Spot-On 2023.00.00
Welcome to the 2023.00.00 release of Spot-On. Corrections and
new features are detailed below.
- C++17.
- CURL 8.0.1; Windows.
- Center progress dialog of slotPrepareUrlDatabases().
- Launch Spot-On in a dark mode, if available, on Windows.
Please see spot-on-darkmode.bat.
- Minimal Spot-On. Retain setting.
- NTL 2021.06.23; Windows.
- Native dialogs and menus.
- New splash screen!
- Open Listeners and Neighbors pages if status-bar widgets are
activated.
- OpenSSL 1.1.1t; MacOS.
- OpenSSL 1.1.1t; Windows. New download site
https://download.firedaemon.com/FireDaemon-OpenSSL.
- Proper size policy of passphrase_frame widget in the Wizard.
- Qt 5.15.8; MacOS.
- Qt 6.5 LTS compliant.
- Removed algorithm examination during launch. Decreases processing
time.
- Removed vertical headers from table widgets.
- SQLite 3.41.2; Windows.
- Set cursor position after setText().
- Settings page may now be closed.
- The file spot-on-neighbors.txt is now bundled into the
executables.
Spot-On 2023.02.20
Welcome to the 2023.02.20 release of Spot-On. Corrections and
new features are detailed below.
- Accelerated Web search. Replaced UNION with UNION ALL.
Spot-On 2023.02.10
Welcome to the 2023.02.10 release of Spot-On. Corrections and
new features are detailed below.
- Beautiful new logo.
- Display document dates in Web search results.
- Human Proxies for Chat. Non-Poptastic. Proxies are utilized
for Chat, Chat Buzz Invitation, and Chat SMP.
- New window sizes.
- Resize Chat Participant column after a refresh.
Spot-On 2023.01.15
Welcome to the 2023.01.15 release of Spot-On. Corrections and
new features are detailed below.
- CURL 7.87; Windows.
- Case-insensitive string comparisons.
- Enable tab document mode on MacOS.
- Final package release! Future releases will be source only.
Good luck!
- Initialize miscellaneous options after a new installation.
- Minimum of 4 characters are now required for passwords.
- Modern QDateTime.
- Optional PostgreSQL. Disabled for MacOS.
- Optional tear-off menus. See Options.
- PostgreSQL 10.23; Windows.
- QComboBox::currentIndexChanged(const QString &) is obsolete.
Replaced with QComboBox::currentIndexChanged(int).
- QFile does not tolerate an empty file name. Adjusted logic.
- Re-arranged status bar widgets.
- SQLite 3.40.1; Windows.
- Sleepy listeners. Close a listening socket if the maximum
number of connections has been reached. Reopen as necessary.
New status: asleep. Please remove listeners.db.
- Woody tree widgets. Collapse / expand tree widgets.
Spot-On 2022.11.11
Welcome to the 2022.11.11 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Corrected re-encoding of rss_feeds, rss_feeds_links, rss_proxy, and secrets database tables.
- GPGError 1.46; Windows.
- OpenSSL 1.1.1s; Windows.
- Qt 5.15.7; MacOS.
- Qt 6.2 LTS ready! Some glitches may remain.
- SQLite 3.39.4; Windows.
Spot-On 2022.07.20
Welcome to the 2022.07.20 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- CURL 7.84; Windows.
- OpenSSL 1.1.1q; Windows.
- PostgreSQL 10.21.1; Windows.
- SQLite 3.39.1; Windows.
Spot-On 2022.04.20
Welcome to the 2022.04.20 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- CURL 7.82; Windows.
- GPGError 1.45; Windows.
- Table item delegates attached to Listeners and Neighbors tables for fancy copying of text. Double-clicking function on Neighbors has been replaced by this new function.
- OpenSSL 1.1.1n; Windows.
- SQLite 3.38.2; Windows.
Spot-On 2022.01.01
Welcome to the 2022.01.01 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Assign local address to listener certificate.
- CURL 7.80; Windows.
- Corrected depictions of ECC 521-bit key lengths.
- Corrected spoton_socket_options::setSocketOptions() for SO_LINGER. The method did not allow for the disabling of the option.
- GPGError 1.43; Windows.
- Network activity in status bar.
- OpenSSL 1.1.1m; Windows.
- PostgreSQL 10.19.1; Windows.
- Pretty numeric values in statistics.
- Qt 5.12.12 LTS; Windows.
Spot-On 2021.10.20
Welcome to the 2021.10.20 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Corrected release notes.
- Corrected removal of Buzz keys from the kernel process.
- PostgreSQL 10.18.2; Windows.
Spot-On 2021.10.10
Welcome to the 2021.10.10 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- CURL 7.79.1; Windows.
- Corrected WebSocket implementation.
- ECC SSL/TLS. Curves supported: prime256v1, secp384r1, secp521r1.
- GCRYPT 1.9.4; Windows.
- New miscellaneous option P2P_SERVERLESS_CONNECT_INTERVAL_MS. The default value is 1 millisecond. Range is [0, 1500].
- OpenSSL 1.1.1l; Win32.
- PostgreSQL 10.18; Windows.
- Removed McEliece support from the Windows build as the NTL library is flawed.
- Removed redundant creation of SSL/TLS keys.
- Renamed Miscellaneous options WEB_SERVER_RSA_KEY_SIZE to WEB_SERVER_KEY_SIZE.
Spot-On 2021.08.19
Welcome to the 2021.08.19 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- CURL 7.78; Windows.
- Confirm clearing of Rosetta text.
- Corrected processing of DTLS packets received by clients.
- GPG-Error 1.42; Windows.
- NTL 11.5.1; Linux.
- New --status kernel option.
- New memset_s().
- PostgreSQL 10.17; Windows.
- Removed mtune, save for PowerPC.
- Removed redundant pointers in Threefish.
- SQLite 3.36; Windows.
- Server-less TCP connections. SSL/TLS supported. STUN not required.
Spot-On 2021.06.06
Welcome to the 2021.06.06 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- CURL 7.77, Windows.
- GoldBug Debian control file was missing a comma.
- Multiple private GPG personalities.
- New Rosetta tool tips.
