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Hello,
My name is Cameron Winney and I am a student at Cookeville High School. I am a ameture web design coder who enjoys front-line coding. I mostly code using HTML, CSS, and Javascript. On this page, if you would like, you can find out more about me. Below are some of my social media links where you can see some of my work.
Thank you,
Cameron Winney
As a child I've always been interested in computers and websites. Now, in high school I know CSS, HTML, and Javascript. Currently, I am working on learning PHP to use to make forms that can hold information on a server.
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What is ServingXML?ServingXML is an open source, Apache 2.0 licensed, framework for flat/XML data transformations. It defines an extensible markup vocabulary for expressing flat-XML, XML-flat, flat-flat, and XML-XML processing in pipelines. ServingXML comes with a console app, and also documents an API for embedding the software in a standard Java or J2EE application. Have a look at the examples. Here you'll see examples of
The latest version of ServingXML requires Java 5.0 or later, and comes with Saxon-B 9 for XSLT 2 and XQuery implementations. ServingXML may be configured with a different JAXP compatible XSLT engine, version 1 or 2, if desired.
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Able Player is a fully accessible cross-browser HTML5 media player designed from the ground up to meet the diverse needs and preferences of all users.
Following are examples of Able Player in action. All demos use the "2020" skin unless otherwise indicated.
Basic Audio Examples
- Audio with one track
- Audio with one track (Legacy Skin)
- Audio with non-zero start time
- Audio with captions, subtitles, chapters, and a transcript in "Lyrics Mode"
Basic Video Examples
- Video with closed captions in one language
- Video with default closed captions
- Video with captions, subtitles, chapters, and a transcript
- Video with captions, subtitles, chapters, and a transcript (Legacy Skin)
- Video with sign language
Audio Description
- Audio description via VTT track, read by browsers
- Audio description via VTT track, read by screen readers
- Audio description via video swap
- Extended audio description via video swap
Localized Examples
YouTube
- YouTube player (captions hosted on YouTube)
- YouTube player (all tracks hosted locally)
- YouTube player (captions on YouTube, descriptions hosted locally)
- YouTube player (chapters and transcript in external containers)
Vimeo
External Components
- Transcript in an external container
- Manually coded external transcript
- Chapters in an external container
- Controlling Able Player with external controls
- Player hidden by default, exposed dynamically
- Player created dynamically
Playlists (Audio and Video)
- Audio player with a playlist
- Video Player with a playlist (Local Sources)
- Video Player with a playlist (Mixed Sources)
Multiple Players (Audio and Video)
- Multiple audio players (one track each)
- Multiple audio players (each with its own playlist)
- Multiple video Players
Player with Metadata Track (Audio and Video)
- Audio player with Metadata track (type = text)
- Video player with Metadata track (type = selector)
- Responsive video with clickable hotspots
Player co-existing with Form Fields (Audio and Video)
- Audio player on a page with form fields
- Audio player in "Steno Mode"
- Audio player in "Steno Mode", with form fields in an iframe
- Video player on a page with form fields
Player with Search
Other Demos
- Native HTML5 Player (not Able Player), for comparison
- Able Player with no HTML tracks (don't do this)
- Able Player with Video Transcript Sorter (VTS)
- Able Player Width Tests
- Able Player Fallback Test Page
Credits
- The audio examples feature songs by Terrill Thompson, Able Player's creator and lead developer. Check out Terrill's music site for more listening, and to support his work.
- The short animated film used in a few demos is The Deadline from the Morevna Project, and is licensed under the terms of Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 license. You are free to share (copy and redistribute) and adapt (remix, transform) this work for any purpose, even commercially as long as you comply to licensing terms.
- All other video examples feature clips from videos produced by The DO-IT Center at the University of Washington. Additional videos are available on the DO-IT Video website, which uses Able Player.


Authenticate from Salesforce to Heroku with JWT
Heroku PAAS is an easy and flexible way to extend Salesforce functionality.
