It is not uncommon for various common errors or guideline violations to creep into the Boost libraries. The inspect program detects and reports several common problems. It can be used to scan a proposed Boost submission to identify various failures.
经常有各种常见的错误或违反准则的情况悄然出现在Boost库中。检测程序检测并报告各种常见的问题。它能够用于扫描被提交的Boost申请库以发现各种错误。
The inspect program is written in C++ to limit tool chain dependencies, and should be portable to any system.
检测程序用C++编写以限制工具链依赖，并能够在任何系统上移植。
The program is run in the directory to be scanned for errors. Sub-directories are also included in the scan.
该程序运行在某个目录下扫描错误，所有的子目录也要被扫描。
If the first program argument is -cvs
, only files and directories in the CVS tree of the current directory
are scanned. Otherwise all files and sub-directories are included in the scan.
如果该程序的第一个参数是-cvs，仅在CVS树中的当前目录的文件以及其子目录的文件被扫描。
If the first program argument is -help
, a
usage message is displayed, showing all available program options.
如果该程序的第一个参数是-help，将显示一个用法信息，显示所有可用的程序选项。
The program sources include:
该程序的源文件包括：
A Jamfile is provided to build the program using Boost.Build.
提供一个Jamfile，通过使用Boost.Build编译该程序。
A Microsoft Visual Studio solution file is provided to aid maintenance. See readme.txt before using it.一个Microsoft Visual Studio
一个微软的Visual Studio解决方案文件被提供用于维护程序。在使用前请阅读 readme.txt .
Revised 08 十一月, 2009
© Copyright Beman Dawes, 2003
Distributed under the Boost Software License, Version 1.0. (See accompanying file LICENSE_1_0.txt or copy at www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)
中文版修订：2009/11/8
Copyright © 2009 shomnia
在 Boost Software License, Version 1.0 的条款下发布。(参看文件
LICENSE_1_0.txt
或在线副本
http://www.boost.org/LICENSE_1_0.txt)


BattleShip
My first real swing project, offerring two-player gameplay.
Battleship is a game that dates back years, and here it has been beautifully recreated in Java.
Hover over the icons for some additional info, and click for a zoom!
It would be pretty easy to put words like "Talented", "Exceptional", "Driven", and "Leader" over here, and call it a day. But that wouldn't be much fun, would it? Aside from these impersonal adjectives, I'd like to think of myself as a good friend, an avid gamer, and a programmer who's always looking for something interesting to try out.
From HTML or CSS to Java and Node.JS, to even PHP and MongoDB I really have delved in many different programming areas, whether they be front-end or back-end. Just throwing frameworks and programming languages isn't a good scalar of my capability however, so if you're interested I'd invite you to look at my Creations for a more in-depth look. This said, I'd still consider myself just an intermediate programmer who understands concepts and has a pretty good time learning languages and ideas, but I don't think I've reached mastery in any particular fields, with Java being the language I'm most comfortable with.
Programming aside, I love to play games and hang out with my friends, whether that be a late night game of League of Legends, or a morning get-together for a trip to a mall. I'm dedicated to performance in school and getting involved in my community, mainly through extracurricular activities such as Leadership conferences (namely START, SOAR, and IBMC), youth councils - namely BMYC, or clubs such as DECA.
This part is always the hardest because you never know exactly what to put here.
So, I'll just put in what
I'm most proud of:
Best UX/UI at Starterhacks 2017 (MLH) Hackathon
Attended DECA's ICDC Conference in 2016 and 2017
Awarded 7 Medals and 1 Plaque in the Marketing Cluster for DECA
START Conference chair
For a more in-depth look at me, view my Resume!
Battleship is a game that dates back years, and here it has been beautifully recreated in Java.
Created in Java using the NetBeans IDE, Minesweeper works in either 9x9 or 16x16 grids, with a flagging system that is a throwback to Windows XP.
Not my own project, but one I helped develop. Includes a login system and actively supported a full DECA chapter for over 2 years with asynchronous technology.