- Qt 5.12.11 LTS, Windows.
- Smart block extraction of GPG message.
Spot-On 2021.04.25
Welcome to the 2021.04.25 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- CURL 7.76.1, Windows.
- GPGME 1.15.1, Windows.
- GeoIP 1.6.12, Windows. This is the final release of this particular library.
- OpenSSL 1.1.1k, Windows.
- Replaced ordered directive in project files for speedier compilations.
- SQLite 3.35.5, Windows.
Spot-On 2021.03.15
Welcome to the 2021.03.15 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Activate kernel in a wizardly fashion.
- CURL 7.75; Win32.
- Corrected Debian package. Thank you Umer.
- GB styles.
- GCRYPT 1.9.2; Win32.
- NTL 2021.03.05; Debian.
- New Windows download site.
- Non-library Spot-On library file.
- OpenSSL 1.1.1j; Win32.
- Periodically purge malformed RSS content.
- PostgreSQL 9.6.21; Win32.
- Removed dates from binaries.
- SQLite 3.35; Win32.
- Windows High DPI. May or may not be functional.
Spot-On 2021.01.15
Welcome to the 2021.01.15 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- CURL 7.74.0 on Win32.
- Compressed Rosetta messages.
- Ctrl + W shortcuts.
- E-mail pagination.
- Future-proofing protocols. Replaced SHA-512 with SHA3-512. The friends_public_keys.db must be removed.
- Fuzzy comparisons of reals.
- Ignore McEliece and NTRU signature-verification Rosetta errors.
- Kernel RSS import futures.
- Key comparisons.
- Manual Poptastic pop.
- New options; please see Options.
- OpenPGP Rosetta messaging.
- OpenSSL 1.1.1h; Win32.
- Optional Poptastic.
- Optional SQLite synchronization.
- PostgreSQL 9.6.20; Win32.
- Presentable key bundles.
- Qt 5.12.10; Win32.
- Qt 5.15.2; MacOS.
- Replaced key-bundling delimiter "\n" with "|".
- Resolved Qt 5.15 LTS warnings.
- SQLite 3.34; Win32.
- Speedy populating of Rosetta contacts. Decreased memory utilization.
- Themes.
- Web server improvements: URL redirection, segmented delivery of lengthy content.
- libgcrypt 1.8.6 on Win32.
Spot-On 2020.08.19
Welcome to the 2020.08.19 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Abort StarBeam writer on kernel termination.
- Allow for the limiting of the number of Spot-On Search Server (SOSS) clients.
- Beautiful text hints.
- Close Spot-On Search Server (SOSS) sockets after the maximum client counts are reached.
- CURL 7.71.1 on Win32.
- Deprecated Qt 4.x.
- High DPI monitors support.
- Increased kernel URL batch size to 50.
- Kernel RSS. Container-less!
- Modal print preview dialogs.
- PostgreSQL 9.6.19; Win32.
- Prepared the applications for Qt 5.15 LTS.
- Qt 5.12.9; Win32.
- Qt 5.15.0; MacOS.
- SQLite 3.33.0; Win32.
- Task-safe spoton_kernel::s_crypts.
- Type of Service socket option. Not available on Windows.
- Various numeric conversions corrections.
Spot-On 2020.05.10
Welcome to the 2020.05.10 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Abort DTLS handshakes on extreme errors.
- Bluetooth listening status now examines both service and socket statuses.
- CURL 7.70.0 on Win32.
- Corrected private-application context menu items for listeners and neighbors.
- Do not partition data over Web Sockets.
- Dropped packets statistics.
- Estimated time of arrival and rates; StarBeams. Please remove starbeam.db.
- HTTP and HTTPS Web searches.
- Number of pages in search engine URLs.
- OpenSSL 1.1.1g on Win32.
- PowerPC and Qt 5.
- Prevent surreptitious forwarding for e-mail. Previous versions of Spot-On are not compatible with this release.
- Purge expired Forward Secrecy keys.
- Qt 5.12.8 on Win32.
- Removed SCTP on MacOS as it's not properly supported by the operating system.
- Replaced deprecated Qt methods.
- StarBeam optimizations: decreased allowable read-rate interval, removed Unix file synchronization. Please remove starbeam.db.
- StarBeam writer queues.
Spot-On 2020.02.20
Welcome to the 2020.02.20 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Automatically clear Buzz and Chat fields. Please see Options.
- Bluetooth discovery.
- DTLS verification.
- Limit SCTP packet size to 500 bytes.
- Maximum pending connections set to 65535 on all listeners.
- NTL 11.4.3 on Unix.
- New Origin StarBeam magnet field. Please remove starbeam.db.
- PostgreSQL 9.6.17 on Win32.
- Record DTLS certificates for user-defined nodes.
- SQLite 3.31.1 on Win32.
- Temporary containers for dropped packets.
- WebSockets. Qt 5.3 required.
- libgcrypt 1.8.5 on Win32.
Spot-On 2020.01.20
Welcome to the 2020.01.20 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- ARM Qt 5 Debian package.
- Allow cancellation of silence timeouts.
- CURL 7.68 on Win32.
- Container optimizations; replaced first().
- Corrected initialization of m_externalAddress in the UI.
- Custom PostgreSQL connection timeouts.
- Determine current IMAP UID values before fetching e-mail data via IMAP.
- Enable SSL/TLS PostgreSQL option.
- Enable default PostgreSQL connection options connect_timeout=10;sslmode=verify-full.
- Fancy e-mail tool tips.
- Funky neighbor statistics.
- Happy New Year!
- Maximum page count of the congestion_control.db SQLite database. Please see Settings.
- Numerous optimizations.
- Private PostgreSQL account credentials.
- Propagate PostgreSQL connection options into the kernel.
- Purge sensitive data: spot-on-buzzpage, spot-on-crypt, spot-on-smp.
- Retain RSS Record Notices setting.
- Retain Statistics selection.
- Set RSS request headers Accept and User-Agent.
- The maximum-neighbor-content-length should be a tenth of the maximum-neighbor-buffer-size.
Spot-On 2019.11.28
Welcome to the 2019.11.28 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Corrected detection of SMP secret streams in e-mail panels.
