If you love Telegram but don't want to leave Discord then you'll be pleased to find we've built a bridge in this channel. If you'd like to join the group in the Telegram app you can find it here: https://t.me/KomodoPlatform_Official.
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#crypto #cryptoeuro $KMD $EURK #atomicdex
We’re thrilled to announce that $KMD is listed on #Pionex!
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[telegram] <Chiraofarl> You can use Atomic Wallet To Store Komodo. Accept $KMD you can store more than 300+ Currency in This universal wallet.
you will love the interface of app.
[telegram] <Buralux> (re @Chiraofarl: )
[telegram] <Chiraofarl> Let's hold $KMD Together
They have very bright future (re @Buralux: )
GatewayBOT13-Dec-19 02:26 PM
[telegram] <Vollka_Racho> The private keys never leave your ledger. I personally use Magnum wallet via Ledger as well. (re @TheCrabbyPaddy: thanks for the help. Waiting for admin)(edited)
GatewayBOT13-Dec-19 02:54 PM
[telegram] <Acura360> Forwarded from Acura360: Komodo is pleased to announce that a major ecosystem update will be activated on December 20 at block height 1,670,000. The update to version 0.5.0 of the Komodo software is mandatory for all exchanges, miners, and other individuals running a full node.
[telegram] <Acura360> Komodo is looking for two new developers: a frontend developer and UX/UI designer with at least 3 years of experience; and a blockchain core developer with at least 5 years of experience with C/C++ and at least 2 years of experience with either the BTC or the ZEC protocol. Learn more on the Komodo Careers page.
GatewayBOT13-Dec-19 04:31 PM
[telegram] <LuckyBTC> Only if we can get Tezos like support for claiming KMD on Ledger live..
[telegram] <LuckyBTC> We should all tweet to Ledger.
On December 20, 2019, Komodo activates a platform-wide update with improvements to the Antara Framework, Komodo’s PoS implementation and new DeFi modules.
•Еженедельные новости•
Обновление программного обеспечения #Komodo до версии v0.5.0 - остаётся неделя! • Komodo Russia
https://t.co/WDWrTDwjov
#blockchain #cryptocurrency #AtomicDEX #privacy...
GatewayBOT13-Dec-19 06:38 PM
[telegram] <EPIDEMIC_media> Whats with the influx of crooked politicians joining the group?
[telegram] <Acura360> Spambots
[telegram] <D0geking>
[telegram] <jeffeisshort> Can I message admin for a listing offer?
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> We are not interested in paying for listings at this time, if there is another type of offer msg me it.
GatewayBOT13-Dec-19 07:05 PM
[telegram] <CryptoFera> What is the best app to earn reward?
[telegram] <Acura360> Desktop or Mobile ? (re @CryptoFera: What is the best app to earn reward?)
[telegram] <CryptoFera> Mobile (re @Acura360: Desktop or Mobile ?)
[telegram] <Acura360> Chameleon Pay Wallet or AtomicDex (re @CryptoFera: Mobile)
[telegram] <CryptoFera> and for desktop? (re @Acura360: Desktop or Mobile ?)
[telegram] <Acura360> Verus Agama actually i prefer (re @CryptoFera: and for desktop?)
[telegram] <CryptoFera> (re @Acura360: Verus Agama actually i prefer)
GatewayBOT13-Dec-19 07:19 PM
[telegram] <prinzvonk> Do we lose our coins if we don't update?
[telegram] <spotlessmind1> /
[telegram] <Acura360> Hodl & use the actually Walletsoftware (re @prinzvonk: Do we lose our coins if we don't update?)
GatewayBOT13-Dec-19 07:37 PM
[telegram] <prinzvonk> I use the agama client on pc. Enough? (re @Acura360: Hodl & use the actually Walletsoftware)
[telegram] <Acura360> Yes - if its the freshest Agama, then yes (re @prinzvonk: I use the agama client on pc. Enough?)
GatewayBOT13-Dec-19 07:49 PM
[telegram] <CryptoFera> Is Chameleon Pay Wallet from the komodo platform? (re @Acura360: Chameleon Pay Wallet or AtomicDex)
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> It is by Chainzilla, former KMD team member business, it is a good wallet too


The ng-table-virtual-scroll
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mat-table
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with cdk-virtual-scroll-viewport
container and add the tvsItemSize
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To add come configuration, you can add additional properties:
tvsItemSize
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headerHeight
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footerHeight
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headerEnabled
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footerEnabled
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, but with few adjustments which was made so the virtual scroll could work.


Lotto bosses announce winning €148K golden ticket was sold in Birr, Co Offaly
They came agonisingly close to winning the €5.1m jackpot but were just one digit short
by Edel HughesA Lotto punter is waking up Offaly happy today after they scooped over €148K in Saturday’s draw.
National Lottery bosses have revealed that the winning ticket was sold in Birr, Co Offaly.
A lucky midlands punter will be looking forward to the festive season after scooping an incredible €148, 259 in Saturday's draw.
They came agonisingly close to winning the €5.1m jackpot but were just one digit short.
The numbers drawn were: 4, 15, 20, 21, 34, 39 and bonus number 19.
The golden ticket was bought in Birr Post Office on Emmet Square.
And it seems Birr is on a winning streak as the latest win as it comes just a couple of weeks after a family syndicate from Birr won €250,000 on a National Lottery scratch card.
The National Lottery is today encouraging its players in Offaly to check their tickets to see if they have won this tidy sum.
More than 101,000 Lotto players all over Ireland won prizes in last night’s draw.
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A National Lottery spokesperson said: “This is great news for a lucky player in Offaly to wake up to this morning and Birr is certainly having its rub of the green of late!
"We are asking all our players all across the country, especially those who play in Birr, Co. Offaly, to check their tickets carefully in store or by scanning the ticket’s barcode using the National Lottery App.
"If you are this lucky winner be sure to sign the back of the ticket and call the National Lottery claims team on 01 836 4444 and we will arrange for you to collect your prize.”


In a digital era, we sometimes feel the need to interact with something more human that will make us appreciate both the beauty and the imperfection of something made by hand.
expressiveness is... the new black
This series of illustrations paradoxically combines absurdity and a deep sense of childishness and naivety
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The main idea of the landing page takes shape when the right message is combined with a perfect imperfect illustration.
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Each illustration offers the possibility of limitless interpretations and uses and everyone can give it its own meaning. It depends only on each one's creativity and free spirit.
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You're free to use these illustrations for both personal and commercial projects. And if you want to make a human happy would be nice to give credits by mentioning this website or be my supporter. I have created a membership community for people who love my works and wish to support me and receive new artwork and gifts each month.
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Take these ideas for games and bring them to life.
Simulate literally anything from your life, like your commute to work. Points for making it as funny as possible.
Recreate the arcade classic games immortalised in history like Pac-Man and Tetris.
Take the iconic flash games from your childhood and recreate them but apply your own flair to it.
Program a game to test people's knowledge on different subjects.
Struggling to remember what you had for breakfast? Make a memory game to help.
If your not looking to make a game with fancy graphics, try programming a text based game. One example is recreating The Oregon Trail.
Speaking of recreating try turning your favourite movie scenes and book chapters interactive.
Connect with your family again (via Wi-Fi) and spend an hour or two playing your coded board game, which is now gathering dust in the attic.
Try programming a venue with all the cars you have wanted to destroy and crash into them.
It helped pass the time of those long car journeys but this time your making it, for fun.
Code your favourite gambling games, with our suggestion for beginners first being Twenty-One (Blackack).
The new trend in gaming has taken over, try programming your own spin off to the masively popular genre.
Create a maze as simple or as complex as you want it to be, and try getting out of it under timed conditions.
Code a jigsaw where you take the photo, scramble it, and try to piece back together.
Spawn enemies on the screen and get your character to avoid them. Make the enemies vary in size shape and their movement patterns.
Life without parole? Not if there is something you can do about it.
Become the owner of your very own hotel and serve the needs of your customers. The added benefit is you decide if they are always right. I'm going to assume that's a no.
Only one will survive. Program a game to test speed and timing of who gets to their gun first. Hopefully it doesn't jam.
Create your own take on the classic capture the flag (CTF) game mode.
Have users press a corresponding key/button to match the beat of a song.
Take two gigantic weaponised vehicles and make them battle.