Its easy to call out to a Heroku REST service build with a method of your choice: Java, JavaScript, Ruby etc.
The usual sticky point between two platforms is the identity of the caller.
In a lot of cases the only requirement is "a valid Salesforce user", eventually with some additional claims added.
For this scenario a JWT Bearer authentication (RFC 7519) is a good pick.
When you look around, most examples revolve around a JWT token being issued after some means of authentication from the same system that was authenticated against.
This scenario is different: The Salesforce server issues the JWT token and code on Heroku validates the token as authorization.
The beauty of the approach: no extra calls need to be made to get this working.
What you will need:
- A valid certificate, in this case self signed is good enough (it won't be used by a browser)
- OpenSSL installed on your computer
- A Heroku account
Preparing the certificate
In Salesforce setup open Certificate and Key management.
Create or pick a key. Note down the name. For this article I will use YourCertNameHere. Open the key and click on Download Certificate.
The cert will be downloaded in crt format. We use this file to extract the public key that Heroku will use to verify the signature. To get the key use:
openssl x509 -pubkey -noout -in YourCertNameHere.crt
The String we need is between the BEGIN and END lines, excluding the lines. You can store it into a file or create a Heroku environment variable.
Since it is a public key, you don't need to guard it as fiercly as your private keys.
The APEX code
Before making a call-out to Heroku, you need to componse the signed JWT token. That's done in just a few lines:
public static String getJWTBearer(String subject, String keyName) {
Auth.JWT jwt = new Auth.JWT();
jwt.setSub(subject);
Auth.JWS myJws = new Auth.JWS(jwt, keyName);
return myJws.getCompactSerialization();
}
You might opt to add additional claims beside the subject, when your use case does require that.
The header value gets added to the Authorization
header as Bearer
authorization.
Java code
I'm using the jjwt library which is available on Maven Central.
It makes it simple to retrieve a claim. An expired claim or an invalid signature will throw an error, so wrap it into a try/catch.
import java.security.Key;
import java.security.KeyFactory;
import java.security.spec.X509EncodedKeySpec;
import java.util.Base64;
import io.jsonwebtoken.Claims;
import io.jsonwebtoken.Jwts;
public class JwtVerifier {
public static Claims getClaims(String key, String token) throws Exception {
byte[] byteKey = Base64.getMimeDecoder().decode(key);
X509EncodedKeySpec X509publicKey = new X509EncodedKeySpec(byteKey);
KeyFactory kf = KeyFactory.getInstance("RSA");
Key realKey = kf.generatePublic(X509publicKey);
return Jwts.parser().setSigningKey(realKey).parseClaimsJws(token).getBody();
}
}
The only catch in the code was the need for MimeDecoder
instead of a standard Decoder
for Base64 decoding.
The subject, typically the user, can be retrieved using claims.getSubject()
Next stop, for another blog entry: the NodeJS equivalent.
As usual YMMV!
Posted by Stephan H Wissel on 23 March 2018 | Comments (0) | categories: Heroku Java JWT Salesforce


GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE (Disney) Starring: Brendan Fraser, Leslie Mann, Thomas Haden Church, Holland Taylor, Greg Cruttwell, Abraham Benrubi, voice of John Cleese. Screenplay: Dana Olsen and Audrey Wells, based on the characters created by Jay Ward. Producers: David Hoberman, Jordan Kerner and Jon Avnet. Director: Sam Weisman. MPAA Rating: PG (mild profanity, scatalogical humor) Running Time: 92 minutes. Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
 The former is fairly easy, particularly for Disney, whose recent contributions like JUNGLE2JUNGLE and D(whatever integer the MIGHTY DUCKS series is up to lately) make you wonder why they don't just spin off a live-action banner called Big Dumb Comedies for 8-Year-Olds Pictures. The latter, however, requires subtlety...finesse..a keen sense of how far is just far enough.
