BEATS runs from the command-line. The syntax:
beats [options] INPUT [OUTPUT]
INPUT
is the YAML file for your song. OUTPUT
is the *.wav
file where BEATS will place the generated sound. If omitted, it will default to INPUT
but with a .wav
extension. (For example, the sound for my_song.txt
would be saved to my_song.wav
).
beats example_song.txt beat.wav
BEATS supports two command-line options, which can be used together or separately:
-s, --split
Save each track to a separate Wave file,
instead of combining them into one.
-p, --pattern PATTERN_NAME
Only generate the pattern PATTERN_NAME,
instead of the entire song.
beats -s example_song.txt
beats -p Verse example_song.txt
Finally, a note about Ruby 1.8 vs. 1.9. BEATS runs fine on both versions, but is more than 2x faster on 1.9. Therefore, it’s highly recommended that you use 1.9 if possible. BEATS will run using whichever ruby
command /usr/bin/env
points to.
Songs are notated using YAML, so each song file is just a plain text file you can edit in TextEdit, VIM, or whatever. The file extension doesn’t matter.
Each song is divided into one or more patterns. A pattern represents a section of the song, such as a verse, chorus, or bridge. Each pattern in turn has one or more tracks. Each track represents an individual sound, such as a bass drum, snare, or hi-hat.
Songs should start with a header indicating the tempo, the structure of the song, and aliases for commonly used sounds. Here’s an example below. Since this is YAML, lines must be indented correctly. Also, each row in the Structure or Kit should be preceded by a dash.
Song:
Tempo: 120
Structure:
- Verse: x4
- Chorus: x2
- Bridge: x1
- Verse: x4
- Chorus: x2
Kit:
- bass: sounds/808bass.wav
- hh_closed: sounds/hihat_awesome.wav
- hh_open: sounds/hh_open.wav
The Kit section is optional, but the Structure is required.
One or more patterns should follow the header. (If there are no patterns, there is nothing to play!) Each pattern definition starts with the pattern name, followed by the rhythm for each track on separate lines.
Verse:
- bass: X.......X.......
- sounds/snare.wav: ....X.......X...
- hh_closed: X.X.X.X.X.X.X...
- hh_open: ..............X.
- sounds/ride.wav: X...............
Each track line starts with the sound file to use (8 and 16-bit Wave files are supported). You can either use a sound defined in the Kit section of the header, or alternately use a specific file name. (The example above mixes and matches). File paths can be relative or absolute; relative paths are relative from the path of the song file. Track lines must be indented properly and start with a dash (once again, due to this being YAML).
The track rhythm follows the sound name. An X
means that the sound should be triggered, and a .
indicates a “rest” between triggers. Each X
or .
represents a 16th note. You only need to indicate the downbeat of each sound, since sounds will play their full duration (unless cut off by another trigger). For example, to play a quarter note rhythm, X...X...X...X...
will do the trick.
As a final note, patterns and the song header can come in any order. If you want to put the song header at the end of the file, you can. You can also mix up the order that patterns are defined.
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All the three musketeers contain three sealed lead-acid batteries accessible through a hinged and latched rear door. The batteries charge life typically ranges from two to three hours.
Important
Batteries have a significant impact on the balance and operation of your robot. Under most conditions, we recommend operating with three batteries. Otherwise, a single battery should be mounted in the center, or two batteries inserted on each side of the battery container.
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Batteries Specs¶
- Lead-acid
- Sealed
- 12 VDC
- 4 Ah
- With 3 batteries, 252 Wh
- Hot-swappable
Battery Indicators and Low Voltage Conditions¶
The User Control Panel [1] has a bi-color LED labeled BATTERY that visually indicates current battery voltage. From approximately 12.5 volts and above, the LED glows bright green. The LED turns progressively orange and then red as the voltage drops to approximately 11.5 volts.
Arually, the buzzer will sound a repetitive alarm if the battery voltage drops below 11.5 VDC. If the battery voltage drops below 11 VDC the microcontroller automatically shuts down a client connection and notifies the computer to shut down.
Note
The batteries voltage is monitored by a own package, this package if necessary notifies the user and shut down automatically the operating system. See more in robot monitor.
Recharging¶
Standart Charger¶
This accessory recharge the batteries in the fast-charge mode (4A maximum current). The fast-charge mode is showed with an orange LED and trickle mode by a green LED, which the batteries are given only enough current to remain at full charge.
Warning
In the fast-charge mode, care must be taken to charge at least two batteries at once. A single battery may overcharge and thereby damage both itself and the robot.


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The Expanse Heads Beyond the Ring Gate in Season 4 Trailer
by Tim AdamsAmazon Prime Video has released a new trailer for the fourth season of The Expanse, as the Rocinante crew travels beyond the Ring Gate.
When a planet is discovered on the other side of the ring, a group of refugees takes it upon themselves to claim it as their own. However, a U.N. ship is sent down to control the area, resulting in a mission that doesn't go according to plan.
Tensions continue to rise as a team is sent to the planet, now named New Terra, to investigate what is going on. To their surprise, the artifacts on the planet are waking up, and they are none too happy with its new residents.
The Expanse originally aired on Syfy, but was canceled by the network in May 2018 after three seasons. Syfy cited low ratings and high production costs as reasons for why the show was axed, despite its critical acclaim. Amazon soon picked up the series for a fourth season, with executive producer Naren Shankar noting that the show no longer had content restrictions and would film natively in 4K UHD. Amazon has already renewed the series for a fifth season.
Adapting the novel series of the same name by James S.A. Corey, The Expanse stars Steven Strait, Cas Anvar, Dominique Tipper, Wes Chatham, Shohreh Aghdashloo and Frankie Adams. Season 4 premieres on Amazon Prime Dec. 13.
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by Ben SchoonGoogle Stadia launches in just a couple of weeks and the service is set to be the first of a few game streaming options. Now, some unearthed code is suggesting that Steam is working on its own game streaming service to compete with Stadia.
@SteamDB spotted code from a partner site which mentions that Valve – the company that owns Steam – is working on something called “Steam Cloud Gaming.”
The implications of that name are pretty obvious, but there’s a lot we don’t know about what Valve is working on. Partners will need to sign an addendum to their terms alongside this new service.
This discovery raises a few questions, firstly whether or not Valve could even pull off this technology. A huge part of the reason that Google Stadia can pull off low-latency game streaming is by using Google’s vast network of servers located across the world, and that’s something a game streaming service from Steam wouldn’t have access too.
Right now, it’s important to take this with a huge grain of salt, but with Google and Microsoft pushing game streaming forward, it makes sense that a big name such as Valve would want to get in on the fun. No official word has been given from the company.
More on Google Stadia:
- Google Stadia app is now live in the Play Store
- Stadia Games and Entertainment seeking to open studios in London and Tokyo
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// Build a SELECT statement that gives us information from several different
// tables that are relevant to FERC Fuel.
fuel_ferc1_select = sa.sql.select([
pt["fuel_ferc1"].c.report_year,
pt["utilities_ferc"].c.respondent_id,
pt["utilities_ferc"].c.respondent_name,
pt["utilities_ferc"].c.util_id_pudl,
pt["plants_ferc"].c.plant_id_pudl,
pt["fuel_ferc1"].c.plant_name,
pt["fuel_ferc1"].c.fuel,
pt["fuel_ferc1"].c.fuel_qty_burned,
pt["fuel_ferc1"].c.fuel_avg_mmbtu_per_unit,
pt["fuel_ferc1"].c.fuel_cost_per_unit_burned,
pt["fuel_ferc1"].c.fuel_cost_per_unit_delivered,
pt["fuel_ferc1"].c.fuel_cost_per_mmbtu,
pt["fuel_ferc1"].c.fuel_cost_per_mwh,
pt["fuel_ferc1"].c.fuel_mmbtu_per_mwh]).\
where(sa.sql.and_(
pt["utilities_ferc"].c.respondent_id ==
pt["fuel_ferc1"].c.respondent_id,
After Change
pu_ferc = plants_utils_ferc_df(pudl_engine)
out_df = pd.merge(fuel_df, pu_ferc, on=["respondent_id", "plant_name"])
out_df = out_df.drop("id", axis=1)
out_df = out_df[[
"report_year",
"respondent_id",