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Class HttpClientExtensions
a set of extensions to the httpclient in order to facilitate route-less integration testing
Inheritance
Inherited Members
Namespace: FastEndpoints
Assembly: FastEndpoints.dll
Syntax
public static class HttpClientExtensions
Methods
GETAsync<TEndpoint, TResponse>(HttpClient)
make a GET request to an endpoint using auto route discovery without a request dto and get back a typed response dto.
Declaration
public static Task<(HttpResponseMessage? response, TResponse result)> GETAsync<TEndpoint, TResponse>(this HttpClient client)
where TEndpoint : BaseEndpoint, new()
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpClient | client |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<System.ValueTuple<System.Nullable<HttpResponseMessage>, TResponse>> |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TEndpoint | the type of the endpoint |
| TResponse | the type of the response dto |
GETAsync<TEndpoint, TRequest>(HttpClient, TRequest)
make a GET request to an endpoint using auto route discovery using a request dto that does not send back a response dto.
Declaration
public static async Task<HttpResponseMessage?> GETAsync<TEndpoint, TRequest>(this HttpClient client, TRequest request)
where TEndpoint : BaseEndpoint, new()
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpClient | client | |
| TRequest | request | the request dto |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<System.Nullable<HttpResponseMessage>> |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TEndpoint | the type of the endpoint |
| TRequest | the type of the request dto |
GETAsync<TRequest, TResponse>(HttpClient, String, TRequest)
make a GET request using a request dto and get back a response dto.
Declaration
public static async Task<(HttpResponseMessage? response, TResponse result)> GETAsync<TRequest, TResponse>(this HttpClient client, string requestUri, TRequest request)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpClient | client | |
| System.String | requestUri | the route url to post to |
| TRequest | request | the request dto |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<System.ValueTuple<System.Nullable<HttpResponseMessage>, TResponse>> |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TRequest | type of the requet dto |
| TResponse | type of the response dto |
GETAsync<TEndpoint, TRequest, TResponse>(HttpClient, TRequest)
make a GET request to an endpoint using auto route discovery using a request dto and get back a response dto.
Declaration
public static Task<(HttpResponseMessage? response, TResponse result)> GETAsync<TEndpoint, TRequest, TResponse>(this HttpClient client, TRequest request)
where TEndpoint : BaseEndpoint, new()
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpClient | client | |
| TRequest | request | the request dto |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<System.ValueTuple<System.Nullable<HttpResponseMessage>, TResponse>> |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TEndpoint | the type of the endpoint |
| TRequest | the type of the request dto |
| TResponse | the type of the response dto |
POSTAsync<TEndpoint, TResponse>(HttpClient)
make a POST request to an endpoint using auto route discovery without a request dto and get back a typed response dto.
Declaration
public static Task<(HttpResponseMessage? response, TResponse result)> POSTAsync<TEndpoint, TResponse>(this HttpClient client)
where TEndpoint : BaseEndpoint, new()
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpClient | client |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<System.ValueTuple<System.Nullable<HttpResponseMessage>, TResponse>> |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TEndpoint | the type of the endpoint |
| TResponse | the type of the response dto |
POSTAsync<TEndpoint, TRequest>(HttpClient, TRequest)
make a POST request to an endpoint using auto route discovery using a request dto that does not send back a response dto.
Declaration
public static async Task<HttpResponseMessage?> POSTAsync<TEndpoint, TRequest>(this HttpClient client, TRequest request)
where TEndpoint : BaseEndpoint, new()
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpClient | client | |
| TRequest | request | the request dto |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<System.Nullable<HttpResponseMessage>> |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TEndpoint | the type of the endpoint |
| TRequest | the type of the request dto |
POSTAsync<TRequest, TResponse>(HttpClient, String, TRequest)
make a POST request using a request dto and get back a response dto.
Declaration
public static async Task<(HttpResponseMessage? response, TResponse result)> POSTAsync<TRequest, TResponse>(this HttpClient client, string requestUri, TRequest request)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpClient | client | |
| System.String | requestUri | the route url to post to |
| TRequest | request | the request dto |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<System.ValueTuple<System.Nullable<HttpResponseMessage>, TResponse>> |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TRequest | type of the requet dto |
| TResponse | type of the response dto |
POSTAsync<TEndpoint, TRequest, TResponse>(HttpClient, TRequest)
make a POST request to an endpoint using auto route discovery using a request dto and get back a response dto.
Declaration
public static Task<(HttpResponseMessage? response, TResponse result)> POSTAsync<TEndpoint, TRequest, TResponse>(this HttpClient client, TRequest request)
where TEndpoint : BaseEndpoint, new()
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpClient | client | |
| TRequest | request | the request dto |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<System.ValueTuple<System.Nullable<HttpResponseMessage>, TResponse>> |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TEndpoint | the type of the endpoint |
| TRequest | the type of the request dto |
| TResponse | the type of the response dto |
PUTAsync<TEndpoint, TResponse>(HttpClient)
make a PUT request to an endpoint using auto route discovery without a request dto and get back a typed response dto.
Declaration
public static Task<(HttpResponseMessage? response, TResponse result)> PUTAsync<TEndpoint, TResponse>(this HttpClient client)
where TEndpoint : BaseEndpoint, new()
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpClient | client |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<System.ValueTuple<System.Nullable<HttpResponseMessage>, TResponse>> |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TEndpoint | the type of the endpoint |
| TResponse | the type of the response dto |
PUTAsync<TEndpoint, TRequest>(HttpClient, TRequest)
make a PUT request to an endpoint using auto route discovery using a request dto that does not send back a response dto.
Declaration
public static async Task<HttpResponseMessage?> PUTAsync<TEndpoint, TRequest>(this HttpClient client, TRequest request)
where TEndpoint : BaseEndpoint, new()
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpClient | client | |
| TRequest | request | the request dto |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<System.Nullable<HttpResponseMessage>> |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TEndpoint | the type of the endpoint |
| TRequest | the type of the request dto |
PUTAsync<TRequest, TResponse>(HttpClient, String, TRequest)
make a PUT request using a request dto and get back a response dto.
Declaration
public static async Task<(HttpResponseMessage? response, TResponse result)> PUTAsync<TRequest, TResponse>(this HttpClient client, string requestUri, TRequest request)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpClient | client | |
| System.String | requestUri | the route url to post to |
| TRequest | request | the request dto |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<System.ValueTuple<System.Nullable<HttpResponseMessage>, TResponse>> |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TRequest | type of the requet dto |
| TResponse | type of the response dto |
PUTAsync<TEndpoint, TRequest, TResponse>(HttpClient, TRequest)
make a PUT request to an endpoint using auto route discovery using a request dto and get back a response dto.
Declaration
public static Task<(HttpResponseMessage? response, TResponse result)> PUTAsync<TEndpoint, TRequest, TResponse>(this HttpClient client, TRequest request)
where TEndpoint : BaseEndpoint, new()
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| HttpClient | client | |
| TRequest | request | the request dto |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Task<System.ValueTuple<System.Nullable<HttpResponseMessage>, TResponse>> |
Type Parameters
| Name | Description |
|---|---|
| TEndpoint | the type of the endpoint |
| TRequest | the type of the request dto |
| TResponse | the type of the response dto |


Coming from a business background and having done consulting work for a few tech companies, I've realized the importance of advancing technical knowledge. Not just my own, but the technical knowledge of others to truly make this world more innovative.
We are all in this together. Regardless of race, gender, or religion, we are all inhabitants of the same space in this tiny corner of the universe. Our only defining traits should be how we share ourselves with the world. Make yourself better, so you can make the world better.


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The Alcatraz Federal Penitentiary or United States Penitentiary, Alcatraz Island (often just referred to as Alcatraz) was a maximum high-security federal prison on Alcatraz Island, 1.25 miles (2.01 km) off the coast of San Francisco, California, USA, which operated from 1934 to 1963.
The 360 video below shows a walkthrough of the prison:
The main prison building was built in 1910–12 during its time as a United States Army military prison; Alcatraz had been the site of a citadel since the 1860s. The United States Disciplinary Barracks, Pacific Branch on Alcatraz was acquired by the United States Department of Justice on October 12, 1933, and the island became a prison of the Federal Bureau of Prisons in August 1934 after the buildings were modernized to meet the requirements of a top-notch security prison. Given this high security and the location of Alcatraz in the cold waters and strong currents of San Francisco Bay, the prison operators believed Alcatraz to be escape-proof and America's strongest prison.
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Weight Loss: How To Make Baked Stuffed Tomatoes For A Healthy Snack
Highlights
- Tomato is a fruit that is abound with many antioxidants and minerals
- Tomatoes are incredibly versatile and are used in a variety of dishes
- This stuffed baked tomato with gravy recipe is ideal for parties
Let's admit. A dash of tomatoes can spruce up just about any preparation that we can think of. Each time there's a surge in the prices of tomato, it becomes a hot topic of discussion across the country, ever wondered why? Because tomatoes are an intrinsic part of our daily lives. Beyond kitchen, tomatoes are used in a bevy of home remedies and beauty rituals. In kitchen, they are used in salads, gravies, appetizers, chutneys, soups, smoothies and what not! Considered as a vegetable by many, tomato is actually a fruit that is abound with many antioxidants and minerals like vitamin C, K, lycopene, potassium and folate.
(Also Read: Tomatoes For Weight Loss: 5 Reasons Why You Must Include Tomatoes In Your Weight Loss Plan)
As we mentioned before, tomatoes are incredibly versatile and can be used to make a variety of dishes. But before you start chopping them for your regular curries, how about you use them whole for making an exciting stuffed snack? This stuffed baked tomato with gravy recipe is ideal for parties, picnics and potlucks. For making this yummy snack you would need four medium-sized tomatoes. For the filling you would require onions and boiled potatoes and green chilli. The tomatoes and baked and decorated with coriander leaves. The spicy snack can also be clubbed with a soothing, creamy gravy. This snack is sure to be a hit among all age groups, alike. The delish snack needs only a couple of minutes to prepare, so don your aprons and surprise your family.
This dish is ideal for those wanting to lose weight as this dish is baked, and not fried. It is also low in carbohydrates and calories. Even for coating, little mustard oil is used, which is healthier than many other cooking oils. It can make for a healthy snack for dieters and health-conscious guests.
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The Zend\FileInput class is a special Input type for uploaded files found in the $_FILES array.
While FileInput uses the same interface as Input, it differs in a few ways:
The biggest thing to be concerned about is that if you are using a <input type="file"> element in your form, you will need to use the FileInput instead of Input or else you will encounter issues.
Usage of FileInput is essentially the same as Input:
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 | use Zend\Http\PhpEnvironment\Request;
use Zend\Filter;
use Zend\InputFilter\InputFilter;
use Zend\InputFilter\Input;
use Zend\InputFilter\FileInput;
use Zend\Validator;
// Description text input
$description = new Input('description'); // Standard Input type
$description->getFilterChain() // Filters are run first w/ Input
->attach(new Filter\StringTrim());
$description->getValidatorChain() // Validators are run second w/ Input
->attach(new Validator\StringLength(array('max' => 140)));
// File upload input
$file = new FileInput('file'); // Special File Input type
$file->getValidatorChain() // Validators are run first w/ FileInput
->attach(new Validator\File\UploadFile());
$file->getFilterChain() // Filters are run second w/ FileInput
->attach(new Filter\File\RenameUpload(array(
'target' => './data/tmpuploads/file',
'randomize' => true,
)));
// Merge $_POST and $_FILES data together
$request = new Request();
$postData = array_merge_recursive($request->getPost(), $request->getFiles());
$inputFilter = new InputFilter();
$inputFilter->add($description)
->add($file)
->setData($postData);
if ($inputFilter->isValid()) { // FileInput validators are run, but not the filters...
echo "The form is valid\n";
$data = $inputFilter->getValues(); // This is when the FileInput filters are run.
} else {
echo "The form is not valid\n";
foreach ($inputFilter->getInvalidInput() as $error) {
print_r ($error->getMessages());
}
}
|
The source code of this file is hosted on GitHub. Everyone can update and fix errors in this document with few clicks - no downloads needed.


