Component library Pagination
Helps users navigate through multiple pages. Typically used for pages of search results.
This component is not currently in the GOV.UK design system, but is in their GitHub backlog.
Pagination is used across all of our services, examples can be found on MYESF document exchange, view latest funding and view national funding formula for schools.
When to use this component
Pagination is typically used on pages to help navigate through long lists of items, documents or search results.
When not to use this component
Do not use this component to split up steps of a task or user journey.
Do not use pagination on statement pages with different types of data like in view latest funding. This is because page numbers do not help users to distinguish between different types of data.
How it works
We have set rules on pagination across our services. Pagination should appear on:
- search results pages after 25 results (e.g. view latest funding)
- document pages after 10 results (e.g. MYESF document exchange)
Document pages - 10 items or more
Search results pages - 25 items or more
Client side scripting
We recommend using client side scripting (e.g. JavaScript) to make this component more dynamic for users. However, this should be implemented as a progressive enhancement method - not the only way the pagination component works.
This component should:
- work dynamically client side if JavaScript is enabled in the user browser
- fall back to use server side processing if JavaScript is not enabled
Research on this component
As long as this component is made visible to users at the bottom of the initial results screen, there have been few issues with users recognising there are additional results pages, and subsequently clicking through.
There is limited data available on the differentiation users make between results and documents when making use of the pagination component, but in the cases this has been observed, these were interpreted by users in the same way.


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| static Vector3 | TransformPointFromTo (Transform from, Transform to, Vector3 fromPoint) |
| Takes a point in the coordinate space specified by the "from" transform and transforms it to be the correct point in the coordinate space specified by the "to" transform applies rotation, scale and translation. More... | |
| static Vector3 | TransformDirectionFromTo (Transform from, Transform to, Vector3 fromDirection) |
| Takes a direction in the coordinate space specified by the "from" transform and transforms it to be the correct direction in the coordinate space specified by the "to" transform applies rotation only, no translation or scale More... | |
| static Vector3 | TransformVectorFromTo (Transform from, Transform to, Vector3 vecInFrom) |
| Takes a vector in the coordinate space specified by the "from" transform and transforms it to be the correct direction in the coordinate space specified by the "to" transform applies rotation and scale, no translation More... | |
| static float | ScaleFromAngularSizeAndDistance (float angle, float distance) |
| Retrieve angular measurement describing how large a sphere or circle appears from a given point of view. More... | |
| static float | AngularScaleFromDistance (float angle, float distance) |
| static Ray | TransformRayFromTo (Transform from, Transform to, Ray rayToConvert) |
| Takes a ray in the coordinate space specified by the "from" transform and transforms it to be the correct ray in the coordinate space specified by the "to" transform More... | |
| static Quaternion | QuaternionFromMatrix (Matrix4x4 m) |
| Creates a quaternion containing the rotation from the input matrix. More... | |
| static void | ToTranslationRotation (Matrix4x4 unityMtx, out Vector3 translation, out Quaternion rotation) |
| Extract the translation and rotation components of a Unity matrix More... | |
| static Vector3 | XZProject (Vector3 v) |
| Project vector onto XZ plane More... | |
| static Vector3 | YZProject (Vector3 v) |
| Project vector onto YZ plane More... | |
| static Vector3 | XYProject (Vector3 v) |
| Project vector onto XY plane More... | |
| static float | DistanceOfPointToLine (Vector3 point, Vector3 linePointA, Vector3 linePointB) |
| Returns the distance between a point and an infinite line defined by two points; linePointA and linePointB More... | |
| static Vector3 | ClosestPointOnLineToPoint (Vector3 point, Vector3 linePointA, Vector3 linePointB) |
| static float | DistanceOfPointToLineSegment (Vector3 point, Vector3 lineStart, Vector3 lineEnd) |
| static Vector3 | ClosestPointOnLineSegmentToPoint (Vector3 point, Vector3 lineStart, Vector3 lineEnd) |
| static bool | TestPlanesAABB (Plane[] planes, int planeMask, Bounds bounds, out bool entirelyInside) |
| static bool | InRange (Vector2 vec, Vector2 lower, Vector2 upper) |
| Tests component-wise if a Vector2 is in a given range More... | |
| static bool | InRange (Vector3 vec, Vector3 lower, Vector3 upper) |
| Tests component-wise if a Vector3 is in a given range More... | |
| static Matrix4x4 | Add (Matrix4x4 a, Matrix4x4 b) |
| Element-wise addition of two Matrix4x4s - extension method More... | |
| static Matrix4x4 | Subtract (Matrix4x4 a, Matrix4x4 b) |
| Element-wise subtraction of two Matrix4x4s - extension method More... | |
| static float | DistanceOfPointToLine (Ray ray, Vector3 point) |
| find unsigned distance of 3D point to an infinite line More... | |
| static Vector3 | NearestPointToLines (Ray p, Ray q) |
| Find 3D point that minimizes distance to 2 lines, midpoint of the shortest perpendicular line segment between them More... | |
| static Vector3 | NearestPointToLinesRANSAC (List< Ray > rays, int ransac_iterations, float ransac_threshold, out int numActualInliers) |
| Find 3D point that minimizes distance to a set of 2 or more lines, ignoring outliers More... | |
| static Vector3 | NearestPointToLinesLeastSquares (IEnumerable< Ray > rays) |
| Find 3D point that minimizes distance to a set of 2 or more lines More... | |
| static float | DegreesToRadians (double degrees) |
| Convert degrees to radians. More... | |
| static float | RadiansToDegrees (float radians) |
| Convert radians to degrees. More... | |
| static float | GetAngleBetween (Vector2 pointA, Vector2 pointB) |
| Calculates the angle (at pointA) between two, two-dimensional points. More... | |
| static float | CLampLerp (float pos, float min, float max, float clampFactor) |
| Clamps via a lerp for a "soft" clamp effect More... | |
| static Vector3 | GetDirection (Quaternion rotation) |
| Calculates the direction vector from a rotation. More... | |
| static bool | IsInFOV (Vector3 testPosition, Transform frameOfReference, float verticalFOV, float horizontalFOV, float minPlaneDistance, float maxPlaneDistance) |
| Returns if a point lies within a frame of reference view as defined by arguments More... | |
| static bool | IsInFOVCone (Transform cone, Vector3 point, float fieldOfView, float minDist=0.05f, float maxDist=100f) |
| Returns true if a point lies inside the cone described with given parameters, false otherwise. More... | |
Math Utilities class.
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Element-wise addition of two Matrix4x4s - extension method
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Clamps via a lerp for a "soft" clamp effect
| pos | number to clamp |
| min | if pos is less than min, then lerp clamps to this value |
| max | if pos is more than max, lerp clamps to this value |
| clampFactor | Range from 0.0f to 1.0f of how close to snap to min and max |
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Convert degrees to radians.
| degrees | Angle, in degrees. |
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find unsigned distance of 3D point to an infinite line
| ray | ray that specifies an infinite line |
| point | 3D point |
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Returns the distance between a point and an infinite line defined by two points; linePointA and linePointB
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Calculates the angle (at pointA) between two, two-dimensional points.
| pointA | The first point. |
| pointB | The second point. |
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Calculates the direction vector from a rotation.
| rotation | Quaternion representing the rotation of the object. |
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Tests component-wise if a Vector2 is in a given range
| vec | The vector to test |
| lower | The lower bounds |
| upper | The upper bounds |
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Tests component-wise if a Vector3 is in a given range
| vec | The vector to test |
| lower | The lower bounds |
| upper | The upper bounds |
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Returns if a point lies within a frame of reference view as defined by arguments
Field of view parameters are in degrees and plane distances are in meters
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Returns true if a point lies inside the cone described with given parameters, false otherwise.
The cone is inscribed to a radius equal to the vertical height of the provided FOV. The test also ensures the distance from the point to the cone lies within the given range.
| cone | The transform that defines the orientation and position of the cone |
| point | The point to test if it lies within the cone FOV |
| fieldOfView | Field of view for the cone which calculates its radius |
| minDist | Point must be at least this far away (along direction forward) from the cone |
| maxDist | Point must be at most this far away (along direction forward) from the cone. |
Field of view parameter is in degrees and distances are in meters.
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Find 3D point that minimizes distance to 2 lines, midpoint of the shortest perpendicular line segment between them
| p | ray that specifies a line |
| q | ray that specifies a line |
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Find 3D point that minimizes distance to a set of 2 or more lines
| rays | each ray specifies an infinite line |
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Find 3D point that minimizes distance to a set of 2 or more lines, ignoring outliers
| rays | list of rays, each specifying a line, must have at least 1 |
| ransac_iterations | number of iterations: log(1-p)/log(1-(1-E)^s) where p is probability of at least one sample containing s points is all inliers E is proportion of outliers (1-ransac_ratio) e.g. p=0.999, ransac_ratio=0.54, s=2 ==> log(0.001)/(log(1-0.54^2) = 20 |
| ransac_threshold | minimum distance from point to line for a line to be considered an inlier |
| numActualInliers | return number of inliers: lines that are within ransac_threshold of nearest point |
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Creates a quaternion containing the rotation from the input matrix.
| m | Input matrix to convert to quaternion |
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Convert radians to degrees.
| radians | Angle, in radians. |
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Retrieve angular measurement describing how large a sphere or circle appears from a given point of view.
Takes an angle (at given point of view) and a distance and returns the actual diameter of the object.
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Element-wise subtraction of two Matrix4x4s - extension method
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Extract the translation and rotation components of a Unity matrix
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Takes a direction in the coordinate space specified by the "from" transform and transforms it to be the correct direction in the coordinate space specified by the "to" transform applies rotation only, no translation or scale
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Takes a point in the coordinate space specified by the "from" transform and transforms it to be the correct point in the coordinate space specified by the "to" transform applies rotation, scale and translation.
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Takes a ray in the coordinate space specified by the "from" transform and transforms it to be the correct ray in the coordinate space specified by the "to" transform
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Takes a vector in the coordinate space specified by the "from" transform and transforms it to be the correct direction in the coordinate space specified by the "to" transform applies rotation and scale, no translation
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Project vector onto XY plane
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Project vector onto XZ plane
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Project vector onto YZ plane