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Repository::Base
This Gem supplies a class, Repository::Base
, which can be used as a base class
for Repositories in an application that uses the
Data Mapper pattern.
As described by Fowler, Data Mapper “moves data between objects and a database
while keeping them independent of each other and the mapper itself”.
This was originally developed within the structure of an R&D test-bed application,
new_poc
. That app has a fairly wide-ranging
history; after browsing its README and
commit history, you may find Pull
Requests #153 and
#200 informative as to the
historical basis of this code.
Contents
Installation
Add this line to your application’s Gemfile:
ruby
gem 'repository-base'
And then execute:
$ bundle
Or install it yourself as:
$ gem install repository-base
Usage
IMPORTANT LEGACY NOTICE
NOTICE! This Gem was created to support a solo, ad-hoc, early learning experience in what is now known as Clean Architecture. It was part of our first attempt to build an alternative to the ActiveRecord/ActiveModel scheme native to Ruby on Rails.
As such, it has been superseded and far outshone by other, team efforts, notably ROM as used with Hanami and Trailblazer. You are strongly advised to examine these and other tools rather than to use this for any new development. The Gem is being republished as an 0.4.0 release purely for internal archaeological purposes.
Concepts
As mentioned at the top of this file, Repository::Base
is intended to serve as
the base class for your app’s Repositories. As with most Data Mapper
implementations, it makes use of a database access object, or DAO, which you
specify as one of the two parameters to #initialize
. The other parameter is an
“entity factory”, whose .create
class method hands back an “entity” reflecting
the content of an individual record in the underlying DAO.
Entities
What is an “entity”? It’s a domain object in your application, with methods expressing the business logic applicable to the object represented by the underlying database record. This is distinct from an ActiveRecord-style model, in that more than one variation of entity may exist in your application for a given DAO. Most applications have Users, for example; some applications may have distinct variation of User entities (ordinary punters, admins, a “guest user” entity representing a user who has not authenticated as a more-privileged user, etc), that all share a common persistence layer (the underlying DAO) and an entity factory that knows how to create the correct type of entity for a given DAO record.
An entity is uniquely identified by a slug rather than a numeric ID. Generally,
a slug encodes textual, relatively SEO-friendly information corresponding to an
individual record (the title of an article, the name of a user, etc) such that
the corresponding record may be uniquely identified by the DAO. This is in
preference to a “traditional” numeric record ID number; Repository::Base
has
no knowledge of nor direct support for numeric record IDs.
Entity Factories
Again, the entity factory, one of the parameters to this class’ #initialize
method, is responsible for creating an entity from a DAO instance (record). The
Repository::Base
class knows nothing of the details of how that is done; it
simply calls methods on the DAO and/or entity factory to accomplish the tasks
encapsulated by its own individual methods.
StoreResult
What is a StoreResult
? It is a simple value object which communicates the
result of a call to a method on the underlying DAO as reported by the DAO,
with the following properties:
success?
(accessible asresult.success?
or asresult[:success?]
), has the valuetrue
after a successful operation orfalse
after an unsuccessful one;entity
(result.entity
orresult[:entity]
) is the instance or enumeration of instances of your domain entity resulting from a successful operation. After an unsuccessful operation, this property will benil
;errors
(result.errors
orresult[:errors]
) is an Array-like object which is empty after a successful operation. After an unsuccessful operation, it will contain an Array of Hash instances, with each Hash having a key identifying the field or similar concept for which an individual error is being reported, and a value of the specific error message. For example, to report that a:name
field was empty or blank, you might have a Hash of `{ name: ‘is empty or blank’ }. Your application domain logic should then understand how to deal with that convention.
Repository::Base
Instance Methods
#add
adds a new record to the underlying DAO (data-access object; see above) using the field values specified by the entity passed as the only parameter. Returns aStoreResult
(see above) which indicates the success or failure of the operation. On success, theStoreResult
contains a new entity that represents the state of the record added to the underlying DAO;#all
returns a collection of entities matching all records as reported by the underlying DAO, with entities created by the appropriate entity factory;#delete
instructs the DAO to delete the record corresponding to the specifiedslug
. Returns aStoreResult
with an entity corresponding to the deleted record on success, or with appropriate error message(s) on failure;#find_by_slug
instructs the DAO to retrieve the record whose unique slug value matches the supplied parameter. On success, returns aStoreResult
with an entity corresponding to the selected record; on failure, theStoreResult
has anentity
value ofnil
and appropriate error messages inerrors
;update
causes the DAO to attempt to update the record identified by the passed-in slug using the passed-in field values. On success, returns aStoreResult
whoseentity
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Mushrooms - P. cubensis & Vitamins/Supplements
Though not a heavy explorer of psychedelic substances, I long ago renounced lab-generated powders and pills and have been a plant-only person ever since. As a bioregionalist and student of natural healing, I believe that every place offers up a plethora of natural plant medicines, and usually at least one mind-altering medicine of value. In Cascadia, the land of orca whales, salmon, and cedar, the family of Psilocybin mushrooms fits the bill.
For some years I participated in a number of ritualized mushroom circles with the shared intentions of personal and community healing. I learned that if I took two droppersful of kava kava tincture just before eating the ‘shrooms, the gastrointestinal tightness and sometimes nausea I’d experience would never appear. The last time I took any sort of heroic dose was actually at a party, when I downed cup after cup of peppermint-mushroom tea and became prone, transported out of my body to my own world and watched over by an intuitive dog and old friend all night. Thankfully a girlfriend thought to come and ask me if I had to pee and helped me safely to the bushes and back to the fire again. That’s the sort of experience that I consider to be a once-in-a-while very important ‘brain cleanse’, much the same way I like to do seasonal internal body cleansing. That was over three years ago.
Having suffered from fibromyalgia in its many guises since childhood, with what seemed like a respite during my 20s, I was still blown away in my 30s by the searing pain of the combination of fibromyalgia and early menopause. My living, mothering, self-esteem, and material world slipped away as I turned to alcohol nightly to dull my over-amped central nervous system just so I could sleep, and thus function.
Fibromyalgia is a complex syndrome of the central nervous system, which amplifies all sensory input, especially pain. Research is just beginning to unravel the complex abnormal endocrine system and brain chemistry of the fibromite. The complex of neurotransmitters that regulate sleep and mood, including serotonin and melatonin tend to be low, creating long-term sleep deprivation of the deeper cellular-repairing stages of sleep. The lack of restorative sleep leaves the patient achy, stiff and painful, with the pain and accompanying symptoms moving throughout the body and changing moment to moment. Irritable bowel syndrome, another fun pain condition, is more often than not present. Fibro folks feel pain from normal stimuli, including lights, sounds, smells, and chemicals. They’re the proverbial Princess and the Pea people — the body’s electrical system tends to always be set on high, in constant fight or flight.
The other primary common feature of the disease is what’s called ‘brain fog’, or an accompanying lack of cognitive skills, including memory loss during pain flares or episodes, which can last from hours to weeks to months, essentially rendering one nonfunctional and unable to attend to even the simplest tasks of living at times. What all the lack of sleep and pain plus many other seemingly unrelated symptoms (including low immune function) mean is that we usually feel like we’re about to jump out of our skin at the drop of a pin. Not a fun way to live, and a huge frustration to loved ones, who can’t ‘see’ the disability. We fibro folks tend to not go out in public much during flare.
Two years ago, I was gifted with a box of mushroom chocolates for my birthday. Dried Psilocybin cubensis was ground up then mixed into the most decadent organic dark melted chocolate, then poured into tiny ice cube trays to create uniform candies to delight the soul. At my 100 lbs, a whole chocolate would’ve sent me into the nether worlds, so I saved them for a special occasion.
Meantime, as my physical functioning continued to deteriorate, I was forced to stop working and cease participating in many things that make my heart sing, like hours around a music-circle fire (too cold, too stiff, too painful for the next couple days). Then there was dancing. Never the graceful ballerina I fantasized morphing into as a child, and seeming to grow extra feet during any sort of contact-couple dance, I took to rocking out on the dance floor with an extraordinary energy as a 20-something, always after a couple pints of rich microbrew at the chosen venue. It was my workout, a release into an exhilaration that allowed me to blow off steam and get my endorphins running strong. As the fibromyalgia set in, I began to experience afterburn for days. Eventually, the chronic fatigue of fibro slowed down my ability to rock my socks off the way I love, and I began to skip so much of the great music and dancing that I’d always used to unwind.
One night, one of my favorite, not-to-be-missed bands was in town and I was determined to go dance, even if I had to pay in afterpain for days. As the evening approached, I made sure I’d eaten well for fuel and the requisite alcohol absorption. I drank a glass of Emergen-C (Vitamin C, b-complex, electrolytes), swallowed some B complex, and drank a bit of ginseng for increased calm energy. Then I remembered the chocolates. I decided to take a very small ‘homeopathic’ nibble for some stable body energy while dancing, though I didn’t wish to ‘trip’ or be otherwise psychedelically altered.  By the time I‘d had just one beer, I was relaxed and engaged enough with the music to hit the dance floor.
Danced all night, drank water to hydrate, drove home, went straight to sleep like a baby.  The next day after that, I’d already forgotten that I’d eaten the chocolate, danced hard, and I WASN’T IN PAIN. The next few times I got a wild hair to dance, I followed essentially the same protocol. Never any painful afterburn for the days following. Hmmm.
I began to notice this pattern and wonder if in fact the small doses of psilocybin are a natural painkiller. I mentioned this to my friend who experiences intense cluster headaches and he replied, “Oh yeah. Check out the research outline. I find that the ‘shrooms can really head off the pain of my headaches.”
Wow. Most fibromites I know are pharmaceutically medicated with a standard protocol, including: sleeping pills, painkillers and antidepressants. Being chemically sensitive, I simply cannot take these meds. I rely on plant medicines like kava, St. John’s wort, and cannabis, while aiming for exquisite attention to my diet, bodywork, and adequate time outdoors in the sun, which can be nearly impossible in the northern land of the mushrooms during winter. Now I feel like I have a new tool.
Eventually, I had to actually relocate to a drier, sunnier tropical home in order to achieve some real, ongoing relief. I live very isolated and spend much of my time outdoors with the plants. Since moving a year ago, I hadn’t danced but once, and I didn’t have my new medicine. Though the afterburn wasn’t as severe, I definitely was immobile for almost two days.
Coming back to my old home for an extended winter visit has nearly re-crippled my body, as it tends to seize up in pain in the damp cold. Still, I wanted to dance the night away at New Year’s, so I sought out some medicine, as my body told me would be the ONLY way I’d be able to dance at all. A friend had some old cubensis caps, and I ate two. Loaded up on the ginseng, Vitamin C, B, and a good meal. Voila! Danced for nearly five hours straight, which is way too much for my 40-something body now. Thankfully, I didn’t end up in bed for a week, only for two days. I wonder if some of the painkilling constituents were gone from age and improper storage.
Still, I’d like to know if anyone else has experiences with using mushrooms for chronic or acute pain. This may be a whole new world of research during these frenetic, complex times when more and more of the general population—and younger and younger—are looking for alternatives to body-damaging pharmaceuticals for physical pain states.
While I believe ongoing large doses of such medicines can be very taxing on the liver and kidneys for people with sensitive bodies (and certainly not practical for daily use!), my experience and intuition tell me that with adequate nutritional support, this may well be a sort of silver bullet for chronic pain patients when used in very small doses on a daily basis.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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PAM_FAILDELAY
Section: Linux\-PAM Manual (8)Updated: 03/02/2009
Index Return to Main Contents
pam_faildelay - Change the delay on failure per-application
Synopsis
- pam_faildelay.so [debug] [delay=microseconds]
DESCRIPTION
If no delay is given, pam_faildelay will use the value of FAIL_DELAY from FC/etc/login.defsF[].
OPTIONS
debug
- Turns on debugging messages sent to syslog.
delay=N
- Set the delay on failure to N microseconds.
MODULE TYPES PROVIDED
Only the auth module type is provided.
RETURN VALUES
PAM_IGNORE
- Delay was successful adjusted.
PAM_SYSTEM_ERR
- The specified delay was not valid.
EXAMPLES
The following example will set the delay on failure to 10 seconds:
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auth optional pam_faildelay.so delay=10000000
SEE ALSO
pam_fail_delay(3), pam.conf(5), pam.d(5), pam(8)
AUTHOR
pam_faildelay was written by Darren Tucker<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Index
This document was created by man2html, using the manual pages.
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Guidances
You and Your Research by Richard Hamming
On Writing by Terence Tao
Ten Simple Rules for Mathematical Writing by Dimitri Bertsekas
Computing Machinery and Intelligence by Alan Turing
Science The Endless Frontier by Vannevar Bush
Quotes
“Make everything as simple as possible, but not simpler.” — Albert Einstein
“Work on interesting problems, seek clean answers,
present results in as simple a form as possible, and have fun throughout the process.” — Abbas El Gamal
“Papers should include more side remarks, open questions, and such. Very often, these are more interesting than the theorems actually proved.” — Jean-Pierre Serre
“If there is one thing in mathematics that fascinates me more than anything else (and doubtless always has), it is neither ‘number’ nor ‘size’, but always form.
And among the thousand-and-one faces whereby form chooses to reveal itself to us, the one that fascinates me more than any other and continues to fascinate me, is the structure hidden in mathematical things.” — Alexander Grothendieck
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public static
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Get the URI for the current request.
Get the URI for the current request.
Returns
string
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public static
string
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method( )
Get the request method.
Returns
string
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string
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server( string $key = null, mixed $default = null )
Get an item from the $_SERVER array.
Get an item from the $_SERVER array.
Parameters
- $key
string
- $default
mixed
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string
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boolean
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Determine if the request method is being spoofed by a hidden Form
element.
Determine if the request method is being spoofed by a hidden Form
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string
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ip( mixed $default = '<IP_ADDRESS>' )
Get the requestor's IP address.
Get the requestor's IP address.
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string
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accept( )
Get the list of acceptable content types for the request.
Get the list of acceptable content types for the request.
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array
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public static
boolean
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accepts( $type )
Determine if the request accepts a given content type.
Determine if the request accepts a given content type.
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boolean
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public static
array
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languages( )
Get the languages accepted by the client's browser.
Get the languages accepted by the client's browser.
Returns
array
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public static
boolean
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secure( )
Determine if the current request is using HTTPS.
Determine if the current request is using HTTPS.
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boolean
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public static
boolean
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forged( )
Determine if the request has been forged.
Determine if the request has been forged.
The session CSRF token will be compared to the CSRF token in the request
input.
Returns
boolean
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boolean
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ajax( )
Determine if the current request is an AJAX request.
Determine if the current request is an AJAX request.
Returns
boolean
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public static
string
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referrer( )
Get the HTTP referrer for the request.
Get the HTTP referrer for the request.
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string
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public static
boolean
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cli( )
Determine if the current request is via the command line.
Determine if the current request is via the command line.
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boolean
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string|null
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env( )
Get the Laravel environment for the current request.
Get the Laravel environment for the current request.
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string|null
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Set the Laravel environment for the current request.
Set the Laravel environment for the current request.
Parameters
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public static
boolean
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is_env( string $env )
Determine the current request environment.
Determine the current request environment.
Parameters
Returns
boolean
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string|null
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detect_env( array $environments, string $uri )
Detect the current environment from an environment configuration.
Detect the current environment from an environment configuration.
Parameters
- $environments
array
- $uri
string
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string|null
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Route
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Get the main route handling the request.
Get the main route handling the request.
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Route
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HttpFoundation\Request
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Get the Symfony HttpFoundation Request instance.
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HttpFoundation\Request
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Pass any other methods to the Symfony request.
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- $parameters
array
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NBA legend Charles Barkley accused of 'horrible' comment to female reporter
Ex-Phoenix Suns player, now a pundit, was said to have told Axios reporter Alexi McCammond 'I don’t hit women but if I did I would hit you'
by Andrew Gilpin, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/andrew-gilpin/Former NBA star Charles Barkley has been accused of making a 'horrible and gross' comment to a female reporter.
The former Phoenix Suns and Houston Rockets player - now a pundit for Inside the NBA - is said to have made the 'threat' during a media scrum.
Barkley, famous for being part of the US Olympic 'Dream Team' was pictured talking in a huddle of people - including Axios political reporter Alexi McCammond.
She then claimed on Twitter: "Just FYI Charles Barkley told me tonight 'I don’t hit women but if I did I would hit you,' and then when I objected to that he told me I 'couldn’t take a joke.'"
She added: "There are almost no times I will beak an OTR (off the record) 'agreement' but this is not OK.
"And it was all because he came in talking about how he loves Deval Patrick and once someone from Pete‘s campaign came around he said he loved Pete and I reminded him he previously said he was a Deval fan."
Deval Patrick is an American politician standing in the American Presidential campaign in 2020.
He is a former governor of Massachussetts.
People were quick to slam the ex-NBA star with one saying: "Not cool at all, Charles Barkley.
Another added: "So horrible and gross."
While another person said: "That's not a joke. It's a threat. Pure and simple. A threat."
Others suggested that although he believes was 'joking' what he has been accused of saying was unnacceptable.
In 1990 Barkley, then with the Philadelphia 76ers made a quip in a post match interview.
 Did you see my wife jumping up and down at the end of the game? That’s because she knew I wasn’t going to beat her."
That comment prompted an apology from the basketball star.
Following his role in the hit movir Space Jam and retiring as a professional basketball player, Barkley has had a successful career as a television NBA analyst.
In 2011, Barkley became a spokesman for WeightWatchers, promoting their "Lose Like a Man" program and appearing in both television and online ads.


