WaifuChain is an ecosystem built around waifus. Each Waifu is unique, and completely owned by you, that means that it cannot be destroyed nor taken away. You make the call to buy, sell or trade your Waifus!
•Trustless marketplace
•100% uptime
•You have full control over your waifus
•Everything is under control of the waifu DAO, formed by all the waifu owners
•The development team isn’t in for a quick buck.
•And it has Waifus obvs
It launched on Monday 3rd December on the Rinkeby testnet.
Thursday 28th February.
One day after the Beta ends, which is Friday 1st March. What a coincidence, the world really acts in some mysterious ways, right?
In the first distribution there will be a total of 450!
By bidding in the auctions that will take place every day or buying one from someone else in the marketplace.
Any wallet which implements ERC720 tokens should let you view and send your waifus, while trading can be done on openseas.io
Once the transaction is mined, you will see a notification in the dapp with the information whether your transaction was a success or not.
We have a twitter extension (so you can show other people what hotties you have) and soon a discord bot will be available, check our RoadMap for more information about whats commin’ next
Everyone will be on equal footing in the auctions. The development team will not have any advantage over other players and will not have any Waifus distributed to them. You can check this on the smart contract.
None. Zero. Null. Nothing. Nada. Uhh I cannot think of more examples, but you get the idea.
It goes 100% to the DAO.
DAO stands for Decentralized Autonomous Organization. Its objective is to make democratic decisions regarding the project and where it is headed.
That is simple my friend! When you own a waifu, you automatically become part of the DAO
We are most active on discord, join our server here: https://discord.gg/87PNnXV. We are also available at<EMAIL_ADDRESS>A fake 2D girl will always love you, go grab one! Besides, everyone knows that 2D>3D


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CSGO GAMEPLAY
Global Offensive, like prior games in the Counter-Strike series, is an objective-based, multiplayer first-person shooter. Two opposing teams, known as the Terrorists and the Counter-Terrorists, compete in game modes to complete objectives, such as securing a location to plant or defuse a bomb and rescuing or guarding hostages. At the end of each round, players are rewarded based on their individual performance with in-game currency to spend on other weapons or utility in subsequent rounds. Winning rounds rewards more money than losing does, and completing objectives such as killing enemies gives cash bonuses. Uncooperative actions, such as killing teammates, results in a penalty.


Feauture
Details
Key Features
IPS 4K Display,
4K Ultra HD,
4K Active HDR,
webOS™ 4.0,
Quad-Core Processor,
Ultra Surround Sound
Display Size
50 Inch
Resolution
3840 x 2160 - Ultra HD
Video Features
HDR10, HLG, Quad Core Processor, Noise Reduction, 4K Upscaler, Refresh Rate TM120 (60Hz), Colour Master Engine, True Colour Accuracy
Audio Features
20 watts / 2.0 sound system, Clear Voice III, DTS Decoder, Smart Sound Mode, Audio Upscaler
Interface/Connectivity
HDMI x 3 | USB(2.0) x 2 | Wifi Built-In/Direct | LAN | RF Antenna x 1 | Bluetooth
Smart Features
Smart OS 4.0, AI TV, Magic Link, Full Web Browsing, Miracast (Moblie to TV Mirroring)
Extra Features
Mobile Connection, Intelligent Voice Control


We enhance services!
- monetize B2B systems
- cultivate viral content
- seize turn-key interfaces
- transition proactive technologies
- engineer cross-platform systems
- unleash rich infomediaries
- engage bleeding-edge synergies
- implement synergistic supply-chains
- incubate proactive schemas


Champions
Items
Runes
Masteries
Icons
Maps
Maps
Name
Notes
ID
Summoner's Rift
Summer Variant
1
Summoner's Rift
Autumn Variant
2
The Proving Grounds
Tutorial Map
3
Twisted Treeline
Original Version
4
The Crystal Scar
Dominion Map
8
Twisted Treeline
Current Version
10
Howling Abyss
ARAM Map
12


LibreOffice-5.0.1
Introduction to LibreOffice
LibreOffice is a full-featured
office suite. It is largely compatible with Microsoft Office and is descended from
OpenOffice.org.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-7.8
platform.
Package Information
Additional Downloads
LibreOffice Dependencies
Required
Archive::Zip-1.50, UnZip-6.0, Wget-1.16.3, Which-2.21, and Zip-3.0
Recommended
Note
Most of these packages are recommended because if they're not
installed, the build process will compile and install its own
(often older) version.