Encouraging normal liver cells to fight cancer
| Source: | VIB (the Flanders Institute for Biotechnology) |
| Summary: | A study discovered that healthy liver tissue surrounding a tumor activates a defense mechanism that restrains tumor growth. Remarkably, the researchers found that hyperactivation of this mechanism above levels normally present in the liver, triggered the elimination of different types of liver tumors in mice. This discovery identifies a novel strategy to fight against liver cancer and could inspire new therapeutic approaches that mobilize normal cells to kill cancer cells. |
A study conducted at the VIB-KU Leuven Center for Cancer Biology discovered that healthy liver tissue surrounding a tumor activates a defence mechanism that restrains tumor growth. Remarkably, the researchers found that hyperactivation of this mechanism above levels normally present in the liver, triggered the elimination of different types of liver tumors in mice. This discovery identifies a novel strategy to fight against liver cancer and could inspire new therapeutic approaches that mobilize normal cells to kill cancer cells. The results of the study are published in Science.
Fighting tumors
Current chemotherapies aim at killing rapidly proliferating cancer cells. However, such therapies are often only temporarily effective because cancer cells quickly evolve drug resistance. Nowadays, other approaches such as immune therapy do not target tumor cells themselves but activate the natural defense function of the immune system.
The study, led by Prof. Georg Halder (VIB-KU Leuven Center for Cancer Biology), showed that not only the immune system but also non-cancerous liver cells around liver tumors have the capacity to kill nearby tumor cells. When they experimentally activated this novel mechanism in mice with liver tumors, these mice survived significantly longer and had a drastically reduced tumor burden.
Prof. Halder says: "While the study shows that this anti-tumor mechanism exists, how exactly activated liver cells cause the elimination of cancer cells is not known, but it is obviously a highly significant question that we are currently investigating."
Unexpected genes
By studying tumor tissues from cancer patients and mouse models for liver cancer, the scientists found that the genes YAP and TAZ were activated around tumors in the liver and that this was the driving force of the anti-tumor mechanism.
This observation was surprising because YAP and TAZ are usually highly expressed in different human cancers where they drive tumor cell proliferation and survival. "The identification of anti-tumor functions in genes traditionally considered as tumor promoting genes completely changes how we think about cancer genes and their function in normal tissues," says Iván Moya, first author of the paper.
Towards new therapies
While this study showed that this anti-tumor mechanism can kill tumors and metastases in the liver, it is not yet known whether similar mechanisms can be activated in other organs. "Given the striking anti?tumor effect of YAP?activated liver cells on liver tumors, our discovery has the potential to provide ground-breaking insights into a novel strategy to fight," says Stephanie Castaldo, co-first-author.
However, while this remarkable finding identifies a completely new strategy to fight cancer in mice, this study is the first molecular characterization of this novel anti-tumor mechanism which means that more research is needed to investigate how these findings can be applied to benefit cancer patients. "Indeed, the next step is to test to what degree this mechanism also affects human cancer cells," says Laura Van den Mooter, also co-first-author.
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Note: Content may be edited for style and length.
Journal Reference:
- M. Moya et al. Peritumoral activation of the Hippo pathway effectors Yap and Taz suppresses liver cancer in mice. Science, 2019 DOI: 10.1126/science.aaw9886
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| MLA | VIB (the Flanders Institute for Biotechnology). "Encouraging normal liver cells to fight cancer." ScienceDaily. ScienceDaily, 25 November 2019. <www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/11/191125120954.htm>. |
| APA | VIB (the Flanders Institute for Biotechnology). (2019, November 25). Encouraging normal liver cells to fight cancer. ScienceDaily. Retrieved November 25, 2019 from www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/11/191125120954.htm |
| Chicago | VIB (the Flanders Institute for Biotechnology). "Encouraging normal liver cells to fight cancer." ScienceDaily. www.sciencedaily.com/releases/2019/11/191125120954.htm (accessed November 25, 2019). |


“What have you done?” cried Vusi.
“That egg was for a cake. The cake
was for my sister’s wedding. What
will my sister say if there is no
wedding cake?”
“What have you done?” cried Vusi.
“That egg was for a cake. The cake
was for my sister’s wedding. What
will my sister say if there is no
wedding cake?”
The boys were sorry for teasing
Vusi.
“We can’t help with the cake, but
here is a walking stick for your
sister,” said one.
Vusi continued on his journey.
The boys were sorry for teasing
Vusi.
“We can’t help with the cake, but
here is a walking stick for your
sister,” said one.
Vusi continued on his journey.
Along the way he met two men
building a house. “Can we use that
strong stick?” asked one.
But the stick was not strong enough
for building, and it broke.
Along the way he met two men
building a house. “Can we use that
strong stick?” asked one.
But the stick was not strong enough
for building, and it broke.
“What have you done?” cried Vusi.
“That stick was a gift for my sister.
The fruit pickers gave me the stick
because they broke the egg for the
cake. The cake was for my sister’s
wedding. Now there is no egg, no
cake, and no gift. What will my
sister say?”
“What have you done?” cried Vusi.
“That stick was a gift for my sister.
The fruit pickers gave me the stick
because they broke the egg for the
cake. The cake was for my sister’s
wedding. Now there is no egg, no
cake, and no gift. What will my
sister say?”
The builders were sorry for breaking
the stick.
“We can’t help with the cake, but
here is some thatch for your sister,”
said one.
And so Vusi continued on his
journey.
The builders were sorry for breaking
the stick.
“We can’t help with the cake, but
here is some thatch for your sister,”
said one.
And so Vusi continued on his
journey.
Along the way, Vusi met a farmer
and a cow. “What delicious thatch,
can I have a nibble?” asked the cow.
But the thatch was so tasty that the
cow ate it all!
Along the way, Vusi met a farmer
and a cow. “What delicious thatch,
can I have a nibble?” asked the cow.
But the thatch was so tasty that the
cow ate it all!
“What have you done?” cried Vusi.
“That thatch was a gift for my
sister. The builders gave me the
thatch because they broke the stick
from the fruit pickers. The fruit
pickers gave me the stick because
they broke the egg for my sister’s
cake. The cake was for my sister’s
wedding. Now there is no egg, no
cake, and no gift. What will my
sister say?”
“What have you done?” cried Vusi.
“That thatch was a gift for my
sister. The builders gave me the
thatch because they broke the stick
from the fruit pickers. The fruit
pickers gave me the stick because
they broke the egg for my sister’s
cake. The cake was for my sister’s
wedding. Now there is no egg, no
cake, and no gift. What will my
sister say?”
But the cow ran back to the farmer
at supper time.
And Vusi got lost on his journey.
He arrived very late for his sister’s
wedding. The guests were already
eating.
But the cow ran back to the farmer
at supper time.
And Vusi got lost on his journey.
He arrived very late for his sister’s
wedding. The guests were already
eating.
“What shall I do?” cried Vusi.
“The cow that ran away was a gift,
in return for the thatch the builders
gave me. The builders gave me the
thatch because they broke the stick
from the fruit pickers. The fruit
pickers gave me the stick because
they broke the egg for the cake.
The cake was for the wedding. Now
there is no egg, no cake, and no
gift.”
“What shall I do?” cried Vusi.
“The cow that ran away was a gift,
in return for the thatch the builders
gave me. The builders gave me the
thatch because they broke the stick
from the fruit pickers. The fruit
pickers gave me the stick because
they broke the egg for the cake.
The cake was for the wedding. Now
there is no egg, no cake, and no
gift.”
Vusi’s sister thought for a while,
then she said,
“Vusi my brother, I don’t really care
about gifts. I don’t even care about
the cake! We are all here together, I
am happy. Now put on your smart
clothes and let’s celebrate this
day!”
And so that’s what Vusi did.
Vusi’s sister thought for a while,
then she said,
“Vusi my brother, I don’t really care
about gifts. I don’t even care about
the cake! We are all here together, I
am happy. Now put on your smart
clothes and let’s celebrate this
day!”
And so that’s what Vusi did.