Now that you have lifted yourself off the floor from convulsions of laughter, I'll confirm your suspicions that GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE does not represent the Platonic form of subtlety, finesse, or a keen sense of how far is just far enough. The adventures of inept jungle king George (Brendan Fraser), including his romance with dizzy heiress Ursula Stanhope (Leslie Mann) and his rescue of his friend Ape the talking ape (voice of John Cleese) from poachers Max (Greg Cruttwell) and Thor (Abraham Benrubi), are the stuff of which most youth-oriented films in the 90s are made. There are some moderately diverting special effects, including a tree-trunk-fetching elephant named Shep (computer-generated courtesy Dream Quest Images). There are pratfalls and comic brawls a-plenty. And there are at least 475 separate gags involving either a) flatulence, b) excrement, c) urine or d) injuries or the threat of injury to the male gonads.
All of which works just fine on its own level, except that screenwriters Dana Olsen and Audrey Wells then feel obliged to get meta-conscious on us. Most films of this stripe would be perfectly comfortable simply serving up a scene where a nasty character like Ursula's erstwhile fiance Lyle Van de Groot (Thomas Haden Church) falls face first into a steaming elephant pile. This one has a native guide observe: "Villain falls into pile of poop...a classic element of physical comedy!" It's tough to take a film seriously as a wry commentary on its own excesses, especially when those excesses are the main reason the majority of the audience is watching.
GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE's attempts at something resembling sophistication and wit, half-hearted though they may be, are clearly an attempt to capture the spirit of the animated namesake created by Jay Ward (of "Rocky and Bullwinkle" fame). They also demonstrate a radical misunderstanding of what was amusing about Ward's efforts. Like "Rocky and Bullwinkle," "George of the Jungle" was smart satire rich with exaggerated word-play. It also featured a lunk-headed hero played completely straight, a far jungle cry from the sensitive noble savage served up by Brendan Fraser. Fraser is appealing in a goofy-naive way, but he's a classic Disney-fication: they've taken a mockery of heroes and turned him into a hero. There's nothing to connect this GEORGE OF THE JUNGLE to Jay Ward's "George of the Jungle" except the theme song, which is probably the one thing most people will remember about the animated series. Those who remember more may be hoping for more than this predictable kiddie matinee posing as savvy family entertainment.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 -- ooh! -- trees: 4.
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Who, me? You can call me John if you want, or you can call me jagrosh. I like making things, especially things that help or entertain others. I have a Bachelor's degree in Computer Science.
I like making things. I also like making useful things for other people to use.
JagTag is a simple (yet powerful and expandable) text-processing language. JagTag started as a (hard-coded) set of text replacements for a chat bot, but continued to expand until I decided to remake the entire thing as a standalone library. JagTag is used within some fairly-popular Discord bots such as Spectra, Yggdrasil, and Laxus.
SourceAfter writing the same code repeatedly to work with databases (and hating the lack of typing in String-based SQL statements), I wanted to make something that acted as a very thin layer between the developer and JDBC to allow the developer to use typed variables and methods while still boiling down to SQL statements internally.
SourceThis is a library to communicate with the Discord client in order to utilize Discord's Rich Presence.
SourceJDA-Utilities is a series of tools and utilities for use with JDA (Java Discord API) to assist in bot creation.
SourceAlmost Vanilla is a set of data packs for Minecraft that extend the standard experience, improving quality-of-life of gameplay and adding minor features.
Source WebsiteThe Brick City Singers (lovingly known as "BCS") is an all-male a cappella group from the Rochester Institute of Technology. BCS sings all genres of music, from classic rock hits to modern indie songs. I was a member of BCS for five years, singing Tenor 1 as well as performing Vocal Percussion. Throughout my time in the group I also created several arrangements and held the position of Business Director.
Website Facebook BoldDADCo is a biofeedback startup I co-founded, working in conjunction with the RIT Innovation Center. DADCo's mission is to bring Electromyography (EMG) into the mainstream consumer marketplace by creating a diverse line of electrode-integrated smart devices and accessories. DADCo received first place in the Destler Health Innovation Challenge for an EMG-controlled wheelchair, designed to help people with neurological disorders get around even if they can't use their hands.