Boost-1.59.0, CLucene-<IP_ADDRESS>, Cups-2.1.0, cURL-7.44.0, dbus-glib-0.104, libjpeg-turbo-1.4.1, GLU-9.0.0, Graphite2-1.3.1, gst-plugins-base-1.4.5, GTK+-2.24.28,
Harfbuzz-1.0.3, ICU-55.1, Little
CMS-2.7, librsvg-2.40.10, libxml2-2.9.2
and libxslt-1.1.28, MesaLib-10.6.6,
neon-0.30.1, NPAPI-SDK-0.27.2, NSS-3.20, OpenLDAP-2.4.42 (if connecting to an LDAP
server), OpenSSL-1.0.2d or GnuTLS-<IP_ADDRESS>,
Poppler-0.35.0, Python-3.4.3,
Redland-1.0.17, and unixODBC-2.3.2
Optional
apache-ant-1.9.6, Avahi-0.6.31,
BlueZ-5.34, desktop-file-utils-0.22, Doxygen-1.8.10 (not relevant if using
--disable-odk), GConf-3.2.6, GDB-7.10, GTK+-3.16.6
(see “Command
Explanations”), kdelibs-4.14.10,
libatomic_ops-7.4.2, MariaDB-10.0.21 or MySQL, MIT
Kerberos V5-1.13.2, NASM-2.11.08, OpenJDK-<IP_ADDRESS>, PostgreSQL-9.4.4, SANE-1.0.24, Valgrind-3.10.1, VLC-2.2.1, Apache Commons
Codec, Apache Commons
HttpClient, Apache Commons
Lang, Apache Commons
Logging, BeanShell, CoinMP, Cppunit,
Firebird,
glew
(OpenGL Extension Wrangler Library), Gnome VFS,
hamcrest, Hunspell,
Hyphen,
iwyu,
libabw,
libcdr,
libcmis, libebook,
libexttextcat,
libfreehand,
liblangtag, libmspub,
libmwaw, libodfgen,
libpagemaker,
librevenge
(WordPerfect Document importer), libvisio,
libwpd,
libwpg,
libwps,
lp_solve, mdds,
MyThes,
ogl-math - OpenGL
Mathematics (GLM), OpenCOLLADA,
Orcus,
telepathy-glib,
VIGRA,
and Zenity
There are many optional dependencies not listed here. They can be
found in “download.lst”
(source directory).
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/libreoffice
Installation of LibreOffice
Important
Unlike the other packages, we suppose that you have not yet
unpacked the package. This is so because the --no-overwrite-dir
switch is needed in case you
unpack as the root
user.
tar -xf libreoffice-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.xz --no-overwrite-dir &&
cd libreoffice-<IP_ADDRESS>
Create symlinks to tarballs from the source directory so they won't
get downloaded again:
install -dm755 external/tarballs &&
ln -sv ../../../libreoffice-dictionaries-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.xz external/tarballs/ &&
ln -sv ../../../libreoffice-help-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.xz external/tarballs/
If you have downloaded the translations tarball, create a symlink:
ln -sv ../../../libreoffice-translations-<IP_ADDRESS>.tar.xz external/tarballs/
Note
During the build process, some packages will be downloaded
(including the ones listed as recommended and optional
dependencies) if they are not present on the system. Because of
this, build time may vary from the published time more than
usual.
Due to the large size of the package, you may prefer to install it
in /opt
, instead of /usr
. Depending on your choice, replace
<PREFIX>
by
/usr
or by /opt/libreoffice-<IP_ADDRESS>
:
export LO_PREFIX=<PREFIX>
Fix build failures introduced by boost-1.59.0:
patch -Np1 -i ../libreoffice-<IP_ADDRESS>-boost_1_59_0-1.patch
Locales "fr" and "en-GB", you will find below, are just examples;
you should change them to suit your needs - you might want to read
the "Command Explanations", further below, before proceeding.
 If you prefer to run the unit tests, replace
make build with
make.
