This document provides information to implementers who wish to run the XQuery Update Test Suite (XQUTS) on their implementation. It includes guidelines how test cases can be customized in order to run on an implementation, and describes the process of evaluating the results. The documentation of the XML Query Update Test Suite, which defines the structure of the test cases and the catalog, can be found in [1]. Guidelines for submitting results to the XML Query Working Group can be found in [3].
Implementers are expected to write their own test harness that implements the following tasks:
Ideally, the test harness produces an XML file containing all test results in the format shown below, that can be sent to the working group.
The test cases in this test suite are independent of each other, and so
can be executed in any order. As test case execution may modify source
documents, it is the responsibility of the test harness to return the source
documents to their original state before executing any subsequent test cases.
Test sources putOutput
and putOutput2
refer to
files that do not exist. A test harness should delete documents written to
these locations after each test case has been run.
Some features in the specification are optional or implementation-defined.
Where a test depends on an optional or implementation-defined feature then it is
placed in a test group whose group information includes a depends-on
element to document the dependency. The names of these features appear (with their meanings)
in the enumeration type feature-enum
in the schema for the test catalog.
For example, static-typing
labels tests that depend on the static typing
and revalidation:strict
depends on revalidation mode strict being supported.
If the feature
element specifies supported="true"
(the default)
then the tests in this group should be run only if the product supports the feature; if it specifies
supported="false"
then it should be run only if the product does not support the feature.
If more than one feature
element is present then the tests should be run only
if all the conditions are satisfied.
One of the purposes of this test suite is to collect data on how many products support optional features. Therefore, products should not attempt to run tests unless they implement the relevant feature.
In order to run the test suite on an XQuery implementation, implementers may customize the test suite and make a number of well-defined changes to the test cases. All changes made to the original test suite must be documented in free-text form as part of the result submission. Changes beyond the ones listed below must be highlighted.
XQuery supports a number of different ways to refer to source data as query context. Among these are the context item, external variables, the fn:doc() function, the fn:collection() function, implementation-defined functions, or parameter passing through host-language binding. Test cases that do not refer to any input document (i.e., the catalog does not contain any “input-file” for the “test-case”) do not need to be customized in this way. Sometimes the filename "emptydoc" is used to indicate this situation.
The following example is a customizable test case:
(: Name: id-insert-expr-06 :) (: Description: Evaluation of simple insert expression that uses "after" clause only for an attribute. :) (: insert-start :) declare variable $input-context external; (: insert-end :) let $var := $input-context/works[1]/employee[3] return do insert attribute type {"Part Time"} after $var
and the corresponding catalog entry:
<test-case name="id-insert-expr-06" FilePath= ... > <description>Evaluates a simple insert expression with "after" clause only. ... </description> <spec-citation spec="XQUPDATE" section-number="2.4.1" ... section-pointer="#id-insert"/> <state time="0"> <query name="id-insert-expr-06" date="2007-06-04"/> <input-file role="principal-data" variable="input-context">works-mod</input-file> </state> <state time="1"> <query name="id-insert-expr-06-test" date="2007-06-04"/> <input-file role="principal-data" variable="input-context">works-mod</input-file> <output-file role="principal" compare="Fragment">id-insert-expr-06.xml</output-file> </state> </test-case>
A test harness may use any of the following customizations of the query that is supplied. Note that option 3 and 5 are only applicable for test cases that use one source document.
Users of static typing may choose to transform the variable declarations between insert-start and insert-end comments by adding an "as document-node()" clause as illustrated below:
(: Name: id-insert-expr-06 :) (: Description: Evaluation of simple insert expression that uses "after" clause only for an attribute. :) (: insert-start :) declare variable $input-context as document-node() external; (: insert-end :) let $var := $input-context/works[1]/employee[3] return do insert attribute type {"Part Time"} after $var
(: Name: id-insert-expr-06 :) (: Description: Evaluation of simple insert expression that uses "after" clause only for an attribute. :) let $var := $input-context/works[1]/employee[3] return do insert attribute type {"Part Time"} after $var
(: Name: id-insert-expr-06 :) (: Description: Evaluation of simple insert expression that uses "after" clause only for an attribute. :) let $var := ./works[1]/employee[3] return do insert attribute type {"Part Time"} after $var
(: Name: id-insert-expr-06 :) (: Description: Evaluation of simple insert expression that uses "after" clause only for an attribute. :) let $var := fn:doc("works-mod.xml")/works[1]/employee[3] return do insert attribute type {"Part Time"} after $var>
(: Name: id-insert-expr-06 :) (: Description: Evaluation of simple insert expression that uses "after" clause only for an attribute. :) let $var := fn:collection()/works[1]/employee[3] return do insert attribute type {"Part Time"} after $var
(: Name: id-insert-expr-06 :) (: Description: Evaluation of simple insert expression that uses "after" clause only for an attribute. :) let $var := fn:collection("file:collection1")/works[1]/employee[3] return do insert attribute type {"Part Time"} after $var
(: Name: id-insert-expr-06 :) (: Description: Evaluation of simple insert expression that uses "after" clause only for an attribute. :) let $var := impl-fn:impl-udf("works-mod.xml")/works[1]/employee[3] return do insert attribute type {"Part Time"} after $var
A test case may define one or more states (using a <test-case> element and <state> elements). A <state> element may define:
A test case is successful if each of its states is successful. Each state falls into one of these categories:
A source document may be updated in one state and queried in a subsequent state. Implementations may a) use the XDM instance that is produced by the updating state in the subsequent state, or b) serialize the updated document at the end of the updating state and then parse and validate the document in the subsequent state. Most test cases will execute successfully with either of these two approaches. A small number of test cases, found in the RemoveType and StrictRevalidation groups, will execute successfully only with the first approach.
Test cases can be embedded in a host language, for example using the xmlquery function in SQL. This may require escaping certain characters like quotes.
select xmlquery('let $var := $input-context/works[1]/employee[3] return do insert attribute type {"Part Time"} after $var' passing xmlcol as "input-context") from works-mod
The test cases and their associated results have been written with an expectation that the default value for the Boundary-space policy is strip. If necessary, a test harness may transform their queries by adding "declare boundary-space strip;" for those queries that do not already contain a Boundary-space Declaration.
Customizing XQueryX tests must follow the same rules provided above. However, the XQueryX test cases do not include the insert-start/insert-end comments surrounding external variable declaration and schema import. Therefore, a test harness must find the items to be customized in the XQueryX document using the information found in the catalog. The external variable declaration and variable references in the XQueryX document typically looks as follows:
<xqx:varDecl> <xqx:varName>input-context</xqx:varName> <xqx:external/> </xqx:varDecl> <xqx:varRef> <xqx:name>input-context</xqx:name> </xqx:varRef>
In order to check correctness of running a test case state, the result of the implementation must be compared to the result provided in the test suite. The implementation's result of the test case state must be serialized and compared to the expected file(s) provided in the test suite. Serialization should be performed as described in XSLT 2.0 and XQuery 1.0 Serialization [4] with method="xml". The catalog defines for each test case, which of the following five comparators has to be applied:
It is possible that a test case state provides multiple expected results. In this case, successfully comparing the actual result to one of the provided expected results is a "pass".
Many tests involve operations on floats/doubles and converting those results to strings. Even as one explicit value is given, the task force realizes that other values may also be acceptable. In such cases submitters are encouraged to submit values that may differ. The task force will eventually determine if such values are within the acceptable range.
If all states of a test case "pass", then the result for the test case is a "pass". Otherwise, the result for the test case is a "fail".
The expected files provided in the test suite are serialized forms as specified by XML Query Serialization, with the following parameter values:
| byte-order-mark | no |
| cdata-section-elements | empty |
| doctype-public | (none) |
| doctype-system | (none) |
| encoding | "utf-8" |
| escape-uri-attributes | (not applicable when method = xml) |
| include-content-type | (not applicable when method = xml) |