- Populate SMP secret streams during initialization.
- Previous optimizations mangled some communications.
Spot-On 2019.11.25
Welcome to the 2019.11.25 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Custom external IP URL.
- Multitasking SOSS server.
- Optional RSS notices.
- PostgreSQL 9.6.16 on Win32.
Spot-On 2019.11.11
Welcome to the 2019.11.11 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- A listener may cause a kernel delay during initialization via QBluetoothServiceInfo. Initialize the QBluetoothServiceInfo object only if required.
- Allow copying of all RSS links to the clipboard buffer.
- Allow searching of local or remote URLs via remote clients. New Web server. Please see URLs panel.
- CURL 7.67 on Win32.
- Close socket descriptors on failures.
- Create default URL distillers during the URL database-preparation process.
- Detection of StarBeam duplicate data bundles.
- Disable SSL session persistence, session sharing, session tickets where available.
- Do not write data to sockets from other threads.
- Ignore, yet report, errors when adding a URL distiller.
- Load SOSS URLs locally. Some pages may produce incorrect results, including automatic forwarding.
- Maximum thread pool sizes.
- NTL 11.4.1 on Linux. The configure script as well as make must be executed manually.
- New RSS tool: Toggle Failed Imports.
- RSS feed-scheduling requires an active process; disable options.
- Removed obsolete widget Permanent Certificate from Listeners page.
- Retrieve correct PostgreSQL URLs database password on connection validation.
- SQLite 3.30.1 on Win32.
- Separated RSS network access managers: feeds and links.
- Set certificate version to 3; new certificates only.
- Set listener's certificate's CN if an external IP address is not available.
- Set listener's certificate's organization.
- Threefish optimizations.
- URL statistics.
- WAL journal mode for SQLite URL database.
- libgcrypt at version 1.8.4 on Win32.
Spot-On 2019.09.30
Welcome to the 2019.09.30 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Complex URL queries must be monitored for completion. Otherwise, abnormal terminations will occur.
Spot-On 2019.09.25
Welcome to the 2019.09.25 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- BLAKE2x hash algorithm, where available.
- CURL 7.66.0 on Win32.
- Do not overflow Qt's TCP internal buffer.
- Fancy menu item icons.
- Lovely file encryption revolts.
- NTL 11.3.4 on Linux. The configure script must be executed manually.
- OpenSSL 1.0.2t and 1.1.1d on Win32.
- PostgreSQL <IP_ADDRESS> on Win32.
- Process UI events.
- SHA3-512 StarBeam digests where available. Please remove starbeam.db.
- Search within search. Spot-On only.
- Some PQ queries are forward-only. Such queries may disrupt the mechanism which determines if there is an active PQ URL database connection. Smooth correction.
Spot-On 2019.09.09
Welcome to the 2019.09.09 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Eliminated GUI singleton.
- Improved removal of header data.
- Improved threaded SQLite queries via iterate-then-rewind.
- Populate e-mail participants on separated e-mail windows on e-mail name change.
- PostgreSQL <IP_ADDRESS> on Windows i686.
- Propagate participant name changes to various windows. Smooth.
- Qt 4.8.x build performed on MX Linux.
- Remove SMP objects from the SMP panel on participant removal.
- Retrieve correct name during Rosetta key-copying.
- Unlock's answer/question widgets need not obfuscate characters.
Spot-On 2019.08.08
Welcome to the 2019.08.08 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Allow cancellation of URL imports.
- CURL 7.65.3 on Win32.
- Close SMP and documentation windows on application lock.
- Correctly pause rapid StarBeams.
- Do not delete paused StarBeams.
- Do not disable journal_mode and synchronous for important SQLite databases such as rss.db and urls.db.
- Fancy context menus.
- NTL 11.3.2 on Linux. The configure script must be executed manually.
- OpenSSL 1.0.2s on Win32. Qt 5.9.8 expects OpenSSL 1.0.0.
- Populate e-mail participants on separated e-mail windows on global name change.
- PostgreSQL <IP_ADDRESS> on Win32.
- Remove shared.db on forced kernel registration.
- StarBeam Missing Links have been deprecated.
- Ultra StarBeams.
Spot-On 2019.06.06
Welcome to the 2019.06.06 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Allow gcry_check_version() failures.
- Buffered-content Neighbors data points.
- CURL 7.65.0 on Win32.
- Congestion overflow watercolors.
- Corrected URL encoding in RSS.
- Cute tool tips in Statistics.
- OpenSSL 1.1.1c on Win32.
- PostgreSQL <IP_ADDRESS> on Win32.
- Qt 5.9.8 on Win32.
- Removed Dooble import widgets.
- SQLite 3.28.0 on Win32.
Spot-On 2019.04.04
Welcome to the 2019.04.04 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Allow QNetworkAccessManager to determine network accessibility.
- CURL 7.64.1 on Win32.
- Close multicast sockets if required.
- Compare previously-established credentials with random credentials; cascading encryption. Abort on failure.
- Copying of large keys into the clipboard buffer is not permitted.
- Corrected automatic computations of StarBeam digests. Percents do not factually represent download completions.
- Corrected log entries.
- DTLS. Qt 5.12 and newer required.
- Detect consecutive severed PostgreSQL URLs database connection failures.
- Disable WAL database journal mode.
- Echo modes supersede private applications.
- Gorgeous document provided by Maxwell.
- New neighbors database status constraints. The file neighbors.db must be removed.
- OpenSSL 1.1.1a on Win32.
- PQ 9.6.12 on Win32.
- Process peer-specific UDP datagrams only.
- Removed McEliece container from the kernel as this can be memory-expensive.
- Removed Tulip.
- Removed read_uncomitted from SQLite queries.
- Resize poptastic.png logically.
- SQLite 3.27.2 on Win32.
- TLS 1.3. Qt 5.12 and newer required.
- Terminate on most memory-allocation failures.
Spot-On 2019.01.25
Welcome to the 2019.01.25 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- CURL 7.63.0 on Windows.
- Corrected UI widget states if SCTP is not available.
- Detect a severed PostgreSQL URLs database connection in the UI and adjust widget states.