N. Sumatra stakeholders unite under local wisdom to protect Tapanuli orangutan
by Apriadi GunawanLocal residents, activists, researchers and an energy corporation have joined hands to protect the habitat of the Tapanuli orangutan in the Batang Toru Ecosystem in South Tapanuli regency, North Sumatra. Paya, a 40-year-old male Tapanuli orangutan, has spent almost two months in rehabilitation for malnutrition as well as injuries to his face and back at the Orangutan Batu Mbelin quarantine center in Sibolangit, Deli Serdang regency, North Sumatra. Paya is the only Tapanuli orangutan among the 56 Sumatra orangutans at the center managed by Yayasan Ekosistem Lestari (YEL), an environmental conservation non-profit, and is the first recorded case of malnutrition in a Tapanuli orangutan. He will spend the rest of his life in captivity despite his improving condition, because he is considered too old to survive in the wild. A team fro...
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Learn more about the Key Features of OpenUI5
OpenUI5 is a web toolkit for developers to ease and speed up the development of full-blown HTML5 web applications. Made open source by SAP, OpenUI5 includes all the main features of SAPUI5, the library SAP uses for its web applications. It encompasses the complete SAPUI5 core plus more than 200 frontend controls that are also included in SAPUI5. It is built up on these principles:
Enterprise Ready Web Toolkit
Created by professionals for modern developers building state-of-the-art web applications.
It comes with all features needed to cover most current application requirements, with standards high enough to be delivered in standard SAP solutions.
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- Featuring the Fiori Design language that is based on extensive UX research
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Well-established open source libraries and modern web standards form a powerful toolkit for the open source community.
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- Fueled by well-established open source projects like jQuery and data.js
- Based on proven web standards (HTML5, CSS, OData, XML)
- Open to community feedback and bug reports
- Open for contributions
- Updated frequently with new features and bug fixes
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No need to worry about device specifics - OpenUI5 applications run on smartphones, tablets, and desktops. The UI controls automatically adapt themselves to each device's capabilities and make the most of the real estate available.
- Code once and run on any device!
- Controls and layouts are designed for perfect responsiveness
- Easy detection of the run-time environment
- Unified event handling for mouse and touch-enabled devices
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GridleCSS
GridleCSS in all it's glory! Flexible cells, viewport specific rules and more..
Responsive
Responsive modifiers enable specifing different column sizes, offsets alignment and distribution at certain viewport widths.
Fluid Layout
Percent based widths allow fluid resizing of columns and rows
Offsets
Offsets by viewport
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Auto GridleCSS
Auto Width
Add any number of auto sizing cells to a row. Let the grid figure it out
Auto Width on Viewport
You can also specify on which viewport the grid should figure it out whether or not it should apply it.
Alignments
Alignments on Parent elements
This defines the alignment along the main axis. It helps distribute extra free space left over when either all the flex items on a line are inflexible, or are flexible but have reached their maximum size.
Similar to the above except you can specify the behaviour of how flex-items are laid out along the cross axis, instead of main axis, of the current line.
Alignments on Child elements
This property will allow the default alignment, or the one specified on the parent to be overridden for indvidual flex items
Alignment by Viewport
You can also specify what alignment rule should be considered depending on the viewport by adding the viewport class
Distribution
Flex items are displayed with equal spacing between them, first and last flex items are aligned to the edges of the flex container
Flex items are displayed with equal spacing around every flex item, even the first and the last flex items
Distribution by Viewport
You can also specify what distribution rule should be considered depending on the viewport by adding the viewport class
Reversing
Add classes to reverse cells direction
Reordering
Add classes to reorder cells