| indent | no |
| media-type | not applicable |
| method | xml |
| normalization-form | implementation-defined |
| omit-xml-declaration | yes |
| standalone | omit |
| undeclare-prefixes | no |
| use-character-maps | empty |
| version | implementation-defined |
For implementations using different parameters, the test harness must convert the result using the parameters above in order to perform byte-comparison with the provided expected results.
| [1] | XQuery Test Suite Documentation |
| [2] | Canonical XML Version 1.0, W3C Recommendation 15 March 2001 (http://www.w3.org/TR/xml-c14n) |
| [3] | Guidelines for Submitting XQUTS Results |
| [4] | XSLT 2.0 and XQuery 1.0 Serialization |
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Jun-19 10:34 AM
in many ways, the parabolic bull skewed many people's perception of reality
LocoMB08-Jun-19 10:34 AM
shifting landscapes of reference ponits: FIAT losing its ability to sevre as reference, so it s becoming BTC and Gold
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Jun-19 10:35 AM
At the point where BTC becomes the "true" value baseline, the experiment of cryptocurrency becomes an utter failure
LocoMB08-Jun-19 10:35 AM
and ofc with alts, we are in a double accelerator, BTC up, alt up in BTC, alt up² in FIAT .. this is why we saw $10 KMD in 2017 .. that was fun! aaaand.. we'll get there again(edited)
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Jun-19 10:36 AM
BTC is an alt
LocoMB08-Jun-19 10:37 AM
who is Brian!?! take him down! ... heads turn... I am Brian .... hey, wait a moment! I am Brian!!! ... I am also Brian!!!(edited)
Caglio08-Jun-19 10:38 AM
@LocoMB my luck will be kmd gets to 10$ now
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Jun-19 10:38 AM
btfd
Caglio08-Jun-19 10:39 AM
I used to buy dips
But then I lost all my bankroll
cos coins dipped ( ltc in this case )
from 340 to 300
so I bought dip
i did it again on 260
and 240
and 200
and 180
and 150
and even 100
and it dipped more
fuck dead dip
lets just get back to 18500
so I can get back my kmd
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴08-Jun-19 10:40 AM
when you btfd you have to stfp, not just keep buying
passcombo.com 🏴☠🏴08-Jun-19 11:03 AM
regarding the price - hack can actually even increase it making KMD more popular - many online magazines now writing about KMD
building brand awarness
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Caglio08-Jun-19 11:07 AM
true true
hack won
Cryptoon08-Jun-19 11:18 AM
There is no such thing as bad publicity
Bittersweet08-Jun-19 11:39 AM
Did the idea of creating a kmd fund and using interests to repay losses materialize?
jl777c08-Jun-19 11:50 AM
no, i think it is better to just refund things and get back to normal
the reported losses are coming in a bit below initial estimates so far, but we havent heard from everyone yet
1
Bittersweet08-Jun-19 11:52 AM
Ok, well if there is ever a community effort organised around this or any future such issue, since I'm not very active and might miss it, hopefully someone will let me know
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blubbi08-Jun-19 01:11 PM
pumps
Crizia08-Jun-19 01:26 PM
hi friends, any exchange where we can deposit some KMD or they're all disable ?
Markus08-Jun-19 01:27 PM
isnt binance working?
gcharang08-Jun-19 01:27 PM
@Crizia they are mostly disabled atleast until june 15
Crizia08-Jun-19 01:27 PM
nor bittrex!
Thks @gcharang
honestly it was a good time to sell some and buy back around 19k
Buddz199308-Jun-19 01:38 PM
Indeed
1,70$ as we speak
It’s just a matter of time until this reach a worth top position tbh
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Hi! Any info when binance trading will be open?
yorklab08-Jun-19 03:01 PM
I think I heard June 15th being thrown around.
jl777c08-Jun-19 03:03 PM
trading has been open
yorklab08-Jun-19 03:04 PM
I was thinking withdrawals when he asked. Yes, trading has been going on.(edited)
shrk08-Jun-19 03:05 PM
I selected the binance deposit address for the kmd return and now to make 0.0001 transaction I can't see what address i choose because the deposit is closed
Will wait, thanks anyway)
yorklab08-Jun-19 03:07 PM
If you made deposits there before you can look at previous transactions to see the address.(edited)
shrk08-Jun-19 03:13 PM
thanks for tip, a pity that I always only bought kmd, never transfer for sale
hope the money can stay safe for a while on team address
alen08-Jun-19 03:24 PM
Just bought more kmd..have to keep the run going
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hi whalebro fuck your mother
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lol
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Easyyyy Caglio
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In light of what's happened, this current price action bodes well for the future.
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yea it does dang
p.08-Jun-19 03:46 PM
@alen nice entry
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getting to 200m market cap
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The
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| BoolPointer |
The
BoolPointer class is the wrapper type for the
bool* Cornflakes type. |
| CharPointer |
The
CharPointer class is the wrapper type for the
char* Cornflakes type. |
| F32Pointer |
The
F32Pointer class is the wrapper type for the
f32* Cornflakes type. |
| F32Range |
The
F32Range class is an iterable Range
implementation used for defining a range between two floating-point values,
including an optional increment size. |
| F64Pointer |
The
F64Pointer class is the wrapper type for the
f64* Cornflakes type. |
| FunctionalIterator<T> |
The
FunctionalIterator class is an iterator implementation which
has several convenience functions commonly found in other languages. |
| I16Pointer |
The
I16Pointer class is the wrapper type for the
i16* Cornflakes type. |
| I32Pointer |
The
I32Pointer class is the wrapper type for the
i32* Cornflakes type. |
| I32Range |
The
I32Range class is an iterable Range
implementation used for defining a range between two integer values,
including an optional increment size. |
| I64Pointer |
The
I64Pointer class is the wrapper type for the
i64* Cornflakes type. |
| I8Pointer |
The
I8Pointer class is the wrapper type for the i8*
Cornflakes type. |
| Main |
A temporary class for testing Cornflakes stuff that I often accidentally
check into the repo because I'm in a hurry.
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| ObjectPointer |
The
ObjectPointer class is the wrapper type for any Cornflakes
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| Pointer |
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| Range |
The
Range class represents any given range between two primitive
values. |
| StringUtility |
Internally used by the compiler to append strings to other strings and other
types.
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The wrapper class for any Cornflakes tuple.
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Changelog
All notable changes to this library will be documented in this file.
The format is based on Keep a Changelog and this project adheres to Semantic Versioning.
Unreleased
1.1.1 - 2023-08-01
- PR #133: Add guards to some usages of
phyloref.internalSpecifiers/phyloref.externalSpecifiers
. - PR #136: Improved GitHub test action, including changing Node versions.
- PR #127: Upgraded Newick.js to ^1.2.1. This means that we no longer support Node.js v10.x, which end-of-lifed on April 30, 2021.
1.1.0 - 2023-05-11
- PR #129: Added curator notes to phylorefs and phylogenies.
- PR #128: Added citation to README and a CITATION.CFF file.
- PR #125: Added curator information as contributors to Phyx file.
1.0.1 - 2021-10-15
- Created a tutorial for using phyx.js, including:
- PR #99: Add tutorial.
- PR #103: Improve integration of the tutorial.
- PR #109: Add resolve.js instructions to Introduction tutorial.
- Improvements to README files, including:
- PR #108: Added links to published JSON-LD contexts and JSON schemas.
- PR #110: Added note that Binder cannot be used.
- PR #111: Changes link to tutorials to directory.
- PR #106: Fixed typo in resolve.js.
- Updated timeout to 60s as 20s was timing out on GitHub Actions.
- Updated NPM packages and resorted packages in package.json.
1.0.0 - 2021-03-16
- Many changes across the entire library.
- Two new scripts:
bin/phyx2owl.js
for converting a Phyx file into OWL/JSON-LD andbin/resolve.js
to resolve a Phyx file on the Open Tree of Life. - Incorporation of JPhyloRef into testing.
- Fixed a bug in which phyloref and phylogeny
@id
values were being overwritten when generating JSON-LD. - Added scripts to generate every possible topology from n=2 to n=6 with expected resolution and to test them with JPhyloRef.
0.2.1 - 2019-08-15
- Updated all NPM packages to their latest version.
- Fixed a bug in which node's types were not being correctly set to obo:CDAO_0000140.
0.2.0 - 2019-07-18
Changed
- The single index.js has been split into multiple files, one per class, with documentation using ESdocs (#21).
- Added support for generating "model 2.0" ontologies, which can be reasoned over in an OWL 2 EL reasoner such as Elk (#4). As part of this change, specifiers have been changed so that they are taxonomic units, rather than containing taxonomic units and a new Phyx context file has been created (#19).
- Taxonomic units have been cleaned up, are clearly typed, and taxonomic names now include nomenclatural codes (#18) and support trinomial names (#22).
0.1.2 - 2019-02-08
Added
- Moved Phyx context file for JSON-LD into this repository from the Curation Tool and changed URI to point to it.
0.1.1 - 2019-02-06
Added
- A replacement for the Phylotree.js Newick parser.
0.1.0 - 2019-01-27
Added
- Transfered initial code from the Phyloreference Curation Tool. The initial release of this package was based on commit 14d2c3d5d1 in that repository.