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Below is an example of the microformat h-geo. This microformat is used to describe geographic coordinates and is based on a property from the vCard standard. The HTML can be marked up so the numbers are visible or hidden to a human reader.
Example h-geo
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Another cool hill is Snowdon at 53.069406 -4.076148.


Logging in Python
Often times you want to log errors and debugging information in a log file. This is especially helpful for scripts that take a long time to run or run on a reoccurring basis. Below are some helpful hints and code snippets on how to do this in Python.
Include this code at the top of your script as a global variable. You can also use the same code to log info from helper scripts and imported libraries.
1 | import logging logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) |
In your script’s main function (the one that executes all of your code), you need to set the basic configuration params of the logger. This should only be called once. Set the name of the log file, formatting, etc. I like to call the log file the name of my main script, using sys.argv (remember to import sys)
1 | if __name__ == "__main__": logname = sys.argv[0][:-3] + ".log" logging.basicConfig(level=logging.DEBUG, filename=logname, format='%(asctime)s %(levelname)s: %(name)s: %(message)s') |
Finally, you can log messages to your log file in any .py file where you have initialized the logger object.
1 | def foo(): logger.debug("Hello, world") |
Log levels are a clever way to organize your log files. Typically you want a lot more information while debugging than while in production. Thus, you can send very description, long messages as DEBUG
messages and shorter ones as INFO
messages. Then you specify which log level you want when or set the configuration params. This determines which messages actually get written to your log file. The cool thing is that the log level X also gives you all of the log levels below X. So a log level of WARNING
writes WARNING
, ERROR
, and CRITICAL
messages to the log file.
DEBUG
: Detailed information, typically of interest only when diagnosing problems.INFO
: Confirmation that things are working as expected.WARNING
: An indication that something unexpected happened, or indicative of some problem in the near future (e.g. ‘disk space low’). The software is still working as expected.ERROR
: Due to a more serious problem, the software has not been able to perform some function.CRITICAL
: A serious error, indicating that the program itself may be unable to continue running.
How to catch Exceptions
Certain commands are particularly error prone, like saving model objects in AnxPy. In that case, you want to catch and handle any exceptions, in order to prevent them from automatically terminating your program. You can catch all exceptions or only certain kinds.  logger.info(message) logger.exception(e) else: # success! message = "Creative " + str(my_creative.id) + " was saved." logger.info(message) |
Advanced: Log all exceptions
Insert this code at the top of your main script in order to log all exceptions, regardless of type or where they occur. They will still interrupt your program, but now they are also sent to your log file. Also, you can now decide whether or not to write to the standard error stream, stderr (useful for cron jobs).
1 | import logging, sys logger = logging.getLogger(__name__) def stderr_override(typeE, valueE, tracebackE): typeE = "\n Error Type: " + str(typeE) valueE = "\n Error Value: " + str(valueE) tracebackE = "\n Traceback: " + " ".join(traceback.format_tb(tracebackE)) + "\n" messageE = typeE + valueE + tracebackE logger.exception(messageE) print >> sys.stderr, messageE # send any uncaught errors to the logs sys.excepthook = stderr_override |


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--- layout: default title: Pattern Library ---
Documentation of the primary patterns used on the Responsive Web Design Kent State website.
Responsive Web Design Classes from Kent State University.
In Kent State University's first-ever Responsive Web Design course, you will learn the fundamental principles for developing standards-based web sites from a mobile-first and content-first perspective. We will explore each aspect of an agile-inspired process, during which you’ll learn each step of what it takes to build a responsive website and ensure its functionality for users in terms of both usability and performance.


Probably not much. I’ve worked with dozens of hosts over the years, and most are pretty awful. Personally, I only recommend a few hosts, based on your budget/scale:
WPEngine, for premium WordPress hosting
DreamHost, for small sites
Amazon Web Services, for larger implementations
For domain registration, I use and recommend Google Domains.


Service list
Services delivered by the Department for Work and Pensions and related organisations as an end user would know them.
Accessibility
Make DWP services accessible for everyone.
Content style guide
How to write for DWP services.
Ways of working
How professions work with each other to design and build services in DWP.
Design principles
These principles guide all of our design. Use them to get started on a project and to help with making decisions.
When, where and how
Know when to do what work, where to do it and how to do it to make great services.


