman, the Atlantean ruler, is a balanced combatant who can fight from afar and up-close. Based on your playstyle, you are able to control the arena with his ranged attacks or be aggressive with his offensive tools.
Physics prodigy Ryan Choi took on the mantle of the Atom when his mentor—and original Atom—Ray Palmer mysteriously disappeared. Now armed with quantum shrinking technology, Ryan will use the subatomic power of the quantum bio-belt to seek out his lost friend and further the fight for justice.
When archaeologist Barbara Ann Minerva betrayed Wonder Woman to claim the powers of a god, she was unaware that she would be cursed to live a life transformed as the Cheetah. She now uses her primal powers to take revenge against Wonder Woman, drawing her out of hiding in hopes of bringing about her doom.
Red Lantern Atrocitus seeks revenge against all members of the Sinestro Corps for their murderous oppression of his homeworld. His hate blazes a path across the galaxy leading him to Earth. Sensing an opportunity on the post Regime planet, Atrocitus focuses on bolstering the Red Lanterns ranks by stoking the flames of rage.
After Superman’s defeat, Bane was betrayed by the Regime and relentlessly pursued by Batman. Having already spent most of his life in prison, he is determined to take revenge against his former Regime masters and turn Gotham into a city where his rule is law.
Even after he’s been exposed to the world as Batman, Bruce Wayne keeps his vow to avenge his parents’ death by fighting for justice. He refuses to execute his enemies, believing that once he crosses that line, he’s no better than the cowards he battles.
After the fall of the Regime, Black Adam returned to his home defeated and humiliated. Staying hidden from Batman’s watchful eye, Kahndaq has become a safe haven for the Regime’s remnants. There they await the day that together they can restore the Regime's rule upon the world.
Dinah Lance nearly sacrificed everything in her fight against the Regime but was forced to flee, before the fight was done. Now, with Batman restoring order, Black Canary has returned home to set things right, vowing to never again silence her canary’s cry.
As forces converge upon Atlantis and its King, a current of vengeance flows through the ruthless undersea mercenary known as Black Manta. Sworn to avenge the death of his father, Black Manta has long waited in darkness for his moment to strike.
Jaime Reyes sought Batman’s help in learning to use the Scarab, an alien weapon of mass destruction bonded to his spine . Although the Scarab could pose a deadly threat to the entire planet, kindhearted Jaime is determined to protect people, wary of the corruptive influence of great power he witnessed under the Regime.
Brainiac is a megalomaniacal genius who roams the universe, collecting knowledge to increase his intellectual and scientific prowess. Obsessed with establishing his superiority, Brainiac captured Krypton’s greatest cities, then eradicated what remained…or so he thought. Tales of the “Last Son of Krypton” have reached far into the stars. Now, the Collector of Worlds comes to Earth to finish his accumulation of Krypton -- and discovers a new world worthy of his collection.
Sworn to ending all crime, the Regime hunted down and brutally executed every member of the Rogues, including Captain Cold’s sister. Using his skills as a thief and his iconic Cold Gun, Cold now seeks his vengeance. He’ll gladly use the Society to achieve it.
Consistently walking the line between hero and villain, Selina Kyle's pilfering past as Catwoman prevents Batman from ever placing his full trust in her. As the ashes of the Regime give rise to the sinister Society, the Caped Crusader must once again speculate where this thieving feline's loyalties lie.
Victor Stone lost more than his friends at the tragedy of Metropolis, he lost his hope. His anger tempered his loyalty for Superman and he has remained eager to serve the Regime. With the world left unprepared for the looming threat, Cyborg may be the only one who can combat the technological might of Brainiac.
A being of pure hate incarnate, the lord of Apokolips Darkseid demands the total subjugation of all existence. His merciless obsession has left a wake of suffering and obliteration as he seeks the Anti-Life Equation. With his invincible body, limitless strength, army of Parademons, and the annihilating power of his Omega Beams make him not only a threat to this world, but to every world within reach.
Floyd Lawton is “the” human arsenal, his aim lethal from any range. Having escaped imprisonment during the Regime, he now enters the fray as an expert assassin for hire, forced to contend with the fact that Grodd has come into possession of the detonator to the Personal Explosive Device implanted in his head.
Powerful sorcerer Kent Nelson wears the Helm of Fate and sees the fate of all mankind, for better or worse. He knows the world will end -- either by Brainiac’s hand, or in a war between Batman and Superman. Though the Helm compels Kent to preserve this grim fate for the sake of Order, Kent’s humanity compels him to intervene on behalf of his heroic friends -- and risk the unforeseeable consequences.
The all-too ordinary life of June Moone ended the day she was possessed by the Enchantress, a demonic sorceress with aspirations of world domination. Today, she fights for her very soul, struggling to harness the Enchantress’ magic for good. If she fails, the Enchantress will consume her - and our world won’t be far behind.
Two minds sharing one super-powered body, Jason Rusch and Martin Stein are only beginning to master their abilities as Firestorm. However reconciling Jason’s brash personality with Martin’s more empirical approach is no small task. While these two don’t agree on much, one thing they never argue about is helping Batman rebuild a safer world.
Telepathic brute, Gorilla Grodd, has long sought to prove his peerless genius by subjugating mankind. He’s gone so far as to form an anti-Justice League, the Society, to once and for all smash their opposition. Using his intellect and telepathy Grodd enlists others in his mission to conquer the planet and fill void of power left by Superman’s Regime.
It’s been a hard traveled road of the emerald archer, as this Earth’s Oliver Queen gave his life in the fight against the Regime. Now as an alternative Earth’s Ollie steps in to honor that sacrifice, he will join his wife Black Canary in Batman’s crusade to set things right.
Rehabilitated by the Guardians of Oa, Hal Jordan overcame his worst fears from his time as a member of the Sinestro’s Corps. Now a Green Lantern once more, Hal returns to Sector 2814 on a mission to stop Brainiac’s invasion and prove to himself that he deserves a second chance at a brighter day.
Since the fall of the Regime, Harley Quinn has found little solace in the incarceration of Superman. Still feeling a tremendous void left by Joker's death, Harley remains an unstable and uneasy ally. Resolute in her conviction, she refuses to let fugitives, assassins, or even criminals she once called friends stand in the way of her exacting revenge upon the man who silenced the Joker’s laugh.
As a member of the Bureau for Paranormal Research and Defense, Hellboy has defended the world from fiends, witches, demons, and more than a few Lovecraftian Gods. With his trusty revolver and his Right Hand of Doom, Hellboy has made monster disposal his specialty.
Though killed by Superman, the Joker continues to haunt the lives of all those touched by his madness. By destroying Metropolis, he set the events in motion which made enemies of Superman and Batman. If he were alive to see the chaos he’d created, he would surely be smiling.
Dr. Pamela Isley was once an innovative, radical botanical biochemist with a singular goal: make the world safe for plant life to flourish. She joins the Society to further their common interest in bringing mankind to its knees, but at heart, Ivy’s desire is to ensure that in any new world order, flora dominates fauna.
The elder God of Thunder has sworn to defend the Earthrealm from any and all threats. As the inter-universal crisis brought about by Brainiac rings out across the multiverse, Raiden is summoned to fight the collector of worlds in order to protect both realms. Raiden knows that if this universe falls, his own universe will become Brainiac’s next target.
Jason Todd once served as Batman’s second protégé "Robin" before being brutally murdered by The Joker. Years later, the powerful healing waters of the Lazarus Pit brought Jason Todd back to life. However the power of the pit comes at a cost, and a change takes hold in Jason. He now uses mantle of the Red Hood to wage a lethal war on crime.
Raised from birth by the League of Assassins, Damian Wayne has always struggled with Batman’s non-lethal code of honor. Now in direct opposition with his father, Damian seeks a new mentor in Superman -- whom he considers to be more of a father than Batman ever was.
Scarecrow plays on the fears of the unknown to inflict terror on his victims. An anarchist obsessed with using chemistry and psychology to spread and study fear. He joins the Society in order to sow panic on a global scale.
As the next Queen of Tamaran, Princess Koriand’r found herself the victim of her fratricidal sister's vengeful plot that resulted in their planet being conquered. Now a royal exile on Earth, Koriand’r uses her ability to absorb and convert ultraviolet energy as Starfire.
Sub-Zero is a lethal cryomancer and leader of the reformed Lin Kuei clan. When Sub-Zero was younger, the Lin Kuei were corrupted and destroyed from within, staining their honor. Now serving as Grandmaster, Sub-Zero vows to redeem that honor, pledging to defend the realm from threats near, far, and beyond. In the intergalactic menace Brainiac, Sub-Zero sees a threat to all worlds, and perhaps his greatest opportunity for redemption yet.
As a child Kara Zor-El witnessed the devastation of Krypton before she was sent to Earth on a mission to protect her infant cousin, Kal-El. Arriving on Earth decades too late, she discovered that grown-up Kal has been imprisoned. Still determined to protect her family, and its legacy, Kara will fight her cousin’s enemies as Supergirl.
After the fall of the Regime, Superman now remains a permanent resident of a prison built to contain and suppress the man of steel. Still grieving the loss of Lois and their unborn son, Superman maintains that peace can only be achieved through subjugation -- But as a new threat looms, can old enemies forge new alliances?
The living elemental, Swamp Thing is the protector of all plant life, what he refers to as “the Green.” As the violent affairs of humanity threaten to impact flora worldwide, Swamp Thing prepares his return to the fray to defend “the Green” from destruction.
Once known as the fastest man alive, Barry Allen has hung up his boots in public shame after defecting from the Regime. However as a new enemy threatens the innocent, the Flash returns to action, determined to redeem himself.
Deep below the surface, in the sewers of New York City, four turtle brothers were mutated by radioactive ooze and began training in the art of ninjutsu. While in a fight with the fearsome Krang—our heroes in a half-shell were jettisoned on a one way trip across the Multiverse.
An exiled sister of Themyscira, Wonder Woman remains in hiding after the fall of the Regime. Still an ardent believer of Superman and his rule, Wonder Woman awaits her opportunity to strike back against Batman and free Superman from his imprisonment.