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Onslaught! Arena is a fast-paced medieval fantasy shoot 'em up, often compared to classics like Smash TV or Gauntlet. It was our first game, initially released with the Chrome Webstore on December 7th, 2010, and is now also available in the Mac App Store.
You can play Onslaught! Arena in your browser or watch the gameplay video below:
Onslaught! Arena was one of the first commercial HTML5 games on the market. It has been seen in Game Developer magazine, won an award at GDC and has been made free and open source.


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RecTheTrail is getting a makeover, internally and externally!
About a month ago, I found that the site was inexplicably down for the count. I'm still not entirely sure what happened, but I decided that given that, it was finally time to implement some of the changes that I had been thinking about for almost two years.
In short, I've learned so much in the past two years through my professional work and wanted to bring that to RecTheTrail. From backend to UI/UX to machine learning to code quality and readability, I've learnt a ton and would be remiss not to make the necessary updates to this app.
For starters, I've been meaning to pull the app off of AWS and move everything over to Google Cloud. I'd recently become aware of GCP through my current job and now have a strong preference for it over AWS. I never found AWS to be particularly intuitive, whereas GCP was not only more intuitive, but I felt there was a GCP service for every aspect of my app.
Code quality also needed a facelift. I learned so much about code quality in my first month at MetaBrite alone, that I was horrified at my code in this project. Along the same lines, git repo structure and best practices for code commitment issues - why didn't I know anything about that at the time. Oh right, because I was learning 10,000 things at once.
On the front end, I knew from the get go that work was eventually going to have to be done on my site. Especially the recommendation landing page. I'm not a UI/UX person or a web developer by training, so I gave myself some passes on some things that I knew were issues initially. But after having to explain how to use the page over and over again to people I was showing it to, I feel that I need to incorporate those changes into this revamp.
Finally, more features will be coming with RecTheTrail 2.0! I want to play around with some of the GCP ML APIs but there should be some features using those and automate hazard warning for hikes that the site recommends.
Its going to be a fair bit of work, so I don't expect that the site will be up again too soon (I am afterall, fully employed with a social life), but I'm hoping to role out the site again by Fall 2018. Until then, happy hiking!


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| Auth_OpenID_SessionNegotiator | A session negotiator controls the allowed and preferred association types and association session types. Both the Auth_OpenID_Consumer and Auth_OpenID_Server use negotiators when creating associations. |
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AMIDI(1) AMIDI(1) NAME amidi - read from and write to ALSA RawMIDI ports SYNOPSIS amidi [-p port] [-s file | -S data] [-r file] [-d] [-t seconds] [-a] DESCRIPTION amidi is a command-line utility which allows to receive and send SysEx (system exclusive) data from/to external MIDI devices. It can also send any other MIDI commands. amidi handles only files containing raw MIDI commands, without timing information. amidi does not support Standard MIDI (.mid) files, but aplaymidi(1) and arecordmidi(1) do. OPTIONS Use the -h, -V, -l, or -L options to display information; or use at least one of the -s, -r, -S, or -d options to specify what data to send or receive. -h, --help Help: prints a list of options. -V, --version Prints the current version. -l, --list-devices Prints a list of all hardware MIDI ports. -L, --list-rawmidis Prints all RawMIDI definitions. (used when debugging configura‐ tion files) -p, --port=name Sets the name of the ALSA RawMIDI port to use. If this is not specified, amidi uses the default port defined in the configura‐ tion file (the default for this is port 0 on card 0, which may not exist). -s, --send=filename Sends the contents of the specified file to the MIDI port. The file must contain raw MIDI commands (e.g. a .syx file); for Stan‐ dard MIDI (.mid) files, use aplaymidi(1). -r, --receive=filename Writes data received from the MIDI port into the specified file. The file will contain raw MIDI commands (such as in a .syx file); to record a Standard MIDI (.mid) file, use arecordmidi(1). amidi will filter out any Active Sensing bytes (FEh), unless the -a option has been given. -S, --send-hex="..." Sends the bytes specified as hexadecimal numbers to the MIDI port. -d, --dump Prints data received from the MIDI port as hexadecimal bytes. Active Sensing bytes (FEh) will not be shown, unless the -a option has been given. This option is useful for debugging. -t, --timeout=seconds Stops receiving data when no data has been received for the speci‐ fied amount of time. If this option has not been given, you must press Ctrl+C (or kill amidi) to stop receiving data. -a, --active-sensing Does not ignore Active Sensing bytes (FEh) when saving or printing received MIDI commands. EXAMPLES amidi -p hw:0 -s my_settings.syx will send the MIDI commands in my_settings.syx to port hw:0. amidi -S 'F0 43 10 4C 00 00 7E 00 F7' sends an XG Reset to the default port. amidi -p hw:1,2 -S F0411042110C000000000074F7 -r dump.syx -t 1 sends a “Parameter Dump Request” to a GS device, saves the received parameter data to the file dump.syx, and stops after the device has finished sending data (when no data has been received for one second). amidi -p virtual -d creates a virtual RawMIDI port and prints all data sent to this port. FILES /usr/share/alsa/alsa.conf default rawmidi definitions /etc/asound.conf system-wide rawmidi definitions ~/.asoundrc user specific rawmidi definitions SEE ALSO aplaymidi(1) arecordmidi(1) AUTHOR Clemens Ladisch<EMAIL_ADDRESS>26 Jun 2006 AMIDI(1)


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Preheat the oven to 200C/400F/Gas 6.
Melt the butter in a large pan over a medium heat. Add all of the apples, the sugar and vanilla seeds. Cook until the apples become soft enough to break down into a purée. Remove from the heat and allow to cool.
Once the apple mixture is cool, add the egg yolk and mix well to combine.
Butter the bread slices and line a 600ml/1 pint pudding basin with some of the bread slices, overlapping the slices to ensure there are no gaps.
Spoon in the apple mixture and cover the top with the remaining bread.
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This will create a splint-3.1.1 directory, containing several subdirectories. The file splint-3.1.1/bin/splint is the Splint binary.
- ./configure --prefix=directory
- make install
GNU's make utility is required; it may be named gmake or gnumake on your system.- Set environment variables:
LARCH_PATH - path to search for splint libraries and initializations files. If you are using the standard directories, this should be ".:base-directory/splint-3.1.1/lib".Put the commands to set these variables (the actual commands will depend on the shell you are using) in one of your initialization dotfiles (usually ~/.environment).LCLIMPORTDIR - directory containing lcl imports files. If you are using the standard directories, this is base-directory/splint-3.1.1/imports.
If you followed step 4 above set LARCH_PATH to directory/share/splint/lib and LCLIMPORTDIR to directory/share/splint/import instead.
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RATING: * * 1/2 out of * * * *
Is it possible for someone to love too much? Is being overly romantic a severe character flaw? Those are a few questions posed by Message in a Bottle, an adaptation of Nicholas Sparks' romantic novel. It is schlocky and disposable at times, but makes for a decent romantic diversion.
Theresa Osborne (Robin Wright Penn) is a research assistant for a prominent columnist at a Chicago paper. One day, while on vacation, she discovers something interesting: (you guessed it) a message in a bottle. This particular message is a hopelessly romantic love letter from a man to his dead wife.
Theresa becomes obsessed with the letter, and convinces her boss at the paper to let her track down the author. It's not revealing too much to say that in a rather short amount of time, she does. The man is one Garret Blake (Kevin Costner), a North Carolina man who restores boats for a living.
So, Theresa hops a jet and finds herself in North Carolina, looking for this man of passion, and falling hopelessly in love (even before setting eyes upon him). But Garret still pines for his dead wife, and is unsure if there is room in his heart for another love.
Nearly everything in this film seems distant and adrift. This disconectedness works all right for the beginning. But, even after Theresa and Garret meet, and romance begins to bloom, there is never a sense of immediacy to the couple or their relationship.
Kevin Costner's laconic style is on full display here. It seems to fit a man pining for his lost love, but isn't as suited for a man finding a new love. Robin Wright Penn is strangely subdued while playing what is, when you think about it, a stalker. There is some chemistry between the pair, but the whole thing never gets hotter than a slow burn.
The one thing that does bring a jolt of life to the film is Paul Newman, playing Garret's cantankerous father, Dodge. He's given all the film's best lines, and even when they're not given to him, he takes them anyway and makes each scene in which he appears his. The fire and skill with which he crafts his character puts all the other actors in this film to shame (even though they're not doing that shabby of a job).