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Development Environment Setup¶
Fork the Authomatic repository on Github and clone it:
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$ cd authomatic
Note
The rest of this document assumes that you are working in the authomatic/ directory.
Although Authomatic has no dependencies except for the optional python-openid package required by the openid.OpenID provider, it has quite a lot of development dependencies.
The easiest way to set up the development environment is to run the ./bootstrap.sh script.
$ sh bootstrap.sh
The script does following:
Initializes and updates GIT submodules. The Foundation Sphinx Theme located in ./doc/source_/themes/foundation-sphinx-theme is currently the only GIT submodule used.
Creates a virtual environment ./e.
Installs the development dependencies specified in ./requirements.txt to the e virtual environment.
Runs the tox -r --notest command which creates virtual environments ./.tox/py26, ./.tox/py27 and ./tox/py34.
Creates symbolic links to ./.tox/py27/lib/python2.7/site-packages/openid and ./authomatic in each of the ./examples/gae/* directories.
- Prepares the ./doc/build/html directory for deployment of the compiled documentation to Github Pages.
- Removes the ./doc/build/ directory if it exists.
- Clones the origin of this repository to ./doc/build/html.
- Creates the gh-pages branch there.
- Sets the GIT HEAD to gh-pages.
- Removes the GIT index.
- Removes everything in the directory with git claen -fdx.
Compiles the documentation with the ./.tox/py27 virtual environment activated.
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It is likely, that you will encounter some of following errors during installation of the pyopenssl package:
Missing Python headers Python.h: No such file or directory:
Fix it by installing Python development package e.g:
$ sudo apt-get install python3.4-dev
Missing libffi headers ffi.h: No such file or directory:
Fix it by installing libffi development package e.g:
$ sudo apt-get install libffi-dev
Documentation Compilation and Deployment¶
Warning
Always keep the documentation in sync with the latest code changes.
Compile the documentation with this commands:
$ . ./.tox/py27/bin/activate
(py27)$ cd doc
(py27)$ make html
The documentation will be compiled to ./doc/build/html. For easy deploiment to Github Pages, the ./doc/build/html directory is actually a clone of the origin of the actual project repository that you cloned from (your fork) with the gh-pages branch checked out.
To deploy a compiled documentation to GitHub page go to the ./doc/build/html directory, commit all changes and push to origin gh-pages:
$ cd doc/build/html
$ git add -A
$ git commit -m "Updated documentation."
$ git push origin gh-pages
Testing¶
Tests are written in pytest and Tox is used to run them against Python 2.6, Python 2.7 and Python 3.4.
There are currently only functional (end-to-end) Selenium tests. They are designed to test the login procedure and credentials refreshment and to discover changes in provider APIs.
To run functional tests, you first need to create the ./tests/functional_tests/config.py module by copying and filling out the ./tests/functional_tests/config-template.py template.
$ cd tests/functional_tests
$ cp config-template.py config.py
If you want to run tests for all of the covered providers, you should register an application and a user account by each of them and fill out all possible settings of the user profile. You can exclude providers from the tests by comenting them out of the INCLUDE_PROVIDERS list.
You should also add an alias for the IP address of your localhost, because some providers like Twitter require the callback_uri to match a domain pattern.
$ sudo echo -e "<IP_ADDRESS>\tauthomatic.org" >> /etc/hosts
$ cat /etc/hosts
# Host Database
#
# localhost is used to configure the loopback interface
# when the system is booting. Do not change this entry.
##
<IP_ADDRESS> localhost
<IP_ADDRESS> authomatic.org
Finally launch the tests. If you have set the PORT = 80 in ./tests/functional_tests/config.py (this is needed because some providers like Yahoo don’t support custom ports), then you need to run the tests as sudo:
(e)$ sudo tox
If you want tox to only run tests for let’s say Python 2.6 and Python 3.4 use the -e option:
(e)$ sudo tox -e py26, py34
If something goes wrong, you can examine the py.test logs, at ./tests/pytest-pyXX.log and the provider login logs at ./tests/functional_tests/login-pyXX.log.
You can watch the login logs while the tests are running with the tail -f command. This is useful when debugging the login on Firefox on Linux in an invisible display.
$ tail -f ./tests/functional_tests/login-py*.log
Deployment to Travis CI¶
Register at Travis CI and configure your fork of Authomatic (read the getting started section if you don’t know how).
Install the Travis CI command line client.
(e)$ sudo gem install travis
Log in.
(e)$ travis login --org
Tweak the Travis CI specific settings in ./tests/functional_tests/config.py, or better leave it as it is.
# Recommended setup for Travis CI environment.
if os.environ.get('TRAVIS'):
MAX_LOGIN_ATTEMPTS = 20
WAIT_MULTIPLIER = 2
MIN_WAIT = 2
# LinkedIn and WindowsLive include a captcha in the login form
# if a user logs in from an unusual location.
INCLUDE_PROVIDERS = list(set(INCLUDE_PROVIDERS) -
set(['linkedin', 'windowslive']))
def get_browser():
# Eventbrite has problems with the login form on Firefox
return webdriver.Chrome()
def teardown():
pass
Note
LinkedIn and WindowsLive add a captcha to the user login form if the user tries to log in from an unusual location like the Travis CI servers in the US.
Encrypt the config and add it automatically to ./.travis.yml.
(e)$ travis encrypt-file ./tests/functional_tests/config.py ./tests/functional_tests/config.py.enc --add
Commit the encrypted config and updated ./.travis.yml and push it to GitHub.
(e)$ git add ./.travis.yml ./tests/functional_tests/config.py.enc
(e)$ git commit -m 'Updated Travis CI config.'
(e)$ git push
Go to https://travis-ci.org/<your-github-username>/authomatic/builds/ and watch it pass (hopefully). If the tests fail, the ./tests/functional_tests/login-py*.log and the ./tests/pytest-py*.log logs will be displayed at the end of the log so you can get a hang of what went wrong.
Running the Examples¶
If you want to run any of the ./examples/ just copy the example’s config-template.py to config.py, fill it out, activate one of the virtual environments in ./tox/ and run the example the usual way according to its framework.
Example of launching the Simple Django Example with Python 3.4:
$ . ./.tox/py34/bin/activate
(py34)$ cp ./examples/django/example/simple/config-template.py ./examples/django/example/simple/config.py
(py34)$ vim ./examples/django/example/simple/config.py
(py34)$ ./examples/django/example/manage.py runserver
Example of launching the Simple Flask Example with Python 2.6:
$ . ./.tox/py26/bin/activate
(py26)$ cp ./examples/flask/werkzeug_adapter/config-template.py ./examples/flask/werkzeug_adapter/config.py
(py26)$ vim ./examples/flask/werkzeug_adapter/config.py
(py26)$ python ./examples/flask/werkzeug_adapter/main.py
Example of launching the Advanced Webapp2 Google App Engine Example with Python 2.7:
Note
The Google App Engine examples will only work in Python 2.7 The Google App Engine command line tools are installed in the ./tox/py27 virtual environment.
$ . ./.tox/py27/bin/activate
(py27)$ cp ./examples/gae/credentials/config-template.py ./examples/gae/credentials//config.py
(py27)$ vim ./examples/gae/credentials/config.py
(py27)$ dev_appserver ./examples/gae/credentials/