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Ten migrants found in a lorry container on M25 motorway
One was taken to hospital after the discovery on motorway which comes hours after 16 people were found in sealed container on a ferry to Ireland
by Andrew Gilpin, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/andrew-gilpin/Ten suspected male migrants have been found inside a lorry container on the M25.
All were arrested on suspicion of immigration offences along with the driver of the vehicle, which was found near the town of Waltham Abbey at around 6pm on Thursday, Essex Police said.
One was taken to hospital for treatment.
No further details regarding ages or nationalities was immediately available.
Last month 39 Vietnamese nationals were found dead in the back of a lorry in a industrial estate in Grays, Essesx.
The victims include 10 teenagers and 31 people who were from the Ha Tinh region.
Earlier today Irish police found 16 people in a sealed trailer on board a ferry on Thursday afternoon after staff heard noise coming from inside.
The passenger service arrived in Rosslare in Co Wexford from Cherbourg in France.
An Essex Police spokeswoman said: "Police were called to reports of people inside a lorry container at around 6pm.
"Officers attended and found 10 men in the rear of the container.
"They have been arrested on suspicion of immigration offences. One was taken to hospital for medical treatment.
"The driver has been arrested. Inquiries continue."
A few days ago a lorry carrying 25 migrants in a refrigerated container has been found on a ferry travelling from the Netherlands to England.
Crew members were said to have discovered the migrants in a cool room on board the cargo ship.
It is believed there is a child among the migrants, although this is yet to be confirmed.
Emergency services flocked to the Britannia Seaways ferry which had departed from Vlaardingen this evening.
Up to 20 ambulances have been sent to the Vulcaanhaven port where the cargo ship has returned, NOS reports.
The migrants on board are all believed to be alive and receiving medical treatment.
Two people have been sent to hospital for extra care.
Meanwhile, the other 23 are being taken away by police 'for processing,' according to a statement posted on the website of regional emergency services.


An application that would allow you to easily find both historical and current data on humanitarian. Reports have been made since 1996, so that, Homosapiens can have preparedness for natural disasters, and to evaluate their response capabilities. We developed a webapp, maintaining a users identity through logging in with their Facebook accounts.


This is a sample of the jQuery.FilterTable plugin using the ignoreColumns
option.
In this sample, columns the first and third columns (0 and 2) are ignored—not filtered. Also in this sample, the ignored columns are styled via CSS to help identify that they are ignored.
For example:
| # | President | Terms | Tenure |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | George Washington | two | 1789-1797 |
| 2 | John Adams | one | 1797-1801 |
| 3 | Thomas Jefferson | two | 1801-1809 |
| 4 | James Madison | two | 1809-1817 |
| 5 | James Monroe | two | 1817-1825 |
| 6 | John Quincy Adams | one | 1825-1829 |
| 7 | Andrew Jackson | two | 1829-1837 |
| 8 | Martin Van Buren | one | 1837-1841 |
| 9 | William Henry Harrison | one-partial | 1841 |
| 10 | John Tyler | one-partial | 1841-1845 |
| 11 | James Knox Polk | one | 1845-1849 |
| 12 | Zachary Taylor | one-partial | 1849-1850 |
| 13 | Millard Fillmore | one-partial | 1850-1853 |
| 14 | Franklin Pierce | one | 1853-1857 |
| 15 | James Buchanan | one | 1857-1861 |
| 16 | Abraham Lincoln | two-partial | 1861-1865 |
| 17 | Andrew Johnson | one-partial | 1865-1869 |
| 18 | Ulysses S. Grant | two | 1869-1877 |
| 19 | Rutherford Birchard Hayes | one | 1877-1881 |
| 20 | James Abram Garfield | one-partial | 1881 |
| 21 | Chester Alan Arthur | one-partial | 1881-1885 |
| 22 | Grover Cleveland | one | 1885-1889 |
| 23 | Benjamin Harrison | one | 1889-1893 |
| 24 | Grover Cleveland | one-again | 1893-1897 |
| 25 | William McKinley | two-partial | 1897-1901 |
| 26 | Theodore Roosevelt | two-partial | 1901-1909 |
| 27 | William Howard Taft | one | 1909-1913 |
| 28 | Woodrow Wilson | two | 1913-1921 |
| 29 | Warren Gamaliel Harding | two-partial | 1921-1923 |
| 30 | Calvin Coolidge | two-partial | 1923-1929 |
| 31 | Herbert Clark Hoover | one | 1929-1933 |
| 32 | Franklin Delano Roosevelt | four-partial | 1933-1945 |
| 33 | Harry S. Truman | two-partial | 1945-1953 |
| 34 | Dwight David Eisenhower | two | 1953-1961 |
| 35 | John Fitzgerald Kennedy | two-partial | 1961-1963 |
| 36 | Lyndon Baines Johnson | two-partial | 1963-1969 |
| 37 | Richard Milhous Nixon | two-partial | 1969-1974 |
| 38 | Gerald Rudolph Ford | two-partial | 1974-1977 |
| 39 | James Earl Carter, Jr. | one | 1977-1981 |
| 40 | Ronald Wilson Reagan | two | 1981-1989 |
| 41 | George Herbert Walker Bush | one | 1989-1993 |
| 42 | William Jefferson Clinton | two | 1993-2001 |
| 43 | George Walker Bush | two | 2001-2009 |
| 44 | Barack Hussein Obama | one | 2009- |
Data as of October, 2012.
$('table').filterTable({ ignoreColumns: [0, 2] });


Write a program that outputs all possibilities to put + or - or nothing between the numbers 1,2, ...,9 (in this order) such that the result is always 100.
For example: 1 + 2 + 34 – 5 + 67 – 8 + 9 = 100