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Here is an example of the way in which invoking Sumai can liven up the most tedious of evenings.
A country road. A tree. Evening.
Estragon, sitting on a low mound, is trying to take off his boot. He pulls at it with both hands, panting. He gives up, exhausted, rests, tries again.
As before.
Enter Vladimir.
ESTRAGON: (giving up again) Nothing to be done.
VLADIMIR: (advancing with short, stiff strides, legs wide apart) I'm beginning to come round to that opinion. All my life I've tried to put it from me, saying Vladimir, be reasonable, you haven't yet tried everything.
ESTRAGON : (interrupting) I invoke Sumai!
Enter a big band orchestra, crooners, chorus girls, dancers, acrobats, jugglers, clowns, etc, who proceed to put on some tiptop variety entertainment for the next two hours.
Curtain


Tone is the base class of all other classes. It provides a lot of methods and functionality to all classes that extend it.
the number of input nodes
the number of output nodes
The audio context.
The gain node which connects this node to the desired channel. Can be used to adjust the levels of the send.
Send this signal to the channel name.
source.send("reverb", -12);
this
Recieve the input from the desired channelName to the input
reverbEffect.receive("reverb");
this
Connect 'this' to the master output. Shorthand for this.connect(Tone.Master)
//connect an oscillator to the master output
var osc = new Tone.Oscillator().toMaster();
this
Set the parameters at once. Either pass in an object mapping parameters to values, or to set a single parameter, by passing in a string and value. The last argument is an optional ramp time which will ramp any signal values to their destination value over the duration of the rampTime.
//set values using an object
filter.set({
"frequency" : 300,
"type" : highpass
});
filter.set("type", "highpass");
//ramp to the value 220 over 3 seconds.
oscillator.set({
"frequency" : 220
}, 3);
Get the object's attributes. Given no arguments get will return all available object properties and their corresponding values. Pass in a single attribute to retrieve or an array of attributes. The attribute strings can also include a "." to access deeper properties.
osc.get();
//returns {"type" : "sine", "frequency" : 440, ...etc}
osc.get("type");
//returns { "type" : "sine"}
//use dot notation to access deep properties
synth.get(["envelope.attack", "envelope.release"]);
//returns {"envelope" : {"attack" : 0.2, "release" : 0.4}}
returns the name of the class as a string
this
disconnect and dispose
this
makes a connection to ensure that the node will not be garbage collected until 'dispose' is explicitly called
use carefully. circumvents JS and WebAudio's normal Garbage Collection behavior
this
connect the output of a ToneNode to an AudioParam, AudioNode, or ToneNode
this
disconnect the output
this
connect together all of the arguments in series
this
Connect the output of this node to the rest of the nodes in series.
//connect a node to an effect, panVol and then to the master output
node.chain(effect, panVol, Tone.Master);
this
connect the output of this node to the rest of the nodes in parallel.
If the given
parameter is undefined, use the fallback
.
If both given
and fallback
are object literals, it will
return a deep copy which includes all of the parameters from both
objects. If a parameter is undefined in given, it will return
the fallback property.
WARNING: if object is self referential, it will go into an an
infinite recursive loop.
the options object with the names mapped to the arguments
returns the args as an options object with given arguments mapped to the names provided.
if the args given is an array containing only one object, it is assumed that that's already the options object and will just return it.
true if the arg is undefined
test if the arg is undefined
true if the arg is a function
test if the arg is a function
true if the arg is a number
Test if the argument is a number.
true if the arg is an object literal.
Test if the given argument is an object literal (i.e. {}
);
true if the arg is a boolean
Test if the argument is a boolean.
true if the arg is an array
Test if the argument is an Array
true if the arg is a string
Test if the argument is a string.
An empty function.
output gain (0-1)
Equal power gain scale. Good for cross-fading.
the frequency ratio
Convert an interval (in semitones) to a frequency ratio.
tone.intervalToFrequencyRatio(0); // 1
tone.intervalToFrequencyRatio(12); // 2
tone.intervalToFrequencyRatio(-12); // 0.5
the currentTime from the AudioContext
Return the current time of the AudioContext clock.
have a child inherit all of Tone's (or a parent's) prototype to inherit the parent's properties, make sure to call Parent.call(this) in the child's constructor
based on closure library's inherit function
Tone automatically creates a context on init, but if you are working with other libraries which also create an AudioContext, it can be useful to set your own. If you are going to set your own context, be sure to do it at the start of your code, before creating any objects.
Convert Time into seconds.
Unlike the method which it overrides, this takes into account transporttime and musical notation.
Time : 1.40 Notation: 4n|1m|2t Now Relative: +3n Math: 3n+16n or even complicated expressions ((3n*2)/6 + 1)


We can limit the panning/zoom of the map into a region defined on the maxbounds coordinates, forcing the map to stay on the specified portion of map and not allowing going out of there.
You can see a standalone example of this code here.