FacebookThe Monster Hunter Gathering Hall is a community for fans of Capcom's Monster Hunter game series. I founded the group in 2015, and since then it has grown to over 60,000 members worldwide.
Discord Website TwitterOne of my favorite hobbies is creating various bots (and other things) for the online chat service Discord.
A multi-purpose, for-fun and for-utility Discord bot. Spectra has a complex tag system for a plethora of "custom command" capabilities. Additionally, it sports utilities like reminders, announcements, self-assignable roles, afk notifications, and a full moderation suite including logs.
WikiA moderation and auto-moderation bot with a suite of tools to protect servers from spam and advertisement. Its auto-moderator capabilities also allow it to filter out certain types of behavior without need for human intervention, lightening the load on the server's staff team.
Wiki SourceA fast and efficient Discord music bot with a clean interface that is easy to host yourself. It supports many online media formats, as well as support for basic permissions.
Setup SourceGiveawayBot lets you hold giveaways on your Discord server quickly and easily! It doesn't require any setup, and is ideal for getting giveaways started quickly and easily.
Website Invite SourceA bot designed to connect as many Discord servers as possible, bringing fun and entertainment. It features several fun "game" commands, a soundboard, and cross-server text and voice chat.
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Invite SourceAn auto-reply bot that utilized DialogFlow for ease of setup. I use this to provide support and answer questions on my servers.
SourceA 💯% emoji bot that's just for fun. It has a few interesting commands, like an emoji cleverbot and some simple games.
InviteA matchmaking and profile bot for the Monster Hunter Gathering Hall. This bot helps to manage users' guild cards, keeps track of ranks, and allows players to find others quests!
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This is the item provider adapter for a Artifact object.
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This is the item provider adapter for a Checklist object.
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This is the item provider adapter for a Classifier object.
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This is the item provider adapter for a Concept object.
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This is the item provider adapter for a Constraint object.
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This is the item provider adapter for a Deliverable object.
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This is the item provider adapter for a Descriptor object.
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This is the item provider adapter for a Diagram object.
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This is the item provider adapter for a DiagramLink object.
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This is the item provider adapter for a Dimension object.
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This is the item provider adapter for a Discipline object.
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This is the item provider adapter for a Domain object.
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This is the item provider adapter for a Guidance object.
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Bonus Word
问题描述 :
In between the rounds of regular word guessing, the contestants can win a bonus prize if they can guess a ten-letter word. The ten-letter word is displayed with the letters permuted. Some letters are colored indicating that they are displayed in the right position. Since there are not that many ten-letter words, it happens frequently that the word is actually a compound: a word constructed by concatenating two shorter words. In this problem we
assume that the ten-letter word is always of this form.
Given a dictionary and a sequence of ten letters, you must calculate the possible solutions to the ten-letter word game. Two solutions are considered different if they are constructed from different parts, even if their concatenation is the same. This is illustrated by the the second sample case.
输入:
One line with an integer n (1 <= n <= 200): the number of words in the dictionary.
n lines with a single word in the dictionary. Each word is between 1 and 9 (inclusive) characters long and consists of only lowercase letters.
One line with an integer q (1 <= q <= 100): the number of queries.
q lines with a single query string. Each query is exactly 10 characters long and will consist of uppercase and lowercase letters. Lowercase letters are in the right position and uppercase letters may be in the wrong position.
All words in the dictionary for a single test case are distinct.
输出:
One line with an integer n (1 <= n <= 200): the number of words in the dictionary.
n lines with a single word in the dictionary. Each word is between 1 and 9 (inclusive) characters long and consists of only lowercase letters.
One line with an integer q (1 <= q <= 100): the number of queries.
q lines with a single query string. Each query is exactly 10 characters long and will consist of uppercase and lowercase letters. Lowercase letters are in the right position and uppercase letters may be in the wrong position.