The Thin Red Line (1998) Sean Penn, Jim Caviezel, John Cusack, Ben Chaplin, Nick Nolte, Woody Harrelson, Elias Koteas, Arie Verveen, Dash Mihok, Adrien Brody, John C. Reilly, David Harrod, John Savage, George Clooney, John Travolta, Paul Gleeson, Jared Leto, Tim Blake Nelson, Larry Romano, Tom Jane, Polyn Leona, Miranda Otto. Music by Hans Zimmer. Cinematography by John Toll. Directed and written by Terrence Malick, based on the novel by James Jones. 170 minutes. Rated R, 2.5 stars (out of five stars)
Review by Ed Johnson-Ott, NUVO Newsweekly www.nuvo-online.com Archive reviews at http://us.imdb.com/M/reviews_by?Edward+Johnson-ott To receive reviews by e-mail at no charge, send subscription requests to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>William Thomas Cummings said "There are no atheists in foxholes." According to "The Thin Red Line," there was at least one, along with a number of bad poets and first year philosophy students. Visually sumptuous and astoundingly pretentious, "The Thin Red Line" takes a bracing portrayal of the battle of Guadalcanal and buries it within nearly three hours of nature footage, muddled philosophizing, and endless navel-gazing. Some have proclaimed the film a masterpiece that transcends traditional narrative structure to become a cinematic meditation. I found it more a grandiose doodle, the kind of thing a screenwriter might come up with after smoking too much dope while watching old war movies on TV.
If a novice director had screened this film, he would likely have been told, "Nice cinematography, Skippy. Now put away your bong, take this self-indulgent rough cut back to the editing room and chop out about an hour and a half. You might start by lopping off that wandering-in- paradise opening sequence along with the virtually incoherent 45 minutes at the end. Get rid of those godawful voice-overs, Hallmark Hall of Fame flashbacks, and a lot of the Wild Kingdom animal shots. Turn down the orchestra so we can hear the dialogue, color-code the soldiers so we can tell one from another, and lose those distracting cameos from John Travolta and George Clooney. Oh, and you know those scenes where you were trying to show that the Japanese soldiers were scared, confused human beings just like the Americans? It might help if you added subtitles. Think about it, kid."
But instead of a novice, we're dealing with writer/director Terrence Malick, who dazzled filmgoers with "Badlands" in 1973 and "Days of Heaven" in '78, then dropped out of the filmmaking world for 20 years, becoming an icon in the process. Given the blind eye turned to the woozy metaphysics and astounding lack of discipline shown by Malick in this endurance test, it appears that absence really does makes the heart grow fonder, and the critical skills duller.
Loosely based on the James Jones novel, "The Thin Red Line" boasts amazing cinematography and, midway through the film, a lengthy, gripping depiction of American troops battling to capture a hilltop machine gun nest from the Japanese. The sequence eloquently conveys the fear and chaos of warfare, along with the utter randomness of who lives or dies, as soldiers attempt to follow battle plans while bullets and grenade fragments rip through their comrades.
But Malick isn't content to let the horror of war speak for itself. His sights are set much higher. He intends the film to be a grand tone poem, about man and nature and God and stuff. After shooting a tremendous amount of footage and assembling a six hour version of the movie, he reinvented the story in the editing room for the three hour cut. By the time he was finished, one major character was left with only two lines, while others disappeared completely. The disjointed result minimizes dialogue, replacing it with orchestral swells, symbolism-loaded shots of birds, dreamy flashbacks and loads of voice-overs.
Oh, those voice-overs. It feels like open stage night at the World War II coffeehouse as the audience is subjected to lines like "Love, where does it come from? Who lit this flame in us?" Wait, there's more. Try these on for size. "What's this war at the heart of nature? Why does nature vie with itself? Is there an avenging power in nature?'' "How did we lose the good that was given us? Let it slip away. Scattered. Careless. What's keeping us from reaching out, touching the glory?" The film is packed with gems like these. Hell, one guy even narrates his own death.
Out of all the chatter, I found the ongoing debate between a spiritual soldier ("Maybe all men got one big soul that everybody's a part of") and a foxhole atheist ("Only one thing a man can do. Find something that's his. Make an island for himself.") engaging, but their intriguing relationship is given scant attention, as Malick instead focuses his camera on waving grass and prismatic beams of sunlight cutting through forest canopies.
I've said little about the actors because they tend to blur together. Two major players (Jim Caviezel and Ben Chaplin) resemble each other so much that it's hard to distinguish between them, and the rest come and go so quickly that you can't get a handle on their characters. That said, Sean Penn and Elias Koteas make the most of their screen time, Nick Nolte is imposing as a throwback to the John Wayne era and Woody Harrelson has a brief, but tragically moving scene.
If you're interested in a cinematic meditation on life and death that actually has substance, rent Peter Weir's "Fearless." I wish Malick had. Then he might have realized that pretty pictures and vague pondering do not a movie make. War is hell, and, moments of brilliance aside, so is "The Thin Red Line."
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"Doublestitch - A Simpler and Cleaner Pocket for Firefox"
I love Pocket and I love Firefox.
But two things were driving me batty about the Pocket feature built into Firefox:
- The design of the popup experience when you save a page to Pocket is... unfortunate. It stays up far too long, and it doesn't go away when you switch tabs. Yeah, it stays open for a given URL even when you're on a tab with a completely different URL! But regardless of whether you think that's as crazy as I do, I never want to add tags so just don't need it at all.
- The Pocket toolbar button doesn't indicate whether you've already saved the page or not. You have to click the button to figure it out. Now this might not be a problem for everyone. But the way I use my browser can best be described as "tabsplosion". I don't know when or where these tabs come from, or how they get there, or whether I saved it already or not. So this tiny piece of ambient visual signal would be useful for me.
So I took a couple of hours over the last few evenings and scratched the itch. I made a Firefox add-on which does the following:
Adds a new Pocket button to the toolbar. (You can remove the old one by right-clicking it and choosing "Remove from Toolbar"). Mine is red. I want to make one that has nice gold double-stitching on it...
The new button shows a check mark badge when the page is already saved.
You can click the button to either add or remove the page from Pocket.
No popup.
That's it. Simple, clear and out of your way.
INSTALL HERE (WARNING: Experimental side-project software. You've been warned.)
Source code: https://github.com/autonome/doublestitch
If you try it out, let me know if you find any bugs or have any ideas for improvements!


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Little by little the subversive features of the computer were eroded away: Instead of cutting across and so challenging the very idea of subject boundaries, the computer now defined a new subject; instead of changing the emphasis from impersonal curriculum to excited live exploration by students, the computer was now used to reinforce School’s ways. What had started as a subversive instrument of change was neutralized by the system and converted into an instrument of consolidation. -- Seymour Papert, The Children's Machine
To assume that technology is going to de facto change school is a form of techno-solutionism. Often, it is techno-solutionism in the form of changing things like perceived "inefficiencies." And that is not a subversive feature of the computer. That's a dominant desire of the managerial class.