The entire plot of Message in a Bottle is clearly telegraphed several scenes ahead. Even when the film takes a sharp left turn into melodrama, it doesn't catch you completely by surprise.
On the whole, what Message in a Bottle needs is a little energy. Just as Paul Newman enlivened what could have been a stock, throwaway character with a spark of vitality, so too could the whole film used an extra burst of life.
Copyright 1999 Matt Williams
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The goal of this series is to introduce options to those who are option novices and have basic knowledge of applied mathematics, statistics and financial markets. We will primarily talk about the fundamentals of options and cover topics such as what are options, key terms and concepts option traders need to be familiar with(exercise and assignment, The moneyness, Intrinsic and time value of options etc.) After knowing the basics of options, we will teach how to use QuantConnect API to conduct your options research with over 4000 underlying stock symbols.
The following few options tutorials were created to help you understand exactly how options are used as the investment and risk hedging tools. We will further discuss the pricing method of options like BSM model and Monte Carlo method. And then several metrics to gauge the options risks like the Greek letters, different kinds of volatilities used in options pricing and trading. At the end of some tutorials, we will apply the knowledge in that tutorial to demonstrate some simple algorithms developed with Python on Quantconnect attempting to help you gain an insight into options trading and learn more efficient API tools to better customize your own trading algorithms.
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Core Skills
Core Skills so far in Dev Academy
It has been quite interesting to research neuroplasticity, growth mindset, EQ and other core skills during this part of the Dev Academy course. These things are definite buzzwords in the workplace as HR teams try to look to build the right kind of culture in the workplace. It's important to understand these skills, at the very least, to be able to demostrate them to potential employees. More importantly is understanding how they can help us improve ourselves. There is a danger however in thinking these are the panacea for all ills or ignoring other important factors in the equation.
Growth mindset is not a new thing. It's a new term for an old attitude that we used to call a "can do" attitude. It's a great attitude and the beauty of science today is that we understand how this kind of positive attitude actually influeces our physiology through neuroplasticity.
It's a true thing and it stands to reason. When people believe they can learn they will learn better than people that believe they can't. Self belief is a powerful thing. However, it's important we don't overhype this. There are limits to human potential and there are individual limits to the unique potential of each human being that are different from those of others. There are people that no matter how much they believe will never run as fast as Usain Bolt or be called on to make the winning shot in game 7 of an NBA final.
There are limits to our potential. This is a fact. Another fact however, is that when a person embraces empowering beliefs (including a growth mindset) they will achieve at the higher end of their potential.
The key message is that self belief is vitally important to success in life. However, we need to be aware that not everyone is blessed with equal potential. Why? For the sake of compassion and understanding. Some people do not have the potential to live fully independant lives or hold down jobs that will allow them to earn enough to provide the necessities of life. This isn't a result of their self belief or lack of a fixed growth mindset.
We should all adopt a growth mindset. We have good scientific grounding for doing so. By embracing a growth mindset we will be more likely to achieve our full potential. But we should also recognize that this is not a panacea. Not everyone is lucky enough to be able to achieve the same and it is not their fault. It is important to have compassion and empathy for those less fortunate.
This brings us to EQ. Developing our EQ helps us understand ourselves and those around us. Two core componentns of EQ are compassion and empathy. Building strong interpersonal relationships and improving our ability to work and communicate with others will help us in our careers and in our lives. It also though is not a panacea. Yes EQ is important, but it is overhyped. The strongest indicators for success in life are IQ and concientousness. Concientousness is the ability to work hard, to sacrifice short term gratification for long term gain. Concientousness encompasses self discipline, as well as the recognition of how our actions impact those of others around us.
Don't read this and get the wrong idea. Neuroplasticiy is real, having a growth mindset and self belief is vitally important to learning and success. EQ is also very important. We should learn about these things and practice them as often as we can. There are many traits that contribute to success in life. We should pay attention to these things. If we know what kind of mindset behaviours, and traits are likely to help us and lead us to the life we want then half the battle is won. We have a compass point that we can set and start to live by. We know that because of the plasticity of our brains we can rewire ourselves to make those behaviours, attitudes, and traits a part of who we are. We can build the life we desire and achieve to our full potential in all aspects of life.


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United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change: Twenty-Second Session of the Subsidiary Bodies
25-May-05 — original report
On Tuesday morning, a SBSTA round table was held on Annex I Parties' policies and measures (P&Ms).
The event, which was mandated by SBSTA 20, involved presentations and discussions aimed at sharing information and exchanging experiences in implementing P&Ms.
The meeting was divided into three parts: domestic aspects; international aspects; and cross-cutting issues.
Jonathan Pershing, World Resources Institute, facilitated the meeting.
Delegates met informally in the morning, afternoon and evening to consider Co-Chairs' draft Terms of Reference for EGTT and draft conclusions.
Negotiations were stalled in the morning on whether EGTT should 'be requested' or 'consider' the proposed tasks.
Delegates considered EGTT tasks paragraph-by-paragraph in the afternoon, without reaching agreement.
Contentious issues included the evaluation of COP decisions since COP 1, the assessment of implementation of the framework, and who should take action for the involvement of the private sector.
Informal consultations facilitated by SBSTA Vice-Chair Amjah Abdulla were held Tuesday afternoon.
Delegates considered a revised Chair's text, but were unable to agree language requesting submissions by 19 August 2005 on how the COP could further implement the Mauritius Strategy.
CANADA expressed concerns that there was no end point to the process.
TUVALU suggested setting COP 11 as a concluding date. Two additional paragraphs proposed by the EU also caused some disagreement.
The US, CANADA, INDIA and others objected to EU-proposed text linking climate change and sea-level rise to the Millennium Review in September 2005.
Delegates also discussed text proposed by the EU that would link the prioritization of energy efficiency and renewable energy with the Commission on Sustainable Development's fourteenth and fifteenth sessions in 2006-2007.
A further meeting is expected Wednesday.
Delegates met in a contact group to discuss scientific, technical and socioeconomic aspects of impacts of, and vulnerability and adaptation to, climate change.
Co-Chair Shevlin presented a draft annex on elements for the SBSTA programme of work on adaptation, with Parties providing general comments. Samoa, on behalf of the G-77/CHINA, called for specific, action-oriented language.
The US suggested identifying a single objective.
SOUTH AFRICA, with the COOK ISLANDS, called for reference to the most vulnerable Parties.
The EU, with CANADA and the US, proposed using language from Decision 1/CP.10.
SENEGAL, supported by MICRONESIA, called for reference to capacity building.
SOUTH AFRICA highlighted the need for parallel rather than sequential approaches.
In a contact group meeting co-chaired by Kok Seng Yap and Tashiyuki Sakamoto, delegates focused on reporting on 'lessons learned from the mitigation workshops and any future steps under this agenda item,' and on how to report the outcomes.
The EU proposed holding a pre-session workshop.
China, for the G-77/CHINA, proposed requesting the Secretariat to prepare a concise report of what has been done to date.
The US said it was 'skeptical' about workshops, and questioned the value of spending one week of negotiations to agree on terms of reference for a three hour workshop.
The G-77/CHINA asked if the workshop was intended to exchange views on lessons learned from previous workshops or on next steps under this agenda item.
The Co-Chairs will prepare draft conclusions and consult informally.
Chair Georg Børsting presented draft conclusions.
CHINA and the US preferred limiting invitations for submissions to Parties, while the EU favored also inviting submissions from admitted observers and relevant intergovernmental organizations.
The EU requested additional time for consultations.
Chair Børsting said that if no comments are received by midday Wednesday, he will consider the text agreed.
Delegates at the contact group agreed on the importance of ensuring equitable access to the LDC Fund.
Much of the debate centered on the role of full-cost funding and funding for priority actions.
The EU noted the need for funding to address the adverse effects of climate change rather than climate variability.
UGANDA, for the LDC Group, noted the difficulty in making such a differentiation.
JAPAN stressed the need to ensure that funding is used for the highest priority items from the NAPAs.
Several LDCs noted that the NAPA process itself identifies such priorities.
Discussions ended at 10:00 pm without a final resolution.