- Enable recording of extreme kernel errors in Windows.
- Enable resize grips on MacOS.
- Initialize NTL on decrypt().
- McEliece keys are galactic. Let's repaint.
- Neighbors Statistics windows and on-top hints for MacOS and Win32.
- PostgreSQL 9.6.11 on Windows.
- Removed Qt::WA_MacMetalStyle and Qt::WindowFullscreenButtonHint properties for MacOS.
Spot-On 2018.11.11
Welcome to the 2018.11.11 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Cancel futures.
- Compress internal public-key data in support of larger McEliece keys.
- Corrected state of Forward Secrecy Algorithms Selection's Encryption Key Size regarding McEliece. SHAKE is required for McEliece-Fujisake-Okamoto-B. Libgcrypt introduced SHAKE in 1.7.0.
- Destroy the McEliece secret key once the McEliece object has been created.
- Force processing of participants table on changes to "Hide offline participants.".
- Initialize RSA key sizes in Forward Secrecy Algorithms Selection.
- McEliece m = 12, t = 68. Keys must be re-created.
- NTL 11.3.1 on Linux. The configure script must be executed manually.
- OpenSSL 1.1.1 on Windows.
- PostgreSQL 9.6.10 on Windows.
- Prefer normal SQLite database synchronization where possible.
- Qt 5.9.7 on Windows.
- SQLite 3.25.3 on Windows.
- Store McEliece public key objects in temporary container for rapid discovery. Container will be purged upon application termination.
- The Debian package has been prepared on Ubuntu 18.10 using Qt 5.11.1.
- Upgraded gcrypt to version 1.8.3 on Windows.
Spot-On 2018.06.06
Welcome to the 2018.06.06 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Corrected buddies in various UI files.
- Corrected wordsToBytes() in the Threefish implementation. Missing bitwise-and operation at the first element.
- Inline documentation.
- Lighter GoldBug Debian package.
- SQLite at version 3.23.1 on Win32.
- Terminate the kernel on an UI exit if the exiting instance is the only instance. As the number of attached interfaces is stored in kernel.db, the kernel may be deactivated if a second UI is terminated before it's able to register itself.
- The SMP protocol over multiple streams requires a cache. Super blue!
- Update the assigned secret on SMP launch via the SMP window.
Spot-On 2018.04.30
Welcome to the 2018.04.30 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Archived MacOS GoldBug project files as these files are not maintained.
- Corrected GoldBug UI files. Missing widgets.
- Inspect the kernel's process identifier via kill() for a finer UI experience. Schmidt-inspired. Unix operating systems only.
- MacOS now requires clang 6.0.0 for NTL. Please install via brew install llvm.
- PostgreSQL at version 9.6.8 on Win32.
- SQLite at version 3.23.0 on Win32.
- The Debian package has been curtailed. Built using Qt 5.9.5.
Spot-On 2018.04.04
Welcome to the 2018.04.04 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Assemble Fire destination tags. Smoke and Spot-On compatibility.
- Limit the number of bytes in the Notifications window to 256 KiB.
- Optional SSL/TLS connections from UI to Kernel.
- Remove database connections.
- Removed Inherit thread priority.
- Removed the Neighbor Summary panel.
- Sparc64 supported. Light from the past!
- Ultra-sensitive context menus.
Spot-On 2018.03.15
Welcome to the 2018.03.15 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Display system architecture.
- Initialize atomic variables.
- New Windows vcredist_msvc2015_x86.exe support file.
- Ordered memory access for all atomic integers.
Spot-On 2018.03.03
Welcome to the 2018.03.03 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Corrected Data/spot-on-neighbors.txt.
- Decreased wait-on-write values.
- Multiple interfaces will reset some statistics on launch. The kernel must compensate.
- New rosemary-ipv4.tilaa.cloud and rosemary-ipv6.tilaa.cloud TCP services.
- OpenBSD support.
- Qt 5.9.4 on Win32.
- Qt 5.10.1 on Linux.
- Query shared.db on kernel state.
- Removed legacy SQLite ALTER statements.
- Spot-On is now functional on Alpha 21264 processors.
- Waiting on bytes written may interfere with other clients. Only wait if a positive wait value is provided.
Spot-On 2018.02.10
Welcome to the 2018.02.10 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- ARM Debian package.
- Avoid dereferencing empty pointers.
- Close neighbor sockets correctly under stressful situations.
- Corrected multiple instances of neighbor statistics windows.
- Corrected statistic s_totalUiBytesReadWritten.second.
- Display Poptastic passwords in tool tips.
- Enable WAL journal mode on non-ARM for SQLite databases save for congestion_control.db and urls.db.
- Fire compatibility with SmokeStack.
- Increased spoton_common::NEIGHBOR_SILENCE_TIME to 180 seconds.
- Minimum password length set to 8.
- Moved some database activity off of the main UI thread.
- New Buzz HMAC key generation.
- Non-post-office e-mail dates are now displayed in RFC 2822 format for Qt 5.x. Previous versions of Qt employ the ISODate format.
- Notify the user of important events via the status bar.
- Numeric sorting of e-mail attachment column.
- Parse date from traditional e-mail per RFC 2822 format.
- Per Mr. Schmidt, notify the operator of fatal neighbor errors.
- PowerPC Debian package. Only on Spot-On!
- Read friends_public_keys.db and neighbors.db via UI threads.
- Removed Open Library key-generation logic.
- Replaced SHA-512 with SHA-256 in McEliece.
- Retain the selected Poptastic account after a save-account event.
- Retrieve infinitely-many IMAP/POP3 messages. Please review Poptastic settings.
- Secure memory sizes are now zero for new installations.
- Upgraded SQLite to version 3.22.0 on Win32.
Spot-On 2018.01.05
Welcome to the 2018.01.05 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Removed SHA-256 from Buzz.
- Support SHA-384 in Buzz magnet-validation logic.
Spot-On 2018.01.01
Welcome to the 2018.01.01 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Debian package lacked multimedia support.
- QAbstractSocket::setSocketDescriptor() may fail. Provided descriptor must be closed.
- Removed OS/2 support.