org.bouncycastle.crypto.tls
Class NamedCurve
java.lang.Object
org.bouncycastle.crypto.tls.NamedCurve
public class NamedCurve
- extends java.lang.Object
RFC 4492 5.1.1
The named curves defined here are those specified in SEC 2 [13]. Note that many of
these curves are also recommended in ANSI X9.62 [7] and FIPS 186-2 [11]. Values 0xFE00
through 0xFEFF are reserved for private use. Values 0xFF01 and 0xFF02 indicate that the
client supports arbitrary prime and characteristic-2 curves, respectively (the curve
parameters must be encoded explicitly in ECParameters).
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clone, equals, finalize, getClass, hashCode, notify, notifyAll, toString, wait, wait, wait |
sect163k1
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sect163r1
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sect163r2
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sect193r1
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sect193r2
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sect233k1
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sect239k1
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sect283k1
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sect283r1
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sect409k1
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sect571k1
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secp160k1
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secp160r2
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secp192k1
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secp224k1
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secp256k1
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secp384r1
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secp521r1
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arbitrary_explicit_prime_curves
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Normally the batName corresponds to a BAT in Monet. However, if the NST to which this column belongs has an implicit filter, then the filter has to be applied to the original BAT before the data can be accessed. In those cases, the batName contains a sequence of MIL commands that create that dynamic view of the core BAT. For example, if the column belongs to an NST with a filter that says "column B = 2", then the the batName would be something like this: o batName : tmp_124.semijoin(tmp_125.select(2).mirror) In any case, the batName can be used as part of MIL commands. For example, to count the number of rows in a column, the following command is valid: getBATName() + ".count.print" Depending on whether the containing NST has a filter or not, the command will translate into either one of the following lines, respectively: tmp_124.semijoin(tmp_125.select(2).mirror).count.print tmp_124.count.print Of course, if the batName has a sequence of commands, then the column should be treated as read-only, because there is no way of getting to the core BAT to which modifications should be made.
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This guide explains how to deploy a bare-metal Kubernetes cluster on CoreOS using Calico networking.
Specifically, this guide will have you do the following:
This guide will use cloud-config to configure each of the nodes in our Kubernetes cluster.
For ease of distribution, the cloud-config files required for this demonstration can be found on GitHub.
This repo includes two cloud config files:
master-config.yaml
: Cloud-config for the Kubernetes masternode-config.yaml
: Cloud-config for each Kubernetes compute hostIn the next few steps you will be asked to configure these files and host them on an HTTP server where your cluster can access them.
To get the Kubernetes source, clone the GitHub repo, and build the binaries.
git clone https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes.git
cd kubernetes
./build/release.sh
Once the binaries are built, host the entire <kubernetes>/_output/dockerized/bin/<OS>/<ARCHITECTURE>/
folder on an accessible HTTP server so they can be accessed by the cloud-config. You’ll point your cloud-config files at this HTTP server later.
Let’s download the CoreOS bootable ISO. We’ll use this image to boot and install CoreOS on each server.
wget http://stable.release.core-os.net/amd64-usr/current/coreos_production_iso_image.iso
You can also download the ISO from the CoreOS website.
Once you’ve downloaded the image, use it to boot your Kubernetes Master server. Once booted, you should be automatically logged in as the core
user.
Let’s get the master-config.yaml and fill in the necessary variables. Run the following commands on your HTTP server to get the cloud-config files.
git clone https://github.com/Metaswitch/calico-kubernetes-demo.git
cd calico-kubernetes-demo/coreos
You’ll need to replace the following variables in the master-config.yaml
file to match your deployment.
<SSH_PUBLIC_KEY>
: The public key you will use for SSH access to this server.<KUBERNETES_LOC>
: The address used to get the kubernetes binaries over HTTP.Note: The config will prepend
"http://"
and append"/(kubernetes | kubectl | ...)"
to yourKUBERNETES_LOC
variable:, format accordingly
Host the modified master-config.yaml
file and pull it on to your Kubernetes Master server.
The CoreOS bootable ISO comes with a tool called coreos-install
which will allow us to install CoreOS to disk and configure the install using cloud-config. The following command will download and install stable CoreOS, using the master-config.yaml file for configuration.
sudo coreos-install -d /dev/sda -C stable -c master-config.yaml
Once complete, eject the bootable ISO and restart the server. When it comes back up, you should have SSH access as the core
user using the public key provided in the master-config.yaml file.
The following steps will set up a Kubernetes node for use as a compute host. This demo uses two compute hosts, so you should run the following steps on each.
First, boot up your node using the bootable ISO we downloaded earlier. You should be automatically logged in as the core
user.
Let’s modify the node-config.yaml
cloud-config file on your HTTP server. Make a copy for this node, and fill in the necessary variables.
You’ll need to replace the following variables in the node-config.yaml
file to match your deployment.
<HOSTNAME>
: Hostname for this node (e.g. kube-node1, kube-node2)<SSH_PUBLIC_KEY>
: The public key you will use for SSH access to this server.<KUBERNETES_MASTER>
: The IPv4 address of the Kubernetes master.<KUBERNETES_LOC>
: The address to use in order to get the kubernetes binaries over HTTP.<DOCKER_BRIDGE_IP>
: The IP and subnet to use for pods on this node. By default, this should fall within the <IP_ADDRESS>/16 subnet.Note: The DOCKER_BRIDGE_IP is the range used by this Kubernetes node to assign IP addresses to pods on this node. This subnet must not overlap with the subnets assigned to the other Kubernetes nodes in your cluster. Calico expects each DOCKER_BRIDGE_IP subnet to fall within <IP_ADDRESS>/16 by default (e.g. <IP_ADDRESS>/24 for node 1), but if you’d like to use pod IPs within a different subnet, simply run
calicoctl pool add <your_subnet>
and select DOCKER_BRIDGE_IP accordingly.
Host the modified node-config.yaml
file and pull it on to your Kubernetes node.
wget http://<http_server_ip>/node-config.yaml
Install and configure CoreOS on the node using the following command.
sudo coreos-install -d /dev/sda -C stable -c node-config.yaml
Once complete, restart the server. When it comes back up, you should have SSH access as the core
user using the public key provided in the node-config.yaml
file. It will take some time for the node to be fully configured. Once fully configured, you can check that the node is running with the following command on the Kubernetes master.
/home/core/kubectl get nodes
You should now have a functional bare-metal Kubernetes cluster with one master and two compute hosts. Try running the guestbook demo to test out your new cluster!


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by The Associated PressBERLIN — German Chancellor Angela Merkel is hosting the G20 Compact with Africa summit in Berlin with the goal of increasing investment in the continent to improve living standards there.
Merkel and Egyptian President Abdel Fattah Al-Sisi are expected to address the summit Tuesday. Others attending include leaders of Ethiopia, Benin, Ghana, Morocco and Tunisia.
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This post will cover a few of tips to repair the Toshiba Libretto’s screen when it starts to show green lines.
So after a bit of usage I noticed a green line on the right of my screen, these lines are fairly common with a damaged screen connector and pressing a side will most likely show improvement on most portables nowadays. However the Toshiba Libretto won’t bulge at all for this trick.
The problem with the Libretto relies on the build quality. The screen itself is the support structure. Quite nasty! The fairly light and soft encasing is just there to protect the components against external damage, and doesn’t really support the structure. It is soft plastic with no real support bearings. The structural strength needs to be provided by the screen and 4 screws (marked on photo below). So by opening the screen you are actually putting pressure on the screen and tearing it. Which might cause a faulty connection.
Repairing a faulty connector might be tricky however I did succeed and here are a few tips to fix this issue:
1. Reassemble
Pretty straightforward, unplug everything and realign the cables and make sure that all screws are super tight. Mostly there is no need to actually open the Libretto itself as the problem is usually not related to the connection to the motherboad.
Opening the case can be done by unscrewing the two screws at the bottom. You will need to remove the stickers first that cover up the screws.
Once these are removed, carefully pry apart the screen case. It should open when pulling below the screen (red arrows) cover and on the sides (green arrow).
So once the cover is removed it should look like this:
Loosen the connecor below and remove the four screws and carefully lift the screen.
Note: This is one of the four screws supporting the case with the screen. As you can see there is no real support available except a metal piece connecting the hinge with the plastic. The structural strength needs to be provided by the screen.
Close up and test. If it fails see option 2.
2. Detect faulty connectors
Remember pressing the screen at random places with new portable computers? It is because you are pressing a loose connector on its contact point. Something similar might be possible with the Libretto. Except you need to deassamble the screen and carefully apply pressure on the backside while the screen is on. As there are no pressure points to be found on the case. It’s just solid plastic.
If you can spot the connector that needs to be tightened, use some ducktape or strong tape and put it on the back of the lid. It will keep the losse connector in place.
If you can’t find the spot to fix, see the last option (option 3).
3. Buy another Libretto
This one is the last option, buy a new one with a good screen. The old SHARP displays are still in use nowadays and are still being produced but at prices around ~$90, which is the price you can probably score a new second hand Libretto on eBay. Also because not every Libretto is exactly the same and not all hinges/casing/locks or pulling patterns are the same chances are that you are being left with two perfectly functioning Librettos.
Final note: I hope this might fix those nasty green stripes (which I think are fairly common) on your Libretto’s screen. On my Libretto it did fix it, however it took options 2 and 3 to fix the problem. Just be extremely careful not to damage the screen when it is on.