The Value of Values
How Affirming the Things You Find Important Helps You Battle Stereotype Threat
March 19, 2015
In last week's cultural blog I spoke about stereotypes and how they can be self fulfilling. You can see my thoughts on Stereotype Threat here. As a refresher, stereotype threat is a situation where the fear of confirming a stereotype about a group we identify with causes us to act in a way we normally wouldn't, sometimes in a way that confirms the stereotype.
One way that researchers have found to battle stereotype threat is through self affirmation. If we just think about ourselves and the values that we hold up as important we stop thinking of ourselves in terms of the stereotypes that people may or may not have about us.
One thing I hold up above all others is activism. It is extremely important to me. I would rather be around people that are passionate enough about something enough to fight for it than be around people that agree with me on topic I am passionate about. This to me is the ultimate test of your strength as a person. I have marched, protested, picketed etc. and have met some of the most important people in my life doing this. It is not something I generally give advice on, mostly because I am not the type of person that values another's experience. That came off a bit more negatively than it was meant. I just mean that I find that I need to make the mistakes before I can learn from them, so giving someone else advice would be hypocritical. That being said, I am always down for a lovely debate on the subject. I love talking about things that are important to me and hopefully affect people in ways that make them act on things they are passionate about.
I guess by acting out on my activist ways I am acting out one of my stereotypes. That of the North-Eastern, over-sensitive, politically correct, liberal. But in the words of comedian Hari Kondabolu "Telling me that I'm obsessed with talking about racism in America is like telling me I'm obsessed with swimming when I'm drowning." I think if we are passionate about things and act out on those passions then stereotype threat isn't any threat at all. I guess I'm just lucky that the things I'm passionate about are things like race, colonialism, and cultural appropriations. This keeps things like stereotypes and other forms of subtle racism at the forefront of my mind. Also on the flip side I hope that if I trip up say something offensive without meaning to I am called out on it.


Bug summary:
Using an apostrophe in the name of an a newly added account crashes the app
Observed Behavior (a description of what happened with the app):
When I attempt to name a new account with a name that contains an apostrophe, the app crashes.
Expected Behavior (a description of what you expected to happen):
I expect the account to be created with a name that contains an apostrophe.
Steps to Reproduce (the steps to reproduce the problem):
1. Click the "Create Accounts" button in the popup
2. Click the + button at the top right corner of the app
3. Type an apostrophe into the account name field and click the "Save" button
Additional information:
Attachments:


Classes
CompositeJcrAction
JcrActionFactory
JcrActionFactory.AddDirectory
JcrActionFactory.AddFile
JcrActionFactory.CopyDirectory
JcrActionFactory.CopyFile
JcrActionFactory.DeleteDirectory
JcrActionFactory.DeleteFile
JcrActionFactory.MoveDirectory
JcrActionFactory.MoveFile
JcrActionFactory.PackagePathComparator
JcrActionFactory.RepositoryContext
JcrActionFactory.UpdateFile |


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PBPopupContentView
@objc
public class PBPopupContentView : UIView
The view where is embedded the popupContentViewController’s view for presentation. This view has a optional close button and a visual effect view with an optional effect.
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The popup close button. (read-only).
The popup content view controller can place the popup close button within its own view hierarchy, instead of the system-defined placement.
Declaration
Swift
@objc public internal(set) var popupCloseButton: PBPopupCloseButton! { get }
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The visual effect view behind the popup content view (read-only, but its effect can be set to nil).
Declaration
Swift
@objc public internal(set) var popupEffectView: UIVisualEffectView! { get }
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The popup content view presentation style.
Default presentation style: deck, was fullScreen for iOS 9 and above, otherwise deck.
Declaration
Swift
@objc public var popupPresentationStyle: PBPopupPresentationStyle
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The popup content view presentation duration when presenting from closed to open state.
Declaration
Swift
@objc public var popupPresentationDuration: TimeInterval
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The popup content view dismissal duration when dismissing from open to closed state.
Declaration
Swift
@objc public var popupDismissalDuration: TimeInterval
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The threshold value used to open or close the popup content view when dragging.
Declaration
Swift
@objc public var popupCompletionThreshold: CGFloat
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The flick magnitude value used to open or close the popup content view when dragging.
Declaration
Swift
@objc public var popupCompletionFlickMagnitude: CGFloat
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The popup content view size when popupPresentationStyle is set to custom.
Declaration
Swift
@objc public var popupContentSize: CGSize { get set }
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If
true
, the popup content view can be dismissed when user interact outside the bounds.Declaration
Swift
@objc public var popupCanDismissOnPassthroughViews: Bool
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If
true
, tells the popup content view presentation to ignore the form sheet presentation by default.Declaration
Swift
@objc public var popupIgnoreDropShadowView: Bool
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The view containing the top subviews (i.e. labels, image view, etc…) of the popup content view controller (optional but needed if bottom module is used). Used to animate the popup presentation. This view will be used for correctly positioning the bottom module during presentation animation.
Declaration
Swift
@objc public var popupTopModule: UIView?
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The image view’s container view of the popup content view controller (optional). Useful for shadows. Used to animate the popup presentation.
Declaration
Swift
@objc public var popupImageModule: UIView?
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The image view of the popup content view controller (optional). Used to animate the popup presentation.
Declaration
Swift
@objc public var popupImageView: UIImageView?
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The view containing the controls subviews (i.e. playback buttons, volume slider, progress view, etc…) of the popup content view controller (optional). Used to animate the popup presentation. This view will be animated so as to be positioned under the image that grows.
Declaration
Swift
@available(*, deprecated, message: "Use popupBottomModule and popupTopModule instead") @objc public var popupControlsModule: UIView?
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The view containing the controls subviews (i.e. playback buttons, volume slider, progress view, etc…) of the popup content view controller (optional). Used to animate the popup presentation. This view will be animated so as to be positioned under the image that grows.
Declaration
Swift
@objc public var popupBottomModule: UIView?
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Required if popupControlsModule is provided. This is the top constraint against the popupImageModule view.
Declaration
Swift
@available(*, deprecated, message: "Use popupBottomModuleTopConstraint instead") @objc public var popupControlsModuleTopConstraint: NSLayoutConstraint?
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Required if popupBottomModule is provided. This is the top constraint against the popupTopModule view.
Declaration
Swift
@objc public var popupBottomModuleTopConstraint: NSLayoutConstraint?
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The popup close button style.
See also
PBPopupCloseButtonStyle
.Declaration
Swift
@objc public var popupCloseButtonStyle: PBPopupCloseButtonStyle { get set }
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If
true
, move close button under navigation barsDeclaration
Swift
@objc public var popupCloseButtonAutomaticallyUnobstructsTopBars: Bool
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The view to which the popup interaction gesture recognizer should be added to. The default implementation returns the popup content view.
Declaration
Swift
@objc public var popupContentDraggingView: UIView!


{% extends "layout.html" %} {% set mainClasses = "govuk-main-wrapper--l" %} {% block pageTitle %} This link has expired – Search for a bankrupt and disqualified officer {% endblock %} {% block content %}
The database is updated daily, so each link only lasts 24 hours.
To find the person you are looking for, you'll need to search again.