All words in the dictionary for a single test case are distinct.
样例输入:
2 5 gunner integral relating tail un 4 TAILGUNNER unINTEGRAL UNrelating IMPOSSIBLE 3 aaaa aaaaa aaaaaa 1 AAAAAAAAAA
样例输出:
6 gunner-tail integral-un relating-un tail-gunner un-integral un-relating 2 un-integral un-relating 1 un-relating 0 3 aaaa-aaaaaa aaaaa-aaaaa aaaaaa-aaaa
对于这个题目让我十分的失望！找了半天的错误原来是DFS时，对于一种情况的hash没有弄。
这个题目是字典树的应用，也可以用二分做！
我是用字典树做的，加上自己模板改了下，原本以为一下就过，没想到！ 唉！
贴DFS的内容，以后不再犯:
void FindStr(DicTree &DicT,DicTree &Root,char strs[], int p, int hash[], bool flag) //true for second, false for first { int i; if(flag==true&&p==10) { if(DicT->tail==true) { if(lens<1000) { outstr[p+1]='\0'; strcpy(outs[lens],outstr); } lens++; } return ; } if(strs[p]>='a'&&strs[p]<='z') { if(DicT->letter[strs[p]-'a']!=NULL) { if(flag==false&&DicT->letter[strs[p]-'a']->tail==true) { outstr[p]=strs[p]; outstr[p+1]='-'; FindStr(Root,Root,strs,p+1,hash,true); } outstr[p+(flag==true)]=strs[p]; FindStr(DicT->letter[strs[p]-'a'],Root,strs,p+1,hash,flag); } } else { for(i=0;i<26;i++) if(hash[i]!=0&&DicT->letter[i]!=NULL) { hash[i]--; if(flag==false&&DicT->letter[i]->tail==true) { outstr[p]=i+'a'; outstr[p+1]='-'; FindStr(Root,Root,strs,p+1,hash,true); } //hash[i]--;//错误之处 outstr[p+(flag==true)]=i+'a'; FindStr(DicT->letter[i],Root,strs,p+1,hash,flag); hash[i]++; } } }
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后面的是python代码啊
太好了，收藏
第15行代码，/n/n，应该改为\n\n
…. 配图居然是没方向的。。
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书上的解法更巧妙一些，在九度OJ实测的效率差不多
其实就是DFS搜索，数据量较小，穷举了所有情况
great!
第15行代码，/n/n，应该改为nn
很有用，收藏了
为什么暴力求解方法循环到sqrt(n) 就可以了呢
还真是，i7的cpu跑了3秒
这个还不错
DFS方法的原理还是不太清楚啊


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1/25 -- Links that we'll use in class today...
Article Discussion Questions
- First, how is the article defining a “Digital Native”? Do you consider yourself a “digital native”? What does that mean to you?
- What are the article’s central claims?
- Do you agree? Disagree? Is this claim still valid in some way? If so, how? If not, how?
- Should our online identities matter? How? How do you approach your online identity? How do you (or do you) set parameters on what you post online (what platforms, privacy settings)? What’s your approach to your digital identity?
Readings for the week...
Week 1: Introductions
Our first week, we will get familiar with the course materials, syllabus, and begin by defining some key terms & ideas for our course.
Wednesday 1/23
Introductions. Nothing due! Just come to Eddy 4 at 11am and be ready to start our course.
Friday 1/25
Note: normally course readings are due by Wednesday for our discussion class, but this week we're a little off from our normal schedule. Complete these readings before you come to class on Friday and be prepared to discuss.
Readings
- Chapter 1 of Douglas Eyman’s “Digital Rhetoric: Theory, Method, Practice"
- Confronting the Myth of the Digital Native
- Course Syllabus
To do...
- Complete HW 1 by 11:59pm on Sun. 1/27. Submit via Canvas or email.
- Reach out during office hours on Friday if you have questions/concerns about the course or if you have any accommodations.