MANSFIELD PARK A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 1999 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): *** 1/2
"Of course I love her, but there are as many forms of love as there are moments in time," Fanny Price's constant childhood companion, Edmund Bertram (Jonny Lee Miller), says of his love for her now that they're grown. In a tale of love expressed and love repressed, the protagonists' emotions are exquisitely nuanced. In 1806 England, where the story is set, the citizens were strictly bound by a rigid set of moral rubrics. They dared not live outside these rules of society, lest something unthinkable happen to them, like being shunned by others.
The screen adaptation of Jane Austen's MANSFIELD PARK surpasses even the highly successful EMMA and SENSE AND SENSIBILITY, thanks to the talented writing and direction of Patricia Rozema (I'VE HEARD THE MERMAIDS SINGING). (For the record, my favorite movie based on an Austen novel is still 1995's PERSUASION.)
The beauty of this lavish and gorgeous production isn't in the costumes or the buildings, it is in the acting and the script. Unspoken words express powerful although repressed emotions, and spoken words, thanks to the original Austen novel and to Rozema's screenplay, are stronger still. ("There is no shame in wealth my dear," Fanny's impoverished mother reminds her. "Remember I married for love.")
Like most Austen novels, the basic plot is that of a soap opera. This is not meant as a put-down, but as a fact. Austen took what should be mundane and raised it up several orders of magnitude with the depth of her writing. Still, the basic structure is one of the convoluted love affair in which everyone seems to love someone else. Love, however, was anything but simple back in the early 1800s, as social status, money and appearances complicated enormously the affairs of the heart. ("His sole interest is in being loved, not in loving," Fanny says perceptively of one of her would-be suitors.)
The free-spirited Fanny Price is played with an endearing charm by Australian actress Frances O'Connor. (Hannah Taylor-Gordon briefly does a wonderfully sweet turn as the young Fanny.) Fanny, who grew up living a life of squalor, goes, when about 13, to live with her Aunt and Uncle, Lady Bertram (Lindsay Duncan) and Sir Thomas Bertram (Harold Pinter), in their lavish estate called Mansfield Park. It is there that she falls forever in love with her cousin and constant companion, Edmund Bertram.
Fanny is a voracious reader and a wild writer, who sets out to compose nothing less than a history of England. Like everything, she finishes what she starts out to do. Fanny is a proud woman who seizes all of the control that her dire circumstances will allow. Although she lives in a mansion, she is usually relegated to second class status. She isn't even permitted to have a fire in her cold and damp attic bedroom.
Rozema, who did extensive research on Austen, takes liberties with the novel, but Rozema claims, only in the spirit of Austen as she expressed herself in her letters. Rozema turns Fanny into a stand-in for Austen herself. Some may think that the brief sex scene and the brief female-to-female flirtation some may think will cause Austen to turn over in her grave, but the scenes are mild and short and fit perfectly within the context of the storyline.
Rozema's staging possesses real magic. Fanny's narration is accomplished by having her write letters to her sister Susan (Sophia Myles), which Fanny speaks to the camera. In another inspired approach, the movie has the nineteenth century equivalent of a musical telegram, complete with fireworks and flying doves.
The rich supporting cast also includes Alessandro Nivola and Embeth Davidtz, as brother and sister Henry and Mary Crawford, who figure prominently in the story's love polygon.
"It could have ended differently, I suppose, but it didn't," Fanny reflects at the conclusion. And the most remarkable thing about this engrossing character study is that, if had ended differently, it probably would have worked just as well. The journey itself is truly the reward.
MANSFIELD PARK runs 1:50. It is not rated but might be R for one brief scene of sex and nudity and would be fine for kids around 12 and up.
The film opens nationwide in the United States on Wednesday, November 24. In the San Jose area it will be playing at one of the Camera Cinemas.
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Enhanced breadth-first ray tracing.
Journal of Graphics Tools, 6(4):13-28, 2001
Detailed Results
We have run the implementation under Linux on a Pentium II (450MHz) PC
with 256MB memory. All test data was produced in NFF with the SPD
package (version 3.13, compiled with `JENKINS_HASH' for the scene
`mount') and was converted into binary form. No instancing was
used. Other parameters such as a screen resolution followed the
testing procedure of SPD: 513x513 eye rays were shot and the maximum
tracing depth was 5. Consult `Readme.txt' in the SPD package for more
details and scenes' properties. Parameters for refinements were
initialized as follows:
- For a bounding box hierarchy (Section 3.1):
s=3, n=1,000, and l=4 (5 levels). For `balls', `gears', and `trees', t
was set to 0.5 resulting two top-level boxes, while it was set to 1.0
for other types of scenes resulting one top-level box. The number of
resulting levels depends on types of scenes; for example, it was 3 for
`balls', while 4 to 5 for `rings'.
- For two-level grids storing rays (Section 3.2):
Ru=256 and Rl=4.
We firstly tested relatively small data (up to 50,000,000 objects/6GB)
for investigating various tendencies. Table 1 shows how refinements in Section 3.1 -
separation of geometry and bounding boxes (S), lazy
processing for each object's geometry (G), and lazy processing
with a bounding box hierarchy (B) - affect rendering (preprocess
and tracing) time. Each grid resolution was determined by the method
described in Section 3.2 and high-resolution grids were employed
if necessary. The percentage of each phase depends on both scenes and
applied refinements, but it is approximately the following: the
preprocess phase is 1-34%, the intersection phase is 49-89%, and the
shading phase is 4-37%. In this table, `SGB' becomes more effective
as data grows. Both `S' and `G' generally result in speed-up as was
expected, while the effectiveness of `B' greatly depends on the depth
complexity (how many objects a ray passes through) and/or the
occlusion complexity (how many objects are occluded) as in other
culling techniques. `B' however does not cause large overheads in
worst cases such as `tetra' and `tree'.
Table 1. Statistics for test scenes containing up to 50,000,000
objects
|
#objects |
size (MB) |
creation |
base |
SG |
SGB |
SGB/SG |
| balls6 |
597,872 |
28 |
0:00:33 |
0:05:23 |
1.11 |
1.13 |
(1.02) |
| balls7 |
5,380,841 |
251 |
0:04:45 |
0:14:18 |
1.48 |
1.57 |
(1.06) |
| balls8 |
48,427,562 |
2,263 |
0:44:50 |
1:17:16 |
1.88 |
2.00 |
(1.07) |
| gears18 |
851,473 |
107 |
0:03:09 |
0:06:12 |
1.28 |
1.34 |
(1.05) |
| gears49 |
17,176,755 |
2,167 |
1:03:28 |
0:37:36 |
1.97 |
2.40 |
(1.21) |
| gears61 |
33,139,227 |
4,181 |
2:02:32 |
1:03:58 |
1.88 |
2.57 |
(1.37) |
| gears69 |
47,962,315 |
6,051 |
2:57:17 |
1:27:21 |
1.96 |
2.90 |
(1.48) |
| mount9 |
524,292 |
49 |
0:01:08 |
0:04:53 |
1.27 |
1.34 |
(1.06) |
| mount10 |
2,097,156 |
194 |
0:04:32 |
0:10:41 |
1.64 |
1.86 |
(1.13) |
| mount11 |
8,388,612 |
776 |
0:18:06 |
0:28:45 |
2.12 |
2.67 |
(1.26) |
| mount12 |
33,554,436 |
3,104 |
1:12:11 |
1:23:15 |
2.14 |
3.06 |
(1.43) |
| rings36 |
972,361 |
86 |
0:01:29 |
0:08:46 |
1.27 |
1.51 |
(1.19) |
| rings94 |
16,877,701 |
1,499 |
0:26:21 |
1:01:11 |
1.85 |
3.07 |
(1.65) |
| rings118 |
33,279,541 |
2,955 |
0:52:10 |
1:42:10 |
1.83 |
3.62 |
(1.98) |
| rings135 |
49,755,601 |
4,418 |
1:18:12 |
2:31:03 |
1.70 |
4.48 |
(2.63) |
| teapot124 |
998,448 |
126 |
0:03:45 |
0:06:24 |
1.58 |
1.70 |
(1.08) |
| teapot516 |
17,302,512 |
2,189 |
1:05:13 |
0:52:49 |
2.22 |
2.58 |
(1.17) |
| teapot719 |
33,596,713 |
4,250 |
2:06:42 |
1:25:21 |
1.99 |
2.57 |
(1.29) |
| teapot877 |
49,986,369 |
6,323 |
3:08:32 |
1:53:10 |
2.00 |
2.58 |
(1.29) |
| tetra9 |
262,144 |
24 |
0:00:33 |
0:01:03 |
1.22 |
1.24 |
(1.02) |
| tetra10 |
1,048,576 |
97 |
0:02:13 |
0:01:52 |
1.52 |
1.60 |
(1.05) |
| tetra11 |
4,194,304 |
388 |
0:08:53 |
0:05:23 |
2.02 |
2.19 |
(1.09) |
| tetra12 |
16,777,216 |
1,552 |
0:35:32 |
0:17:37 |
2.30 |
2.53 |
(1.10) |
| tree17 |
524,287 |
47 |
0:00:42 |
0:03:53 |
1.05 |
1.04 |
(0.99) |
| tree19 |
2,097,151 |
186 |
0:02:55 |
0:05:17 |
1.14 |
1.14 |
(0.99) |
| tree21 |
8,388,607 |
744 |
0:11:42 |
0:09:44 |
1.31 |
1.31 |
(1.00) |
| tree23 |
33,554,431 |
2,880 |
0:46:30 |
0:25:12 |
1.38 |
1.39 |
(1.00) |
|
where `creation' shows time for both executing a SPD command and
converting its NFF output into binary form, and `base' shows rendering
time without refinements. Time is shown in
hours:minutes:seconds. Values in the next two columns show gain
factors for `base' (thus dividing `base' time by the gain factor gets
absolute time). `S' means separation of geometry and bounding
boxes, `G' means lazy processing for each object's
geometry, and `B' means lazy processing with a bounding box
hierarchy. `SGB' includes time for creating a bounding box
hierarchy. The values in parentheses show `SGB' to `SG' gain factors.
|
Figure 1 and Table 2 show how refinements in Section 3.2 are
efficient in realizing high-resolution grids. In the figure, slow
growth of time is achieved with refinements, while limited-resolution
grids result in more linear growth of time. Although shorter absolute
time is achieved with limited-resolution grids in `gears', it changes
linearly for latter three size factors. The table shows overheads of
two-level grids. There is 10-20% loss, which is rewarded with the
efficiency of high-resolution grids.
Table 2. Overheads of two-level grids
|
64/2 |
32/4 |
| balls8 |
0.89 |
0.90 |
| gears69 |
0.90 |
0.86 |
| mount12 |
0.81 |
0.86 |
| rings135 |
0.93 |
0.83 |
| teapot877 |
0.89 |
0.92 |
| tetra12 |
0.84 |
0.77 |
| tree23 |
0.93 |
0.91 |
|
where those values show gain factors, in comparison with single-level
grids whose maximum resolution is limited to 128. `64/2' and `32/4'
mean two-level grids whose maximum upper/lower resolutions are 64/2
and 32/4 respectively.
|
The next results show how refinements are efficient for huge data.
Table 3 and Table 4 show statistics and Figure 2 shows their rendered images. These tables
show that applying refinements for huge data further improves both
preprocess and tracing time. The gain factors range from 5 to 14 in
rendering time. The gain factor in tracing time is quite large for
`rings368m' (`rings368' with different view data), because only a
small portion of objects contributed to the image and many objects
were culled by `B'. Note that it is not an ordinary view-frustum
culling; there are reflection/shadow rays going outside the
frustum. Note also that high-resolution grids were used by applying
refinements in Section 3.2 even for `base', as in Table 1, in order to avoid lengthy computation
time. The gain factors would be much larger if the grid resolution for
`base' was limited.
Creation time is extremely long for large data. This results from
strictly following the testing procedure of SPD. In actual systems,
however, it is important to cooperate with modeling systems for
efficient rendering of huge data.
Table 3. Statistics for huge data (total)
|
#objects |
size (MB) |
creation |
base |
SG |
SGB |
SGB/SG |
| mount14 |
536,870,916 |
49,664 |
19:16:15 |
19:26:15 |
2.04 |
5.33 |
(2.62) |
| rings368 |
1,000,787,041 |
88,857 |
26:37:42 |
50:54:40 |
1.84 |
12.43 |
(6.76) |
| rings368m |
1,000,787,041 |
88,857 |
26:37:42 |
30:40:26 |
1.65 |
13.65 |
(8.26) |
|
where data is shown in the same format of Table 1. The view parameter is the only difference
between `rings368m' and `rings368': the view frustum of `rings368m'
contains approximately 1,000,000 objects.
|
Table 4. Statistics for huge data (preprocess/tracing)
|
preprocess |
tracing |
|
base |
SG |
SGB |
SGB/SG |
base |
SG |
SGB |
SGB/SG |
| mount14 |
6:31:37 |
2.10 |
8.87 |
(4.23) |
12:54:37 |
2.01 |
4.44 |
(2.21) |
| rings368 |
11:03:30 |
1.82 |
5.61 |
(3.09) |
39:51:10 |
1.84 |
18.76 |
(10.17) |
| rings368m |
11:03:30 |
1.82 |
5.61 |
(3.09) |
19:36:56 |
1.57 |
70.78 |
(45.01) |
|
where data is shown in the same format of Table 3.
|
Figure 2. Rendered images for huge data. The view parameter is the
only difference between `rings368m' and `rings368': the view frustum
of `rings368m' contains approximately 1,000,000 objects.
(Click on a thumbnail to see the full-resolution image.)
|
|
|
| mount14 |
rings368 |
rings368m |
| #objects: 536,870,916 |
#objects: 1,000,787,041 |
#objects: 1,000,787,041 |
| 48.50GB |
86.77GB |
86.77GB |