Nodes discover router presence with ICMPv6 Router Solicitation messages and routers respond with configuration details for all nodes.
Attacker can claim to be a router with a higher preference.
Usefull for attacking networks where other IPv6 routes exist and easy to attack with the built-in Linux IPv6 router daemon.
Configure forwarding so clients are not DoSed
# sysctl -w net.ipv6.conf.all.forwarding=1
Configure the default route to the proper gateway
# ip route add default via <> dev eth0
Start the router daemon
# radvd -c /etc/radvd.conf
Example radvd.conf
interface eth0 {- AdvSendAdvert on; #process should send advertisements
- AdvDefaultPreference high; # highest advertised preference
- MinRtrAdvInterval 3; # 3 second min between ads
- MaxRtrAdvInterval 4; # 4 second max between ads
- prefix <>/64 { # address space and prefix for clients
};
};
Another option is to use other tools such as:
[fake_router6]() | tool for attacking IPv6 Router Impersonation


Motorola Razr 2 could have an in-screen scanner and eight side sensors
by James RogersonMotorola Razr 2 could have an in-screen scanner and eight side sensors
And no chin
The Razr 2 might not have the big chin of the Razr 2019, above (Image credit: Future)
You can’t even buy the Motorola Razr 2019 yet – and at $1,500 (around £1,350 / AU$2,000) you quite possibly shouldn’t – but Motorola might already be planning a second, better model with at least two new features, which have been shown off in a patent.
Approved on November 21 and spotted by LetsGoDigital, the Motorola patent shows a device that looks a lot like the current foldable Razr, but with a couple of key differences.
First, there’s a fingerprint icon on the screen, suggesting the fingerprint scanner would be built into the display. That would make sense – and it would be a more elegant solution than the scanner below the screen on the Motorola Razr 2019 – although the patent doesn’t make any mention of this beyond the image.
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- Lots of foldable phones are on the way
What the patent is instead focused on is eight sensors at the edges of the screen – four on each side. These can be used as customizable buttons that can be accessed whether the screen is folded or unfolded.
As well as presses, these sensors can also respond to gestures, such as a swipe, and can be configured to do different things depending on whether the screen is open or folded shut – so basically they would allow for plenty of shortcuts and quick settings toggles.
It’s worth noting too that the phone shown in these images lacks the chin of the Motorola Razr 2019, with the in-screen fingerprint scanner sitting where that would be. That could mean the Motorola Razr 2 won’t have a chin, but again we wouldn’t read too much into this, as the images are just there to illustrate the side sensors.
There’s also no guarantee that the Motorola Razr 2 will have these sensors, since while Motorola is clearly exploring the idea, features mentioned in patents don’t always make it into finished products.
It's likely to be a while before we find out for sure, so stay tuned for updates, as TechRadar will bring you all the reputable Motorola Razr 2 rumors as and when they surface.
- The Huawei Mate X is one of the Motorola Razr 2019's folding rivals
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AWS::CloudWatch::AnomalyDetector MetricDataQueries
An array of metric data query structures
that enables you to create an anomaly detector
based on the result of a metric math expression.
Each item in MetricDataQueries
gets a metric or performs a math expression.
One item in MetricDataQueries
is the expression
that provides the time series
that the anomaly detector uses as input.
Designate the expression by setting ReturnData
to true
for this object in the array.
For all other expressions and metrics, set ReturnData
to false
.
The designated expression must return
a single time series.


Forum Settings Dont Work - Better Battlelog Forums #47695
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Topicstarter
Hi
I write this post to indicate the forum settings that do not work::
"Jump to last post"
"All links to new window"
"Auto-Add to Favourite Threads" (dont work when create a thread)
I use Chrome v. 23.0.1271.64 m and Dark Theme by Juress v 3.01
Hope you sooner fix its
Greetings and thank you very much
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BrainFooLong
Administrator
Do you use 3.0.0?
The option names you describe are from v2.
I tested it with FF and Chrome, works fine for me
Anyone else can confirm that?
Topicstarter
ofc i use the new version. I translate th options, i have the spanish version ¡.
I see in my chrome:
Better Battlelog (BBLog) 3.0.0
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BrainFooLong
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Okey.
Well, for me this features work great except Auto-Add Favourites, that is buggy for sure.
Topicstarter
BrainFooLong wrote:
Okey.
Well, for me this features work great except Auto-Add Favourites, that is buggy for sure.
when u fix it? :)
BrainFooLong
Administrator
In the next BBLog Release.
No ETA for it. Takes some weeks.
Topicstarter
BrainFooLong wrote:
In the next BBLog Release.
No ETA for it. Takes some weeks.
ok, thank you for all
great job!
Topicstarter
Still doesn't work with 3.1.3
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Still not fixed, as you can see on the topic icon. First of all i must fix performance problems, than i can do some minor fixes like this.
Topicstarter
ok, thank you ;)
Well done with your fantastic addon


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Quick List Thomas P. AckermanBecky Alexander David S. Battisti Cecilia Bitz Christopher S. Bretherton Dale R. Durran Dargan M.W. Frierson Qiang Fu Gregory J. Hakim Dennis L. Hartmann Robert A. Houze Lyatt Jaegl� Daniel A. Jaffe Clifford F. Mass Peter B. Rhines Joel Thornton John M. Wallace Stephen G. Warren Robert Wood |
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| Becky Alexander, Assistant
Professor Ph.D., University of California, San Diego Paleoclimate; atmospheric chemistry; aerosols; stable isotope geochemistry. 306 ATG, Phone<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~beckya/ | |||||
| David S. Battisti,
Professor Ph.D., University of Washington Large-scale atmosphere-ocean dynamics; tropical circulation; physics of natural variability in Arctic climate; climate dynamics; paleoclimate. 304 ATG, Phone<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~david | |||||
| Cecilia Bitz, Associate
Professor Ph.D., University of Washington High-latitude Climate; climate dynamics. 502 ATG, Phone<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~bitz/ | |||||
| Christopher S. Bretherton,
Professor Joint Professor, Atmospheric Sciences and Applied Mathematics Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology Role of clouds in atmospheric convection and climate; boundary layer meteorology; numerical modeling; tropical meteorology. 704 ATG, Phone<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~breth/ | |||||
| Dale R. Durran, Professor and Chair
Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology Atmospheric dynamics; numerical methods and atmospheric modeling; mountain meteorology; mesoscale meteorology. 408A ATG, Phone<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>or<EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~durrand/ |
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| Dargan M.W. Frierson, Assistant Professor Ph.D., Princeton University Atmospheric general circulation; water vapor; climate change. 606 ATG, Phone<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~dargan/ |
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| Qiang Fu, Professor Ph.D., University of Utah Atmospheric radiation; cloud/aerosol/radiation/climate interactions, remote sensing. 308 ATG, Phone<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~qfu/ | |||||
| Gregory J. Hakim, Associate
Professor Ph.D., University at Albany, State University of New York Synoptic and mesoscale meteorology; atmospheric dynamics; stratified turbulence. 602 ATG, Phone<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~hakim | |||||
| Dennis L. Hartmann,
Professor Ph.D., Princeton University Climate change; dynamic meteorology; radiation and remote sensing. 710 ATG, Phone<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~dennis |
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| Robert Houze, Professor
Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology Mesoscale meteorology, cloud physics and dynamics; radar meteorology; tropical and mountain meteorology. 604 ATG,<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~houze/ |
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| Lyatt Jaegl�, Associate
Professor Ph.D., California Institute of Technology Atmospheric chemistry; tropospheric and stratospheric photochemistry; chemical modeling of atmospheric observations; influence of human activities on the composition of the atmosphere. 302 ATG, Phone<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~jaegle/ | |||||
| Daniel A. Jaffe,
Professor Ph.D., University of Washington Atmospheric chemistry; air pollution; long range transport of pollutants; photochemistry. UW-Bothell, Box 358530, Bothell, WA 98011, Phone<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://faculty.washington.edu/djaffe/ |
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| Clifford F. Mass, Professor
Ph.D., University of Washington Synoptic and mesoscale meteorology. 612 ATG/608 ATG, Phone<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~cliff/cliff.php |
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| Peter B. Rhines, Professor
Joint Professor, Oceanography and Atmospheric Sciences Ph.D., Trinity College, University of Cambridge Theoretical physical oceanography; geophysical fluid dynamics; general circulation of the atmosphere and ocean. School of Oceanography, Box 355351, Seattle, WA 98195 Phone<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.ocean.washington.edu/people/faculty/rhines/rhines.html | |||||
| Joel Thornton, Associate
Professor Ph.D., University of California, Berkeley Atmospheric Chemistry; in situ and laboratory studies of homogeneous and heterogeneous atmospheric chemical processes; air pollution; atmosphere-biosphere interactions. 506 ATG, Phone<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~thornton/ | |||||
| John M. Wallace, Professor
Ph.D., Massachusetts Institute of Technology Atmospheric general circulation; climate variability. Atmospheric Sciences, Box 351640, Seattle, WA, 98195-1640 504 ATG, Phone<PHONE_NUMBER>, Fax<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.atmos.washington.edu/wallace/wallace_more.html | |||||
| Stephen G. Warren,
Professor Joint Professor, Atmospheric Sciences and Geophysics Ph.D., Harvard University Atmospheric radiation; radiative properties of clouds, snow, and sea ice; Antarctic climate. 524 ATG, Phone<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~sgw/ | |||||
| Robert Wood, Assistant Professor Ph.D., Atmospheric Physics, University of Manchester Institute of Science and Technology (UMIST), UK Boundary layer cloud structure, cloud microphysics, remote sensing. 718 ATG, Phone<PHONE_NUMBER><EMAIL_ADDRESS>http://www.atmos.washington.edu/~robwood/ |
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| Revised: 5.4.10 Debbie Wolf<EMAIL_ADDRESS>|