Default of whether async filesystem access should always be used
Default cache entry timeout, when caching
Default of whether cache header handling is enabled
Default of whether directory listing is enabled
Default template file to use for directory listing
Default of whether fs async/sync tuning should be used
Default value of whether files are read -only and never will be updated
Default of whether hidden files can be served
The default index page
Default max age for cache headers
Default max avg serve time, in ns, over which serving will be considered slow
The default max cache size
Default of whether Range request handling support should be used
Default of whether access to the root of the file system should be allowed or just allow from the current working directory.
Default of whether vary header should be sent.
Default value of the web-root, where files are served from
Enable/Disable access to the root of the filesystem
whether root access is allowed
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set whether async filesystem access should always be used
true for always async FS access
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set the server cache entry timeout when caching is enabled
the timeout, in ms
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set whether cache header handling is enabled
true if enabled
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set the default content encoding for text related files. This allows overriding the system settings default value.
the desired content encoding e.g.: "UTF-8"
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set whether directory listing is enabled
true if enabled
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set the directory template to be used when directory listing
the directory template
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set whether async/sync filesystem tuning should enabled
true to enabled FS tuning
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set whether range requests (resumable downloads; media streaming) should be enabled.
true to enable range support
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set whether files are read-only and will never change
whether files are read-only
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set the file mapping for http2push and link preload
the mapping for http2 push
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set whether hidden files should be served
true if hidden files should be served
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set the index page
the index page
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set value for max age in caching headers
maximum time for browser to cache, in seconds
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set the max serve time in ns, above which serves are considered slow
max serve time, in ns
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set the max cache size, when caching is enabled
the max cache size
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set whether vary header should be sent with response.
true to sent vary header
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Set the web root
the web root
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Skip compression if the media type of the file to send is in the provided {@code mediaTypes} set. {@code Content-Encoding} header set to {@code identity} for the types present in the {@code mediaTypes} set
the set of mime types that are already compressed
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Skip compression if the suffix of the file to send is in the provided {@code fileSuffixes} set. {@code Content-Encoding} header set to {@code identity} for the suffixes present in the {@code fileSuffixes} set
the set of file suffixes that are already compressed
a reference to this, so the API can be used fluently
Create a handler using defaults
the handler
Create a handler, specifying web-root
the web-root
the handler
Generated using TypeDoc
A handler for serving static resources from the file system or classpath.
Tim Fox