flixel.system.FlxSound
- type
- class
- extends
- flixel.FlxBasic
This is the universal flixel sound object, used for streaming, music, and sound effects.
- parameters
Camera
Which camera to draw the debug visuals to.
- parameters
Duration
The amount of time the fade-in operation should take.
From
The volume to tween from, 0 by default.
To
The volume to tween to, 1 by default.
- parameters
Duration
The amount of time the fade-out operation should take.
To
The volume to tween to, 0 by default.
- returns
- The adjusted volume of the sound.
- parameters
EmbeddedSound
An embedded Class object representing an MP3 file.
Looped
Whether or not this sound should loop endlessly.
AutoDestroy
Whether or not this FlxSound instance should be destroyed when the sound finishes playing. Default value is false, but FlxG.sound.play() and FlxG.sound.stream() will set it to true by default.
- returns
- This FlxSound instance (nice for chaining stuff together, if you're into that).
- parameters
EmbeddedSound
A string representing the URL of the MP3 file you want to play.
Looped
Whether or not this sound should loop endlessly.
AutoDestroy
Whether or not this FlxSound instance should be destroyed when the sound finishes playing. Default value is false, but FlxG.sound.play() and FlxG.sound.stream() will set it to true by default.
- returns
- This FlxSound instance (nice for chaining stuff together, if you're into that).
- parameters
ForceRestart
Whether to start the sound over or not. Default value is false, meaning if the sound is already playing or was paused when you call play(), it will continue playing from its current position, NOT start again from the beginning.
- parameters
X
The X position of the sound.
Y
The Y position of the sound.
TargetObject
The object you want to track.
Radius
The maximum distance this sound can travel.
Pan
Whether panning should be used in addition to the volume changes (default: true).
- returns
- This FlxSound instance (nice for chaining stuff together, if you're into that).
- parameters
X
The new x position
Y
The new y position


The built-in function Math.log1p(x)
calculates the value of the expression Math.log(1 + x)
. At first glance it may seem
strange to include such a simple helper, but its purpose is not convenience but to preserve
precision when x is very small. Take a look at the following chart:
The built-in function Math.expm1(x)
calculates the value of the expression Math.pow(Math.E, x) - 1
.
Again note that doing this calculation by hand results in significant loss of precision when x is very small.