You can also author content in raw HTML if that's your flavoring. Gatsby handles that just fine.
So, if we can do this... then why?


Send the message "say something" to the assistant to enable the post-chat form.
Click this button to clear session information and restart the example.


Chania
The atmosphere in Chania has a touch of Florence and Venice.
Chania
The atmosphere in Chania has a touch of Florence and Venice.
Flowers
Beatiful flowers in Kolymbari, Crete.
Flowers
Beatiful flowers in Kolymbari, Crete.


@import controllers.publish.NotificationsController.PublishNotificationForm @import models.publishing.{PermissionScope, Publisher} @import org.joda.time.LocalDateTime @import play.api.libs.json.{JsBoolean, JsValue, Json} @import services.ProviderRender @import services.dao.DepartmentInfo @import system.RequestContext @( form: PublishNotificationForm, publisher: Publisher, departmentOptions: Seq[DepartmentInfo], providers: Seq[ProviderRender], permissionScope: PermissionScope, audience: Audience, createOrUpdate: String, audienceJson: JsValue = Json.obj(), itemType: String = "alert" )(implicit fc: b3.B3FieldConstructor, messages: Messages, context: RequestContext) @context.csrfHelper.formField @form.globalErrors.map { error =>
When sending alerts, please remember that alerts should be specific or personal to the recipient, and something they need to be aware of or take action on immediately, and concise - a sentence or two at most. More info…


Inspector Gadget (1999) Reviewed by Eugene Novikov http://www.ultimate-movie.com Member: Online Film Critics Society
* out of four
"Go Go Gadget... Magnifying Glass!"
Starring Matthew Broderick, Rupert Everett, Joely Fisher, Michelle Trachtenberg, Andy Dick, Cheri Oteri. Rated PG.
The "Disney Stick-to-What-You-Do-Best" rule states that Disney's animated features will invariably be sublime but whenever they try their hand at live-action kids' entertainment, they will fail miserably. This goes double for occasions when they try to make a live-action adaptation of a popular cartoon (Remember the 1996 version of 101 Dalmations? I'm still trying to forget).
 It will bore anyone over five and should prove unbearable for adults, even at its relatively skinny running time of 80 minutes. It's films like this that make me want to go to my local Blockbuster and rent something from the days when brains were more important than budgets and wit compensated for lack of fancy effects.
Just as Matthew Broderick began to convince me that there is hope for him as an actor yet, his career takes a nosedive to hell with his "role" as John Brown, a depressed security guard with a big heart who hopes that one day he can become a real policemen and help the people around him. He dreams of heroic deeds and the subsequent admiration of his long time crush, Dr. Brenda Bradford (Joely Fisher). But after a few bizarre coincidences it seems that he has to dream no longer.
John breaks every bone in his body while trying to save Dr. Brenda's father. Dr. Brenda has been working on a "Gadget Project," which would make a half-man half-machine super-policeman to fight crime. Feeling indebted to John she decides to save his life by making him the subject, realizing his dream of becoming a policeman. Now, when he says "Go Go Gadget [insert name of gizmo here]" he can use all kinds of nifty gadgets to capture crooks, bang up bandits and mangle murderers.
In the meantime, the evil Claw (Rupert Everett), the man responsible for the murder of the good doctor's father is building a gadget of his own: a carbon copy of our Inspector Gadget except evil and John Brown's worst nemesis. Claw has plans of world domination, which leaves it up to the Inspector and his Gadget Mobile (voice of D.L. Hughley) to save humanity from his wrath.
State of the art effects fly at a mad pace in this $90 million dollar movie and yet director David Kelogg never sets up a convincing atmosphere. Had they replaced all the fancy gizmos with dollar bills they would have wound up with the same effect. What we see on the screen is like the raw ingredients of a meal: all of the expensive f/x amounts to nothing.
Part of the charm of the tv series was its sly irreverence which has gone down the toilet in the condescending movie. Can kids really admire a hero so goody-two-shoes that he screams "Hey! You ran a stop sign!" while hanging off the back bumper of a quickly moving vehicle? I think that today's children will respond better to somebody dashing, someone ultra-cool. They (probably) receive enough preaching from their parents and its an insult to their intelligence to assume that they want to go to an action movie to see a father figure kick butt.
In addition to the more complex complaints above, there's also the simple stuff: Inspector Gadget is boring, formulaic and achingly implausible. There's no feeling that the director really cares about his story: more than any other film I've seen this year, this one really feels like it was made on an assembly line. There's a popular commercial (for Sprite, but that's irrelevant) running in movie theaters before features that spoofs the way major studios deal with projects. It consists of studio suits discussing a fictitious (thank God) movie called "Death Slug". Each executive gleefully presents a different merchandise tie-in (Slug Taco! Slug on a stick!). At the end one of them asks "What about the movie?" Another answers: "Well, we don't have a script yet, but we can bang one out by Friday." They probably could have replaced "Death Slug" with Inspector Gadget. This film contains the sort of logical contradictions and blatantly obvious adherence to formula that could have been eliminated had any attention been payed to the script.
It's no coincidence that most good children's entertainment these days comes from animation. Animated features take so long to maker that it becomes a labor of love for the filmmakers and they put care and pride into their work. These kinds of films are banged out quicker and a good percentage turn out worthless, sloppy and impersonal. The studios are becoming factories and films their assembled products. ©1999 Eugene Novikov
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Supplementary Table 2
The data of Chi-square analysis on cancer status (tumor and normal), pathological stage (stage I, stage II, stage III, and stage IV), gender (male and female), and tumor differentiation (G1, G2, and G3) in different types of GI cancer and liver cancer separately.
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{% filter escape %}{% include "includes/css/status.scss" %}{% endfilter %}
Only use status indicators:
For less prominent status indicators you could use labels.
Clear content about the change and what it means for the user.


CTD arrests alleged MQM-London target-killers in Karachi raid | Pakistan - Geo.tv
by Talha HashmiKARACHI: Two alleged target-killers of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-London (MQM-L) were arrested Friday during a raid by the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD), police said.
According to police, the arrested target-killers were involved in the 12 May carnage and were also said to be close aides of Hammad Siddiqui, an accused in Baldia fire case. They were suspect of involvement in arson and aerial firing on May 12, 2007.
The senior superintendent of police (SSP) for the CTD, Ghulam Sarwar Abro, said the department's operation wing nabbed the two suspect during a raid near Karachi's Nagan Chowrangi.
The arrested men were identified as Asad Ullah Khan and Muhammad Jan, aliases Inqilabi and Jaanu, respectively, SSP Abro said, and were involved in the targeted killing of at least six people.
The SSP added that the two used to kidnap and murder Pashto- and Urdu-speaking folks, put their bodies in a gunny sack, and throw those near Sharifabad Bridge.