Applications Engineer at Gibson Engineering, Norwood, MA, USA Solving customers' machine vision applications from various industries including medical, automotive, electronics manufacturing, food services using Cognex cameras with optics and lighting from different manufacturers. Managing the workload of a vision labarotory that houses more than $250k worth equipment from manufacturers like Cognex, CCS, Moritex,
Advanced Illumination, Smartvision generating over $6M in revenue per year. Solving challenging robotic applications with industrial and collaborative robots Rapid prototyping end of arm tooling for each application using Solidworks Programming robots for not only proof of concept, but also turn key systems with proprietary robot programming environment from
Mitsubishi Electric(MELFA), Aubo Robotics and Kassow Robots Managing a robotics labarotory housing more than $200k and currently generating over $250k in revenue per year.
August 2017 - Present
Long Term Data Science Intern at Reengen Energy, Istanbul, Turkey Used forecasting models and machine learning algorithms such as ARIMA, SVM, ANN and regression to predict the electricity consumption of hotels, shopping malls and banks. Used R for the analysis of the data and forecasting.
May - November 2016
Engineering Intern at Ozyegin University, Istanbul, Turkey Developed walking mechanisms for miniature humanoid robot DARWiN-OP using kinematic equations and C++ on the built-in Intel Atom Z530 PC.
June - August 2015
Education
Education
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI), Worcester, MA Bachelor of Science in Robotics Engineering, Bachelor of Science in Electrical and Computer Engineering, GPA 3.4/4.0
TED Istanbul High School, Istanbul, Turkey Math and Science Concentration, GPA 4.85/5.0


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(Allah said to him): "Strike the ground with your foot: This is a spring of water to wash in, cool and a (refreshing) drink." |
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Urge with thy foot; here is a cool washing-place and a drink. |
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(And it was said unto him): Strike the ground with thy foot. This (spring) is a cool bath and a refreshing drink. |
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"Strike the ground with your foot. A spring will give you healing and a drink." |
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Dolly Parton Explains Her Recent Focus On Christian Music: ‘I’ve Just Felt Like God Was Calling Me’
by Brent FurdykDolly Parton has been nominated for dozens of Grammys over the years, but her nomination for the 2020 awards is indicative of a recent shift in her music toward faith-based music.
Her collaboration with Australian duo For King & Country, “God Only Knows”, received a nomination for Best Contemporary Christian Performance, and she opened up to People about why she’s focusing on Christianity in her new music.
“I’ve done so many things,” Parton tells the magazine. “And I see that I am in a position to help.  If I say something good, people might listen.”
She adds: “I’ve just felt like God was calling me into that. I’ve always felt like my music was more my ministry than a job. I just feel that this day and time, we need more people that are in a position to help to try to do something, if they can, to brighten the world a little bit. That’s what I’m hoping to do now.”
Another recent collaboration is the track “Faith” with the DJ duo known as Galantis, which she says “came to me out of the heavens.”
According to Parton, the pair “sent the song to see if I’d be interested, and I just loved it. So I did it. Now it’s out and people are really responding to it. It’s more of a dance song, as you know. But it’s a very spiritual message. It’s like God saying, ‘Have a little faith in me.’ So I was proud to be part of that whole thing.”
In fact, the 73-year-old music icon believes she sees the hand of the Almighty at work in the way things have unfolded for her recently.
“I felt really blessed because I had decided just in the last few months that I was going to try to do more faith-based things or at least more uplifting music,” she says.
“Then right out of the blue came King & Country and their ‘God Only Knows’. And then the Zach Williams song, ‘There Was Jesus’. All three of those just came and I went, ‘Well, that must be an answer.’ I’ve got three faith-based songs out now, which I feel very good about,” adds Parton. “Whether you believe in God or not, we need to believe in something bigger and better than what’s going on because we’re not doing too hot. We need to try to do a little better.”


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1.Locate -> Use the iBike app to find the closest scooter to you.
2.Scan -> To unlock a bike, simply scan the QR code located on the handlebars or the baseboard using the iBike app.
3Ride -> You are ready to go! Wherever your iBike takes you, remember to obey traffic laws, to ride safely in the bike lane or street and to wear a helmet!.
4.pay for the ride as soon as you end the trip to avoid extra charges.
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Animsition A simple and easy jQuery plugin for css animated page transitions. http://git.blivesta.com/animsition/ https://github.com/blivesta/animsition
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My team's submission to a 12-hour Gamebuild-a-thon. The event was held by ACM Gamebuilders at UIUC, a group which I am a member of. During the event I worked in a team of three to build a 3D game in Unity following the theme of glory. I created the player progression system, audience animation, and the enemy design and AI.
Glory is wave based survival game set in the Colosseum. The player is a gladiator fighting to achieve glory. Spear-carrying enemies charge forward in ever increasing waves to try to kill our gladiator. If the player completes a wave without getting hit, the audience will give rewards of upgraded health, power, and sword length. The game was developed in Unity featuring 3D graphics.