PinterestAuth
The complete documentation for the public APIs of the PinterestAuth
framework which wraps Pinterest.com’s Oauth2 authentication process.
Getting Started
Include the library in your Podfile
like so:
pod 'PinterestAuth', :git => 'https://github.com/codebasesaga/PinterestAuth/PinterestAuth.git'
Note: Since
PinterestAuth
is not officially published on CocoaPods, we have to specify its location with the url.
Then run the Install command in the CocoaPods app.
Configuring your project
In your AppDelegate.swift, import PinterestAuth
. Then in your AppDelegate
‘s didFinishLaunching
method, configure Auth
with your Pinterest app’s client id and client secret (available here):
func application(_ application: UIApplication, didFinishLaunchingWithOptions launchOptions: [UIApplicationLaunchOptionsKey: Any]?) -> Bool {
Auth.client_id = "YOUR_CLIENT_ID"
Auth.client_secret = "YOUR_CLIENT_SECRET"
return true
}
In your project configuration, in the Info tab of your app target, add a URL Type with the scheme pdkYOURCLIENTID
like so:
FYI: This is the url scheme that Pinterest will use to redirect the user back to your app after they have logged in. Pinterest generates this scheme for your app automatically and it cannot be changed.
You may now use Auth.url
to redirect the user to Pinterest’s login in Safari.
Letting the user log in to Pinterest.com
In order to allow the user to log in to Pinterest, we must send them to Pinterest.com in a web browser as part of the Oauth2 standard process. You can ensure the user authenticate’s with Pinterest for your app by sending them to Auth.url
:
//Open Pinterest login in Safari.app
UIApplication.shared.open(Auth.url)
When the user finishes signing in they will be redirected back to your app. In order to handle this, you must implement AppDelegate
’s openUrl
method, and inside return Auth.requestAccessToken(…)
:
func application(_ app: UIApplication, open url: URL, options: [UIApplicationOpenURLOptionsKey : Any] = [:]) -> Bool {
return Auth.requestAccessToken(with: url) { result in
switch result {
case .success:
//Token is available
case .failure(let error):
//Handle the error
}
}
}
This will request an access token for your app which will become available in Auth.token
upon success and may be used to make authenticated requests to the Pinterest API on behalf of the user.
Checking if there is a logged in user
Before making requests with Auth.token
, you should first verify that there is a token available:
if Auth.ed {
//User is logged in and token is available.
}


Class: Sketchup::Http::Request
| Relationships | |
| Inherits: | Object |
Overview
Request
objects allows you to send HTTP request to HTTP servers.
Class Method Summary
-
.new(url, method = Sketchup::Http::GET) ⇒ Sketchup::Http::Request
constructor
The default port is 80, to use a different port define it in the URL when creating a new
Request
.
Instance Attribute Summary
-
#body ⇒ String
rw
Gets the HTTP body that is going to be used when sending the request.
-
#body=(body) ⇒ String
rw
Sets the HTTP body that is going to be used when sending the request.
-
#headers ⇒ Hash
rw
Returns the HTTP headers that are going to be used when sending the request.
-
#headers=(headers) ⇒ Boolean
rw
Sets the HTTP headers that are going to be used when sending the request.
-
#method ⇒ String
rw
Returns the HTTP method that is going to be used when sending the request.
-
#method=(method) ⇒ Boolean
rw
Sets the HTTP method that is going to be used when sending the request.
Instance Method Summary
-
#cancel ⇒ true
Cancels the request.
-
#set_download_progress_callback {|current, total| ... } ⇒ Boolean
Adds a download progress callback block that will get called everytime we have received data from the server until the download finishes.
-
#set_upload_progress_callback {|current, total| ... } ⇒ Boolean
Adds a upload progress callback block that will get called everytime we have uploaded data to the server until the upload finishes.
-
#start {|request, response| ... } ⇒ Boolean
Starts the request with optionally a response callback block.
-
#status ⇒ Integer
Returns the internal status code.
-
#url ⇒ String
Returns a copy of the Request’s URL.
Constructor Details
.new(url, method = Sketchup::Http::GET) ⇒ Request
If no reference is kept to the Request
, it can be garbage collected, making the download silently fail. This is especially noticeable for larger downloads that takes longer time.
The default port is 80, to use a different port define it in the URL when creating a new Request
.
The method
parameter accepts any custom HTTP method or one of the following:
-
Sketchup::Http::GET
-
Sketchup::Http::POST
-
Sketchup::Http::PUT
-
Sketchup::Http::DELETE
-
Sketchup::Http::HEAD
-
Sketchup::Http::OPTIONS
Instance Attribute Details
#body ⇒ String (rw)
Gets the HTTP body that is going to be used when sending the request.
#body=(body) ⇒ String (rw)
Sets the HTTP body that is going to be used when sending the request.
#headers ⇒ Hash
(rw)
Returns the HTTP headers that are going to be used when sending the request.
#headers=(headers) ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
Sets the HTTP headers that are going to be used when sending the request.
#method ⇒ String (rw)
Returns the HTTP method that is going to be used when sending the request.
#method=(method) ⇒ Boolean
(rw)
Sets the HTTP method that is going to be used when sending the request. The value can be any custom HTTP method or one of the following:
-
Sketchup::Http::GET
-
Sketchup::Http::POST
-
Sketchup::Http::PUT
-
Sketchup::Http::DELETE
-
Sketchup::Http::HEAD
-
Sketchup::Http::OPTIONS
Instance Method Details
#cancel ⇒ true
Cancels the request.
#set_download_progress_callback {|current, total| ... } ⇒ Boolean
total
is -1 if the server doesn’t specify a file size in the response header.
Adds a download progress callback block that will get called everytime we have received data from the server until the download finishes.
#set_upload_progress_callback {|current, total| ... } ⇒ Boolean
Adds a upload progress callback block that will get called everytime we have uploaded data to the server until the upload finishes.
#start {|request, response| ... } ⇒ Boolean
Starts the request with optionally a response callback block.
#status ⇒ Integer
Returns the internal status code. It can be one of the following:
-
Sketchup::Http::STATUS_UNKNOWN
-
Sketchup::Http::STATUS_SUCCESS
-
Sketchup::Http::STATUS_PENDING
-
Sketchup::Http::STATUS_CANCELED
-
Sketchup::Http::STATUS_FAILED
#url ⇒ String
Returns a copy of the Request’s URL.