Value in Anonymity. Decentralized Masternodes.
Privacy oriented platform, providing best in class anonymity for users and their transactions.
AceD is a decentralized cryptocurrency that uses peer-to-peer technology to operate with no central authority or banks.
AceD - Powerful Infrastructure for Decentralized Applications.
AceD bases it's fundamentals in providing an alternative to existing centralized systems through the blockchain. Other than most cryptocurrencies that just provide anonymity, AceD plans on developing a Privacy Orientated Platform where the possibilities are endless. And not to mention these implementations can be voted on through proposals with their Governance model forked from Dash and Polis allowing any team members to be constantly self funded.
AceD coin is a privacy oriented platform. Community driven currency, anyone can create or vote AceD governance proposals. Features include private send and instant payments. Transactions are 100% private and confirm in less than 1 second.
The AceD team combines a passion for Crypto, industry expertise & proven record in finance, development marketing & licensing.
Want to create a AceD Masternode or join a Mining Pool? Check out the guides below.
AceD is a new decentralized cryptocurrency designed to achieve the goal of being a truly anonymous exchange platform. AceD’s community-centric values will help to secure widespread adoption.
A large and tightly-knit team implement evolutionary changes to the network's infrastructure based upon the community's governance proposals. These proposals may include a change to fund allocation, marketing strategy, or to create a charitable event.
The AceD team has received resounding interest from large international financial corporation. This prepaid card is available in 46 countries worldwide and will help make anonymous and safe cryptocurrency available to a massive audience through a proposed direct exchange with AceD. This will pave the way for AceD to work with millions of merchants. The implementation of Masternodes ensures all transactions are quick and completely private.
Yes! AceD (ACED) is categorized as Proof-of-Work + Masternode. The mining algorithm is X11. Target block time is 120 seconds with a 4 AceD reward for miners (16 AceDreward for Masternodes). There is a 6% premine used to fund pre sale. Max supply will be 25,000,000 AceD.
Simply put, a Masternode is a wallet with 1000 AceD locked in as collateral. The wallets are usually run on cloud-based servers to ensure that they have minimal downtime. The Masternode assists with keeping the network secure, fast, and anonymous.
Just as miners are rewarded, so are masternode owners. With each block, Masternode owners receive a share of the 16 AceD reward (miners receive 4 AceD).
The first step is to obtain 1000 AceD by mining or through an exchange platform. There will be guides posted with instructions on the technical aspect of Masternode setup and maintenance. There are always team and community members ready to help in our Discord as well.
The AceD team’s priority is to allow the community to decide the direction of the project. As a community driven coin, you are our most valuable resource. By giving our community a voice and having a team capable of fulfilling that vision, AceD will become a key player in the cryptocurrency world.
The AceD team has a very solid roadmap with a focus on expanding merchant and community support. The first order of business is get AceD listed on exchange sites such as Crypto-Bridge to encourage trade and allow interested users to fund their Masternodes. An aggressive marketing campaign will include events and meetups to introduce more potential investors. AceD Masternode Dashboard will give users detailed and personalized statistics on their Masternodes.
Marketing will be ramped up to include sponsored events. Our demographic will be further broadened with the introduction of AceD Gaming which will allow P2P micro-wagering. Escrow service will further facilitate safe trading.
To make these changes happen, AceD will continue to expand its team throughout the whole process.
Yes! Our team is always looking for new talent. If you have a passion for innovation and are interested in joining the AceD team, please send an email to<EMAIL_ADDRESS>and let us know why you are the best candidate for the position.
Any question? Reach out to us and we’ll get back to you shortly.


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Physical Marketing is one of the most fundamental ways the Purdue Student Union Board establishes its image on campus.
Before heading out of the PSUB office, make sure there are physical flyers, a table cloth, and incentives in the marketing cart.
At the Stewart and PMU marketing locations, tables are be provided. You will need to take the table cloth and the marketing cart to all marketing locations.
You can use the PSUB pillar at the Stew location if you know how to use it.
If you have any questions, feel free to ask the Publicity Director or the Slack Channel.
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What is Azure? In short, it’s Microsoft’s cloud platform: a growing collection of integrated services —compute, storage, data, networking, and apps— that help you move faster, do more, and save money. You can build infrastructure, develop modern applications, gain insights from data, manage identity and access and more.
In this lab you will create a free trial Microsoft Azure account, and you will activate the benefits available to MSDN subscribers.
This lab includes the following tasks:
There are several ways to get an Azure subscription, such as the free trial subscription, the pay-as-you-go subscription, which has no minimums or commitments and you can cancel any time; Enterprise agreement subscriptions, or you can buy one from a Microsoft retailer. In this task you are going to create a free trial subscription.
Enter the credentials for the Microsoft account that you want to use. You will be redirected to the Sign up page.
Note: Some of the following sections could be omitted in the Sign up process, if you recently verified your Microsoft account.
Enter your personal information in the About you section. If you have previously loaded this info in your Microsoft Account, it will be automatically populated.
Sign up page - About you section
In the Mobile verification section, enter your mobile phone number, and click the Send text message button.
Sign up page - Mobile verification section
When you receive the verification code, enter it in the corresponding box, and click Verify code.
Sign up page - Mobile verification
Fill in the Payment information form.
Sign up page - Payment information
Note: You may be prompted to agree the User Consent in order to enter your payment information. If this happens, after reading the dialog, click Agree.
In the Agreement section, check the I agree to the subscription Agreement, offer details, and privacy statement option, and click Sign up
Your free subscription will be set up, and after a while, you can start using it. Notice that you will be informed when the subscription expires.
Sign up page - Agreement section and Signup
Free Trial subscription completed
Note: Your credit card will not be billed, unless you remove the spending limits. If you run out of credit, your services will be shut down unless you choose to be billed.
Click the Portal link at the top-right of the page, to navigate to the Azure Management Portal. You will be greeted by the Windows Azure Tour dialog, which gives you a sense on how to move around in the Azure portal.
 It is no charge, you can use your MSDN software in the cloud, and most importantly you get up to $150 in Azure credits every month. You can also get 33% discount in Virtual Machines and much more.
Click the Activate button to activate the benefits.
Activate Azure Benefits site
You will need to enter your Microsoft account credentials to verify the subscription and complete the activation steps.
In this lab you have seen how to create a free Microsoft Azure trial account, and how to activate the MSDN subscription benefits in your azure account.


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AbstractUnicodeExtraField
A common base class for Unicode extra information extra fields. |
class |
AsiExtraField
Adds Unix file permission and UID/GID fields as well as symbolic link handling. |
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JarMarker
If this extra field is added as the very first extra field of the archive, Solaris will consider it an executable jar file. |
class |
UnicodeCommentExtraField
Info-ZIP Unicode Comment Extra Field (0x6375): Stores the UTF-8 version of the file comment as stored in the central directory header. |
class |
UnicodePathExtraField
Info-ZIP Unicode Path Extra Field (0x7075): Stores the UTF-8 version of the file name field as stored in the local header and central directory header. |
class |
UnparseableExtraFieldData
Wrapper for extra field data that doesn't conform to the recommended format of header-tag + size + data. |
class |
UnrecognizedExtraField
Simple placeholder for all those extra fields we don't want to deal with. |
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Zip64ExtendedInformationExtraField
Holds size and other extended information for entries that use Zip64 features. |
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static ZipExtraField |
ExtraFieldUtils.createExtraField(ZipShort headerId)
Create an instance of the approriate ExtraField, falls back to UnrecognizedExtraField . |
ZipExtraField |
ZipArchiveEntry.getExtraField(ZipShort type)
Looks up an extra field by its header id. |
ZipExtraField[] |
ZipArchiveEntry.getExtraFields()
Retrieves all extra fields that have been parsed successfully. |
ZipExtraField[] |
ZipArchiveEntry.getExtraFields(boolean includeUnparseable)
Retrieves extra fields. |
static ZipExtraField[] |
ExtraFieldUtils.parse(byte[] data)
Split the array into ExtraFields and populate them with the given data as local file data, throwing an exception if the data cannot be parsed. |
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ExtraFieldUtils.parse(byte[] data,
boolean local)
Split the array into ExtraFields and populate them with the given data, throwing an exception if the data cannot be parsed. |
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ExtraFieldUtils.parse(byte[] data,
boolean local,
ExtraFieldUtils.UnparseableExtraField onUnparseableData)
Split the array into ExtraFields and populate them with the given data. |
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void |
ZipArchiveEntry.addAsFirstExtraField(ZipExtraField ze)
Adds an extra field - replacing an already present extra field of the same type. |
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ZipArchiveEntry.addExtraField(ZipExtraField ze)
Adds an extra field - replacing an already present extra field of the same type. |
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Merges the central directory fields of the given ZipExtraFields. |
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ExtraFieldUtils.mergeLocalFileDataData(ZipExtraField[] data)
Merges the local file data fields of the given ZipExtraFields. |
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workbox-precaching. PrecacheController
Performs efficient precaching of assets.
Constructor
PrecacheController
new PrecacheController(options)
Create a new PrecacheController.
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Property
strategy
module:workbox-precaching.PrecacheStrategy
The strategy created by this controller andused to cache assets and respond to fetch events.
Methods
activate
activate(event) returns Promise containing module:workbox-precaching.CleanupResult
Deletes assets that are no longer present in the current precache manifest. Call this method from the service worker activate event.
Note: this method calls event.waitUntil()
for you, so you do not need
to call it yourself in your event handlers.
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event |
ExtendableEvent |
- Returns
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Promise containing module:workbox-precaching.CleanupResult
addToCacheList
addToCacheList(entries)
This method will add items to the precache list, removing duplicates and ensuring the information is valid.
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entries |
Array of (module:workbox-precaching.PrecacheController.PrecacheEntry or string) Array of entries to precache. |
createHandlerBoundToURL
createHandlerBoundToURL(url) returns module:workbox-routing~handlerCallback
Returns a function that looks up url
in the precache (taking into
account revision information), and returns the corresponding Response
.
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url |
string The precached URL which will be used to lookup the
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getCachedURLs
getCachedURLs() returns Array of string
Returns a list of all the URLs that have been precached by the current service worker.
- Returns
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Array of string
The precached URLs.
getCacheKeyForURL
getCacheKeyForURL(url) returns string
Returns the cache key used for storing a given URL. If that URL is unversioned, like `/index.html', then the cache key will be the original URL with a search parameter appended to it.
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url |
string A URL whose cache key you want to look up. |
- Returns
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string
The versioned URL that corresponds to a cache key for the original URL, or undefined if that URL isn't precached.
getURLsToCacheKeys
getURLsToCacheKeys() returns Object with string properties
Returns a mapping of a precached URL to the corresponding cache key, taking into account the revision information for the URL.
- Returns
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Object with string properties
A URL to cache key mapping.
install
install(options) returns Promise containing module:workbox-precaching.InstallResult
Precaches new and updated assets. Call this method from the service worker install event.
Note: this method calls event.waitUntil()
for you, so you do not need
to call it yourself in your event handlers.
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Promise containing module:workbox-precaching.InstallResult
matchPrecache
matchPrecache(request) returns Promise containing (Response or undefined)
This acts as a drop-in replacement for
cache.match()
with the following differences:
- It knows what the name of the precache is, and only checks in that cache.
- It allows you to pass in an "original" URL without versioning parameters, and it will automatically look up the correct cache key for the currently active revision of that URL.
E.g., matchPrecache('index.html')
will find the correct precached
response for the currently active service worker, even if the actual cache
key is '/index.html?__WB_REVISION__=1234abcd'
.
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request |
(string or Request) The key (without revisioning parameters) to look up in the precache. |
- Returns
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Promise containing (Response or undefined)
precache
precache(entries)
Adds items to the precache list, removing any duplicates and stores the files in the "precache cache" when the service worker installs.
This method can be called multiple times.
Parameter |
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entries |
Optional Array of (Object or string) Array of entries to precache. |