1. toNumber
For an invalid conversion, toNumber throws ActionParamException which is explained in the next section.
For an invalid conversion, toNumber throws ActionParamException which is explained in the next section.
All the builtin IParseHandlers throws ActionParamException for an invalid conversion.
List of properties
Like the other exceptions, you can handle this exception using exception filters per controller or serverError middleware. Dinoloop already has a ActionParamExceptionMiddleware which handles this exception on application-level. Here is the implementation.
However, you can override this by writing your own exception middleware. You can then register the middleware as shown below
Most of the times we use the builtin IParseHandlers. However, sometimes we need more custom behavior. Here we are going to explain how to write one. Lets first look at toNumber IParseHandler and how it is implemented
Now lets understand the properties of IParseProps
IParseProps holds the values which are added by @Parse and @QueryParam decorators.
List of properties
As mentioned earlier, we can also provide custom data to @Parse and @QueryParam to change behavior/make decisions.
Remember


Is there any way to remove the "BUY BATTLEPACKS" box in the BattlePacks Page?
If not can this feature be added in?
I noticed that there is a "Remove 'What are Battlepacks?' box" which is great, but I would have loved to remove the "BUY BATTLEPACKS" box also.
Thank You.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
We do not add such "features" directly in BBLog.
Maybe a custom plugin developer can made this for you.
Moved to custom plugins subforum.
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XjSv
Topicstarter
XjSv
I have already made the plugin myself. I will upload it sometimes tonight (within a couple of hours).
Can someone provide me with a German translation for: "Remove 'BUY BATTLEPACKS' box?"?
Link to plugin:
http://getbblog.com/en/plugin/132335/Remove
Thank you.
Topicstarter
XjSv
I can't submit the plugin because I get the following error:
"ACCESS DENIED - YOU DON'T HAVE ACCESS TO THIS AREA"
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Your plugin is now activated in the plugin gallery.
Please remove the single quotes from the name.
Remove BUY BATTLEPACKS box
instead of Remove 'BUY BATTLEPACKS' box
Please remove the whole code from the first post, add the link to the plugin gallery page instead.
Topicstarter
XjSv
I cant seem to change the name of the plugin. Is there anyway an admin can unlock it or change it to "Remove BUY BATTLEPACKS box" for me?
BrainFooLong
Administrator
You need to edit that in the JS file and upload the new version of the file.
Topicstarter
XjSv
OK doing it now.
WalrusInAnus
This plugin doesn't work at all. I added it, refreshed the page, and the battlepacks are still there.
Topicstarter
XjSv
Did you enable it?
WalrusInAnus
Of course I did.
Topicstarter
XjSv
Well as of now there are over 150 users using it without any issues that i know of including myself. This must be a specific issue with ur browser or something. To troubleshoot can you post a screen shot of ur BattlePacks page as you see it now?
Post edited 1 x times, last by
WalrusInAnus
WalrusInAnus
This is with the plugin enabled.
battlepacks.PNG
My browser is Pale Moon, which is basically Firefox (and other plugins work fine).
Topicstarter
XjSv
Thanks for the info. I need some time to get home and retest the plugin with that browser.
WalrusInAnus
Maybe it's the latest update to Battlelog (like 3 days ago?) that caused this.
Topicstarter
XjSv
Im not sure, it's definatly possible. I haven't noticed because i use chrome and it still works there for me.
Topicstarter
XjSv
So i downloaded and installed Pale Moon and after installing the plugin and enabling it, this is what i see.
Image 002.png
WalrusInAnus
Wait, what are those settings at the bottom of the BBlog menu? How did you get that there?
Topicstarter
XjSv
Well under "General Improvements", if you click the "Plugin Gallery" button and then check/install the "Remove BUY BATTLEPACKS box | Author XjSv" plugin you should see that additional option there.
Basically that option is added by the plugin.
WalrusInAnus
Is that what you meant by enabling the plugin? I thought you just had to make sure it's ticked in the plugins window where you add them.
This is really confusing design decision from BBlog I guess.
At least it works now :)
Btw, would you expand on the plugin by removing another junk from Battlelog? Several things come to mind: on the main page, the buy premium gear box, latest news, poll, and surveys. I bet noone clicks on those.
I also thought about how annoying the design of the main page on numerous occasions. Those huge links on top of the battlefeed are plain stupid, and I only click on one or two of them once in a blue moon. Do you think it would be possible to add the option to choose which ones to hide?
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XjSv
Topicstarter
XjSv
Yes it is certainly possible to hide anything on these pages. I'll add the option to remove that premium gear, latest news, poll and survey box. Give me a couple of hours and we can test it.
I was thinking that this plugin has to be renamed. If I add these other features in it maybe I should call it "General Enhancements 2" or something else?
Any suggestions on the name?
WalrusInAnus
You could try something like Battlelog Declutter or Junk Remover... Whatever that implies the features.
Topicstarter
XjSv
So there are some tiny issues. The latest news has an identifier that can be selected and removed. The poll and I'm assuming the survey also, do not have a unique identifier. This makes it difficult to select those items. Also i just noticed they added more content today relating to the Rush Community Mission.
What about the option is to just remove the right side bar completely and expand the battle feed?
Some feedback would be appreciated.
Image 001.png
WalrusInAnus
XjSv wrote:
What about the option is to just remove the right side bar completely and expand the battle feed?
Image 001.png
Oh YES please! I didn't suggest this at all because I thought people might (for some weird reasons) want some of those things.
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DaniluK4000
Community Manager
DaniluK4000
Community Manager
del
WalrusInAnus
DaniluK4000 wrote:
del
What?
Topicstarter
XjSv
I think he wants the admin to delete that post.
By the way I have created a new plugin and made a new thread for it here:


{% extends "viewpoint/viewpoint_base.html" %} {% block content %}
{{ object.description }}
Owners: {{ object.owners_list}}


Solve a CYK problem
Grammar Syntax
- e.g. S -> X Y | TEIL1 a TEIL2 | S S | | a
- 1 line per production
- split consecutive variables with a whitespace (e.g. S -> A B C)
- first variable is start variable
- possible terminals: abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz()[]{}
- possible variables: 1 or more upper case characters A-Z or numbers 0-9 (!can't start with number!)
- empty word: a blank right side (e.g. "S -> " or "S -> a | ")
Problem
For the grammar with the productions:
Perform the CYK algorithm!


EILIndoorLocationManagerMode Constants Reference
| Declared in | EILIndoorLocationManager.h |
|---|
EILIndoorLocationManagerMode
The possible modes of EILIndoorLocationManager position updates delivery.
Modes differ in accuracy, stability and responsiveness. Depending on the mode system resource usage may be different.
Definition
typedef NS_ENUM(NSInteger, EILIndoorLocationManagerMode ) {
EILIndoorLocationManagerModeNormal,
EILIndoorLocationManagerModeLight,
};
Constants
EILIndoorLocationManagerModeNormal
-
Normal mode of
EILIndoorLocationManager
. Delivers most accurate and responsive position updates at the cost of high system resource usage.Declared In
EILIndoorLocationManager.h
. EILIndoorLocationManagerModeLight
-
Light mode of
EILIndoorLocationManager
. Delivers stable, but a bit less responsive position updates. Has a very low system resource usage.Declared In
EILIndoorLocationManager.h
.
Declared In
EILIndoorLocationManager.h


It is 2020, JSON is supposed to have won, with a challenger in sight. XML with its fine distinction between Elements, Attributes and clear ownership demarked by name spaces, was supposed to be gone. But OData made it necessary to look again, as did CalDAV
Out into the OutputStream
The initial version was introduced in the context of XAgents which mandated an OutputStream. I find that adequate and useful, so I kept that. If you just want a String, a ByteArrayOutputStream will do quite nicely
Fluent methods
The big change to the revamped version is the addition of a fluent API. Each method call returns the object instance itself, so you can chain your document creation to look modern (and type less)
Namespace and attributes
Originally I though "simple" would be sufficient to create Elements
only. But as time goes by one starts to appreciate name spaces and Attributes
, so I added support for these too. To keep things simple: once we specify the namespace at the beginning of the document, we can simply refer to it by its alias name.
A sample:
final ByteArrayOutputStream out = new ByteArrayOutputStream();
final SimpleXMLDoc doc = new SimpleXMLDoc(out);
doc.addNamespace("X", "https://xmen.org")
.addNamespace("", "https://whyOhWhy.com/xml")
.setXmlStyleSheet("somestle.xslt")
.openElement("Endpoints")
.openElement(doc.element("X:Endpoint")
.addAttribute("name", "A Name")
.addAttribute("url", "http://anywhere/")
.addAttribute("meta", "meta not metta"))
.closeElement(1)
.addSimpleElement("description", "Something useful")
.closeDocument();
System.out.println(out.toString());
Key methods
addNamespace
: adds one name space and establishes the alias. To keep it simple, namespaces are defined only at the beginning fo the document
setXmlStyleSheet
: Same here, needs to be defined at the beginning - after all this class streams the result and stylesheets only start at the beginning
OpenElement
starts a new XML Element. When provided with a string, it is an attribute free element, that can include the namespace abbreviation. When using a doc.element, we can add attributes
addSimpleElement
: add an element, its String content and close it
closeElement
: write out a number of closing tags. It deliberately uses number of tags and not tag names, so you don't need to track the names you have opened. Ensures that XML stays valid
closeDocument
: closes all remaining Elements in the correct sequence and closes the document. Can be called once only
Check the full source code for details
As usual YMMV