Week 2: Online Presence
This week, we'll continue our conversation about ethos & identity online, especially as it relates to online communities & our own identities online. We'll also explore the rhetorical concepts of genre conventions and affordances. These discussions will be crucial for your success in completing our first Major Assignment, A1.
Readings for the week:
- Consult this Google Doc to see which group you're in for the assigned readings
- EVERYONE: The Shed at Dulwich (watch)
- EVERYONE: Affordances
- GROUP 1: Social Network Sites as Networked Publics: Affordances, Dynamics, and Implications by danah boyd
- GROUP 2: The Affordances of Social Media Platforms by Taina Bucher and Anne Helmond
To do...
- Instigator 1 Due by 9am on Wednesday 1/30
- Email to instructor by 9am
- Remember that these instigators are worth 18% of your grade; there will be 12 opportunities for instigators -- you must complete 6, and you may complete up to 2 additional for extra credit. 3 of these instigators must use a digital medium other than a simple essay format (meaning you may make a blog post, a short podcast, a youtube video, a photo-essay, a post on social media, a flyer/poster, etc. etc.)
- Your instigator should also contain 1-2 questions about the readings that you’d like to pose to the class. At the beginning of our Wednesday discussion, we will take a poll on which questions we want to focus on for the discussion.
- Complete HW 2 by Sun. 2/3 by 11:59 pm on Canvas or via email.


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Full game reference:
I played french as black, white choose the advanced variation.
My usual setup against this is, putting as much pressure on d4 as possible with Nc6 c5 and Qb6.
Game continued,
Bd3 obstructs the queen's protection of d4 square. But still defends it tactically so I can't win a pawn on d4 , and I lose my queen. So I play to threaten d4. He defends, . I missed a hanging pawn, . I thought, his light square bishop is short on squares on b1-h7 diagonal so I attack it, He just castles, so I take his bishop and go . I missed a skewer of queen and the rook .
The game continues . White is doing caveman attack, that is pushing pawns in front of his king to attack. I stop his h pawn and castle, he prepares to push his g pawn
At this point I know white is going g5, g6 to open up my king side. Also white is weaking his king side, especially the h1-a8 diagonal. So I think I should open up the center with f6, e5 and d4, and use my light square bishop on that diagonal. First I give white queen a kick then go . Both start their attacks .
and suddenly white knight joins the attack, and my bishop is hanging.
Best move here is controlling the knight jumps especially Ng6. But I wanted to keep the rooks connected, and I blunder . This loses an exchange , and it's +3 for white. Both rook and the bishop is attacked. If I move the rook, I get skewered . I move the bishop and white takes my rook . This is a blunder and, it's slightly better for white.
Both regroup, and white gives up the d4 pawn . White makes a mistake , and it's -1.9. Black should protect his bishop on d7 and do to keep it's advantage. I am thinking my knight is in a pin and I want to protect it with e5 without hanging my bishop, I thought white couldn't take my knight after but . This is not bad for white, but I thought I lost my knight and I couldn't recapture I play meanwhile seeing white can go so I resign.
Instead I could do since might lead to white losing his queen, with an equal position.
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General discussion about Komodo. For useful links and more info click the pinned messages to the right. DON'T DM @jl777
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Before 05-Dec-19 12:00 AM
samurai614-Aug-18 02:47 PM
Sasha runs waves like a corperation
harry.staal14-Aug-18 02:48 PM
Still waiting on waves big partnerships so far there is nothing to show for
waves community has fallen apart
samurai614-Aug-18 02:48 PM
Profuct is still almost useless
Other than trading and fast as fuck transactions
xRobeSx14-Aug-18 02:48 PM
#talk-general | General discussion about Komodo can #waves be elsewhere
harry.staal14-Aug-18 02:48 PM
you're ok with vostok?