{% extends "footballseason/base.html" %} {% load get_range %} {% load fbfilters %} {% block content %}
| {{ entry.0.away_team }} | {{ entry.1.1 }} - {{ entry.1.3 }} | {{ entry.0.home_team }} |
| {{ entry.0.away_team|display_record }} | {{ entry.1.4 }} | {{entry.0.home_team|display_record}} |
| {% for pick in entry.0.picks.all %} {% if pick.team_to_win == entry.0.away_team %} {{ pick.user.first_name }} {% endif %} {% endfor %} | {% for pick in entry.0.picks.all %} {% if pick.team_to_win == entry.0.home_team %} {{ pick.user.first_name }} {% endif %} {% endfor %} |
No scores yet, check back closer to game day
{% endif %}


{% extends "base.html" %} {% block content %}
Find out how occupied NTK is right now and how occupied it was in the last days. See the guide below to learn how to interpret this data. Refresh the page to see current status.
| Floor # | Occupation | No. of people | Occupation progress |
|---|---|---|---|
| 6th | {{ occupation.floor_6_perc }} % | {{ occupation.get_number_of_people()['floor_6'] }} / 323 |
|
| 5th | {{ occupation.floor_5_perc }} % | {{ occupation.get_number_of_people()['floor_5'] }} / 275 |
|
| 4th | {{ occupation.floor_4_perc }} % | {{ occupation.get_number_of_people()['floor_4'] }} / 333 |
|
| 3rd | {{ occupation.floor_3_perc }} % | {{ occupation.get_number_of_people()['floor_3'] }} / 331 |
|


Include: Considered Annoying
Default Configurations
Colorize by depth:
Text
Paths
Display Settings
Font Size
Tree Size (Width, Height)
Tree Separation (siblings, !siblings)


Launches a Shiny application that allows users to carry out some of the steps that are required to curate both a linear network object based on a road structure and a point pattern that lies on such a network, becoming two previous steps to the performance of a spatial statistics analysis.
| Version: | 1.1 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.5.0) |
| Imports: | spatstat, leaflet, shiny, sp, raster, maptools, rgdal, shinythemes, prodlim |
| Suggests: | knitr, rmarkdown, testthat |
| Published: | 2018-08-29 |
| Author: | Alvaro Briz-Redon |
| Maintainer: | Alvaro Briz-Redon <alvaro.briz at uv.es> |
| License: | GPL-2 |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README |
| CRAN checks: | SpNetPrep results |
| Reference manual: | SpNetPrep.pdf |
| Package source: | SpNetPrep_1.1.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: SpNetPrep_1.1.zip, r-release: SpNetPrep_1.1.zip, r-oldrel: not available |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: SpNetPrep_1.1.tgz, r-oldrel: not available |
| Old sources: | SpNetPrep archive |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=SpNetPrep to link to this page.


Welcome to my website! I am a fresh graduate at Hong Kong University of Science and Technology. While its sounds technical, I don't really know how to code, ironically, due to my businnes background. In fact, it was not until the final year of my studies that got me heavily involved into coding. I have been involed in an Ionic registration app project, a big data hadoop command project and a python web scraping project. But what I really wanted is to build real products that people actually use and give feedback, an iterative process of developing.
In these 16 weeks, I hope to learn a lot on not just on programming, but also on how we learn about things as a developer. I have been fortunate enough to have a glimpse of what its like for the past year, and I hope that I would no longer be constrainted by not being able to code, which is what I had been experiencing for the past few years. I am grateful to have this opportunity, and I look forward in seeing you guys and be working together in the coming weeks ahead!
Some tools that I have been using for previous work.


Move the file containing your post into Blot’s folder in your Dropbox. Blot will publish it to your blog. Editing the file will update the post!
Blot can turn text files (.txt), markdown files (.md) and HTML files (.html) into blog posts. Blot will also convert image files (.jpg, .gif and .png) into image posts automatically.
Yes, Blot doesn’t mind how you organize files inside its folder. I have created subfolders for each year to keep things tidy!
Adding a page is similar to publishing a post — just create a text file containing the page’s content then add this line at the top of the file:
Page: yes
Blot will add a link to this page to your blog’s menu. This is useful for creating about and contact pages.
You can specify a post’s date the top of its file. Blot supports plenty of formats. 23/06/2012
, 23.6.12
and 23-6-2012
all work well:
Date: June 23rd 2012
If you create a folder called ‘Drafts’ inside Blot’s folder, Blot will not publish files you put inside. Instead, Blot will create a file containing a preview of that post. If you open the preview in your web browser, you will see exactly how that post would appear on your blog.
To publish the post, just move the file to another directory in your blog folder.
If you create a folder called ‘public’ (or ‘Public’), Blot will make files you put inside publicly accessible and will not turn them into blog posts.
For instance, if your blog was example.com
, files in your public folder would be accessible at example.com/public
. This feature is useful for offering downloads, or embedding images inside posts.
If you specify a date at the top of the file, Blot will wait until then to publish it. If you want to cancel the post, just delete the file.
Date: March, 13th 2020
You can specify a post’s permalink at the top of its file. For example, to create a blog post with the URL example.com/yosemite
, add this:
Permalink: yosemite
You can specify tags at the top of a post’s file. The tags are case insensitive and can contain multiple words:
Tags: literature, Stendhal, book reviews
If you put a post’s file back in Blot’s folder, Blot will restore the post to your blog, including its former URL. If you can’t find the file, try using Dropbox to recover it.
Blot ignores text files larger than 300kb (~75,000 words) in size. If one of your entries is larger than this, please consider splitting it into multiple entries for the sake of your readers. Please contact me if you need to lift this limit.
See the terms and privacy policy. Feel free to contact me with any questions.


First devised in 1970, this classic cellular automation was devised by John Conway. For more information, check out this wiki article on the subject. Pause the game and click a cell to bring it to life. Clearing the board will destroy all cells. Enjoy and have fun experimenting!


Allow users to modify pre-defined layers by specifying filter conditions.
https://yourtiles.cloudfront.net/tile/CONFIG/{z}/{x}/{y}.png?layers=PARK,PRIV


JSyn is a music and audio synthesis API for Java. The basic sequence of operations is:
- Use the JSyn class to create a synthesizer.
- Create unit generators and add them to the synthesizer.
- Connect unit generators so that audio signals can flow between them.
- Start an output generator. It will pull data from the connected units.
- Set port values and queue sample and envelope data to change the sound.


We enhance users!
- drive distributed models
- implement best-of-breed mindshare
- expedite clicks-and-mortar platforms
- benchmark synergistic convergence
- generate rich partnerships
- unleash proactive methodologies
- recontextualize out-of-the-box methodologies
- matrix back-end web-readiness
- disintermediate viral supply-chains


Adama Traore replaces Rodrigo Moreno in Spain squad
The former Barcelona winger Adama Traore is in after Rodrigo's injury
by Sport ENFormer Barcelona winger Adama Traore, currently at Wolverhampton Wanderers, is in the Spain squad after Rodrigo Moreno pulled out injured.
The Spanish-Mali winger played for the U21 before but this is his first international call-up.
 He left Barcelona in 2015 after coming through the youth academy.
He signed for Aston Villa, then Middlesborough, and finally joined Wolves on a five year deal, where he has played frequently this season.


This is a Single Page App (SPA) to get inputs from the user and from the Dynatrace API, to transform a stock collection of currated dashboards, and to upload via the Dynatrace API
There's amazing insights that be unlocked just by using stock Dynatrace dashboard tiles. Building dashboards is pretty easy: just drag and drop, populate a few USQL queries, and poof business relevant insights. How can we make it even faster? Share a currated list of dashboards used across our customer base and customize queries with a few clicks and drags. All using the power of the Dynatrace API that's already available.
We organized dasbhoard packs based on two dimensions:
Persona How is the audience for the dashboards? For example, an Application Overview might look different for a Developer vs Line of Business vs IT Exec.
Usecase What's the purpose of the dashboards?
We're using a GitOps approach to maintaining these dashboards. Owners of the dashboards have their own public repos with the JSONs. The configurator just pulls from those repos, transmogrifies, and uploads to your tenant.
I've got some awesome dashboards everyone would find useful! - That's great! We'd love to see them. Click on Developer Guide to learn how to turn dashboards into a dashboard pack you can deploy. You can test it by adding your repo to your session by using the Gear menu. When you're ready, please open an Issue Issue on Github when you're ready for your repo to be available for all BizOpsConfigurator users.
Please note: we may not end up using your dashboard. While it might be great for your team, it may not fit for a wider audience or it may be just too hard to transform automatically.
THIS IS NOT PART OF THE DYNATRACE PRODUCT. This is Open Source Software. It is provided without any representations, warranties, or formal support whatsoever. If you post on our forum we will try to answer questions you may have.
We use Dynatrace to monitor this application. Here's what we're capturing:
NOTE: If you are sending a DO NOT TRACK cookie, we don't capture any of the above, just anonymous usage. Your use of the tool indicates your consent for this tracking.