Memories of COP 9 and COP 10 plenary exchanges on the LDC Fund returned to the corridors Tuesday as delegates began to suspect that they were about to relive the inconclusive negotiations, in the style of the 'Groundhog Day' Hollywood film about someone fated to repeat the same day again and again.
Since COP 8's decision that further guidance for the operation of the LDC Fund would have to be developed for the GEF, negotiators from both sides seem to feel they have been starting over at each day of each session.
Some attributed the sense of déjà vu to a rushed decision at COP 9, and handing over the initiative to the GEF Council at the expense of LDC delegates. Likewise, there were signs the budget negotiations could also take a repetitive turn.
Artur Runge-Metzger, European Commission, stressed the EU climate programme's focus on cost-effective measures to meet the Kyoto targets, and cooperation with stakeholders.
Toshiyuki Sakamoto, Japan's Ministry of Economy, Trade and Industry, drew attention to the Top-Runner Programme, which sets high energy efficiency standards. Franz-Josef Schafhausen, German Federal Ministry for the Environment, Nature Conservation and Nuclear Safety, reported on his country's climate protection policies.
Gregory Picker, Australian Greenhouse Office, reflected on Australia's experiences in developing approaches to energy efficiency and synthetic greenhouse gases.
He highlighted the 'suite of approaches' taken and industry involvement. Chris Leigh, Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, UK, spoke about his country's experiences with P&Ms, focusing on the greenhouse gas levy and the UK's emissions trading scheme. In the ensuing discussion, BRAZIL stressed the need to focus on results and monitoring and evaluation plans.
CHINA expressed an interest in Japan's programme, tax incentive policies, and Germany's job creation.
Presentations: David Fuss, Natural Resources Canada, presented on Canada's P&Ms, emphasizing flexibility and fungibility of trading schemes.
Artur Runge-Metzger, European Commission, presented on the EU Emissions Trading Scheme, highlighting its openness. Toshiyuki Sakamoto, Japan, reported on demonstration projections for enhancing energy efficiency in Asia, promotion of energy- related CDM projects, and new climate-friendly technologies.
Daniela Stoycheva, Ministry of Environment and Water, Bulgaria, spoke about her country's climate change strategy and the design of a green investment scheme.
Participants discussed Annex I Parties' efforts to implement P&Ms in such a way as to minimize the adverse effects on non-Annex I Parties.
NIGERIA noted a lack of progress on this issue.
SAUDI ARABIA called for financial compensation and tariff concessions.
At this SBI contact group, delegates discussed Chair Ashe's revised draft SB 22 conclusions and COP 11/MOP 1 decisions.
The RUSSIAN FEDERATION said he could not support a budget increase of 22 percent.
The EU, opposed by the US, reiterated that the budget should be fixed in Euros.
Nigeria, for the G-77/CHINA, said the documents must reference funding for four annual meetings of each expert group, as mandated by the COP.
Chair Ashe will consult informally with delegations.
Chair Dovland convened this contact group on the internal review of the activities of the Secretariat (FCCC/2005/6) to review his revised draft.
On the draft recommendations of the SBI to COP 11, a paragraph proposed earlier by the EU on cooperation and communication with other relevant international organizations, was opposed by the US.
The paragraph was deleted.
India, for the G-77/CHINA, introduced a reference to the biennium budget document (FCCC/SBI/2005/8).
This contact group considered the Chair's revised draft conclusions, including a number of items in brackets.
Saudi Arabia, for the G-77/CHINA, objected to a reference to building on SBI guidance in a request to the Bureau of COP 10 to participate in finalizing details of the high-level segments at COP 11 and COP/MOP 1.
The reference was deleted.
Regarding future sessional periods, SAUDI ARABIA objected to an IPCC request that COP 13 be postponed for three to four weeks to allow time for preparation of a synthesis report of the Fourth Assessment Report.
The EU, with AOSIS, NORWAY, the AFRICA GROUP and JAPAN, supported the IPCC request. On the organization of intergovernmental meetings and the recommendations of a workshop held during SB 21, the G-77/CHINA opposed specific references to giving further consideration to the clustering of agenda items and longer-term cycles for agenda items.
The references were deleted.
Reference to the workshop report (FCCC/SBI/2005/2) was inserted in an introductory paragraph.
Informal consultations on national communications from non-Annex I Parties (FCCC/SBI/2004/L.27) were convened in the morning and evening to discuss a draft decision.
The EU, US, CANADA, JAPAN and AUSTRALIA proposed text stating that non-Annex I Parties would make all efforts to submit their second and, where appropriate, third national communications, within four years of the initial financing, on an agreed full cost basis 'for the three year project preparation period.
' They also proposed that, if necessary, non-Annex I Parties could have a one-year extension for submission.
The G-77/CHINA, questioned by some GEF donor countries, argued that there was no basis for stipulating the three-year period for the preparation of second or third communications.
The US noted that donor countries do not wish to increase their funding of this activity. A proposal that any extension of the submission period should not imply additional financial resources from the GEF was qualified by the G-77/CHINA, which sought to stipulate a submission period of four years.
However, there was no agreement on this.
Consultations may reconvene on Wednesday morning after talks with the SBI Chair.
During informal consultations on this issue, delegates agreed to a draft decision based on conclusions from SBSTA 17 and 20.
Co-Chairs Cigarán and Castellari will hold discussions on draft conclusions in the contact group on Wednesday.


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This extraordinary year?!
22 November 2020
2020 – How will we all look back on this extraordinary year?!
So far, (and yes, I know there’s still a while to go) the events of 2020 have been mind-boggling. They include Australian bushfires with burning forests and animals, Prince Harry “leaving” Royal Duties in the UK, the coronavirus pandemic wave #1, the impeachment of President Trump, disgrace for a Hollywood film mogul, the BLM movement coming to the foreground, murder hornets arriving in the USA from Asia, a massive explosion of ammonium nitrate in Beirut Port killing 190+ people, California wildfires, the death of Eddie van Halen rock icon, the unprecedented uproar of the US election, the second wave and apparently coming 3rd wave of covid19, vaccines, tiers, lockdowns . . .
The impact of the pandemic on people’s lives, and of the economic damage from lockdowns, has led to some people drawing much closer to their loved ones, and yet others parting company because of stress.
An Italian client and good friend of mine says we should always prepare and plan for the worst, but always look for and expect the best. I think his words are really even more true today, and in the days, weeks and months ahead. An old American showground saying runs “It ain’t over til the fat lady sings.” This means we normally don’t get to decide when it’s over, whatever “it” is.
Here at MrTim’s PepTalk English, we are quietly but seriously planning for strong improvements in our English teaching offering , a) because we think we should always strive for improvement, and b) because competition in the marketplace and jobs arena is going to get so much tougher, and more people will want, in order to survive and get ahead, to improve their English with the help of sympatico teachers who still believe in fun while learning. Yes, it’s still possible!
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PLANET SICK-BOY: http://www.sick-boy.com "We Put the SIN in Cinema"
Imagine Hollywood had something similar to baseball^Òs Hall of Fame and that retired/dead stars had to have their entire careers summarized in a brief paragraph on a bronze plaque hanging in an overpriced tourist attraction somewhere in Los Angeles.  Would it mention his great work in edgy films like Pulp Fiction and Twelve Monkeys? Probably not. Would the plaque list the actor^Òs popular action films like Die Hard and Armageddon? Maybe, but this is probably how Willis^Ò plaque would read:
^ÓBorn in West Germany, ^ÑBruno^Ò made the successful leap from bartender to television^Òs Moonlighting to feature films in the late 1980s. Willis was best known for starring opposite talented child actors and providing the voices for infants. He was married to actress Demi Moore for ten years, and the two superstars had three kids with really dumb names^Ô
Okay, the last part might not make it on there, but you get the point. Despite having a pretty eclectic resumé, Willis^Ò career may be remembered this way. Why? Because the following mathematical formula is the hottest thing in Hollywood: ^ÓWillis + pre-pubescent boy + clever script = box office gold^Ô
The movie with the kid who could see dead people made how much money? Quick, let^Òs get Willis in something else with a kid right away. The result is Disney^Òs The Kid, a whimsical tale about a grumpy workaholic that gets in touch with the kid he used to be by actually meeting the kid he used to be. That^Òs right; through some sort of kooky Freaky Friday movie magic, the grouch actually meets himself at age seven.