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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jl777c07-May-19 01:10 PM
wouldnt anybody that didnt somehow magically stop all "hate, violence and discriminatory intolerance" be explicitly allowing it?
mrlynch07-May-19 01:10 PM
yup..
jl777c07-May-19 01:10 PM
or does that mean you have to say you are against it, but not do anything about it and it becomes ok?
4
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mrlynch07-May-19 01:10 PM
bringing godaddy up.. look into epik for domain names.. they're epic
that is a fine line.. to try and stop certain things
PTYX07-May-19 01:12 PM
@mrlynch when it translates from virtual to real life violence I do think a deeper look at the community should be taken. Like the Christchurch posts on 8chan. Censorship doesn't usually stop this behavior though, so censoring can exacerbate it in some cases. The bad people will just find a different place to congregate.
smk762 - dracocanis ominator07-May-19 01:12 PM
it means you have to ban whoever the shriekers say, but ignore anyone just as bad not being shrieked about
mrlynch07-May-19 01:12 PM
in today's society most are professional offence takers
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siu - Chainmakers07-May-19 01:13 PM
I liked /r/whatchpeopledie
mrlynch07-May-19 01:13 PM
censorship doesn't help.. those ppl still exist and will still do their thing.. on the contrary if they're out in the open it gives the rest of us a chance to see who's who
smk762 - dracocanis ominator07-May-19 01:13 PM
the rising censorship might also be leading to violence as it is used as justification for a radicalised response
mrlynch07-May-19 01:13 PM
it's not about ignorance, quite the contrary
PTYX07-May-19 01:13 PM
Yeah, outright censorship isn't the solution.
smk762 - dracocanis ominator07-May-19 01:14 PM
I still remember when being radical like the nija turtles was cool. now its a bit different, and not so cool.
PTYX07-May-19 01:14 PM
The word radical has changed
siu - Chainmakers07-May-19 01:14 PM
I think it was unjust when it was banned because of the NZ shooting but it wasnt because of the thousands of latin american women and men being killed that were posted daily(edited)
mrlynch07-May-19 01:14 PM
some ppl did some good things in italy in the 20's as well, by banning and policing bad behavior
same thing happened in germany as well
it's a very thin and fine line
smk762 - dracocanis ominator07-May-19 01:15 PM
some countries have public beheadings without being banned from facebook
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mrlynch07-May-19 01:16 PM
sweeping bad shit under the rug does not make it go away.. ppl seeing it and getting fed up with it will
smk762 - dracocanis ominator07-May-19 01:16 PM
how long until pay per view death row reality tv show?
siu - Chainmakers07-May-19 01:16 PM
Same thing with the quarentine before the ban. It was because of a video of a white british woman being killed.  Most likely it's a live event.
mrlynch07-May-19 01:16 PM
@smk762 - dracocanis ominator it's already on in some dark places of the internet(edited)
smk762 - dracocanis ominator07-May-19 01:17 PM
do they have a facebook page?
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jl777c07-May-19 01:17 PM
lets move this to off-topic
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siu - Chainmakers07-May-19 01:17 PM
But anyway. Going to the initial topic
They were banned because of content in their web browser?
jl777c07-May-19 01:18 PM
lets move this to off-topic
FishyGuts07-May-19 02:29 PM
smk762 (Dragonhound)Today at 6:07 AMso are certain toothpaste companies
Severly underated comment.
We have discovered a large scale security breach today, May 7, 2019 at 17:15:24. Hackers were able to obtain a large number of user API keys, 2FA codes, and potentially other info. The hackers used...
when DEX
Safu funds will be used apparently to cover all lost funds
however it is clear now that no CEX is safe
not even OG binance ,(edited)
Alexfrog07-May-19 11:54 PM
binance isnt really OG, its the new hotness
so now the only exchange i can trust anymore is bittrex, who did a huge KYC document rape of customers recently? this sucks
Hollowman900007-May-19 11:57 PM
Enter: mm2
willofleo08-May-19 12:05 AM
mm2 cant come quick enough,
then again it may be some CZ master plan to be financially efficient, have your exchange get hacked and write the missing funds off, and take in from pool of SAFU funds(edited)
yorklab08-May-19 12:08 AM
Komodo's new mobile DEX could become a hot item.
Alecandro08-May-19 12:08 AM
Cannot wait
Any updates on when this will actually go live?
willofleo08-May-19 12:09 AM
or group of employee master plan a no loss strategy if it fails no funds lost because the have it just in a different address / if it work a free 40 million odd from SAFU refunds
or a publicity stunt
or just a hack who knows
yorklab08-May-19 12:09 AM
Wish it was out now, there would be a lot of downloads after this news.(edited)
Alecandro08-May-19 12:09 AM
Yea there would be
KMd will market the hell out of it I’m sure
Cruz X (10)08-May-19 12:56 AM
@yorklab When mobile Dex release?
No Beta version
yorklab08-May-19 01:04 AM
I don't know the release date.
hastrup08-May-19 01:30 AM
Jl777 said that it was 90% done some weeks ago
Put in a % how far is the mm2 project? 90 which is saying a lot as mm2 is aiming for a very high goal
@_prestwich @JackKnutsonJr @JeremyRubin @cz_binance This Bitcoin thing sounds centralized
Yo
Ain’t this some shit. And CZ is considering via his recent live AMA
CHMEX08-May-19 04:37 AM
Looks like these guy(s) are up to more they send small amounts to bitmex addresses. The bigger amounts are in 'b' addresses.
Good luck to you if your account was once linked to one of these 3bmex addresses
ph03nix08-May-19 04:58 AM
whack a mole
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Caglio08-May-19 05:31 AM
Guacamole ?
mobipoi08-May-19 05:42 AM
An option was to roll back the BTC network what? not sure how they can pull that off
CHMEX08-May-19 06:07 AM
That will cause more damage than this 40m 7000 btc
jl777c08-May-19 06:09 AM
51% costs 400k/hour so that is 100 hrs for $40 mil, but each block that goes by is one block deeper so it seems impractical now
but if you offer a 20% bribe to miners, maybe they decide to do it
after all they deployed a softfork via miners
jeezy08-May-19 07:29 AM
if I understand it correctly thats what they were debating, basically bribing miners with $15-20MM to make the tx vanish
LocoMB08-May-19 07:42 AM
will these CEX bozos ever learn how to run a secure website? ... probably not, because all this web technology sucks big time(edited)
FishyGuts08-May-19 07:42 AM
What a crock that it was even considered, and then praised.
klein08-May-19 08:24 AM
I think its a good idea and they should do it
let them try
and fail(edited)
throw away some more money while they are at it
even if they could attempt this as soon as it happened
klein08-May-19 08:48 AM
bitcoin proves its resilience or shows its a shitcoin
jansako08-May-19 09:39 AM
Somebody is now taking a snapshot for 'Bitcoin Classic' just in case Binance succeeds with the reorg... lots of money to be made for whoever shouts the loudest about keeping BTC 'Pure'...
It is too late IMO, would expect a lot of that BTC to have been traded & withdrawn already. It would just make people pissed at Binance for very little gain (comparably)
jl777c08-May-19 09:40 AM
I forked bitcoin 0.14 yesterday to keep a pure copy without segwit before legacy devs purge it
the rollback via mining would need to have been started within a couple hours from the hack to have any chance at all, and even then would require lots of participating miners, though for 300 BTC in fees, likely many would
jansako08-May-19 09:43 AM
Big chance of a fork though, or 'original' chain taking back control later if pools would switch back.
jl777c08-May-19 09:43 AM
this would be a fork that would resolve one way or another. once it does not sure why it would stay split, other than "classic" variant
jansako08-May-19 09:44 AM
If I am a whale & I just made a lot of dough on an unrelated trade during that time which could be rolled back, guess what? I am counter-bribing the shit out of the miners too
Like I said just a big mess for no reason.
jl777c08-May-19 09:45 AM
most all of the transactions would just reconfirm
when a block is reorged, all the tx in the reorged block goes back into the mempool
jansako08-May-19 09:45 AM
OK
jl777c08-May-19 09:45 AM
only tx that have a conflicting double spending tx confirmed would not get reconfirmed
jansako08-May-19 09:46 AM
so no issue for anyone else except if anyone just bought the stolen BTC OTC?
jl777c08-May-19 09:47 AM
maybe tx from a very active wallet that would have reused a utxo in whatever reorged tx