The Wedding
Party |
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Tony Hren (Becky's Best Person)
Tony is the quintessential Big Brother. He taught Becky many things--some
good, some not so good. For more information about Tony
see the Hren Family Bio
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Suzi Ohlsen (Mike's Best Person)
For years Suzi was Mike's annoying little sister but she has grown
to be one of Mike's best friends. Therefore, Suzi will stand by
Mikes's sided on October 18. The Ohlsen Family
Bio gives more information about Suzi.
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| Seth Voit Mike met
Seth on the very first night of college at Ohio Northern University
when Seth came stumbling into his room after a night on the town.
Let's just say things have not changed much over the years! As the
years went on at Ohio Northern Mike and Seth became close friends
as they were in the fraternity (Delta Sigma Phi) together and they
had the exact same major / minor. They were nearly in every class
together, were lab partners in nearly every lab, and shared an office
their final year. Without each other, many people think that neither
Mike or Seth would have graduated from school. Seth currently works
for American Electric Power in Columbus. However, he will be leaving
AEP this fall to attend the University of Dayton Law School. Mike
is going to be waiting for Seth to give him a late night call when
he needs a study break. At the end of June, Seth was married to
a great Philly girl, Heather! |
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Kelly Hren
To Becky, Kelly is more of a sister than a sister-in-law. To learn
more about Kelly see the Hren Family Bio |
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| Jarrod Holtzapple Jarrod
is another college friend that goes back a long ways. He is another
fraternity brother, that has done a lot to support Mike over the
years. Although Jarrod has a bad wrap for being a "Tree-Hugger,"
Mike has a little of that in him too. Jarrod is currently a Civil
Engineer for CTL Engineering in Columbus, OH. He has more hobbies
than anyone can imagine, here is an abbreviated list: candle making,
poetry, playing in his band, kayaking, mountain biking, cross country
skiing, snow boarding, wood working, and his latest obsession photography.
His life long dream is to retire early and support himself off one
of his hobbies. His photography skills may be leading him in the
right direction, Becky and Mike's engagement pictures found on this
web site were taken by Jarrod. Even with all these hobbies, Jarrod
still manages to find time to be with his girlfriend, Joan. |
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| Sarah Engelman Sarah
has been one of Becky's closest friends for the last five years.
Becky and Sarah met at Ohio Northern University when they both rushed
and pledged the same sorority, Delta Zeta. Their friendship did
not blossom right away; it was not until their sophomore that they
found out they had so very much in common, including their major,
pharmacy. After that they were roommates for the next three years
of pharmacy school and had a blast in every place they lived. Sarah
graduated from pharmacy school this past year with Becky, making
her a doctor too! She currently works for Kroger pharmacy in Columbus
Ohio as a floating pharmacist. In Sarah's spare time she enjoys
shopping, running and spending time with her boyfriend of many years,
Jeff! |
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Kent Lee
Kent has been a childhood friend of Mike's since they met back
in junior high. All through high school, Kent and Mike worked together
on all kinds of nerdy stuff. In fact, many of Mike's technology
skills were taught to him by Kent (including web pages!) All though
college, Mike and Kent kept in contact, sharing their new found
engineering knowledge quite frequently. Kent graduated from Case
Western Reserve University in 2001 with a Bachelors degree in Biomedical
Engineering and a Master's degree in Electrical engineering. He
now lives in Minneapolis, Minnesota and works for the Guidant Corporation
bringing you the latest in heart monitoring and sleep apnea technologies.
In his spare time, Kent enjoys traveling the world with a discount
budget to places like England, Taiwan, Mainland China, and Singapore.
Someday, Becky and Mike hope to travel with Kent around the world. |
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| Brooke Rasmussen Brooke,
like Sarah, has been one of Becky's closest friends for the last
five years. They too met at Ohio Northern University when they both
rushed and pledged the same sorority, Delta Zeta. Their friendship
really began to flourish during their sophomore year when they lived
across the hall from each other on "the floor." The floor
was just a floor in the dorms on which all the sophomore Delta Zetas
lived. After that they lived together in the DZ house and finally
during Brooke's senior year (Becky's P4 or fourth year) in the house
at 330 W. Buckeye. That year at 330 was AWESOME and is truly where
some of the best college memories were made daily! Brooke graduated
in 2001 from the Ohio Northern College of Business and less than
one year later got her nursing home administrator license. Brooke
currently works as the head administrator for a nursing home in
Findlay, Ohio. In Brooke's spare time she enjoys working out, cleaning
and spending time on the farm with her man, Travis.
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Michael Patacca (Jr. Groomsman)
Michael Patacca is Becky’s first, first cousin. He was born
on February 20, 1992, making Becky no longer the baby in the family.
He is going to be in the fifth grade at Our Lady of Mount Carmel
in Willowick, Ohio.  She and Becky share
the same birthday, but only 15 years apart! Olivia is nine years
old and is going into the fourth grade at Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
In Olivia’s spare time she is involved in numerous activities
including softball and, her favorite, ice skating. However, we truly
all know that Olivia’s favorite past time is fashion. This
hobby was highly encouraged by Becky when Olivia was at a very young
age and is still nurtured today. |
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-18 06:53 AM
I have a flaw in my solo pool that it doesn't drop the share diff minimum
grewalsatinder26-Sep-18 06:53 AM
okay
0x0326-Sep-18 06:53 AM
what pool software are you mining against
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-18 06:54 AM
since I normally come in under what it will be or I mine a coin like KMD (that has minimal fluctuation) I never got assed to find the issue
what pool software are you mining against
a massively modified version of aayanl's solo pool
0x0326-Sep-18 06:55 AM
ah, while we're at NH again: wtf, i can raise order prices arbitrarily, but lower them only in 0.01btc steps, every 500s?
scam much?!
it's not like they'd be going a bit of a way to get more money out of their customers, i gotta say
Iwither26-Sep-18 06:56 AM
Hello, anyone else mining on pirate.komodostats and does not receive the payouts?
bet with a bunch of reading you'll get the MF to run
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 'eh, i got a red flag, so the ones with the blue flags suck'?! sorry no coffee yet
1
FishyGuts26-Sep-18 07:02 AM
I got a BarterDEX node to run on Linux a few months back. That was an accomplishment for me.
I think I could get a solo pool going just need a couple hours to set aside for it.
0x0326-Sep-18 07:02 AM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 too lazy to come up with a meme to answer now.
1
FishyGuts26-Sep-18 07:02 AM
Probably still searching.
0x0326-Sep-18 07:03 AM
for caffeine? yes
FishyGuts26-Sep-18 07:03 AM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 are you computer genie?