Willis (The Whole Nine Yards) plays Russell Morley Duritz, an over-stressed image consultant with a twitchy left eye.  Though this is supposed to make Russell an unsympathetic character, I couldn^Òt help but think that the world would be a better place with more people like him.
A few days before his fortieth birthday, Russell begins seeing some strange things. A red bi-plane seems to be following him around and a snot-nosed kid appears in his house, somehow evading his state-of-the-art security system. At first, he thinks he^Òs hallucinating the whole thing, but after comparing scars and birthmarks, he realizes that the kid, Rusty (Spencer Breslin from the short-lived Dan Ackroyd sitcom Soul Man), is really himself from thirty-two years ago.
The rest of The Kid involves Russell hating Rusty and trying to get rid of him, but eventually growing attached to the boy and learning a little bit about himself in the process before the film winds down to a two-hankie finale that should choke up anyone that has recently had a pulse. I^Òm sure The Kid will hit home with anyone under age twelve or over age forty, but everybody else might just roll their eyes at the films sentimentality, which is hammered home by South Park musical collaborator Marc Shaiman^Òs sweeping score.
Breslin is a revelation as young Rusty, who shrieks his disappointment that he grows up to be wife-less, dog-less and cool-job-less. Willis plays a pretty good tight-ass but looks like he^Òs having way too much fun doing it. There are times when Willis is barely able to stifle his smirk when he^Òs supposed to be miserable. He did nasty and irritable much better with General William Devereaux in The Siege. Willis^Ò apparent new best friend Matthew Perry makes a funny unbilled cameo, as well.
 Russell spends his whole life trying to distance himself from his past, yet somehow has totally forgotten the most traumatic event that ever happened to him. And the film is dragged down a bit by the romance between Russell and his perky moralistic sidekick (played by British waif Emily Mortimer, Love^Òs Labour^Òs Lost). She^Òs not even the best match for Russell. He would have been better off with his wisecracking personal assistant (Lily Tomlin, Tea With Mussolini) or a local television news anchor (Jean Smart from Wells^Ò Guinevere).
The Kid was directed by Jon Turteltaub, who has helmed such non-kid-friendly films as Instinct and Phenomenon. It plays pretty similarly to a couple of films that have already come out this year, especially the arthouse release of Pip Karmel^Òs Me Myself I, where Rachel Griffiths goes through a similar ordeal on her thirtieth birthday. You know, movies like these are the reason people dread the big 3-0 and 4-0 (and beyond). They aren^Òt upset about getting older ^Ö they^Òre worried about having to meet themselves.
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This Week in Rust
Hello and welcome to another issue of This Week in Rust! Rust is a systems language pursuing the trifecta: safe, concurrent, and fast. This is a weekly summary of its progress and community. Want something mentioned? Send me an email! Want to get involved? We love contributions.
This was a good week, with default type parameters, do
removal, @[]
removal, and some code bloat reduction.
What’s cooking on master?
61 pull requests were merged this week.
Breaking Changes
do
has been removed. Replacedo spawn { ... }
withspawn(proc() { ... })
.libextra
has exploded. It exploded some more. It will continue to explode until it no longer exists.#[simd]
has been feature gated.- We now generate static libraries by default, rather than dynamic libraries.
@[]
and@str
have been removed from the language. All that is left is@T
!- Various methods on vectors now return Options, to be in line with the rest of everything else.
next_power_of_two_opt
has been renamed tochecked_next_power_of_two
. Additionally, the various functions for division instd::uint
were removed.#[no_send]
etc have been removed in favor of marker types. Additionally, variance of types and lifetimes can explicitly be annotated with these marker types. They are zero-sized and have no runtime impact.std::borrow
has been removed.Times
has finally been removed. Good riddance.- The various
CopyableVector
-like types have been renamed toCloneableVector
etc.
Other Changes
- There are now lints for unused
values. Types annotated with
#[must_use]
will now warn when (surprise) their results are not used. - debuginfo should now be fixed on OS X, due to us now explicitly setting the DWARF version.
fp-elim
has been re-disabled, but only if debuginfo generation is disabled.- Errors from
#[deriving(...)]
have seen some work. - The evil environment pointers has been removed from bare
functions, as well as
self
now being a mostly-normal argument, to the compiler. This was a huge effort (88 changed files with 1,436 additions and 2,138 deletions) by Eduard Burtescu, and is awesome! - Also from Eduard is default type
parameters! They are currently
behind a feature flag, but allow you to say, for example,
struct Foo<T = uint>
and useFoo
as a bare type. - The tydesc is used in less places to help fend off code bloat.
- The occasional infinite recursion in some recursive types has been fixed.
- Take glue has been removed from tydescs, also to fend off code bloat.
fail!()
also generates less code now, to fend off bloat. In particular,fn main() { fail!() }
now compiles 2-3x faster due to generating less code.
New Contributors
- JeremyLetang
- Johannes Muenzel
- Keshav Kini
- Michael Darakananda
- Nathaniel Herman
Weekly Meeting
The weekly meeting discussed default type parameters, the unused result lint, minor changes to the attribute syntax, how to deal with I/O splitting, and the visit glue.
This Week in Servo
Servo is a web browser engine written in Rust and is one of the primary test cases for the Rust language.
This week, we landed 32 PRs, significantly above our usual PR landing rate!
Notable additions
- Patrick Walton landed a huge number of PRs that significantly improved our performance and parallelism #1600, #1564, #1567, #1589, #1566 #1574, #1571, #1559, etc.
- Rui (xiongmao86) fixed a linking issue in our Makefiles in #1603.
- Isabelle Carter landed multiple display list support in #1579.
- Lars Bergstrom finally re-enabled ref tests in #1565 and started a quest to improve test reliability in #1597 and #1570.
- Bruno Abinader pushed on more DOM features in #1583 and #1580.
- Clark Gaebel (wowus) enabled a limit on the number of redirects Servo follows in #1562.
- Tetsuharu Ohzeki cleaned up Node’s
remove
andinsert
members #1582. - Deokjin Kim implemented
whitespace:pre
in #1547. - Patrick Kim landed border support for inline flows in #1546.
- Simon Sapin used his CSS wizardry to redo a performance tweak we made so that it’s actually spec-compliant in #1560.
New contributors
- Clark Gaebel (wowus)
- Rui (xiongmao86)
Meetings
In this week’s meeting, we discussed moving the build of fontconfig on Linux into Servo to avoid situations where the system version is old and not threadsafe, what’s blocking the JSManaged conversion (which is required for our next Rust upgrade), and the status of ref and content tests.
Josh Matthews is at FOSDEM this weekend, giving a talk on Servo. Look for video on air.mozilla.org shortly!
Announcements, etc
- An xxHash implementation in Rust, as well as some benchmarks comparing to gcc and clang.
- Using LLVM From Within Rust
- Felix’s CodeMesh presentation
- A 1.0 roadmap spreadsheet
- rust-lua, safe bindings to Lua 5.1
- InfoQ interview with Felix
- Parameters and Bounds in Rust
- Network Communication and Serialization in Rust
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Getting Started
Download the latest jar of Otoroshi
curl -L -o otoroshi.jar 'https://github.com/MAIF/otoroshi/releases/download/v16.8.0/otoroshi.jar'
Once downloading, run Otoroshi.
java -Dotoroshi.adminPassword=password -jar otoroshi.jar
Yes, that command is all it took to start it up.