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Classical (C++, C#, JAVA)
classes inherit from other classes and create subclass relationships
Prototypal (JS)
objects inherit directly from other objects
Object is an unordered dynamic collection of properties (key-value pairs):
key – unique (in scope of object) string;
value – primitive, object, function.
Every object has a special hidden property [[Prototype]] , that is either null or references another object called "prototype".
There are a lot of methods to manipulate [[Prototype]].
Firstly let’s take a look at the oldest way of setting [[Prototype]] for objects created via constructor function.
NB! F.prototype means regular PROPERTY of function named prototype, it is NOT "prototype" ("object prototype").
By default all functions have F.prototype =
{ constructor: F }.
When constructor function is called "new" operator assigns { constructor: F } as [[Prototype]] of the
newly created instances.
If F.prototype property changes after creation, then new objects created by new F, will have another object as [[Prototype]], but already existing objects keep the old one.
If we change nothing, the constructor property will be available to all users (instances of constructor function) through [[Prototype]]. We can create a new object of the same type using the constructor of the existing object.
NB!
The prototype property is widely used by the JS core. All built-in constructor functions (Object, Function, Array, Number, etc.) use it. They set [[Prototype]] of the newly created instances to the corresponding native prototypes according to the rules explained before.
The native prototypes are huge objects with lots of methods.
All object’s [[Prototype]] links are called "prototype chain".
When trying to access a property of an object, the property will not only be searched in the object but also in the prototype of the object, in the prototype of the prototype and so on until either a property with a matching name is found or the end of the prototype chain is reached.
Such thing is called "prototypal inheritance".
someObject.[[Prototype]]
Since ES2015:
Object.getPrototypeOf(obj)
Object.setPrototypeOf(obj, proto)
Object.create(proto[, descriptors])
NB! These should be used instead of __proto__.


How to search for an item in the Repository module. The search will return results from the Item Title, Description, Author Name, and Email Address fields. Results include words/numbers that are all or part your search criteria. E.g. Entering "gum tree" will return results for gum, gum tree, trees, tree, etc.
Searching Repository Items


Test system math and float precision
Performs the following test 100 times, tracking the time taken each time.
value = 0.0; while (value <= 2500.0) value = tan( atan( exp( log( sqrt( pow( value ) ) ) ) ) ) + 1
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UI Package for the PIT APEX maintenance application
Juergen Sieben, ConDeS GmbH
Published under MIT licence
Getter method to retrieve the default PIT language. This language is defined upon installation of PIT and cannot be changed.
Default language
Getter method to retrieve the actually set realm of the environment
Realm
| procedure harmonize_sql_name( |
| ) |
Wrapper around PIT_UTIL.harmonize_sql_name.
Is used to format an entered alphanumerical key according to the naming conventions of PIT.
| p_item_name in varchar2 | Name of the page item containing the SQL name |
| p_prefix in varchar2 | Optional prefix for the resulting name |
Method to check whether translatable items are present. Is used to toggle the visibility of a region.
TRUE if translatable items are present, FALSE if not.
Method to check whether local parameters are present. Is used to toggle the visibility of a region.
TRUE if local parameters are present, FALSE if not.
Method to check whether toggle feature is switched on. Is used to toggle the visibility of a region.
TRUE if toggle feature is switched on, FALSE if not.
Method to set a new toggle value. Is called by the application via an AJAX call.
Method to check wether the actually selected context is the default context. Is used to control the visibility and editability of page items.
Flag to indicate that the context is the default context (TRUE) or not (FALSE)
| function pgr_is_modifiable( |
| ) |
Method to check wether the actually selected parameter group is modifiable
Flag to indicate that the parameter group is modifiable (TRUE) or not (FALSE)
| procedure set_language_settings( |
| ) |
Procedure for managing the default languages. Used to set the language settings for PIT.
The default language cannot be changed here, it was set during the during the installation of PIT. Here you can only define which translations should be used with which priority.
| p_pml_list | List of languages in order of use. |
Method to validate page EDIT_CONTEXT
Always TRUE, exceptions are registered on the APEX error stack
Mehod to persist user entries of page EDIT_CONTEXT
Method to validate page EDIT_MODULE
Always TRUE, exceptions are registered on the APEX error stack
Mehod to persist user entries of page EDIT_MODULE
Method to initialize page values for page EDIT_PAR
Method to validate page EDIT_PAR
Always TRUE, exceptions are registered on the APEX error stack
Mehod to persist user entries of page EDIT_PAR
Method to validate page EDIT_PAR_REALM
Always TRUE, exceptions are registered on the APEX error stack
Mehod to persist user entries of page EDIT_PAR_REALM
Method to validate page EDIT_PGR
Always TRUE, exceptions are registered on the APEX error stack
Mehod to persist user entries of page EDIT_PGR
Method to validate page EDIT_PMG
Always TRUE, exceptions are registered on the APEX error stack
Mehod to persist user entries of page EDIT_PMG
Method to validate page EDIT_PMS
Always TRUE, exceptions are registered on the APEX error stack
Mehod to persist user entries of page EDIT_PMS
Method to validate page EDIT_PRE
Always TRUE, exceptions are registered on the APEX error stack
Mehod to persist user entries of page EDIT_PRE
Method to validate page EDIT_REALM
Always TRUE, exceptions are registered on the APEX error stack
Mehod to persist user entries of page EDIT_REALM
Method to validate page EDIT_TOGGLE
Always TRUE, exceptions are registered on the APEX error stack
Mehod to persist user entries of page EDIT_TOGGLE
Method to validate page EXPORT
Always TRUE, exceptions are registered on the APEX error stack
Mehod to persist user entries of page EXPORT
Method to validate page SET_REALM_VALIDATE
Always TRUE, exceptions are registered on the APEX error stack
Mehod to persist user entries of page SET_REALM