Vagrant lets you easily package an environment and share it with anyone.
YES! You can run vagrant on the most popular operating systems;
Microsoft Windows, Mac and Linux (most flavours).
First thing you need to do is install VirtualBox:
https://www.virtualbox.org/wiki/Downloads
(Vagrant uses a “headless” VirtualBox Virtual Machine (VM) - you don’t need to know what that is or how it works just trust that it does its job really well, is well documented and extensively tested)
and Vagrant:
http://www.vagrantup.com/downloads.html
git clone https://github.com/nelsonic/learn-vagrant.git && cd learn-vagrant
This means that you will now have the only file you need in your directory to get Vagrant up and running: the Vagrantfile. This file adds the configuration you need to the vagrant box.
The one in this repository updates Ubuntu, installs Node.js, updates it and prints out the version. There is also commented out code there that would have installed MongoDB and run some tests. If you’re setting up your own configuration, copying this file would be a good place to start!
Windows users will also need a vagrantfile_ssh.txt
file - in the windows-only
directory of this repository.
Boot the Vagrant Box:
(this will install ubuntu and node.js so may take a few minutes - depending on your internet connection)
Anything you do within the directory you’re currently in will now take place exclusively in your Vagrant environment.
SSH (login) to the Vagrant Box:
vagrant ssh
to exit simply type exit
in the terminal (this logs you out but Vagrant will still be running):
exit
Because windows does not come with an SSH client you will need to install one.
- [ ] investigate best way to enable ssh on windows!
- [ ] http://docs-v1.vagrantup.com/v1/docs/getting-started/ssh.html
- [ ] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/9885108/ssh-to-vagrant-box-in-windows
vagrant halt
This will shut down while preserving the state of the machine, much like hitting the ‘pause’ button.
vagrant destroy
This will stop the machine altogether and you will no longer be operating within Vagrant in the directory.
Create our base Ubuntu Box:
This command will create a box called “base” and download the base install of ubuntu version 14.04 (latest)
you should see:
==> box: Adding box 'base' (v0) for provider:
box: Downloading: https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/vagrant/trusty/current/trusty-server-cloudimg-amd64-vagrant-disk1.box
==> box: Successfully added box 'base' (v0) for 'virtualbox'!
This will be useful if you want to install the box globally so that you don’t have to download and install it through the Vagrantfile every time you run vagrant up
.
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I’m using: https://cloud-images.ubuntu.com/vagrant/trusty/current/trusty-server-cloudimg-amd64-vagrant-disk1.box
Install Node.js on Unbunt: - Official: https://github.com/joyent/node/wiki/installing-node.js-via-package-manager - https://www.digitalocean.com/community/tutorials/how-to-install-node-js-on-an-ubuntu-14-04-server - nvm in vagrant: https://github.com/robertkowalski/vagrant-nvm (waste of time! just use the ppa!)
For better or worse, people still use different operating systems for their development machines. While many have made the switch to Mac or Ubuntu, most people are still developing on Windows. Using vagrant as a VM to run your production OS locally means you can keep everything consistent everywhere, regardless of your local OS.
In the dark ages of development (pre 2012) people had to manually install all the dependencies for projects, often leading to version conflicts and incompatibilities. :cry:
Enter Vagrant to save the day!
Now you can keep a single file listing all the dependencies required to boot a fully-functional development machine using a single vagrant up
command.
Vagrant on Digital Ocean / AWS ?
- [ ] https://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/docker/basics.html
- [ ] http://docs.vagrantup.com/v2/provisioning/docker.html
- [ ] http://stackoverflow.com/questions/16647069/should-i-use-vagrant-or-docker-io-for-creating-an-isolated-environment
- [ ] http://dahlgren.so/software/2014/05/11/From-Vagrant-To-Docker/
Special Thanks to Joaquim Serafim for encouraging me to learn/use Vagrant
see: https://github.com/joaquimserafim/vagrant-nodejs-redis-mongodb


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Thanks to everyone here for having me as a staff member in your server, its been amazing working with you guys and sometimes I imagine what not resigning would be like. If an invite is invalid it is because my invite was removed. I will only replace it will one the server owner sends me so dont request a new one :)


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The Capture of Rabbah
1 In the spring of the year, the time when kings go out to battle, Joab led out the army and ravaged the country of the Ammonites and came and besieged Rabbah. But David remained at Jerusalem. And Joab struck down Rabbah and overthrew it.
2 And David took the crown of their king from his head. He found that it weighed a talent of gold, and in it was a precious stone. And it was placed on David's head. And he brought out the spoil of the city, a very great amount.
3 And he brought out the people who were in it and set them to labor with saws and iron picks and axes. And thus David did to all the cities of the Ammonites. Then David and all the people returned to Jerusalem.
Philistine Giants Killed
4 And after this there arose war with the Philistines at Gezer. Then Sibbecai the Hushathite struck down Sippai, who was one of the descendants of the giants, and the Philistines were subdued.
5 And there was again war with the Philistines, and Elhanan the son of Jair struck down Lahmi the brother of Goliath the Gittite, the shaft of whose spear was like a weaver's beam.
6 And there was again war at Gath, where there was a man of great stature, who had six fingers on each hand and six toes on each foot, twenty-four in number, and he also was descended from the giants.
7 And when he taunted Israel, Jonathan the son of Shimea, David's brother, struck him down.
8 These were descended from the giants in Gath, and they fell by the hand of David and by the hand of his servants.


Change the way you interact with your browser
The tracking.js brings to web elements tracking techniques of a real scene captured by the camera, through natural interactions from object tracking, color markers, among others, allowing the development of interfaces and games through a simple and intuitive API.
The concept of Natural Interaction proposes interfaces that understand the intentions of the user so that this convey their intentions intuitively interacting with computer systems in the same way makes day-to-day with people and objects. It is in this direction that the areas of interaction Human-Computer (IHC) and Virtual and Augmented Reality (AR), both in accelerated progression to native environments.
Created by Eduardo Lundgren, one of the creators of AlloyUI, involved in many open-source projects, ex-contributor to jQuery and jQuery UI. Graduate in Telecommunications Engineering from UPE and taking a Masters in CS from UFPE. Currently development lead at Liferay.


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Police praise residents who keep handing in mystery bundles of cash
Since 2014, 12 packages of around £2,000 have been dumped in plain sight in the streets of Blackhall Colliery, County Durham.
Police have praised honest residents who have repeatedly handed in bundles of thousands of pounds in cash which have turned up in their village.
Since 2014, 12 packages of £20 notes have been dumped in plain sight in the streets of Blackhall Colliery, County Durham, and they almost always add up to exactly £2,000.
The latest unusual find occurred on Monday, with the cash being left at different locations in the former pit community.
The mystery parcels have led the police to interview local people and speak to organisations including banks and the Post Office, and even carry out tests for fingerprints.
Despite the police inquiries, the finds remain a mystery.
Detective Constable John Forster, of Peterlee CID, said: “These bundles are always left in plain sight such as on pavements and discovered by random members of the public who have handed them in.
“This is the fourth bundle handed in this year.
“This could be the work of a Good Samaritan but we would like to thank the residents who have shown incredible community spirit by handing the money in.
“The circumstances remain a mystery so we would welcome any information that will help us get to the bottom of these random incidents.”
If you have any information, call 101 and ask to speak to DC Forster.
It is understood anyone handing in the cash could make a claim to keep it if it is not claimed by its owner.


Vaping is a modern concept, but it also offers a healthier alternative to smoking.
It’s fun, it’s the newest trend, and it’s a lot better than tobacco products and cigarettes.
If you’re new to vaping, or want to try it for the first time, we’d be happy to help to choose the right products.
We are committed to top service timely delivery and customer satisfaction.
E-cigarettes don’t produce tar, because they don’t burn (or even contain) tobacco or other plant material.
There are known carcinogens in vapor, but they’re in tiny concentrations that are unlikely
to pose any risk to vapers. Most studies that have raised alarms about cancer risk from vaping have used poor
methods, including using smoking machines to take too-frequent or too-long drags, or vaping at unrealistic
high temperatures on dry wicks. Those things wouldn’t happen to actual vapers, because the result — known
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Dream House Raffle people never awarded anyone a house, CBS News reports
by Rob BeschizzaNo-one ever seems to live in a dream house won in a raffle, so CBS News began to wonder if there was ever really a dream house at all. It turns out that the San Francisco 'Dream House' raffle has "never awarded its top prize" of a dream house.
The fine print: there was a winner in two of the ten years tracked, but the fees associated with accepting the $10m prizes are so ominous (eating at least half the value of the prize from the outset, with taxes to come) that the winners will always plump for alternative cash prizes instead.