Protect your service with Otoroshi ApiKey
Create a new route, exposed on http://myapi.oto.tools:8080
, which will forward all requests to the mirror https://mirror.otoroshi.io
.
curl -X POST http://otoroshi-api.oto.tools:8080/api/routes \
-H "Content-type: application/json" \
-u admin-api-apikey-id:admin-api-apikey-secret \
-d @- <<'EOF'
{
"name": "myapi",
"frontend": {
"domains": ["myapi.oto.tools"]
},
"backend": {
"targets": [
{
"hostname": "mirror.otoroshi.io",
"port": 443,
"tls": true
}
]
},
"plugins": [
{
"plugin": "cp:otoroshi.next.plugins.ApikeyCalls",
"enabled": true,
"config": {
"validate": true,
"mandatory": true,
"update_quotas": true
}
}
]
}
EOF
Now that we have created our route, let’s see if our request reaches our upstream service. You should receive an error from Otoroshi about a missing api key in our request.
curl 'http://myapi.oto.tools:8080'
It looks like we don’t have access to it. Create your first api key with a quota of 10 calls by day and month.
curl -X POST 'http://otoroshi-api.oto.tools:8080/api/apikeys' \
-H "Content-type: application/json" \
-u admin-api-apikey-id:admin-api-apikey-secret \
-d @- <<'EOF'
{
"clientId": "my-first-apikey-id",
"clientSecret": "my-first-apikey-secret",
"clientName": "my-first-apikey",
"description": "my-first-apikey-description",
"authorizedGroup": "default",
"enabled": true,
"throttlingQuota": 10,
"dailyQuota": 10,
"monthlyQuota": 10
}
EOF
Call your api with the generated apikey.
curl 'http://myapi.oto.tools:8080' -u my-first-apikey-id:my-first-apikey-secret
{
"method": "GET",
"path": "/",
"headers": {
"host": "mirror.otoroshi.io",
"accept": "*/*",
"user-agent": "curl/7.64.1",
"authorization": "Basic bXktZmlyc3QtYXBpLWtleS1pZDpteS1maXJzdC1hcGkta2V5LXNlY3JldA==",
"otoroshi-request-id": "1465298507974836306",
"otoroshi-proxied-host": "myapi.oto.tools:8080",
"otoroshi-request-timestamp": "2021-11-29T13:36:02.888+01:00",
},
"body": ""
}
Check your remaining quotas
curl 'http://myapi.oto.tools:8080' -u my-first-apikey-id:my-first-apikey-secret --include
This should output these following Otoroshi headers
Otoroshi-Daily-Calls-Remaining: 6
Otoroshi-Monthly-Calls-Remaining: 6
Keep calling the api and confirm that Otoroshi is sending you an apikey exceeding quota error
{
"Otoroshi-Error": "You performed too much requests"
}
Well done, you have secured your first api with the apikeys system with limited call quotas.
Secure your web app in 2 calls with an authentication
Create an in-memory authentication module, with one registered user, to protect your service.
curl -X POST 'http://otoroshi-api.oto.tools:8080/api/auths' \
-H "Otoroshi-Client-Id: admin-api-apikey-id" \
-H "Otoroshi-Client-Secret: admin-api-apikey-secret" \
-H 'Content-Type: application/json; charset=utf-8' \
-d @- <<'EOF'
{
"type":"basic",
"id":"auth_mod_in_memory_auth",
"name":"in-memory-auth",
"desc":"in-memory-auth",
"users":[
{
"name":"User Otoroshi",
"password":"$2a$10$oIf4JkaOsfiypk5ZK8DKOumiNbb2xHMZUkYkuJyuIqMDYnR/zXj9i",
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>"metadata":{
"username":"roger"
},
"tags":["foo"],
"webauthn":null,
"rights":[{
"tenant":"*:r",
"teams":["*:r"]
}]
}
],
"sessionCookieValues":{
"httpOnly":true,
"secure":false
}
}
EOF
Then create a service secure by the previous authentication module, which proxies google.fr
on webapp.oto.tools
.
curl -X POST 'http://otoroshi-api.oto.tools:8080/api/routes' \
-H "Content-type: application/json" \
-u admin-api-apikey-id:admin-api-apikey-secret \
-d @- <<'EOF'
{
"name": "myapi",
"frontend": {
"domains": ["myapi.oto.tools"]
},
"backend": {
"targets": [
{
"hostname": "google.fr",
"port": 443,
"tls": true
}
]
},
"plugins": [
{
"plugin": "cp:otoroshi.next.plugins.AuthModule",
"enabled": true,
"config": {
"pass_with_apikey": false,
"auth_module": null,
"module": "auth_mod_in_memory_auth"
}
}
]
}
EOF
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page.
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Date: October 7, 2018
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OpenSwarm
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An operating system for miniature robots
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Process Control Block for a single process. More...
#include <data.h>
Data Fields | |
| uint16 | process_ID |
| uint16 | stackPointer |
| uint16 | framePointer |
| uint16 | stackPointerLimit |
| sys_scheduler_info | sheduler_info |
| sys_process_event_handler * | event_register |
| uint16 * | process_stack |
Process Control Block for a single process.
It contains all information related to a single process. (including stack pointer, frame pointer, stack, etc. )
| sys_process_event_handler* sys_process_control_block_s::event_register |
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BoundingBox2DBasics
BoundingBox2D
public interface BoundingBox2DReadOnly
| Modifier and Type | Method | Description |
|---|---|---|
default void |
checkBounds() |
Asserts that the minimum coordinates are less or equal to the maximum coordinates.
|
default boolean |
containsNaN() |
Tests if the min and max points defining this bounding box contain at least one
Double.NaN . |
default boolean |
doesIntersectWithLine2D(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly pointOnLine,
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Vector2DReadOnly lineDirection) |
Tests if this the given line 2D intersects this bounding box.
|
default boolean |
doesIntersectWithLineSegment2D(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly lineSegmentStart,
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly lineSegmentEnd) |
Tests if this the given line segment 2D intersects this bounding box.
|
default boolean |
doesIntersectWithRay2D(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly rayOrigin,
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Vector2DReadOnly rayDirection) |
Tests if this the given ray 2D intersects this bounding box.
|
default boolean |
epsilonEquals(BoundingBox2DReadOnly other,
double epsilon) |
Tests on a per-component basis on the minimum and maximum coordinates if this bounding box is
equal to
other with the tolerance epsilon . |
default boolean |
equals(BoundingBox2DReadOnly other) |
Tests on a per component basis, if this bounding box 2D is exactly equal to
other . |
default boolean |
geometricallyEquals(BoundingBox2DReadOnly other,
double epsilon) |
Compares
this to other to determine if the two bounding boxes are geometrically
similar, i.e. |
default void |
getCenterPoint(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics centerToPack) |
Calculates the coordinate of the center of this bounding box and stores it in the given
centerToPack . |
default double |
getDiagonalLengthSquared() |
Calculates the squared value of the distance between the minimum and maximum coordinates of this
bounding box.
|
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly |
getMaxPoint() |
Gets the read-only reference to the maximum coordinate of this bounding box.
|
default void |
getMaxPoint(double[] maxToPack) |
Gets the maximum coordinate of this bounding box and stores it in the given array
maxToPack . |
default void |
getMaxPoint(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics maxToPack) |
Gets the maximum coordinate of this bounding box and stores it in the given
maxToPack . |
default double |
getMaxX() |
Gets the maximum x-coordinate of this bounding box.
|
default double |
getMaxY() |
Gets the maximum y-coordinate of this bounding box.
|
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly |
getMinPoint() |
Gets the read-only reference to the minimum coordinate of this bounding box.
|
default void |
getMinPoint(double[] minToPack) |
Gets the minimum coordinate of this bounding box and stores it in the given array
maxToPack . |
default void |
getMinPoint(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics minToPack) |
Gets the minimum coordinate of this bounding box and stores it in the given
minToPack . |
default double |
getMinX() |
Gets the minimum x-coordinate of this bounding box.
|
default double |
getMinY() |
Gets the minimum y-coordinate of this bounding box.
|
default void |
getPointGivenParameters(double xParameter,
double yParameter,
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics pointToPack) |
Performs a linear interpolation between this bounding box minimum and maximum coordinates using
independent parameters
xParameter and yParameter for the x-axis and y-axis
respectively. |
default int |
intersectionWithLine2D(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly pointOnLine,
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Vector2DReadOnly lineDirection,
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics firstIntersectionToPack,
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics secondIntersectionToPack) |
Computes the coordinates of the two intersections between a line and this bounding box.
|
default int |
intersectionWithLineSegment2D(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly lineSegmentStart,
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly lineSegmentEnd,
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics firstIntersectionToPack,
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics secondIntersectionToPack) |
Computes the coordinates of the two intersections between a line segment and this bounding box.
|
default int |
intersectionWithRay2D(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly rayOrigin,
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Vector2DReadOnly rayDirection,
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics firstIntersectionToPack,
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics secondIntersectionToPack) |
Computes the coordinates of the two intersections between a ray and this bounding box.
|
default boolean |
intersectsEpsilon(BoundingBox2DReadOnly other,
double epsilon) |
Tests if this bounding box and
other intersects. |
default boolean |
intersectsExclusive(BoundingBox2DReadOnly other) |
Tests if this bounding box and
other intersects. |
default boolean |
intersectsInclusive(BoundingBox2DReadOnly other) |
Tests if this bounding box and
other intersects. |
default boolean |
isInsideEpsilon(double x,
double y,
double epsilon) |
Tests if the
query is located inside this bounding box given the tolerance
epsilon . |
default boolean |
isInsideEpsilon(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly query,
double epsilon) |
Tests if the
query is located inside this bounding box given the tolerance
epsilon . |
default boolean |
isInsideExclusive(double x,
double y) |
Tests if the
query is located inside this bounding box. |
default boolean |
isInsideExclusive(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly query) |
Tests if the
query is located inside this bounding box. |
default boolean |
isInsideInclusive(double x,
double y) |
Tests if the
query is located inside this bounding box. |
default boolean |
isInsideInclusive(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly query) |
Tests if the
query is located inside this bounding box. |
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly getMinPoint()
us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly getMaxPoint()
default double getMinX()
default double getMinY()
default double getMaxX()
default double getMaxY()
default void getMinPoint(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics minToPack)
minToPack
.minToPack
- point 2D in which the minimum coordinate of this bounding box is stored.