#include <vj.h>
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Blue line is the plot of the temp readings, Green is the average reading for that period, Red is the relative humidity.
Temperature for the last hr:
Temperature for the last day:
Temperature for the last week:
Temperature for last month:
Temperature for all time:


{% load static %}
Task Assignment
Task Assignment
{% csrf_token %}
{% for i in subtask_sum %} {% if i == subtask_id %}
Task {{ i }}
{% else %}
Task {{ i }}
{% endif %} {% endfor %}
Resource Type:
Planning #:
Priority:
Task Completed
Task Partially Finished
URGENT Follow-Up !
Task Assignment Form
Task Number
Team Identifier
Resource Type:
Task Map(s)
Branch
Division/Group
Incident Name
Assignment
Task Instructions
{{ form.task_instractions }}
Previous Search Efforts in Area
Transportation
Equipment Requirements
Briefing Checklist:
Expected Time Frame
Target POD subject
Target POD clues
Team nearby
Applicable clues
Terrain/Hazards
Weather, Safety Issues
Press, Family Plans
Subject Information
Rescue/Find Plans
Others
Personnel
Index
Role
Name
Agency
1
Field Team Leader (FTL)
Field Team Member (FTM)
Field Team Signcutting (FTS)
Management Team Member (MTM)
Police
Voluntary
Coast guard
Navy
2
Field Team Leader (FTL)
Field Team Member (FTM)
Field Team Signcutting (FTS)
Management Team Member (MTM)
Police
Voluntary
Coast guard
Navy
3
Field Team Leader (FTL)
Field Team Member (FTM)
Field Team Signcutting (FTS)
Management Team Member (MTM)
Police
Voluntary
Coast guard
Navy
4
Field Team Leader (FTL)
Field Team Member (FTM)
Field Team Signcutting (FTS)
Management Team Member (MTM)
Police
Voluntary
Coast guard
Navy
Communication
Team Call Sign
Freq.
Base Call Sign
Freq.
Pertinent Phone Numbers
Base:
Check in every
on the
hour
Function
Freq.
Comments
Notes/Safety Message:
SAR TAF 5/96
Prepared by:
Briefed by:
Time out:
Submit


Furigana karaoke
From Aegisub Manual
Contents |
Furigana (in Aegisub often shortened to furi) refers to little phonetic guide characters written along the main text in Japanese, specifically using the hiragana phonetic alphabet to describe how the ideographic kanji characters should be pronounced. Putting smaller text next to a main line of text is in general referred to as ruby text, but since the implementation discussed here is designed specifically with Japanese furigana in mind, the ruby text is also referred to as furigana everywhere.
None of the subtitle formats Aegisub supports, natively support ruby text or furigana, however the Automation 4 karaskel.lua standard include implements an algorithm that can create basic furigana layouts by calculating the position of every individual character.
This page describes the syntax the Automation 4 karaskel.lua script understands for furigana text, and how to use the layout information it calculates to actually create positioned characters.
Karaoke Templater also implements support for furigana using the karaskel.lua algorithm and syntax.
It's important to note that the syntax is designed for karaoke, and revolves around karaoke timed text. It isn't suited for typesetting regular text (eg. dialogue lines) with general purpose ruby text, a more elaborate syntax and more complex layout engine would be required for that.
Multi-highlight syntax
A prerequisite for an integral part of the furigana syntax is the multi-highlight syntax.
If you make the text of a syllable a number sign (#, ASCII 35, Unicode U+0023) that syllable will "join" with the previous one: The number sign is removed and the timing of the two syllables are added together, producing just one syllable. You can have multiple number sign syllables in a row, adding up multiple timings in that way.
The timings of the individual number sign syllables are still stored in the highlight table of the generated syllable structure, but the main timing (start_time
and end_time
) of the syllable structure reflects only the added-together timings of the number sign syllables.
Example
{\k5}明日{\k10}#{\k5}#{\k10}ま{\k7}た{\k10}会{\k4}う{\k6}時{\k14}#
It generates the following syllable structures:
| Text | Syllable duration | Highlight durations |
|---|---|---|
| 明日 | 20 | 5 |
| 10 | ||
| 5 | ||
| ま | 10 | 10 |
| た | 7 | 7 |
| 会 | 10 | 10 |
| う | 4 | 4 |
| 時 | 20 | 6 |
| 14 |
Basic furigana
To add furigana to a syllable, you add a pipe character (|, ASCII 124, Unicode U+007C) after the main syllable text, and then add the furigana text after the pipe. You can also add furigana to repeat-syllables (number sign syllables for multi-highlight) to have the furigana for a single main syllable span multiple furigana syllables.
When multiple consecutive syllables all have furigana, the furigana for all of those syllables are collected together and centered above the string of main syllables they belong to. If the string of furigana is wider than the main text the furigana is left-aligned with the main text. You can control this behaviour with special control characters, see below.
Example
{\k5}明日|あ{\k10}#|し{\k5}#|た{\k10}ま{\k7}た{\k10}会|あ{\k4}う{\k6}時|と{\k14}#|き
The following syllables, highlights and furigana are produced:
| Text | Syllable duration | Highlight/furigana durations | Furigana |
|---|---|---|---|
| 明日 | 20 | 5 | あ |
| 10 | し | ||
| 5 | た | ||
| ま | 10 | 10 | |
| た | 7 | 7 | |
| 会 | 10 | 10 | あ |
| う | 4 | 4 | |
| 時 | 20 | 6 | と |
| 14 | き |
Controlling the layout
Often the layout produced with the plain furigana syntax isn't exactly what you want, or maybe even plain misleading. Because of this, there's two special characters that can be used to control how the furigana are laid out.
Both of these two special characters are placed before the first character of the furigana of a syllable, ie. right after the pipe character.
First is the exclamation mark (!, ASCII 33, Unicode U+0021) which marks a "sequence break". This acts as a kind of invisible divider that prevents the furigana in this syllable to merge with that of the previous syllable. You will usually use this when you have two adjacent kanji words that both have furigana, but the furigana for them need to be separate. In that case, put the exclamation mark as the first character in the furigana for the first syllable of the second word.
The other special character is the less-than sign (<, ASCII 60, Unicode U+003C) which marks a "sequence break with float-left". It has the same sequence break semantics as the exclamation mark, but also changes the overflow behaviour. When the furigana sequence starts with a less-than sign marked furigana syllable is wider than the main text it applies to, it will always center above the main text, even if it means it has to extend over the left edge of it.
In all cases, if two furigana sequences extend beyound their main text such that they would overlap, the main text is moved such that the furigana won't overlap.
Example
|
{\k10}中|ちゅ{\k10}#|う{\k10}国|ご{\k10}#|く | |
|
{\k10}中|ちゅ{\k10}#|う{\k10}国|ご{\k10}#|く | |
|
{\k10}中|ちゅ{\k10}#|う{\k10}国|ご{\k10}#|く |
Summary
| Char | ASCII | Unicode | Where | Meaning |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| # | 35 | U+0023 U+FF03 | Instead of main text | Extend previous syllable with another highlight |
| | | 124 | U+007C U+FF5C | Between main text and furigana | Separate main text and furigana text of a syllable |
| ! | 33 | U+0021 U+FF01 | First character of furigana | Sequence break; prevent joining furigana for this syllable with furigana from previous syllable |
| < | 60 | U+003C U+FF1C | First character of furigana | Sequence break with float-left; prevent joining furigana for this syllable with furigana from previous syllable, but allow furigana to extend left of main text |
Note that every special character can in fact be represented by two different Unicode codepoints. The first is the regular character, corresponding to the ASCII character, while the second (high) codepoint is the full width version of the character. Often when using an IME (Input Method Editor) to edit Japanese text it is easier to input text in full width mode than switching the IME off to enter a single or two regular ASCII characters and switch it on again. Therefore both the half width (ASCII) and full width versions of the characters are accepted.
Usage in Karaoke Templater
Furigana: The furi template class
Multi-highlight: The multi modifier
Example
The examples used earlier on this page are all generated using this kara-templater snippet:
Comment: 0,0:00:00.00,0:00:00.00,Default,,0000,0000,0000,template syl,{\pos(!line.left+syl.center!,!line.middle!)\an5\k!syl.start_time/10!\k$kdur} Comment: 0,0:00:00.00,0:00:00.00,Default,,0000,0000,0000,template furi,{\pos(!line.left+syl.center!,!line.middle-line.height!)\an5\k!syl.start_time/10!\k$kdur} Comment: 0,0:00:00.00,0:00:02.00,Default,,0000,0000,0000,karaoke,{\k15}二|ふ{\k15}#|た{\k10}人|り{\k15}だ{\k57}け{\k5}の{\k6}地|ほ{\k5}球|し{\k8}で Comment: 0,0:00:02.00,0:00:04.00,Default,,0000,0000,0000,karaoke,{\k10}中|ちゅ{\k10}#|う{\k10}国|ご{\k10}#|く{\k10}魂|<た{\k10}#|ま{\k10}#|し{\k10}#|い Comment: 0,0:00:04.00,0:00:06.00,Default,,0000,0000,0000,karaoke,{\k10}中|ちゅ{\k10}#|う{\k10}国|ご{\k10}#|く{\k10}魂|!た{\k10}#|ま{\k10}#|し{\k10}#|い Comment: 0,0:00:06.00,0:00:08.00,Default,,0000,0000,0000,karaoke,{\k10}中|ちゅ{\k10}#|う{\k10}国|ご{\k10}#|く{\k10}魂|た{\k10}#|ま{\k10}#|し{\k10}#|い
The font used in MS PMincho 30 pt with the furigana being 15 pt.
Usage in Lua scripts
It's all in karaskel.
Furigana layout is automatically invoked by karaskel.preproc_line_pos
if a furigana style exists for a line main style. The furigana style for a main style is a style with the same name, except -furigana appended to the name. Eg. the furigana style of Default is Default-furigana.
Karaskel can generate automatic furigana styles if the generate_furigana
argument (second) to the karaskel.collect_head
function is true
. Automatic furigana styles are identical to the main style they're based on, except the font size is halved.
Furigana syllables are stored in line.furi
and follows the same format as regular syllables. You have to remember setting the style of the lines you generate to the furigana style.
Multi-highlights are always processed even when furigana layout isn't done. Multi-highlight data are stored in syl.highlights
.
| Overview: |
Automation Manager • Running macros • Using export filters • Standard macros • Changes from Automation 3 • Moving from Automation 3 |
|---|---|
| Karaoke Templater reference: |
Declaring templates • Execution order • Modifiers • Inline-variables ($-variables) • Code lines and blocks • Execution envirionment |
| Lua reference: |
Registration • Subtitles object • Progress reporting • Config dialogues • Misc. APIs • karaskel.lua • utils.lua • unicode.lua • cleantags.lua |
| Karaskel concepts: |
Style tables • Dialogue line tables • Syllable tables • Inline effects • Furigana |