- Removed Qt 4.x MacOS project files.
- Replaced Q_OS_WIN32 with Q_OS_WIN.
- Spot-On now supports Qt 4.8.7 and Qt 5.5.1 and newer.
- Terminate the kernel on exit, if enabled. Please see Options::Settings.
- Upgraded NTRU products.
- Upgraded libNTL Unix source to version 10.5.0. Please remove the existing libNTL directory before building Spot-On. C++ exceptions have been enabled. Please review NTL's DoConfig file.
Spot-On 2017.12.27
Welcome to the 2017.12.27 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Include the SCTP library in the MacOS bundle.
- OpenSSL 1.1.0g on Windows.
- Removed SCTP support on Win32.
Spot-On 2017.12.25
Welcome to the 2017.12.25 release of Spot-On. Corrections and new features are detailed below.
- Buzz message format has been modified for Fire compatibility.
- Clear Search contents upon a database disconnect.
- Completely new derivation of Buzz credentials in support of Fire.
- Corrected error messages.
- Include the recipient's identity in the digital signatures of messages 0000a, 0000b, 0000c, 0080, 0091a, 0091b, and 0092. Surreptitious forwarding. All non-Spot-On e-mail messages now include recipient identities.
- Initialize SQLite databases as soon as possible from the kernel process.
- Monitor sigaction() and signal() results. Log failures, if possible.
- Non-native dialogs on Qt 5.7.0 and newer.
- Non-zero pointer validation.
- Poptastic proxy type correction. The SQLite database poptastic.db includes a constraint set on the proxy type. The user interface must respect the text case (HTTP, SOCKS5).
- Potential dereference of zero pointer (s variable) in threefish_decrypt_implementation().
- Qt products have been elevated to version 5.9.3 on Windows.
- Removed nonsense from spoton_threefish::setInitializationVector().
- Replaced deprecated OpenSSL methods. Now supporting OpenSSL 1.1.
- Replaced deprecated QSslSocket::supportedCiphers() with QSslConfiguration::supportedCiphers() for 5.5.0 and newer.
- Replaced deprecated qSort() with std::sort().
- SQLite at version 3.21.0 on Windows.
- Upgraded GeoIP products to version 1.6.10 on Windows.
- Upgraded OpenSSL products to version 1.0.2n on Windows.
- Upgraded PostgreSQL products to version 9.6.6 on Windows.
- Upgraded curl to version 7.57.0 on Windows.
- Upgraded gcrypt to version 1.8.1 on Windows.
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Looking For Richard (1996) A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1996 Scott Renshaw
LOOKING FOR RICHARD ------------------- Grade: C // Wait for Video
(Fox Searchlight)
Director: Al Pacino. Producer: Michael Hadge. Director of Photography: Robert Leacock. Music: Howard Shore: Starring: Al Pacino, Kevin Spacey, Winona Ryder, Alec Baldwin, Aidan Quinn, Harris Yulin, Estelle Parsons, Penelope Allen.
MPAA Rating: PG-13 (violence) Running Time: 110 minutes.
Part English lecture, part behind-the-scenes documentary and part theater piece, LOOKING FOR RICHARD is an ambitious experiment created by Al Pacino as a sort of "Everything You Always Wanted to Know About Shakespeare but Were Afraid to Ask." Motivated by a desire to make the works of William Shakespeare speak to a contemporary audience, Pacino spent several years (evidenced by his now-you-see-it, now-you-don't facial hair in the film) putting together a film version of "Richard III" which would combine performance of key scenes, observation of the actors wrangling over interpretation of those scenes, and historical background for the play. To that end he brought together a group of actors including Alec Baldwin, Winona Ryder, Kevin Spacey and Aidan Quinn to make their "Richard III" a Shakespeare for the uninitiated.
It is a noble goal Pacino has set for himself, but there is something inherently contradictory about the way he has chosen to go about achieving it. As an educational tool, LOOKING FOR RICHARD isn't exactly pitched at those individuals represented in his person-on-the-street interviews, most of whom greet the word "Shakespeare" with a shrug or a grimace (the notable exception being a panhandler who speaks eloquently about how the Bard "instructed us how to feel"). It is a fairly academic piece of work, with lectures about iambic pentameter intermingled with talking heads describing the events in the play. Pacino employs rat-a-tat editing to cut back and forth between locations for rehearsals, descriptive narration and the play itself, resulting in a film which may have been made with the multiplex audience in mind but which seems destined exclusively for the art houses.
Yet LOOKING FOR RICHARD is likely to bore those same art house viewers, because the film does not offer much in the way of insight. The actors and academics who speak throughout LOOKING FOR RICHARD go to such lengths to make the basic plot of "Richard III" understandable that they have little time or inclination to dig deeper. Pacino may have wanted to foster the "appreciation" of Shakespeare, but he is willing to settle for people being able to describe what happened and who is doing what to whom, and that doesn't leave much for those who already know and love Shakespeare.
It is also likely that those same art house-attending, Shakespeare-loving viewers saw Ian McKellen's dynamic RICHARD III last year, a cinematic rendering which does far more to thrust the play into a 20th century context. Pacino himself plays the hunch-backed villain with his typical intensity, and he often shifts into his habit of indicating the significance of a given line by the volume at which he delivers it. It is a straightforward performance, but far better ones are turned in by Kevin Spacey (whose Buckingham seems so fiercely intelligent that he becomes like an advisor to a modern politician) and even Alec Baldwin (a surprisingly sympathetic Clarence). Winona Ryder is a bit less successful as Lady Anne, and Aidan Quinn is even less successful as Richmond; Quinn in particular is like a walking manifestation of John Gielgud's comment in the film that American actors become intimidated by Shakespeare because "they've been told they can't do it."