The neural-activity-visualizer Javascript app, enables web-browser
visualisation of electrophysiology datafiles in any format supported by the Neo library. It makes use of
the
Neo Viewer
REST API.
The component was developed to produce graphical representations of neural activity data based on the
Neo object model.
Neo
is an open source API implemented in Python supporting many file formats, including
several proprietary formats (e.g. AlphaOmega, Plexon, NeuroExplorer), open formats (e.g. Neurodata
Without
Borders, Klustakwik, Elan) and generic file formats (e.g. MATLAB, ASCII, HDF5). Neo loads this data into
a
common object model with the aim of increasing interoperability of various software tools used in
electrophysiology and thus facilitating sharing of data between different projects. Neo's focus is
solely
on the structure of the data, with separate tools being required for their analysis. Our compoment comes
in
at this stage by enabling interactive visualization of data. It makes use of the open source
Plotly
library
for visualisation, owing to its efficiency in handling large data, and
Django
Python web framework for the backend.
This project has received funding from the European
Union’s
Horizon 2020 Framework Programme for Research and Innovation under the Specific Grant Agreements No.
785907 and
No. 945539 (Human Brain Project SGA2 and SGA3).


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We’ve had some terrific contributions this week, and we are delighted to present some of the best of those. If you want to know how to best contribute to Utopian, reading these posts is an excellent idea. This week, you’ll find contributions from the Analysis, Translation, Blog, Tutorials, and two from Anti-abuse!
Staff Picks
Don’t cast worthless votes - zero-value votes in HF20 by @crokkon [analysis]
This was a good week for quality analysis contributions, including a resteem from @ned for @paulag’s exploratory analysis on benefactor rewards. However, this week’s staff pick goes to @crokkon, for another excellent analysis of vote values, and how Hard Fork 20 has affected them. The changes have meant many votes sacrificing rShares, and the findings report that whilst there is still a number of votes turning to ‘dust’, voting percentages have risen on average in order to compensate for this. The report is excellently presented, and supported with clear and understandable charts. It concludes that vote percentages, particularly with regards to trail votes, should be reassessed to avoid having no value.
Total payout: 115.14 STU Number of votes: 169
[Translation][Spanish] Node.js, from English (1090 words) [N’15] by @alejohannes [translations]
The translator has done an excellent job with perfect accuracy. As noted by the Spanish moderator, the writing style is correct and most appropriate for the Spanish language. The translator has also put in a detailed effort to write out an overview of the translation process and what he had learned, especially in explaining the Module System and Code Refactoring. We appreciate the personal touch he put into writing the submission post.
Total payout: 1.62 STU Number of votes: 105
Introducing Contest Hero - Create contests on the Steem by @contest-hero [blog]
We had some stellar contributions in the Blog category this week, and picking the best one was not easy. Posts by @actifit, @jaff8, and @the1ramp were all worthy. I ended up selecting @contest-hero’s post for writing quality, beyond the excellent content all of these posts shared. @tobias-g’s introduction of Contest Hero was just well done in all aspects. Not only is the project itself exciting, it was also well presented, and well illustrated with screenshots. This is the sort of post one can later point to and say “this is how you do that.”
Total payout: 219.34 STU Number of votes: 223
Machine learning and Steem #5: Account classification - understanding and using Ensemble Methods + tweaking performance by @jacekw.dev [tutorials]
Another beautiful tutorial by @jacekw.dev, tackling the aspects of his (and many’s) favorite topic: account classification on the Steem blockchain. Using machine learning techniques, he provides an approach to use a diverse set of Ensemble methods. He leads the reader in the proper steps to utilize and implement those methods, while explaining the differences and the relevant results. Great dynamic charts throughout the tutorial make it simply a feast for the eyes. We await further work, particularly as the API of his classifier works becomes available in upcoming contributions.
Total payout: 42.07 STU Number of votes: 182
Copy/Paste: Friends With Controls (C + V) by @lovenfreedom [anti-abuse]
This was the best week yet for the new antiabuse category. We had 5 very good contributions this week. This is the second time @Lovenfreedom’s has been a staff pick. This recent contribution, about copy/paste, shows how to detect this type of abuse. By simply watching the “New page,” she teaches you what copy/paste is and how to find and report it to @steemcleaners. @Lovenfreedom’s antiabuse series is easy to follow, and everybody should read it.
Total payout: 75.59 STU Number of votes: 51
Plagiarism & Cheetah - An Antiabuse Series #1 by @iamstan [anti-abuse]
The anti-abuse category aims to fight abuse and educate users on the Steem blockchain. Utopian reward users trying to keep the Steem blockchain free from abuse. This is an excellent post by the category manager, who did not select it as a staff pick. So we did. This contribution presents vital information on how to report abuses to @steemcleaners, as well as detecting plagiarism in any publication. We hope to keep seeing more anti-abuse efforts like this. If you wish to participate, consider going through this post to understand how to present your effort. Total payout: 83.42 STU Number of votes: 50
Utopian.io Post Statistics
The staff picked contributions are only a small (but exceptional) example of the mass of contributions reviewed and rewarded by Utopian.io.
- Overall, the last week saw a total of 232 posts, with 112 of them rewarded through an upvote by @utopian-io.
- In total, Utopian.io distributed an approximate of 4834.15 STU to contributors.
- The highest payout seen on any Utopian.io contribution this week was 219.34 STU, with a total of 223 votes received from the community.
- The contribution that attracted the most engagement was Dynamic sitemap.xml for Steemdocs.net, with no less than 6 comments in its comment threads.
- The average vote given by Utopian.io was worth 42.40 STU.
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The theme this evening: entertainment and games.
First up: Henrietta Wendt, Motorola on the Z8
The smartphone market is growing faster than mobile as a whole. In EMEA most smartphones are Symbian-based. In N America RIM, Microsoft and Palm have a much higher market share. Symbian users make heavier use of multimedia (though the graph she shows make the additional usage seem incremental rather than really significant).
We watch a Motorola advert.
The Z8 is preloaded with a full film on it - The Bourne Identity. They're launching an online store to provide ringtones, wallpapers, and applications for people who like to do things on their handset. They're preloading an application built by WeComm to allow Sky viewers to record TV. There's a podcast application which takes podcasts from the PC and sideloads them onto the handset. They have a new syncing application for PCs. Namedrops Shozu.
Not much new here, really.
Tim Closs, Ideaworks 3D
Ideaworks are a gaming studio. They're doing native gaming rather than Java or Flash. Low, medium and high-end handsets are supported: ARM9, 150mhz (e.g. LGX WC8000) up to Nokia N95. High-end mobile will soon exceed the power of the PSP.
Is there a business case for native gaming, given the number of handsets out there? End of '06 there were 112 handsets available, end of '07 340 (est.), end of '08 600 (est.)
Rich games command higher price points, and offer more compelling purchases (apparently - not sure I see a link between game complexity and enjoyment myself). Handsets supporting native games tend to be owned by folks who are comfortable downloading such games.
V fragmented: port to one out of Symbian, BREW, Windows or Linux and then port to others later. Some operators don't like native downloads.
OpenKODE: an effort to abstract away underlying hardware. But err won't this incur a penalty in the same way that a VM would?
The Nokia N-Gage platform relaunching in Sept/Oct offers a much improved user experience for native mobile game downloads - lots of "try before you buy" etc.
Steve Townsend, Symbian Developer
Wanted to make a game which felt like racing, not looked like it: how you get sliding round corners when you control with a keyboard?
It's important that your opponents work on the same physics as your own car.
Oscar Clark, nVidia
"Rich media: we all know this is the soul of the machine"
Phone design is changing. The radio component is now a separate piece of the puzzle. Native gaming meets customer expectations. In a previous life, Oscar saw 26% of his revenue come from software-rendered 3D games.
Mobile media acceleration improves cameras (better quality, low power consumption); high quality video; usability (because it allows user experiences focused around discovery rather than lists).
Mixed media applications will take vector drawing, GPS, and connectedness... and produce better UIs. Better consumer experience produces content revenues. NEC 616 handset had a circular rocker but worse UI than a comparable Motorola handset, and saw 2.5x the content revenues.
OpenKODE is important because it lets you do source portability. Java was supposed to do this, but hasn't delivered the full power of it.
Gaming is 1/3 of content revenues for most operators - but it's important because if you get gaming right, you unlock all sorts of other stuff.
Bill Pinnell, Product Manager, Graphics & Gaming, Symbian
By 2008 consumers will expect slicker GUIs from devices beyond the desktop. Transparency and alpha blending is important because of context: on a mobile screen, even if high-resolution, you need to be able to know what you're doing whilst you operate in the same screen area. "Young people like eye candy".
WVGA screens need better graphics processing - and there's also often a move to 24-bit colour.
Khronos API allows hardware manufacturers to target a single platform as well as software developers.
DRM for video won't go away as easily as DRM for audio.
An example: hardware which scales video and funnels onto the screen to avoid software having to get involved with this.
Concept videos. Look *really* Apple-y, nice though.