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This dialog allows you to set the options of a template IF element (and its contained element, using the Edit button). It is usually invoked by right-clicking the IF node in the template tree view and selecting the "Edit..." item.
An IF element is used for an optional element, or to select between two alternative elements.
Note that (unlike STRUCT, FOR etc) IF elements have no name. For expression evaluation, the name of a sub-element of the IF can be used in expressions. If during the evaluation of the template the IF expression evaluates true then the name of the first sub-element is used, otherwise if it evaluates false the name of the second (else part) sub-element is used, if present. Typically, both sub-elements would have the same name (but not necessarily evaluate to the same result).
Condition
A boolean expression that says whether the contained sub-element is present. You can use any value from the template so far processed. Use the button with the triangle to see a menu (and possibly submenus) of all available values.
Note that if the expression evaluates to false, the sub-element is still shown in the tree (grayed out) in edit mode. This allows you to edit the sub-element.
Element
This displays the name and/or type of sub-element contained in the IF.
Edit
Use this button to edit the element that is contained in the IF. You cannot insert or delete elements as in a STRUCT since the IF must always have exactly one sub-element (apart from the ELSE part - see below). However, you can replace it with an element of a different type (see below).
Replace with
Use this button to replace the element contained in the IF with an element of a different type.
Else
Use this check box to enable the else part.
Element
This displays the name and/or type of sub-element contained in the else part.
Edit
Use this button to edit the element that is contained in the else part.
Insert/Replace with
Use this button to add (if one is yet to be added) or replace the element contained in the else part.
Comments
Add any other relevant information here.
<< and >> buttons
If the parent element is a STRUCT then these buttons are displayed in the bottom right of the dialog. They allow you to move to the previous and next sibling (ie the previous and next elements in the parent STRUCT). This is very handy when you quickly want to view or change values in all the children.
Using the button is equivalent to clicking OK then editing the previous or next element in the parent STRUCT.


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AWS::IoT1Click::Project
The AWS::IoT1Click::Project
resource creates an empty project with a placement
template. A project contains zero or more placements that adhere to the placement
template
defined in the project. For more information, see CreateProject in the AWS IoT 1-Click Projects API Reference.
Syntax
To declare this entity in your AWS CloudFormation template, use the following syntax:
JSON
{ "Type" : "AWS::IoT1Click::Project", "Properties" : { "Description" :
String
, "PlacementTemplate" : PlacementTemplate, "ProjectName" :String
} }
YAML
Type: "AWS::IoT1Click::Project" Properties: Description:
String
PlacementTemplate: PlacementTemplate ProjectName:String
Properties
Description
-
An optional description for the project.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: No interruption
PlacementTemplate
-
The template defining the placement to be created. A placement template defines placement default attributes and device templates. You cannot add or remove device templates after the project has been created. However, you can update
callbackOverrides
for the device templates using theUpdateProject
API.Required: Yes
Type: PlacementTemplate
Update requires: No interruption
ProjectName
-
The name of the project to create.
Required: No
Type: String
Update requires: Replacement
Return Values
Ref
When you pass the logical ID of an AWS::IoT1Click::Project
resource to the
intrinsic Ref
function, the function returns the project ARN, such as
arn:aws:iot1click:us-west-2:0123456789012:projects/test-project
.
For more information about using the Ref
function, see Ref.
Fn::GetAtt
Fn::GetAtt
returns a value for a specified attribute of this type. The
following are the available attributes and sample return values.
Arn
-
The Amazon Resource Name (ARN) of the project, such as
arn:aws:iot1click:us-east-1:123456789012:projects/project-a1bzhi
. ProjectName
-
The name of the project, such as
project-a1bzhi
.
For more information about using Fn::GetAtt
, see Fn::GetAtt.
Example
The following example declares an AWS IoT 1-Click project.
JSON
{ "Description": "AWS IoT1Click Project test", "Resources": { "BasicProject": { "Type": "AWS::IoT1Click::Project", "Properties": { "ProjectName": "project", "Description": "description", "PlacementTemplate": { "DefaultAttributes": { "Attribute": "Value", "Foo": "Bar" }, "DeviceTemplates": { "testButton": { "DeviceType": "button", "CallbackOverrides": { "onClickCallback": "" } } } } } } }, "Outputs": { "ProjectId": { "Value": { "Ref": "BasicProject" } } } }
YAML
Description: "AWS IoT1Click Project test" Resources: BasicProject: Type: "AWS::IoT1Click::Project" Properties: ProjectName: "project" Description: "description" PlacementTemplate: DefaultAttributes: Attribute: Value Foo: Bar DeviceTemplates: testButton: DeviceType: "button" CallbackOverrides: onClickCallback: "" Outputs: ProjectId: Value: !Ref BasicProject


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