Modified.default void getMaxPoint(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics maxToPack)
maxToPack
.maxToPack
- point 2D in which the maximum coordinate of this bounding box is stored.
Modified.default void getMinPoint(double[] minToPack)
maxToPack
.minToPack
- array in which the minimum coordinate of this bounding box is stored. Modified.default void getMaxPoint(double[] maxToPack)
maxToPack
.maxToPack
- array in which the maximum coordinate of this bounding box is stored. Modified.default void checkBounds()
java.lang.RuntimeException
- if any of the minimum coordinates is strictly greater than the maximum
coordinate on the same axis.default boolean containsNaN()
Double.NaN
.true
if this bounding box contains at least one Double.NaN
, fasle
otherwise.default void getCenterPoint(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics centerToPack)
centerToPack
.centerToPack
- point 2D in which the center of this bounding box is stored. Modified.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if this bounding box is improper according to checkBounds()
.default void getPointGivenParameters(double xParameter, double yParameter, us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics pointToPack)
xParameter
and yParameter
for the x-axis and y-axis
respectively. The result is stored in pointToPack
.
(xParameter == 0)
results in: (pointToPack.getX() == this.getMinX())
.
(xParameter == 1)
results in: (pointToPack.getX() == this.getMaxX())
.
(yParameter == 0)
results in: (pointToPack.getY() == this.getMinY())
.
(yParameter == 1)
results in: (pointToPack.getY() == this.getMaxY())
.
xParameter
- the parameter to use for the interpolation along the x-axis.yParameter
- the parameter to use for the interpolation along the y-axis.pointToPack
- the point 2D in which the result is stored. Modified.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if this bounding box is improper according to checkBounds()
.default double getDiagonalLengthSquared()
java.lang.RuntimeException
- if this bounding box is improper according to checkBounds()
.default boolean isInsideExclusive(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly query)
query
is located inside this bounding box.
The query is considered to be outside if located exactly on an edge of this bounding box.
query
- the query to test if it is located inside this bounding box. Not modified.true
if the query is inside, false
if outside or located on an edge of
this bounding box.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if this bounding box is improper according to checkBounds()
.default boolean isInsideExclusive(double x, double y)
query
is located inside this bounding box.
The query is considered to be outside if located exactly on an edge of this bounding box.
x
- the x-coordinate of the query to test if it is located inside this bounding box. Not
modified.y
- the y-coordinate of the query to test if it is located inside this bounding box. Not
modified.true
if the query is inside, false
if outside or located on an edge of
this bounding box.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if this bounding box is improper according to checkBounds()
.default boolean isInsideInclusive(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly query)
query
is located inside this bounding box.
The query is considered to be inside if located exactly on an edge of this bounding box.
query
- the query to test if it is located inside this bounding box. Not modified.true
if the query is inside or located on an edge of this bounding box,
false
if outside.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if this bounding box is improper according to checkBounds()
.default boolean isInsideInclusive(double x, double y)
query
is located inside this bounding box.
The query is considered to be inside if located exactly on an edge of this bounding box.
x
- the x-coordinate of the query to test if it is located inside this bounding box. Not
modified.y
- the y-coordinate of the query to test if it is located inside this bounding box. Not
modified.true
if the query is inside or located on an edge of this bounding box,
false
if outside.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if this bounding box is improper according to checkBounds()
.default boolean isInsideEpsilon(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly query, double epsilon)
query
is located inside this bounding box given the tolerance
epsilon
.
epsilon == 0
, this method is equivalent to
isInsideExclusive(Point2DReadOnly)
.
epsilon > 0
, the size of this bounding box is scaled up by shifting the edges of
epsilon
toward the outside.
epsilon > 0
, the size of this bounding box is scaled down by shifting the edges of
epsilon
toward the inside.
query
- the query to test if it is located inside this bounding box. Not modified.epsilon
- the tolerance to use for this test.true
if the query is considered to be inside the bounding box, false
otherwise.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if this bounding box is improper according to checkBounds()
.default boolean isInsideEpsilon(double x, double y, double epsilon)
query
is located inside this bounding box given the tolerance
epsilon
.
epsilon == 0
, this method is equivalent to
isInsideExclusive(Point2DReadOnly)
.
epsilon > 0
, the size of this bounding box is scaled up by shifting the edges of
epsilon
toward the outside.
epsilon > 0
, the size of this bounding box is scaled down by shifting the edges of
epsilon
toward the inside.
x
- the x-coordinate of the query to test if it is located inside this bounding box. Not
modified.y
- the y-coordinate of the query to test if it is located inside this bounding box. Not
modified.epsilon
- the tolerance to use for this test.true
if the query is considered to be inside the bounding box, false
otherwise.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if this bounding box is improper according to checkBounds()
.default boolean intersectsExclusive(BoundingBox2DReadOnly other)
other
intersects.
The two bounding boxes are considered to not be intersecting if they share a corner or an edge.
other
- the other bounding box to test if it is intersecting with this bounding box. Not
Modified.true
if the two bounding boxes intersect, false
otherwise.default boolean intersectsInclusive(BoundingBox2DReadOnly other)
other
intersects.
The two bounding boxes are considered to be intersecting if they share a corner or an edge.
other
- the other bounding box to test if it is intersecting with this bounding box. Not
Modified.true
if the two bounding boxes intersect, false
otherwise.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if this bounding box is improper according to checkBounds()
.default boolean intersectsEpsilon(BoundingBox2DReadOnly other, double epsilon)
other
intersects.
epsilon == 0
, this method is equivalent to
intersectsExclusive(BoundingBox2DReadOnly)
.
epsilon > 0
, the size of this bounding box is scaled up by shifting the edges of
epsilon
toward the outside.
epsilon > 0
, the size of this bounding box is scaled down by shifting the edges of
epsilon
toward the inside.
other
- the other bounding box to test if it is intersecting with this bounding box. Not
Modified.epsilon
- the tolerance to use in this test.true
if the two bounding boxes intersect, false
otherwise.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if this bounding box is improper according to checkBounds()
.default boolean doesIntersectWithLine2D(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly pointOnLine, us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Vector2DReadOnly lineDirection)
pointOnLine
- a point located on the infinitely long line. Not modified.lineDirection
- the line direction. Not modified.true
if the line and this bounding box intersect, false
otherwise.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if this bounding box is improper according to checkBounds()
.default boolean doesIntersectWithLineSegment2D(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly lineSegmentStart, us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly lineSegmentEnd)
lineSegmentStart
- first endpoint of the line segment. Not modified.lineSegmentEnd
- second endpoint of the line segment. Not modified.true
if the line segment and this bounding box intersect, false
otherwise.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if this bounding box is improper according to checkBounds()
.default boolean doesIntersectWithRay2D(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly rayOrigin, us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Vector2DReadOnly rayDirection)
rayOrigin
- the origin of the ray. Not modified.rayDirection
- the ray direction. Not modified.true
if the ray and this bounding box intersect, false
otherwise.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if this bounding box is improper according to checkBounds()
.default int intersectionWithLine2D(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly pointOnLine, us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Vector2DReadOnly lineDirection, us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics firstIntersectionToPack, us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics secondIntersectionToPack)
In the case the line and the bounding box do not intersect, this method returns 0
and
firstIntersectionToPack
and secondIntersectionToPack
are set to
Double.NaN
.
pointOnLine
- a point located on the infinitely long line. Not modified.lineDirection
- the line direction. Not modified.firstIntersectionToPack
- the coordinate of the first intersection. Can be null
.