samurai614-Aug-18 02:49 PM
Yes agreed
harry.staal14-Aug-18 02:49 PM
No one is interested here to talk about komdo(edited)
samurai614-Aug-18 02:50 PM
Though waves tech is almost komodo tech talk
Not true i am
harry.staal14-Aug-18 02:50 PM
Where is Sherdogz
samurai614-Aug-18 02:50 PM
As I recently picked up a large amount of komodo on this capitulation
harry.staal14-Aug-18 02:50 PM
sold his bag too
@Sherdogz yo bro
say something
harry.staal14-Aug-18 03:00 PM
i will pick up some komodo below $0.50
@jl777c where can i find an updated version of the roadmap?
jl777c14-Aug-18 03:04 PM
no idea, I just write code
we just got a blockchain enforced realtime dice CC contract
harry.staal14-Aug-18 03:04 PM
What happened to that chick you hired for marketing?
jl777c14-Aug-18 03:04 PM
it is in final stageof testing, but this was not on the roadmap
harry.staal14-Aug-18 03:04 PM
she got fired?
jl777c14-Aug-18 03:05 PM
she didnt like trolls like you and quit
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harry.staal14-Aug-18 03:05 PM
i've been a long time supporter of kmd
jl777c14-Aug-18 03:05 PM
utxo based CC contracts allows to make turing complete contracts that run at native speed
harry.staal14-Aug-18 03:05 PM
please don't call me a troll bro
jl777c14-Aug-18 03:06 PM
i just categorize your statements today
harry.staal14-Aug-18 03:09 PM
people rather talk about waves than komodo not a good sign
you need to start speed up with your coding work
don't want proxy tokens @jl777c
jl777c14-Aug-18 03:12 PM
then launch a new chain
Kitchen Table14-Aug-18 03:13 PM
The only part of my Waves discussion is about how the CEO of Waves, Sasha, screwed me over with abandoning his NXT assets. Don't consider that a good sign either. Besides, most komodo talk is in #talk-trading
harry.staal14-Aug-18 03:15 PM
@Kitchen Table Sasha is a con man
@jl777c when can we expect smart contract to hit mainnet?(edited)
I need to know asap
jl777c14-Aug-18 03:18 PM
follow in #cc-general it is already possible to have it for new chains
but please stop pinging me for questions that are generally known, i mistake it for something important
should have went into true usd or tether months ago
eth blows
harry.staal14-Aug-18 04:14 PM
and all the chinese bullshit projects too
i'm printing tether
ѕℓιм14-Aug-18 04:15 PM
more money will come on once all the scammers are more under control
but right now you got scammers on Twitter pretending to be Pres Trump giving away ETH, so.....yeah
CryptoNinjaa14-Aug-18 04:28 PM
"Lets make crypto great again"
Send me 10 eth
harry.staal14-Aug-18 04:28 PM
It will be huge believe me
I'm going to push KMD to $50 with my signal group
buy now or cry later
CryptoNinjaa14-Aug-18 04:29 PM
But im crying already
harry.staal14-Aug-18 04:30 PM
Don't cry bro
Ninja's don't cry
Enemies deserve no mercy
CryptoNinjaa14-Aug-18 04:30 PM
Haha
Good point i remember what sensai said now at the beginning
Hodl strong son
harry.staal14-Aug-18 04:32 PM
no weak hands here after washing the cars, painting the fence and sanding the floors(edited)
wax in wax out
CryptoNinjaa14-Aug-18 04:33 PM
Tbf 50c can get it over with already. Load up moar on payday
CryptoHuff14-Aug-18 05:30 PM
How is your portfolio looking today?
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kh456714-Aug-18 05:58 PM
Didnt look.. pretty sure its red
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harry.staal14-Aug-18 06:02 PM
i'm bleeding out of my anus
what is left of the community?
not much
we need to invest in our community
to make kmd great again
i want to be a community leader
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@Yassin what you want to say bro
don't be shy
we won't laugh at ya
Yassin14-Aug-18 06:10 PM
@harry.staal last warning, if you need speak price go #talk-trading if you need speak for anything go #talk-other-topics , if you need help for support go here #support , #talk-general it is just for serious discussion!!


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