Build the package :
make build
Now, as the root
user:
make distro-pack-install &&
install -v -m755 -d $LO_PREFIX/share/appdata &&
install -v -m644 sysui/desktop/appstream-appdata/*.xml \
$LO_PREFIX/share/appdata
If installed in /opt/libreoffice-<IP_ADDRESS>
some additional steps
are necessary. Issue the following commands, as root
user:
if [ "$LO_PREFIX" != "/usr" ]; then
# This symlink is necessary for the desktop menu entries
ln -svf $LO_PREFIX/lib/libreoffice/program/soffice /usr/bin/libreoffice &&
# Icons
for i in $LO_PREFIX/share/icons/hicolor/32x32/apps/*; do
ln -svf $i /usr/share/pixmaps
done &&
# Desktop menu entries
for i in $LO_PREFIX/lib/libreoffice/share/xdg/*; do
ln -svf $i /usr/share/applications/libreoffice-$(basename $i)
done &&
# Man pages
for i in $LO_PREFIX/share/man/man1/*; do
ln -svf $i /usr/share/man/man1/
done
unset i
fi
If you have installed desktop-file-utils-0.22, and you wish
to update the MIME database, issue, as the root
user:
update-desktop-database
Command Explanations
sed -e ...: The first
sed prevents compression of the manual pages, the second one
prevents install from failing and the third one includes a missing
header without which make
build fails.
chmod -v +x ...: Fix
the unpack script's permissions.
--with-vendor=BLFS
: This
switch sets BLFS as the vendor which is mentioned when you click
"About" on the toolbar.
--with-lang="fr en-GB"
:
This switch sets what languages to support. To list several
languages, separate them with a space. For all languages, use
--with-lang=ALL
.
Note
For a list of the available languages, look in solenv/inc/langlist.mk
.
--with-help
: Without this
switch, the help files are not built.
--with-myspell-dicts
: This
switch adds myspell dictionaries to the LibreOffice installation set.
--with-alloc=system
: This
switch tells LibreOffice to use
system allocator instead of the internal one.
--without-system-dicts
:
This switch disables use of dictionaries from system paths, so the
ones installed by this package are used.
--without-java
: This switch
disables Java support in
LibreOffice.
--disable-gconf
: This
switch disables compiling LibreOffice with the deprecated GNOME configuration system support.
--disable-odk
: This switch
disables installing the office development kit. Remove if you want
to develop a LibreOffice based
application.
--disable-postgresql-sdbc
:
This switch disables compiling LibreOffice with the ability to connect to a
PostgreSQL database. Remove it if
you would like LibreOffice to be
able to connect to a PostgreSQL
database. If you have installed PostgreSQL on your system and would like
LibreOffice to use that rather
than compile its own copy, use the --with-system-postgresql
switch.
--enable-release-build=yes
:
This switch enables a Release Build. LibreOffice can be built as a Release Build or
as a Developer Build, because their default installation paths and
user profile paths are different. Developer Build displays the
words "Dev" and "Beta" in several places (e.g, menu and splash
screen).
--enable-python=system
:
This switch tells LibreOffice to
use installed Python 3 to build
the translations instead of the bundled one.
--with-system-*
: These
switches prevent LibreOffice from
trying to compile its own versions of these dependencies. If you've
not installed some of the dependencies, remove the corresponding
switches.
--with-parallelism=$(getconf
_NPROCESSORS_ONLN)
: This switch tells LibreOffice to use all your CPUs to compile in
parallel and speed up the build.
--disable-cups
: Use this switch if you
don't need printing support.
--disable-dbus
: Use this switch if
you've not installed D-Bus-1.8.0 or later. It also disables
Bluetooth support and font install via PackageKit.
--disable-gstreamer-1-0
: Use this
switch if you have not installed gst-plugins-base-1.4.5.
--enable-gtk3
: Use this switch if you
want to build the GTK+ 3
integration module. This is experimental and may not work.
--enable-kde4
: Use this switch if you
want to build the KDE integration
module.
Contents
Installed Programs:
libreoffice, lobase, localc, lodraw,
loffice, lofromtemplate, loimpress, lomath, loweb, lowriter,
soffice and unopkg; several programs under
$LO_PREFIX/lib/libreoffice/program
Installed Libraries:
several libraries under
$LO_PREFIX/lib/libreoffice/ure/lib
Installed Directory:
$LO_PREFIX/lib/libreoffice
Short Descriptions
|
lobase
|
is a database manager.
|
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localc
|
is a spreadsheet program.
|
|
lodraw
|
is a vector graphics editor and diagramming tool.
|
|
loimpress
|
can edit and display PowerPoint presentations.
|
|
lomath
|
is a mathematical formula editor.
|
|
lowriter
|
is a word processor.
|
|
unopkg
|
is a tool to manage LibreOffice extensions from the
command line.
|
Last updated on 2015-09-20 15:38:20 -0700


In MyBatis you use the SqlSessionFactory to create an SqlSession. Once you have a session, you use it to execute your mapped statements, commit or rollback connections and finally, when it is no longer needed, you close the session. With MyBatis-Spring you don't need to use SqlSessionFactory directly because your beans can be injected with a thread safe SqlSession that automatically commits, rollbacks and closes the session based on Spring's transaction configuration.