Modified.secondIntersectionToPack
- the coordinate of the second intersection. Can be null
.
Modified.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if this bounding box is improper according to checkBounds()
.default int intersectionWithLineSegment2D(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly lineSegmentStart, us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly lineSegmentEnd, us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics firstIntersectionToPack, us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics secondIntersectionToPack)
Intersection(s) between the line segment and this bounding box can only exist between the endpoints of the line segment.
In the case the line segment and this bounding box do not intersect, this method returns
0
and firstIntersectionToPack
and secondIntersectionToPack
are set to
Double.NaN
.
In the case only one intersection exists between the line segment and the bounding box,
firstIntersectionToPack
will contain the coordinate of the intersection and
secondIntersectionToPack
will be set to contain only Double.NaN
.
lineSegmentStart
- the first endpoint of the line segment. Not modified.lineSegmentEnd
- the second endpoint of the line segment. Not modified.firstIntersectionToPack
- the coordinate of the first intersection. Can be null
.
Modified.secondIntersectionToPack
- the coordinate of the second intersection. Can be null
.
Modified.java.lang.RuntimeException
- if this bounding box is improper according to checkBounds()
.default int intersectionWithRay2D(us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DReadOnly rayOrigin, us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Vector2DReadOnly rayDirection, us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics firstIntersectionToPack, us.ihmc.euclid.tuple2D.interfaces.Point2DBasics secondIntersectionToPack)
Intersection(s) between the ray and the bounding box cannot exist before the origin of the ray.
In the case the ray and this bounding box do not intersect, this method returns0
and
firstIntersectionToPack
and secondIntersectionToPack
are set to
Double.NaN
.
In the case only one intersection exists between the ray and this bounding box,
firstIntersectionToPack
will contain the coordinate of the intersection and
secondIntersectionToPack
will be set to contain only Double.NaN
.
rayOrigin
- the coordinate of the ray origin. Not modified.rayDirection
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WolfEye is the new studio from Arkane founder Raf Colantonio
by Steve WrightWe'll get a look at the studio's first game during The Game Awards.
WolfEye is the name of the new studio from Arkane founder Raf Colantonio.
Colantonio will act as Creative Director and President of the new studio, working alongside Executive Producer and CEO Julien Roby. WolfEye’s first game will be revealed at The Game Awards 2019, held on 13 December here in Australia.
Raf started his career at EA, followed by a short stint at Infogrames before opening up Arkane, where he oversaw development of titles including Dishonored, Dishonored 2 and Prey.
We’ll have more on WolfEye’s upcoming title as it’s made available. In the meantime, what do you hope to see from the new studio?


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Oct 19, 2011 . If chickens don't mind getting wet, where did the phrase madder than a wet hen come from? Maybe they never heard of it. Lori said
http://hencam.com/henblog/2011/10/rainy-day-chicken-care/
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Madder than a Wet Hen - Fowl Mouth Chick's Journey with Backyard ...
Feb 15, 2013 . Madder than a Wet Hen . For most of my life I have assumed if you get a chicken wet it will, in turn, get mad. Why would my mother have .
http://fowlmouthchick.blogspot.com/2013/02/madder-than-wet-hen.html
Backyard Chicken Challenges
Sep 13, 2011 . But we've most certainly seen our fair share of chicken woes also. . I wondered if this is where the old saying , "madder than a wet hen", came .
http://www.keeperofthehome.org/2011/09/backyard-chicken-challenges.html
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What Does it Mean to be "Madder Than a Wet Hen"?
Someone who is madder than a wet hen is someone who has lost their temper. . Don't expect your pet chicken to be anything but furious if you propose a trip to .
http://www.wisegeek.com/what-does-it-mean-to-be-madder-than-a-wet-hen.htm
just words: Madder than a wet setting hen
Apr 22, 2010 . I suspect this is a chicken who is obligated to sit on a nest of eggs but has had . upon and consequently, she's "madder than a wet setting hen.
http://www.kenwords.com/2010/04/madder-than-wet-setting-hen.html
Wet Hen Café vs. Madder Than a Wet Hen - Wet Hen Cafe
"Madder than a Wet Hen" is an American expression that seemed to originate . It's popular in rural and farming communities where the behavior of chickens is .
http://www.wethencafe.com/about.html
Madder than a wet hen by cecelia - Indulgy
Madder than a wet hen by cecelia on Indulgy.com. . Nothing makes me madder than this! by rosanna. CollectS. rosannarosanna My biggest pet-peeve. Nothing .
http://indulgy.com/post/7aEeSKUXW1/madder-than-a-wet-hen
An Emergent Agrarian: New Improved Chicken Tractor
This morning we put out our second flock in their new and improved chicken . By the way, anyone know the origin of the phrase, "madder than a wet hen"?
http://www.anemergentagrarian.com/2009/05/new-improved-chicken-tractor.html
Common Chicken Sayings, Idioms & Other Funny Things We Say ...
Jan 11, 2012 . BackYard Chickens article, Common Chicken Sayings, Idioms & Other Funny Things We Say . Madder than a wet settin' hen - very angry .
http://www.backyardchickens.com/a/common-chicken-sayings-idioms-other-funny-things-we-say
Chickens | Diary of an Outlaw Farmer
Feb 7, 2012 . Better an egg today than a hen tomorrow. He was madder than a wet settin' hen. She done flew the coop. Don't be such a chicken!
http://outlawfarmer.wordpress.com/tag/chickens/
Thoughts from Chicken Watchers - Community Chickens
Nov 7, 2012 . My own observations have proven the truth of the adage madder than a wet hen. If someone is up with the chickens, we think of that person as .
http://communitychickens.blogspot.com/2012/11/stories-from-neighboring-coops-thoughts.html
Madder than a Wet Hen - YouTube
Jun 11, 2011 . Chicken video. . Madder than a Wet Hen. dcantwell1·3 . Royal Coachman Wet Fly w/ Rolled Hen Wingby Joe Cornwall 10,256 views; 0:52 .
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JmNuZdqZ5_A
Chris's Chicken | Facebook
Chris's Chicken · August 3, 2012. Madder than a wet hen? How about a hot one? A really, really, hot hen because someone *coughcough* left our water bowl .
http://www.facebook.com/ChrissChicken
I have a chicken in my kitchen - The Baking Circle :: your online ...
Feb 3, 2013 . I felt pretty guilty when I baked chicken for dinner in front of her last night. . used the phrase "madder than a wet hen"....or am i dating myself?
http://community.kingarthurflour.com/content/i-have-chicken-my-kitchen
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funky chicken :)
Marcy is using Pinterest, an online pinboard to collect and .
http://pinterest.com/marcyrupp/funky-chicken/
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The Rev. Dr Opimian—Why, Lord Michin Malicho, Lord Facing-both-ways, and two or three other arch-quacks, have taken to merry-andrewising in a new arena, which they call the Science of Pantopragmatics, and they have bitten Lord Curryfin into tumbling with them; but the mania will subside when the weather grows cool…
Miss Gryll – But pray, doctor, what is this new science?
The Rev. Dr Opimian—Why that, Miss Gryll, I cannot well make out. I have asked several professors of the science, and have got nothing in return but some fine varieties of rigmarole, of which I can make neither head nor tail. It seems to be a real art of talking about an imaginary art of teaching every man his own business. Nothing practical comes of it, and, indeed, so much the better… Like most other science, it resolves itself into lecturing, lecturing, lecturing, about all sorts of matters, relevant and irrelevant; one enormous bore prating about jurisprudence, another about statistics, another about education, and so forth; the crambe repetita of the same rubbish, which has already been served up “twiës hot and twiës cold”, as at many other associations nicknamed scientific…
[Lord Curryfin] had been caught by the science of pantopragmatics, and firmly believed for a time, that a scientific organisation for teaching everybody everything, would cure all the evils of society.
—Thomas Love Peacock, Gryll Grange (1860)


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