Could a BTC relay be setup somehow for ARR (I’m officially calling it ARR)
0x0326-Sep-18 07:04 AM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 you didnt mention that on the last round of connecting @ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 to @computergenie
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-18 07:05 AM
ARR ... Arbitrary Retirement Revenue?
FishyGuts26-Sep-18 07:06 AM
As opposed to an exchange could we setup a BTC relay for people to get in/out of pirate? I mean who would want to get out but you get my point yeah? Since we can’t have an exchange.
Yet...
0x0326-Sep-18 07:06 AM
i have a feeling this might change in not too much amount of time
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-18 07:06 AM
#deleted-channel
FishyGuts26-Sep-18 07:06 AM
Hah
polycryptoblog26-Sep-18 07:06 AM
Not just that, it's a pure mined coin
FishyGuts26-Sep-18 07:07 AM
I will check out #deleted-channel
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-18 07:08 AM
I hate that luck is a part of mining
0x0326-Sep-18 07:08 AM
after all it's a lottery
but one where you can be kinda sure you're not being ripped off at least
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-18 07:09 AM
I actually found more blocks when the diff was 2.5x higher than I am now
0x0326-Sep-18 07:10 AM
what occurs to me, i wonder how much time was effectively burned 'since the first pool there ever was' by wondering wether or wether not its bad luck or a nonworking pool
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-18 07:10 AM
a feken ton
0x0326-Sep-18 07:11 AM
definitely. i contributed some hours o the 'grand total' as well
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-18 07:11 AM
1 pool op actually spent 2 days doing "math" to show that a specific version of S9 fw was "bad luck"
0x0326-Sep-18 07:12 AM
there we have it, another promising candidate for the definition of 'too much time'
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-18 07:12 AM
no, he's just an idiot with just enough education to think he's not an idiot(edited)
Acura26-Sep-18 07:14 AM
WTB 100K Pirates for 150DEX - pm me your offers(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴26-Sep-18 07:16 AM
I put it in #talk-trading , but I guess I should put it here too
WTB 25k PIRATE for 0.175 COQUI each
CHMEX26-Sep-18 07:17 AM
there was apparently at 100k PIRATE for 329 SUPERNET deal
pretty amazing deal
Acura26-Sep-18 07:19 AM
nice
polycryptoblog26-Sep-18 07:20 AM
@grewalsatinder is offering .03 kmd I believe as well
A NOMP based stratum for the Komodo platform. Contribute to blackjok3rtt/Knomp development by creating an account on GitHub.
its pie it really is so easy.... I did it while I was drunk.
polycryptoblog26-Sep-18 07:23 AM
On a blockchain where no one can see who has what and with a feeless exchange to alternate between it and kmd as well as it's coin supply similarity to KMD . Pirate seems to be destined to be eventually at parity . Just wishful thinking
blackjok3r26-Sep-18 07:25 AM
still has 110k but wont sell it
0x0326-Sep-18 07:25 AM
so there was a public working pool software?
just, nobody knew about it?
blackjok3r26-Sep-18 07:25 AM
thats solo only(edited)
he asked about solo pool no?
grewalsatinder26-Sep-18 07:26 AM
@blackjok3r yep, should keep your original mined coins
0x0326-Sep-18 07:26 AM
eh, fek it, cashed in bounty still
blackjok3r26-Sep-18 07:26 AM
I made enough money already, maybe this goes somwhere and I make lots who knows.
grewalsatinder26-Sep-18 07:26 AM
early mined*
1
0x0326-Sep-18 07:27 AM
only original coins will ever sell tho
blackjok3r26-Sep-18 07:28 AM
haha yeah I am keeping mine in T address I mined them to, until such time as I can spend them on something, cought dark net market
Deleted User26-Sep-18 07:28 AM
Im willing to be your personal darknetmarket
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grewalsatinder26-Sep-18 07:29 AM
I wonder what you will get from dark market?
I'm not thinking drugs...(edited)
0x0326-Sep-18 07:29 AM
ravioli
grewalsatinder26-Sep-18 07:29 AM
what is that?
0x0326-Sep-18 07:29 AM
tasty food
polycryptoblog26-Sep-18 07:29 AM
Pasta
0x0326-Sep-18 07:29 AM
yup
polycryptoblog26-Sep-18 07:29 AM
Meatstuffed
Or just stuffed really
0x0326-Sep-18 07:30 AM
yea, theres awesome vegetarian variants of ravioli too
Deleted User26-Sep-18 07:30 AM
Buying 300,000 pirate for 2900 Komodo. Yes I’m lowballing but if y’all wanna dump your early mined coins
Hit me up
my komodos are blessed
They will bring you much luck
0x0326-Sep-18 07:31 AM
original coins you say?
blackjok3r26-Sep-18 07:31 AM
I dont think any of us early miners have that many left LOL... the early prices were so high already we just kept selling LOL
Deleted User26-Sep-18 07:31 AM
I wish I didn’t complain about 0.0015
FishyGuts26-Sep-18 07:31 AM
I think pirate might need its own discord soon. So many messages.... so few channels.


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What is your favorite dinosaur?
Velociraptor
Iguanodon
T-Rex
What do you like to do?
Coding
Sleeping
Drums and Percussion
What is your favorite thing to eat?
Baozi
Chicken
Oatmeal Cream Pies
Bananas
What do you like to eat?
Baozi
Chicken
Oatmean Cream Pies
Bananas
Comments?
I like CS2830... but my instructor is kinda weird!


ConsoleDriver
public class ConsoleDriver
Base class for implementing text drivers.
Currently there is a Curses implementation, but an implementation that does not rely on Curses and that purely uses Terminfo would be desirable, as well as a Windows console one
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Undocumented
Declaration
Swift
public var clip: Rect
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Adds a rune at the current cursor position, not expected to work with graphemes, use when you know that the value being added will not compose
Declaration
Swift
public func addRune(_ rune: rune)
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Adds a specified character at the current cursor position
Declaration
Swift
public func addCharacter(_ char: Character)
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Adds the specified string at the current cursor position
Declaration
Swift
public func addStr(_ str: String)
Parameters
str
the string to add to print at the current position
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Moves the cursor to the screen to the specified column and row
Declaration
Swift
public func moveTo(col: Int, row: Int)
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Draws a frame on the specified region with the specified padding around the frame.
Declaration
Swift
public func drawFrame(_ region: Rect, padding: Int, fill: Bool)
Parameters
region
Region where the frame will be drawn.
padding
Padding to add on the sides
fill
If set to
true
it will clear the contents with the current color, otherwise the contents will be left untouched. -
Undocumented
See moreDeclaration
Swift
public enum ColorSupport
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Returns the available color options for the current driver
On some Unix terminals, there is only black and white available, others support 16 colors, others can support a larger range by setting the colors using an RGB set of properties.
Declaration
Swift
public func colorSupport() -> ColorSupport
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Sets the current attribute used to draw, any subsequence text output will use the specified attribute
Declaration
Swift
public func setAttribute(_ attr: Attribute)
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Should suspend execution of the application on Unix (implements Control-Z)
Declaration
Swift
@discardableResult public func suspend() -> Bool
Return Value
True if the application did suspend
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Redraws the physical screen with the contents that have been queued up via any of the printing commands.
Declaration
Swift
public func updateScreen()
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Updates the screen to reflect all the changes that have been done to the display buffer
Declaration
Swift
public func refresh()
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Updates the location of the cursor position
Declaration
Swift
public func updateCursor()
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Ends the execution of the console driver.
Declaration
Swift
public func end()


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Mesh module¶
This module contains the mesh class. This class is the triangular surface where the fractal tree is grown.
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class
Mesh.
Mesh
(filename)[source]¶ Class that contains the mesh where fractal tree is grown. It must be Wavefront .obj file. Be careful on how the normals are defined. It can change where an specified angle will go.
Parameters: filename (str) – the path and filename of the .obj file with the mesh. -
verts
¶ array
a numpy array that contains all the nodes of the mesh. verts[i,j], where i is the node index and j=[0,1,2] is the coordinate (x,y,z).
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connectivity
¶ array
a numpy array that contains all the connectivity of the triangles of the mesh. connectivity[i,j], where i is the triangle index and j=[0,1,2] is node index.
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normals
¶ array
a numpy array that contains all the normals of the triangles of the mesh. normals[i,j], where i is the triangle index and j=[0,1,2] is normal coordinate (x,y,z).
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node_to_tri
¶ dict
a dictionary that relates a node to the triangles that it is connected. It is the inverse relation of connectivity. The triangles are stored as a list for each node.
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tree
¶ scipy.spatial.cKDTree
a k-d tree to compute the distance from any point to the closest node in the mesh.
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loadOBJ
(filename)[source]¶ This function reads a .obj mesh file
Parameters: filename (str) – the path and filename of the .obj file. Returns: verts – a numpy array that contains all the nodes of the mesh. verts[i,j], where i is the node index and j=[0,1,2] is the coordinate (x,y,z). connectivity (array): a numpy array that contains all the connectivity of the triangles of the mesh. connectivity[i,j], where i is the triangle index and j=[0,1,2] is node index. Return type: array
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project_new_point
(point)[source]¶ This function projects any point to the surface defined by the mesh.
Parameters: point (array) – coordinates of the point to project. Returns: projected_point – the coordinates of the projected point that lies in the surface. intriangle (int): the index of the triangle where the projected point lies. If the point is outside surface, intriangle=-1. Return type: array
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Right after I graduated in college I will find a job that really fits my skills and abilities, and then I will save some money for my plan to have my own business. I will invest some of my money to make it grow faster.
Then my next step is to help my family. I will buy them a house for them to live in, a family car for our family bonding, and things that they needed. I will help my parents so they can just relax to their house and not getting tired from work anymore. I will give them the life that they deserve.
Then after I've done my duties for them, I will buy my own House, and a Bugatti.  I will help those people in need, not by giving them money but help them to be successful.
The last part is to build my own happy family. I will give my own family a great and happy life. I will give strength to our family so it won't broke and remain as one, I'll make sure that my family will become a family that is full of love.