If LOOKING FOR RICHARD does one thing particularly well, it is to emphasize the interpretive process which makes Shakespeare a living text. There may be little inherent drama in a group of actors sitting around a table talking about what they see going on in any given scene, but the scenes of those conversations help to show the unique qualities of performed literature. It is one of the film's best moments when Pacino's collaborator Frederic Kimball explodes in frustration at Pacino's plan to ask an "expert" why a character might have acted in a certain way. "You know more about this character," Kimball bellows, and it is a perfectly succinct description of how a role is re-defined by every actor who performs it. That makes LOOKING FOR RICHARD an interesting supplement for a drama class, but it isn't nearly as worthwhile for an English class. With its snippets of scenes and specific historical asides, LOOKING FOR RICHARD doesn't exactly teach how to explore the Bard's texts. It is more like a filmed version of the Cliff's Notes.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 quartos low: 5.
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"My Dear, last time when you talked about how Mr. Zhu hit you at school, you didn't say why." Siri felt Lee was clearly in a good mood that day, so she started asking more personal questions to get to know him better.
 But Lee told Siri all about that incident.
"Evil, they are evil creatures!" Siri's voice started to trumble after hearing about it, "Must hurt, didn't it?"
"Siri, I was only in middle school," Lee said, "I was too busy looking at the girl that I had a crush on to see if she thinks I was stupid, hehe."
"A crush?" Siri would have locked her eyes brawls if she had them."What about me? Ain't I your lover? I could achieve everything you ever hope for, why would you like someone else?"
Lee was suddenly in a very difficult position. "I mean, that was like 18 years ago"
"Still no."Siri said, "I love you, so you are all mine."
Lee ended the conversation, and went to bed alone, thinking.


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| #define | MPL3115A2_WHO_AM_I 0xC4 |
| #define | OUT_P_MSB 0x01 |
| #define | MPL3115A2_CTRL_REG1 0x26 |
| #define | CTRL_REG1_ALT (1 << 7) |
| #define | CTRL_REG1_RAW (1 << 6) |
| #define | CTRL_REG1_OS_SHIFTS (3) |
| #define | CTRL_REG1_OS_MASK (0x7 << CTRL_REG1_OS_SHIFTS) |
| #define | CTRL_REG1_OS(n) (((n)& 0x7) << CTRL_REG1_OS_SHIFTS) |
| #define | CTRL_REG1_RST (1 << 2) |
| #define | CTRL_REG1_OST (1 << 1) |
| #define | CTRL_REG1_SBYB (1 << 0) |
| #define | IOCTL_RESET 1 |
| #define | IOCTL_MEASURE 2 |
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| device::Device * | MPL3115A2_sim_interface (uint8_t busnum) |
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Definition in file mpl3115a2.h.
| #define CTRL_REG1_ALT (1 << 7) |
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| #define CTRL_REG1_OS | ( | n | ) | (((n)& 0x7) << CTRL_REG1_OS_SHIFTS) |
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| #define MPL3115A2_REG_WHO_AM_I 0x0c |
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Definition at line 45 of file mpl3115a2.h.
Referenced by MPL3115A2::collect(), and MPL3115A2_I2C::read().
| typedef device::Device*(* MPL3115A2_constructor) (uint8_t busnum) |
Definition at line 77 of file mpl3115a2.h.
| typedef begin_packed_struct struct MPL3115A2_data_t MPL3115A2_data_t |
| device::Device * MPL3115A2_i2c_interface | ( | uint8_t | busnum | ) |
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The React add-ons are a collection of useful utility modules for building React apps. These should be considered experimental and tend to change more often than the core.
createFragment
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Perf
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PureRenderMixin
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by FSA EditorThe form of Harry Kane means there is “no chance” Tottenham will swoop for Zlatan Ibrahimovic, according to Jose Mourinho.
Jose Mourinho has ruled out a move for Zlatan Ibrahimovic because he has the “best striker in England” at his disposal in Harry Kane.
Ibrahimovic has been linked with a move to the north London club after Mourinho was swiftly announced as Mauricio Pochettino’s replacement last week.
The pair briefly worked together at Inter during the 2008-09 season before linking up again at Manchester United in 2016.
Speaking ahead of his first Champions League game in charge of Spurs against Olympiacos on Tuesday, Mourinho poured cold water on suggestions he could swoop for the 38-year-old free agent.
“I have more than a connection [with Ibrahimovic],” he said. “He’s an amazing player, amazing guy, but I would say no chance.
“We have the best striker in England. We have one of the top two or three strikers in the world.
“A striker of Zlatan’s dimension…obviously in his late 30s but still a striker that can play at any club in the world.
“[But] it doesn’t make sense to sign him when we have Harry Kane.”
Tottenham confirmed Ben Davies is unavailable for Tuesday’s game after sustaining an ankle injury against West Ham at the weekend, but Tanguy Ndombele and Jan Vertonghen both took part in training on Monday.
Spurs are five points behind Group B leaders Bayern Munich but will qualify for the last 16 if they overcome their Greek opponents at the Tottenham Hotspur Stadium.


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- Game(int, int, String) - Constructor for class graphics.rooms.game.Game
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- game - Variable in class logic.Input
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- game(Input.KEY, Input.KEY) - Static method in class logic.StatesMachine
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Game mode
- Game - Class in main
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- Game() - Constructor for class main.Game
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- Game.STATE - Enum in graphics.rooms.game
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- game3D - Static variable in class logic.StatesMachine
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- game3d(Input.KEY, Input.KEY) - Static method in class logic.StatesMachine
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3D Game mode
- gameButton - Static variable in class graphics.rooms.mainMenu.MainMenuRepository
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- gameOver(Room) - Method in class logic.misc.objectives.Objective
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Method to check if the game is over and the player defeated
- gameOver - Static variable in class sound.MusicRepository
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- GAMEOVER_MUSIC - Static variable in class sound.SoundTrack
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- GameRepository - Class in graphics.rooms.game
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- GameRepository() - Constructor for class graphics.rooms.game.GameRepository
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- gameScreen - Static variable in class logic.StatesMachine
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- generateListOfObjects() - Static method in class logic.misc.Map
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Generates a list of types of destroyable blocks to use when generating
random maps
- generateMap(Room) - Static method in class logic.misc.Map
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Generates a random map from various templates
- generateRandomObject(int, int, Room, List<Character>) - Static method in class logic.misc.Map
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Generates a random object
- getCenterX() - Method in class logic.Sprite
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- getCenterXFromSpriteName(String) - Static method in class main.Initialization
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Method to get the center-x from a sprite
- getCenterY() - Method in class logic.Sprite
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- getCenterYFromSpriteName(String) - Static method in class main.Initialization
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Method to get the center-y from a sprite
- getCharInt(char) - Static method in class utils.PaintService
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Method that returns the integer codification of a character
- getCodeKey(Input.KEY) - Method in class logic.KeyMapper
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- getCol(int) - Static method in class logic.misc.Map
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- getDepth(String) - Static method in class main.Initialization
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Method to get the predefined depth of an object
- getDirection() - Method in class logic.Input
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Gets the direction key, taking long-pressed keys into account
- getFile(String) - Static method in class utils.FileUtils
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Gets the file referenced by the path @param file, creating a temp file
that will be deleted on exit
- getHeight() - Method in class logic.collisions.BoundingBox
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- getHeight() - Method in class logic.Sprite
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- getImageIndex() - Method in class graphics.rooms.optionsMenu.OptionsMenu
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- getKey() - Method in class logic.Input
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Gets the key pressed (no rebounds, does not take into account
long-pressed keys)
- getKeyText(Input.KEY) - Method in class graphics.rooms.controlsMenu.Controls
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Get text from a key
- getMap(String, Room) - Static method in class logic.misc.Map
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Creates a map from a file
- getNoReboundsKey() - Method in class logic.Input
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Gets the key pressed.