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Each of our catsitters are paired with at most 2 cats. Our team consists of:
- 10 full-time catsitters
- 1 on-site chef
- 1 on-site groomer
- 1 on-site vet
Gourmet Pet Food
Our on-site chefs prepare delicious, well-balanced meals according to your cat's dietary needs. You can also bring your own food.
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Our indoor rooms are outfitted with cat shelves. Cats have a variety of CatSit-provided toys to play with in addition to the ones brought from home.
Our outdoor playspace is fully fenced. Cats are always supervised in the outdoor area.
Live Video Feed
Ever wonder what your cat does when you're not there? With regular and night-vision cameras in every room as well as an optional GoPro harness, you can see what your cats are up to at any time. GoPro videos are available for download at an extra cost.
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- Pick Your Catsitter
- 24/7 Text Check-Ups
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- Check-Out 9AM-5PM
- Room Camera Feed
- Bring One Toy
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$60/Night
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- Pick Your Catsitter
- 24/7 Text Check-Ups
- Check-In Any Time
- Check-Out Any Time
- Room Camera Feed
- Bring Up To 3 Toys
- Claw Trimming
- Cat Collar Cam
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- Pick Your Catsitter
- 24/7 Text Check-Ups
- Check-In Any Time
- Check-Out Any Time
- Room Camera Feed
- Bring Up to 5 Toys
- Claw Trimming, Cat Salon
- Cat Collar Cam
- Pet Pick-Up and Drop-Off
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Need more info? Want to make an appointment? Call, email, or fill out our online form to get in touch with us!
Office Hours: 9AM-5PM Daily
Location: 123 South Paw Rd, Santa Ana, CA 99999
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Weather Page Planning Doc.
Purpose Statement
The reason for making this website is to provide the weather for the average citizen/tourist. There is no target income or education. I would say that the target age would be that of 18+. This webpage is being created for those that want to know what the weather is going to be like so that they can plan accordingly whether it be how they dress or what they do for the day. In this they should know what the temperature is going to be, whether it is going to windy, rainy, or sunny, and whatever else seems to be relevant.
Visitor Analysis
The target audience is age 18-99+. Whether they be citizens or tourists. Income isn’t really a factor as it is relevant to everyone. This content will be organized by city. To make the mobile experience more enjoyable we are going to make sure that the info shown is able to scale down so that the user doesn’t have to scroll sideways to view data. This website would mainly be accessed in the morning, but could otherwise be accessed throughout the day.
Persona
Kim Smith Kim is 30 years old and a mother to 3 kids who are involved with sports. She is a middle class citizen with a full time job. She needs to be able to look at the weather in the morning before her kids are awake so that she can advise them on how to dress for the day. She needs this information to be easily accessible using her cell phone. The site needs to be able to load quickly because as a mother and a worker she need to be able to finish any work/ chores before leaving the house. “Rain Rain Go Away!”
Wire Frames
Small Device
Medium Device
Large Device
Peer Review
Daz Buttars He had reviewed my webpage and had advised/reminded me that I needed to put headings for my wireframes which i had previously left out. He also recommended me to include a specific space on my wireframes for hourly data.
With that being shown to me I did go back and fix my lack of headings for the wireframes but I choose to ignore his advice on hourly data because reading through the directions again it notes that we only need to worry about the information up to the summary. Very happy we did the peer review because it allowed me to see some ideas that I would like to implament.


result_testing.h
GitHub: base/result_testing.h base/result_testing.cc
ASSERT Macros
ASSERT_OK()
#define ASSERT_OK(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::OK
.
ASSERT_UNKNOWN()
#define ASSERT_UNKNOWN(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::UNKNOWN
.
ASSERT_INTERNAL()
#define ASSERT_INTERNAL(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::INTERNAL
.
ASSERT_CANCELLED()
#define ASSERT_CANCELLED(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::CANCELLED
.
ASSERT_FAILED_PRECONDITION()
#define ASSERT_FAILED_PRECONDITION(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::FAILED_PRECONDITION
.
ASSERT_NOT_FOUND()
#define ASSERT_NOT_FOUND(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::NOT_FOUND
.
ASSERT_ALREADY_EXISTS()
#define ASSERT_ALREADY_EXISTS(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::ALREADY_EXISTS
.
ASSERT_WRONG_TYPE()
#define ASSERT_WRONG_TYPE(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::WRONG_TYPE
.
ASSERT_PERMISSION_DENIED()
#define ASSERT_PERMISSION_DENIED(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::PERMISSION_DENIED
.
ASSERT_UNAUTHENTICATED()
#define ASSERT_UNAUTHENTICATED(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::UNAUTHENTICATED
.
ASSERT_INVALID_ARGUMENT()
#define ASSERT_INVALID_ARGUMENT(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::INVALID_ARGUMENT
.
ASSERT_OUT_OF_RANGE()
#define ASSERT_OUT_OF_RANGE(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::OUT_OF_RANGE
.
ASSERT_NOT_IMPLEMENTED()
#define ASSERT_NOT_IMPLEMENTED(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::NOT_IMPLEMENTED
.
ASSERT_UNAVAILABLE()
#define ASSERT_UNAVAILABLE(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::UNAVAILABLE
.
ASSERT_ABORTED()
#define ASSERT_ABORTED(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::ABORTED
.
ASSERT_RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED()
#define ASSERT_RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED
.
ASSERT_DEADLINE_EXCEEDED()
#define ASSERT_DEADLINE_EXCEEDED(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::DEADLINE_EXCEEDED
.
ASSERT_DATA_LOSS()
#define ASSERT_DATA_LOSS(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::DATA_LOSS
.
ASSERT_EOF()
#define ASSERT_EOF(result) ...
Asserts that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::END_OF_FILE
.
EXPECT Macros
EXPECT_OK()
#define EXPECT_OK(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::OK
.
EXPECT_UNKNOWN()
#define EXPECT_UNKNOWN(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::UNKNOWN
.
EXPECT_INTERNAL()
#define EXPECT_INTERNAL(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::INTERNAL
.
EXPECT_CANCELLED()
#define EXPECT_CANCELLED(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::CANCELLED
.
EXPECT_FAILED_PRECONDITION()
#define EXPECT_FAILED_PRECONDITION(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::FAILED_PRECONDITION
.
EXPECT_NOT_FOUND()
#define EXPECT_NOT_FOUND(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::NOT_FOUND
.
EXPECT_ALREADY_EXISTS()
#define EXPECT_ALREADY_EXISTS(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::ALREADY_EXISTS
.
EXPECT_WRONG_TYPE()
#define EXPECT_WRONG_TYPE(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::WRONG_TYPE
.
EXPECT_PERMISSION_DENIED()
#define EXPECT_PERMISSION_DENIED(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::PERMISSION_DENIED
.
EXPECT_UNAUTHENTICATED()
#define EXPECT_UNAUTHENTICATED(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::UNAUTHENTICATED
.
EXPECT_INVALID_ARGUMENT()
#define EXPECT_INVALID_ARGUMENT(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::INVALID_ARGUMENT
.
EXPECT_OUT_OF_RANGE()
#define EXPECT_OUT_OF_RANGE(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::OUT_OF_RANGE
.
EXPECT_NOT_IMPLEMENTED()
#define EXPECT_NOT_IMPLEMENTED(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::NOT_IMPLEMENTED
.
EXPECT_UNAVAILABLE()
#define EXPECT_UNAVAILABLE(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::UNAVAILABLE
.
EXPECT_ABORTED()
#define EXPECT_ABORTED(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::ABORTED
.
EXPECT_RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED()
#define EXPECT_RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::RESOURCE_EXHAUSTED
.
EXPECT_DEADLINE_EXCEEDED()
#define EXPECT_DEADLINE_EXCEEDED(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::DEADLINE_EXCEEDED
.
EXPECT_DATA_LOSS()
#define EXPECT_DATA_LOSS(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::DATA_LOSS
.
EXPECT_EOF()
#define EXPECT_EOF(result) ...
Expects that the base::Result
argument has code
base::ResultCode::END_OF_FILE
.