SqlSessionTemplate is the heart of MyBatis-Spring. It implements SqlSession and is meant to be a drop-in replacement for any existing use of SqlSession in your code. SqlSessionTemplate is thread safe and can be shared by multiple DAOs or mappers.
When calling SQL methods, including any method from Mappers returned by getMapper(), SqlSessionTemplate will ensure that the SqlSession used is the one associated with the current Spring transaction. In addition, it manages the session life-cycle, including closing, committing or rolling back the session as necessary. It will also translate MyBatis exceptions into Spring DataAccessExceptions.
SqlSessionTemplate should always be used instead of default MyBatis implementation DefaultSqlSession because the template can participate in Spring transactions and is thread safe for use by multiple injected mapper classes. Switching between the two classes in the same application can cause data integrity issues.
A SqlSessionTemplate can be constructed using an SqlSessionFactory as a constructor argument.
<bean id="sqlSession" class="org.mybatis.spring.SqlSessionTemplate"> <constructor-arg index="0" ref="sqlSessionFactory" /> </bean>
@Bean public SqlSessionTemplate sqlSession() throws Exception { return new SqlSessionTemplate(sqlSessionFactory()); }
This bean can now be injected directly in your DAO beans. You need a SqlSession property in your bean like the following
public class UserDaoImpl implements UserDao { private SqlSession sqlSession; public void setSqlSession(SqlSession sqlSession) { this.sqlSession = sqlSession; } public User getUser(String userId) { return sqlSession.selectOne("org.mybatis.spring.sample.mapper.UserMapper.getUser", userId); } }
And inject the SqlSessionTemplate as follows
<bean id="userDao" class="org.mybatis.spring.sample.dao.UserDaoImpl"> <property name="sqlSession" ref="sqlSession" /> </bean>
SqlSessionTemplate has also a constructor that takes an ExecutorType as an argument. This allows you to construct, for example, a batch SqlSession by using the following in Spring's configuration file:
<bean id="sqlSession" class="org.mybatis.spring.SqlSessionTemplate"> <constructor-arg index="0" ref="sqlSessionFactory" /> <constructor-arg index="1" value="BATCH" /> </bean>
@Bean public SqlSessionTemplate sqlSession() throws Exception { return new SqlSessionTemplate(sqlSessionFactory(), ExecutorType.BATCH); }
Now all your statements will be batched so the following could be coded in a DAO
public void insertUsers(List<User> users) { for (User user : users) { sqlSession.insert("org.mybatis.spring.sample.mapper.UserMapper.insertUser", user); } }
Note that this configuration style only needs to be used if the desired execution method differs from the default set for the SqlSessionFactory.
The caveat to this form is that there cannot be an existing transaction running with a different ExecutorType when this method is called. Either ensure that calls to SqlSessionTemplates with different executor types run in a separate transaction (e.g. with PROPAGATION_REQUIRES_NEW) or completely outside of a transaction.
SqlSessionDaoSupport is an abstract support class that provides you with a SqlSession. Calling getSqlSession() you will get a SqlSessionTemplate which can then be used to execute SQL methods, like the following:
public class UserDaoImpl extends SqlSessionDaoSupport implements UserDao { public User getUser(String userId) { return getSqlSession().selectOne("org.mybatis.spring.sample.mapper.UserMapper.getUser", userId); } }
Usually MapperFactoryBean is preferred to this class, since it requires no extra code. But, this class is useful if you need to do other non-MyBatis work in your DAO and concrete classes are required.
SqlSessionDaoSupport requires either an sqlSessionFactory or an sqlSessionTemplate property to be set. If both properties are set, the sqlSessionFactory is ignored.
Assuming a class UserDaoImpl that subclasses SqlSessionDaoSupport, it can be configured in Spring like the following:
<bean id="userDao" class="org.mybatis.spring.sample.dao.UserDaoImpl"> <property name="sqlSessionFactory" ref="sqlSessionFactory" /> </bean>