I like to read. I am always reading books when I am not doing something. When people introduce books to me or I have to read books for school, the next day I am most likely done becuase I have nothing else to do.
 I like strategy games mainly or casual games. I also enjoy puzzles or games that are hard.
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client.model.map
Interfaces
ICatanMap
ICommunity
IEdgeValue
IHex
IPort
Classes
CatanMap
City
EdgeValue
Hex
LocationComparer
Port
Road
Settlement


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Class of 2016
Bachelor of Science in Computer Science
Minor: Mathematics (already completed)
GPA (last semester): 4.0
GPA within Computer Science: 3.77
Cumulative GPA: 3.56
May 2015 - Present
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May 2014 - August 2014
Maintained and built on web applications written in C#, ASP.Net, HTML, Javascript, and SQL. Day-to-day, I fixed bugs and added new features to a website that receives traffic from around 2 million people a year.
March 2014
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April 2013
Maintained and built on web applications written in C#, ASP.Net, HTML, Javascript, and SQL. Day-to-day, I fixed bugs and added new features to a website that receives traffic from around 2 million people a year.
March 2013
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Class of 2012
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Senior Year GPA: 4.4
ACT Score: 33
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Elements associated with ICMPv4 traceroute message (as opposed to ICMP error messages or ICMP informational messages); corresponds to ICMP type =30. (http://www.networksorcery.com/enp/protocol/icmp/msg30.htm).
| Field Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Outbound_Packet_Forward_Success0..1 | boolean |
One of two possible subtypes for an ICMP traceroute message. This subtype means that the outbound packet was successfully forwarded (code=0). |
| Outbound_Packet_no_Route0..1 | boolean |
One of two possible subtypes for an ICMP traceroute message. This one means that there is no route for the outbound packet and the packet was discarded (code=1). |
| Identifier0..1 | HexBinaryObjectPropertyType |
16 bits. The ID number as copied from the ICMP traceroute option of the packet which caused this traceroute message to be sent (not related to the ID number in the IP header). (http://www.networksorcery.com/enp/protocol/icmp/msg30.htm). |
| Outbound_Hop_Count0..1 | HexBinaryObjectPropertyType |
16 bits. Outbound hop count as copied from the IP traceroute option of the packet which caused this traceroute message to be sent (http://www.networksorcery.com/enp/protocol/icmp/msg30.htm). |
| Return_Hop_Count0..1 | HexBinaryObjectPropertyType |
16 bits. Return hop count as copied from the IP traceroute options of the packet which caused this traceroute message to be sent. (http://www.networksorcery.com/enp/protocol/icmp/msg30.htm). |
| Output_Link_Speed0..1 | HexBinaryObjectPropertyType |
32 bits. The speed in bytes per second of the link over which the Outbound/Return Packet will be sent. If this value cannot be determined, the field should be set to zero. (http://www.networksorcery.com/enp/protocol/icmp/msg30.htm). |
| Output_Link_MTU0..1 | HexBinaryObjectPropertyType |
32 bits. The MTU in bytes of the link over which the Outbound/Return Packet will be sent. MTU refers to the data portion (includes IP header; excludes datalink header/trailer) of the packet. If this value cannot be determined, this field should be set to zero. (http://www.networksorcery.com/enp/protocol/icmp/msg30.htm). |


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categories: ['Tech Tricks']
title: How to compile ipmitool for Windows 32-bit
---
Here is how to compile ipmitool for Windows. It requires a dependency on Cygwin, but you can copy the Cygwin DLLs and built binary into a separate directory for a standalone install on other systems.
I did the build on a Windows Server 2008 Standard Edition 32-bit with SP2 system. This creates a 32-bit version of the ipmitool.exe file which should work on both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows platforms.
All ***32-bit***
- https://cygwin.com/setup-x86.exe
- Cygwin packages
- gcc-core (inside Devel category)
- make (inside Devel category)
- openssl-devel
- A bunch more will get auto-required at the next prompt for "Resolving Dependencies"
- Download the source for ipmitool
- Extract the source tarball
- From your Cygwin Terminal go into the source directory
- ./configure --enable-intf-lanplus
- make
- The real exe binary is found in ipmitool-x.y.zz/src/.libs/ipmitool.exe
- You also need the supporting DLL files
- The one in ipmitool-x.y.zz/src/ipmitool.exe is only a wrapper script
- For a standalone copy you can pass around to systems without Cygwin installed copy all of the following (version numbers in the name may vary):
- ./src/.libs/ipmitool.exe
- C:\cygwin\bin\cygcrypto-1.0.0.dll
- C:\cygwin\bin\cygwin1.dll
- C:\cygwin\bin\cygz.dll
- C:\cygwin\bin\cyggcc_s-1.dll
- Test with ipmitool -I lanplus -H hostname -U username fru


| add_curve(curve &c) | grapher | [static] |
| add_point(point &p) | grapher | [static] |
| delete_curve(curve &c) | grapher | [static] |
| delete_point(point &p) | grapher | [static] |
| get_x_coord(GLint x) | grapher | [static] |
| get_y_coord(GLint y) | grapher | [static] |
| grapher(short int options=AXES_ON|GRID_ON|X_LIN|Y_LIN) | grapher | |
| initialize(int argc, char **argv, short int options=AXES_ON|GRID_ON|X_LIN|Y_LIN) | grapher | [static] |
| redraw() | grapher | [static] |
| run() | grapher | [static] |
| set_click_function(click_function c) | grapher | [static] |
| set_keyboard_function(keyboard_function k) | grapher | [static] |
| zoom(double scale) | grapher | [static] |


Sinclair Broadcast Group skips out on impeachment hearings
by Keith J. KellyRight-leaning TV network Sinclair Broadcast Group appears to have skipped Tuesday’s impeachment hearings in the House of Representatives.
Stephanie Ruhle of NBC was happy to jump into its abandoned seat. She posted a picture of her press pass on the vacant Sinclair seat on Twitter.
“Well–no risk of @WeAreSinclair popping up with comments,” she tweeted. “On this historic day, their decision not to come has resulted in me getting a seat.”
A Sinclair spokesman did not return a call seeking comment.