 It tells the tale of a lonely Chicago subway toll collector named Lucy (Sandra Bullock). She dreams of speaking to a dashingly handsome guy called Peter Callahan (Peter Gallagher) who passes by her tollbooth every day without speaking. She lives in a small apartment and her conversations consist of talking to her cat or to local nominal ladies' man and actual slimeball called Joe Jr. (Michael Rispoli).
One cold Christmas day Peter speaks to her, but her mouth turns to mush and she is unable to respond. An unhappy series of events turns her would be lover into a vegetable. While Lucy is checking on him in his comatose state in the hospital, his family (Peter Boyle, Glynis Johns, Micole Mercurio, et. al.) decides that Lucy is Peter's fiance. She is going to tell them the truth, but she falls in love with the whole family and can not bring herself to do it. Jack Warden plays Peter's godfather and the only one who knows Lucy's secret.
The problems really set in when Peter's brother Jack (Bill Pulman) arrives. He suspects Lucy may be a fraud since she is a brunette and not Peter's type. Peter's real girlfriend, Ashley Baily Bacon (Ally Walker) is blond and is a hell-on-wheels type who, as the movie evolves, keeps calling and leaving messages on Peter's answering machine.
WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING is a romantic comedy and although there is tension and suspense about when Peter will wake up and what will he say, it is of minor importance. The real story is the developing love between Lucy and Jack. Pullman plays Jack as a shy and unassertive character who is not quite sure of what to make of Lucy. Bullock plays Lucy as a captivating woman with a winsome smile, but one that you believe might work all day at a tollbooth while dreaming of her Prince Charming. The chemistry between Lucy and Jack develops slowly and naturally as it would with reserved characters of that sort in real life. Rather than kiss they do some serious "leaning" as they call it in the movie.
The writing by Fred Lebow and Dan Sullivan is marvelous. On the one hand we have a romance that comes alive. On the other hand, we have a comedy full of so many great lines that the audience was in a constant state of mirth. My favorite and the audience's was when the family asked Lucy to prove that she really was Peter's fiance. You will have to see the movie to find out how she proved it. The writers also did something unusual. They put in many scenes that were not linked to any other part of the movie. They were there solely to provide some good laughs, and they all worked. My favorite was the paperboy on the ice.
The cast did real ensemble acting. It was as if the cast actually was a family. Even the character of Joe Jr., I thought was well done, and I generally detest characters like that in the movies. One character I wish I had seen more of was the original girlfriend. Her character was so outlandish relative to the sweetness of the others that I wanted to see what she was going to do next.
The coldness of Chicago in winter was a good metaphor for the loneliness of Lucy's life. The scene of the snow around the Callahan family home on the other hand looked so Norman Rockwell and soothing. Quite a contrast. Well done sets by Garreth Stover and beautiful cinematography by Phedon Papamichael. I found myself wondering however why they released what was clearly a Christmas movie in April.
WHILE YOU WERE SLEEPING works because of the excellent direction by Jon Turteltaub, the witty writing, and the compelling yet highly reserved acting by Bullock and Pullman. It was edited (Bruce Green) just about right at 1:43. It is rated PG for adult themes.  I recommend this movie to anyone old enough to be interested in romance, and I award it ***.
**** = One of the top few films of this or any year. A must see film. *** = Excellent show. Look for it. ** = Average movie. Kind of enjoyable. * = Poor show.  Totally unbearable.
REVIEWED WRITTEN ON: April 28, 1995
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credible-sets
Summarize GWAS results
Development
Requirements
This package has been developed and tested using node 8 LTS (Carbon).
Installation
Install package requirements as follows:
npm install
Commands
npm test
npm run lint
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directive is used to conditionally swap DOM structure on your template based on a scope expression.
Elements within ngSwitch
but without ngSwitchWhen
or ngSwitchDefault
directives will be preserved at the location
as specified in the template.
The directive itself works similar to ngInclude, however, instead of downloading template code (or loading it
from the template cache), ngSwitch
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#include <ql/methods/finitedifferences/utilities/squarerootprocessrndcalculator.hpp>
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| SquareRootProcessRNDCalculator (Real v0, Real kappa, Real theta, Real sigma) | |
| Real | pdf (Real v, Time t) const override |
| Real | cdf (Real v, Time t) const override |
| Real | invcdf (Real q, Time t) const override |
| Real | stationary_pdf (Real v) const |
| Real | stationary_cdf (Real v) const |
| Real | stationary_invcdf (Real q) const |
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| virtual Real | pdf (Real x, Time t) const =0 |
| virtual Real | cdf (Real x, Time t) const =0 |
| virtual Real | invcdf (Real p, Time t) const =0 |
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| const Real | kappa_ |
| const Real | theta_ |
| const Real | d_ |
| const Real | df_ |
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Outputs the character associated with a code, for a charset. This charset might be either a single-byte charset (like ASCII, ANSI) or any kind of multi-byte charset (like UTF-8), provided that the size of a multibyte characted will not exceed 4 byte length.
BATBOX /a code
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To get easely a table of characters and their associated codes, you can use the following script.
@ECHO OFF
SET code=0
:Boucle
BATBOX /d "code %code% : " /a %code% /a 10 /a 13
:: les caracteres ASCII 10 et 13 are used for new line
SET /a code=%code%+1
IF NOT %code%==256 GOTO :Boucle
PAUSE
BatBox (/d), BatBox (/f), BatBox (/s), BatBox
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BuzzTalk Reader
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Are you an urban tourist, cruising cityscapes and art scenes with a digital camera and laptop at your side? Or are you a veteran explorer of the road less travelled, with just the essentials (bug spray, battered passport and sim-only mobile) in your backpack?
Whatever your traveller identity, we’ve shortlisted the top ten on-trend destinations to visit this year: five fully-connected and five off-grid. For unforgettable experiences, Instagram-worthy landscapes, and great stays with that all-important Wi-Fi, we’ll keep you entertained and online (if you want to be) - whether you’re surrounded by rainforest or dining atop skyscrapers. And should you make it through all ten destinations, we’ve thrown some alternative places into each guide to add to the bucket list. Happy exploring!


Package com.restfb.types.send
Contains all types that are necessary to interact with
Facebook Send API. The Send
API is part of the Facebook Messenger Platform.
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Interface Summary Interface Description IsBroadcastPayload Marker interface for all Payloads, that are allowed to be used in the Broadcast API, see here.MediaAttachment.MediaTemplateElement MenuItem MessageRecipient Marker interface for all MesssageRecipient implementations -
Enum Summary Enum Description DomainActionTypeEnum Represents the domain whitelisting action typeImageAspectRatioEnum ListTemplatePayload.TopElementStyleEnum MediaAttachment.MediaType MediaAttachment.Type MessagingType Represents the Messaging Type used to send message that are introduced with Messenger Platform 2.2NotificationTypeEnum Represents the push notification type as part of the Send API requestQuickReply.QuickReplyType SenderActionEnum Represents the sender action indicatorSettingTypeEnum Represents the thread settings setting typeThreadStateEnum Represents the thread settings thread stateWebviewHeightEnum


When entering parameters for the size of the room, all values define the airspace inside the room. So, for a 3 x 3 x 3
room around a player standing at x: 35, y: 22, z: 27, you would enter those exact coordinates for x, y, and z. And 3 for
length, height, and width. Adding a shell around this would impact a 5 x 5 x 5 space.


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Deborah Bowness presents an original style of decorating. Her unique and timeless designes furnish interiors
spaces with an extra dimension. A bold statement made quietly. Tompe I'oiel with a twist. Beautiful and functional.
Wallpapers by Deborah Bowness are hand printed and painted in England.
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