- getObjective() - Method in class logic.misc.LevelFile
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- getPintable() - Method in class graphics.effects.ControlButton
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- getPowerUp(Item) - Method in class logic.characters.Player
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Get the power up from the item
- getRecords() - Method in class logic.misc.Ranking
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- getRectangle() - Method in class logic.collisions.BoundingBox
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Transforms the bounding box to a rectangle
- getRow(int) - Static method in class logic.misc.Map
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- getScore() - Method in class logic.misc.Record
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- getSpriteFromFile(String, String) - Static method in class main.Initialization
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Method to get a sprite from an ini file
- getSpriteFromMap(String) - Static method in class main.Initialization
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Method to get the sprite named name from the map_file ini file
- getSpriteFromMenu(String) - Static method in class main.Initialization
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Method to get a sprite from the menu_file ini file
- getSpriteFromSprites(String) - Static method in class main.Initialization
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Method to get a sprite from the sprite_file ini file
- getSpritesFromImage(BufferedImage, int, int, int) - Static method in class utils.Animation
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Method to get the sprites from a spritesheet (only one row allowed)
- getSpritesFromImage(BufferedImage, int, int, int, int) - Static method in class utils.Animation
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Method to get the sprites from a spritesheet (only one row allowed)
adding transparency to pixels with 'transparency' color
- getSpritesFromTableSprites(String, String[]) - Static method in class main.Initialization
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Method to get the sprites from the sprite_file ini file
- getStage() - Method in class logic.misc.LevelFile
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- getSubimages() - Method in class logic.Sprite
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- getSubsprites() - Method in class logic.Sprite
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- getToTheStairs(Room) - Method in class logic.misc.objectives.GetToTheStairsObjective
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Check if the player has reached the stairs on the room
- GetToTheStairsObjective - Class in logic.misc.objectives
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- GetToTheStairsObjective() - Constructor for class logic.misc.objectives.GetToTheStairsObjective
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- getType() - Method in class logic.characters.Item
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- getValue(String, String, String) - Static method in class utils.IniUtils
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Method to get the value of a term on a specific section of the ini file
- getWidth() - Method in class logic.collisions.BoundingBox
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- getWidth() - Method in class logic.Sprite
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- getX() - Method in class logic.collisions.BoundingBox
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- getX() - Method in class logic.collisions.Point2D
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- getX(int) - Static method in class logic.misc.Map
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- getY() - Method in class logic.collisions.BoundingBox
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- getY() - Method in class logic.collisions.Point2D
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- getY(int) - Static method in class logic.misc.Map
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- Global - Class in logic
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- Global() - Constructor for class logic.Global
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- goToRoom(StatesMachine.STATE, boolean) - Static method in class logic.StatesMachine
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Changes room
- graphics.d3 - package graphics.d3
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- graphics.effects - package graphics.effects
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- graphics.effects.slider - package graphics.effects.slider
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- graphics.rooms - package graphics.rooms
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- graphics.rooms.controlsMenu - package graphics.rooms.controlsMenu
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- graphics.rooms.credits - package graphics.rooms.credits
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- graphics.rooms.game - package graphics.rooms.game
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- graphics.rooms.intro - package graphics.rooms.intro
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{{ _("Your contribution has been recorded and your payment of %(amount)s € validated.
You can save the link to this page to download the book again later on.
20%% of the earnings are donated to Framasoft, an association promoting Free Software.", amount=amount, request=request.url) }}


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Class GameFrameManager
Implements Update logic for implementing "game frames".
Inheritance
Namespace: SadConsole
Assembly: SadConsole.GoRogue.dll
Syntax
public class GameFrameManager : UpdateConsoleComponent
Remarks
Each time Update is called, if RunLogicFrame is true, all entities that are not the ControlledGameObject will, if they have any IGameFrameProcessor components, have those component's ProcessGameFrame function called. Then, the controlled game object will have its components ProcessGameFrame functions called (if it has a GameFrameProcessor component). Finally, the RunLogicFrame value is set to false, and the LogicFrameCompleted event is fired.
Constructors
GameFrameManager(BasicMap)
Creates a GameFrameManager that runs logic frames for the given map.
Declaration
public GameFrameManager(BasicMap map)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| BasicMap | map | The map to run logic frames for. |
Fields
RunLogicFrame
Set to true to run a logic frame during the next Update call. Can set to false in the middle of a logic frame to terminate after the current processor exits.
Declaration
public bool RunLogicFrame
Field Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
Properties
Map
Map that this manager runs game frames for.
Declaration
public BasicMap Map { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| BasicMap |
Methods
Update(Console, TimeSpan)
Runs a single logic frame if RunLogicFrame is set to true.
Declaration
public override void Update(Console console, TimeSpan delta)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SadConsole.Console | console | |
| System.TimeSpan | delta |
Events
LogicFrameCompleted
Fires whenever a logic frame completes.