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Technical blog from Craig Russell.
Medium. We need to talk. 💔
When our relationship started, it was a breath of fresh air. I must admit, the first thing that attracted me was your looks. You had no ads. No clutter. You were neat and organized, and looking at a Medium article was a joyful experience.
Having created my 1st article on @Medium, I can see why it is popular; writing a post is a delight.
— Craig Russell (@trionkidnapper) October 27, 2015
Focus on content; presentation is free.
But things are different now. I know it’s natural to let yourself go a bit over time, but you have to admit that you’ve went off the rails.
And it isn’t just the looks. It might have been the initial attraction, sure, but I’m not that shallow.
OK, you always had your flaws; you couldn’t do everything people might want you to, but you were good at what you did do. You seemed so unapologetically confident in your offering, and in your own skin. I didn’t want to think of you as a controlling partner, per se, but let’s just agree that you like things how you like them. And if you think a post looks best one way, there was never room for argument; we’d lay the post out your way.
You didn’t need me. But from the moment I saw you, I needed you.
I dropped my ex-blog without any more thought; I didn’t even text goodbye 👋
It’s foolish to go into a relationship with expectations that changes will come and make me happier. I know that. I took you as you were, and I liked it. I thought to myself:
You know what? This, this is a blogging platform I could grow old with 👴📝
I didn’t want you to change. But you did. Maybe I was naive in thinking I could keep you as you were. In my heart, I knew you’d probably a change a little, but I didn’t realise what you’d eventually become.
Can we talk about the neediness? You used to just be content when we were together. But now you’re getting quite selective in what you’re letting me see. Now you want me to register. You want me to log in.
You want to control what I’m reading and scold me when it’s not what you want me to read.
It’s getting a bit creepy to be honest.
And that other thing you do - I don’t like it. You know the thing. The thing where you start telling me a story and then tell me you’ve already told me 3 stories this month, and you want paid to continue the story.
Since the introduction of member stories, @Medium has become much less attractive to use.
— Craig Russell (@trionkidnapper) October 20, 2018
It's a roll of a dice 🎲 whether a link will load or whether I'll see the paywall.
This makes me click on Medium links less generally, so I don't have to even risk a wasted click. #badUX
I think this is when it all started going downhill. I used to enjoy looking around and seeing posts. I would see a shared Medium link and happily click it, knowing I was about to have a nice time; the content usually great and always easy on the eye.
 At first, it was subtle. I’d sometimes stumble upon a premium article and that was OK. I think this period lasted a while.
But something changed. Again. Suddenly the premium articles were everywhere. I couldn’t look at Medium without a sea of little ⭐ indicating the article was behind your paywall. I felt a bit betrayed.
I felt like you were always so open and honest with me and now here you are keeping secrets; keeping things from me and sharing them with others.
So seems @Medium app's timeline is basically a feed of items I can't view without paying. (The ⭐ means it's behind the paywall)
— Craig Russell (@trionkidnapper) February 4, 2019
It's no longer a feed of stories; it's a feed of ads!! Each one an ad for Medium.
So... this is a grim experience. pic.twitter.com/nCb1d1y7K9
What started as a niggle became a real annoyance.
At first I wondered where the sea of paywalled articles were coming from. You couldn’t have magically convinced everyone to sign up overnight I thought. And then I realised what you’d been up to.
You’ve been putting articles behind your paywall without the authors even realising it, haven’t you?
Obviously, doing it subtly. Subtle enough that the authors weren’t really sure what happened or why their readers were locked out. Maybe it was their own fault, I heard a few suggest. Maybe they clicked the wrong button somewhere.
But no, that’s not the case at all. It was you. Too many times articles appeared behind the paywall to the surprise of authors.
So there’s the neediness, the control issues, the begging, nagging and gaslighting. It’s all got a bit much. I feel like a deliberate and sustained effort to wear me down and get money from me isn’t a healthy foundation for our relationship.
You created paradise, then started deliberately ruining it, all the while telling me I could make it stop. You were the poison and the cure.
But let’s not leave each other on bad terms. We had some good times together, right?  And you got a bit needy. And at times, a bit creepy. And I didn’t enjoy when you sabotaged our relationship and then asked for cash to fix it again. That’s pretty abusive. The dishonesty wasn’t good.
Maybe I’d have felt more comfortable paying for Medium if it felt more like I was getting something in return and less like I was being extorted.
But the writing was probably always on the wall, and this shouldn’t really have surprised either of us. Being a publishing platform is a tough business, and you were always going to want things from me that I didn’t want to give you, and vice versa.
I was told by many people that I was foolish to be posting my content on Medium. You have to own your own content they would say. I didn’t want to hear it at the time. There are some things you can’t learn by hearing and have to learn by hurting.
And to be honest, if I’m digging real deep down in the feelings sac, I’m not even mad at you; I’m mad at me. Mad at myself for thinking this could have ended differently.
 I shouldn’t go rushing from one blogging platform to another. But I guess I’m a serial mono-blogamist.
I’ve met someone else and his name is Hugo. Maybe it’s time for me to be in control of the relationship for a change.
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Composite Mark¶
Composite marks are “macros” for more complex layered graphics with multiple primitive marks. Composite marks are “macros” because under the hood they expand to become layered graphics. Currently, we include only one composite mark type: box-plot
.
Box Plot¶
box-plot
composite mark represents a box plot. The middle tick in the box represents the median. The lower and upper part of the box represents the first and third quartile respectively. The ends of the whiskers can represent several possible alternative values, depending on the extent
property.
box-plot
is important because it effectively and quickly shows a summary of data with a five-number summary (lower and upper parts of the box, mid tick in the box, and the lower and upper whiskers). It is a great visualization choice to indicate whether the distribution is skewed.
To create a box plot, you can set mark
to "box-plot"
:
{
...
"mark": "box-plot",
...
}
Alternatively, you can use box plot’s mark definition object, which supports the following properties:
liqid template: like ".. altair-object-table::"
{% include table.html props="type,extent,orient" source="BoxPlotDef" %}
Basic Usage¶
Vega-Lite supports two types of box plots, defined by the extent
property in the mark definition object.
min-max
Box Plot, which is a box plot where lower and upper whiskers are defined as the min and max respectively.
"mark": {
"type": "box-plot",
"extent": "min-max"
}
If extent
is not specified, this type of box plot will be used. Thus, we can just set the mark
to "box-plot"
:
- Tukey Box Plot, which is a box plot where the whisker spans from Q1 - k * IQR to Q3 + k * IQR where Q1 and Q3 are the first and third quartiles while IQR is the interquartile range (Q3-Q1). In this type of box plot, you can specify the constant
k
which is typically1.5
.
"mark": {
"type": "box-plot",
"extent": 1.5
}
Dimension¶
There are two box-plot
dimensions, one dimension (1D) and two dimension (2D).
1D box-plot
are used to see the distribution of a continuous field.
2D box-plot
are used to see the distribution of a continuous field, broken down by categories.
Orientation¶
Box plot’s orientation is automatically determined by the continuous field axis. For example, you can create a vertical 1D box plot by encoding a continuous field on the y axis.
For 2D box plots with one continuous and one discrete fields, the box plot will be horizontal if the continuous field is on the x axis.
Similarly, if the continuous field is on the y axis, the box plot will be vertical.
Customizing Box Plots¶
Color, Size, and Opacity Encoding Channels¶
You can customize the color, size, and opacity of the box in the box-plot
by using the color
, size
, and opacity
encoding channels.
An example of a box-plot
where the size
encoding channel is specified.
Role Config¶
To customize different parts of the box, we can use roles config to customize different parts of the box plot (box
, boxWhisker
, boxMid
).
{
"config": {
"box": ...,
"boxWhiskers": ...,
"boxMid": ...
}
}
These are possible because under the hood, the "box-plot"
mark is a macro that expands into a layered plot. For example, a basic 1D boxplot shown above is expanded to:
aggregate
Property for Box Plots¶
Note that aggregate
property of the continuous field is implicitly box-plot
.
For example, a basic 1D boxplot shown above is equivalent to:


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GtkTreeView drag-and-dropGtkTreeView drag-and-drop — Interfaces for drag-and-drop support in GtkTreeView |
GtkTreeDragSource is implemented by GtkListStore, GtkTreeModelFilter, GtkTreeModelSort and GtkTreeStore.
GtkTreeDragDest is implemented by GtkListStore and GtkTreeStore.
GTK+ supports Drag-and-Drop in tree views with a high-level and a low-level API.
The low-level API consists of the GTK+ DND API, augmented by some treeview
utility functions: gtk_tree_view_set_drag_dest_row()
,
gtk_tree_view_get_drag_dest_row()
, gtk_tree_view_get_dest_row_at_pos()
,
gtk_tree_view_create_row_drag_icon()
, gtk_tree_set_row_drag_data()
and
gtk_tree_get_row_drag_data()
. This API leaves a lot of flexibility, but
nothing is done automatically, and implementing advanced features like
hover-to-open-rows or autoscrolling on top of this API is a lot of work.
On the other hand, if you write to the high-level API, then all the bookkeeping of rows is done for you, as well as things like hover-to-open and auto-scroll, but your models have to implement the GtkTreeDragSource and GtkTreeDragDest interfaces.
gboolean gtk_tree_drag_source_drag_data_delete (GtkTreeDragSource *drag_source
,GtkTreePath *path
);
Asks the GtkTreeDragSource to delete the row at path
, because
it was moved somewhere else via drag-and-drop. Returns FALSE
if the deletion fails because path
no longer exists, or for
some model-specific reason. Should robustly handle a path
no
longer found in the model!
gboolean gtk_tree_drag_source_drag_data_get (GtkTreeDragSource *drag_source
,GtkTreePath *path
,GtkSelectionData *selection_data
);
Asks the GtkTreeDragSource to fill in selection_data
with a
representation of the row at path
. selection_data->target
gives
the required type of the data. Should robustly handle a path
no
longer found in the model!
drag_source |
||
path |
row that was dragged |
|
selection_data |
a GtkSelectionData to fill with data from the dragged row |
gboolean gtk_tree_drag_source_row_draggable (GtkTreeDragSource *drag_source
,GtkTreePath *path
);
Asks the GtkTreeDragSource whether a particular row can be used as the source of a DND operation. If the source doesn’t implement this interface, the row is assumed draggable.
gboolean gtk_tree_drag_dest_drag_data_received (GtkTreeDragDest *drag_dest
,GtkTreePath *dest
,GtkSelectionData *selection_data
);
Asks the GtkTreeDragDest to insert a row before the path dest
,
deriving the contents of the row from selection_data
. If dest
is
outside the tree so that inserting before it is impossible, FALSE
will be returned. Also, FALSE
may be returned if the new row is
not created for some model-specific reason. Should robustly handle
a dest
no longer found in the model!
gboolean gtk_tree_drag_dest_row_drop_possible (GtkTreeDragDest *drag_dest
,GtkTreePath *dest_path
,GtkSelectionData *selection_data
);
Determines whether a drop is possible before the given dest_path
,
at the same depth as dest_path
. i.e., can we drop the data in
selection_data
at that location. dest_path
does not have to
exist; the return value will almost certainly be FALSE
if the
parent of dest_path
doesn’t exist, though.
gboolean gtk_tree_set_row_drag_data (GtkSelectionData *selection_data
,GtkTreeModel *tree_model
,GtkTreePath *path
);
Sets selection data of target type GTK_TREE_MODEL_ROW
. Normally used
in a drag_data_get handler.
gboolean gtk_tree_get_row_drag_data (GtkSelectionData *selection_data
,GtkTreeModel **tree_model
,GtkTreePath **path
);
Obtains a tree_model
and path
from selection data of target type
GTK_TREE_MODEL_ROW
. Normally called from a drag_data_received handler.
This function can only be used if selection_data
originates from the same
process that’s calling this function, because a pointer to the tree model
is being passed around. If you aren’t in the same process, then you'll
get memory corruption. In the GtkTreeDragDest drag_data_received handler,
you can assume that selection data of type GTK_TREE_MODEL_ROW
is
in from the current process. The returned path must be freed with
gtk_tree_path_free()
.
selection_data |
||
tree_model |
a GtkTreeModel. |
[nullable][optional][transfer none][out] |
path |
row in |
[nullable][optional][out] |
struct GtkTreeDragSourceIface { /* VTable - not signals */ gboolean (* row_draggable) (GtkTreeDragSource *drag_source, GtkTreePath *path); gboolean (* drag_data_get) (GtkTreeDragSource *drag_source, GtkTreePath *path, GtkSelectionData *selection_data); gboolean (* drag_data_delete) (GtkTreeDragSource *drag_source, GtkTreePath *path); };
Asks the GtkTreeDragSource whether a particular row can be used as the source of a DND operation. |
||
Asks the GtkTreeDragSource to fill in selection_data with a representation of the row at path. |
||
Asks the GtkTreeDragSource to delete the row at path, because it was moved somewhere else via drag-and-drop. |
struct GtkTreeDragDestIface { /* VTable - not signals */ gboolean (* drag_data_received) (GtkTreeDragDest *drag_dest, GtkTreePath *dest, GtkSelectionData *selection_data); gboolean (* row_drop_possible) (GtkTreeDragDest *drag_dest, GtkTreePath *dest_path, GtkSelectionData *selection_data); };
Asks the GtkTreeDragDest to insert a row before the path dest, deriving the contents of the row from selection_data. |
||
Determines whether a drop is possible before the given dest_path, at the same depth as dest_path. |


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Class GameManager
Game manager. Controls the general game flow / application. This includes exiting the application, changing scene, querying total delta time, ect.
Namespace: BonEngineSharp.Managers
Assembly: BonEngineSharp.dll
Syntax
public class GameManager : IManager
Constructors
GameManager()
Declaration
public GameManager()
Properties
ActiveScene
Currently active scene.
Declaration
public Scene ActiveScene { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| Scene |
DeltaTime
Get current frame delta time, in seconds.
Declaration
public double DeltaTime { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double | Delta time. |
ElapsedTime
Get total game elapsed time, in seconds.
Declaration
public double ElapsedTime { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Double | Elapsed time. |
Id
Get manager id.
Declaration
public override string Id { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.String |
Overrides
Methods
ChangeScene(Scene)
Change the active scene.
Declaration
public void ChangeScene(Scene scene)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Scene | scene | Scene to switch to. |
Exit()
Exit application.
Declaration
public void Exit()
LoadConfig(String)
Load game config from file.
Declaration
public void LoadConfig(string path)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | path | Path of config file to load. |


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