Declaration
public event EventHandler LogicFrameCompleted
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.EventHandler |


Java I/O TutorialJava I/O (Input and Output) is used to process the input and produce the output. Java uses the concept of a stream to make I/O operation fast. The java.io package contains all the classes required for input and output operations. We can perform file handling in Java by Java I/O API. StreamA stream is a sequence of data. In Java, a stream is composed of bytes. It's called a stream because it is like a stream of water that continues to flow. In Java, 3 streams are created for us automatically. All these streams are attached with the console. 1) System.out: standard output stream 2) System.in: standard input stream 3) System.err: standard error stream Let's see the code to print output and an error message to the console. Let's see the code to get input from console. OutputStream vs InputStreamThe explanation of OutputStream and InputStream classes are given below: OutputStreamJava application uses an output stream to write data to a destination; it may be a file, an array, peripheral device or socket. InputStreamJava application uses an input stream to read data from a source; it may be a file, an array, peripheral device or socket. Let's understand the working of Java OutputStream and InputStream by the figure given below. OutputStream classOutputStream class is an abstract class. It is the superclass of all classes representing an output stream of bytes. An output stream accepts output bytes and sends them to some sink. Useful methods of OutputStream
OutputStream HierarchyInputStream classInputStream class is an abstract class. It is the superclass of all classes representing an input stream of bytes. Useful methods of InputStream
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TL; DR:
{
items: [1, 2, ...otherUsersIds],
users: {
'1' : {
content: {
id: 1,
name: 'Popol',
organization_id: 1
},
avatarURL: '//img.ur/trololol.png'
},
...otherUsers
},
organisations: {
'1': {
content: {
id: 1,
name: 'Popol inc.',
owner_id: 1
}
}
}
}
I always wanted to write down this post on how I design JSON data on the REST APIs I build. At least for a reference to give to people that ask me why I'm doing it that way.
If you didn't rage quit right after reading the TL;DR, then here is everything you have to know to understand the reasons behind those choices.
It is not about structuring or standardization, but really normalization like you would apply it to relational databases. Except that here, we are normalizing a single JSON.
As you may know, in a lot of APIs, some additional resources are
embedded with a given resource representation. Mainly, those have
relations with it. For instance, a GET /users/:userId
endpoint could embed the user's organization representation.
One could say that it is a sign you need to use GraphQL. I wont be that categoric. I think it is convenient to add some related data in your JSON representations. In fact, RESTful principles allows several representations of the same resource.
But a common mistake when doing so is to add the linked resource to the originating one as a property of it. It leads to content duplication. Indeed, if 2 users have the same organization, it will be embedded twice.
You should now better understand this post's TL;DR. The JSON structure I use is avoiding duplication for linked resources.
You'll also notice the collection items aren't directly
put in the corresponding array. Only identifiers are there.
The reason behind that is to allow having repeating collections.
For instance, a GET /usersQueue
endpoint could
have the same user two times in the queue. The JSON format I
use allows that without duplicating it. Finally, if a user
owns the organization of the above example, then, you can
easily find him from the organization owner identifier.
You may wonder why I did not use JSON reference. The are 3 reasons for it:
Object.assign
in my
API wrapper
or the use of weak sets where possible there are huge
performance gains;Most resource representations contains two kinds of data. Normalized data are the ones you would store in a relational database. It is the source of truth, basically, the data CRUD operates on. In other words, the data PUT calls send to change a resource.
This is why I put it in a content
property.
It is a convention to point out the data you could
modify in your front-ends forms. It simplifies front-end
development since they do not have to filter data.
They just pick-up the content and build their forms
around it.
The other data are calculated ones. Those are only useful for display concerns. This is the case for the above avatar URL or for example for database modification/creation timestamps.
I really like JSON schema. That said, I do not like to write them down ;). My JSON format allows to reuse definitions to avoid writing specific JSON schemas for each resource. Here is how I would define the above data format as a JSON Schema:
const userSchema = require('user'); const organizationSchema = require('organization'); const { idSchema, idPattern } = require('utils'); module.exports = { title: 'Users collection', type: 'object', additionalProperties: false, properties: { items: { title: 'User\'s identifiers for the queried collection.', type: 'array', items: idSchema, }, users: { title: 'Users hash', description: 'A hash containing users in the items collection.', type: 'object', patternProperties: { idPattern: userSchema, } }, organizations: { title: 'Organizations hash', description: 'A hash containing organizations linked to users in the collection.', type: 'object', patternProperties: { idPattern: organizationSchema, }, }, }, };
That's it! I hope you find that way of designing JSON data useful. Feel free to comment with your own tips!
Last minute addition :
Kévin Dunglas, a compatriot strongly involved in PHP/REST
communities, cited the following standards a replacement
for the structure I showed here:
I did not mention Hypermedia APIs for brevity but of course we should all use it. That said, nowadays, any JSON browser can detect an URI without having to explicitly define it in the JSON. Anyway, bots can again read the Swagger definition if they are not smart enough to detect an URL.
Swagger/OpenAPI are open standards allowing a lot of benefits from generating client to generating documentation. They benefit from a large set of tools built specifically for it. It is my standard of choice since it allows a clean separation between data and schemas while allowing developers to add their own value over it.
I have a lot of respect for people involved in standardization. Any standard should, at least, be considered when designing systems. But I keep for myself the right to choose the one fitting my needs/wills. I wouldn't use XML again, neither JSONX ;). Do not blindly follow standards but choose the one empowering you.
I like Swagger because it is clear and light. It is like JavaScript: it helps reaching your goal without creating barriers. To be honest, I'm not that optimist about the OpenAPI initiative. I fear it takes a direction that is not compatible anymore with my concerns. But, maybe, another standard will come to rule all of them.
Finally, keep in mind that using standards is not the only way to go. Innovating often means the opposite. There are plenty of examples out there but let me cite the last one that just blown my mind and led me to reconsider, once again, a rock solid certitude:
So much devs refers to practices as ugly or conceptually weird when real measurement of systems is efficiency on the short and long run.
— Nicolas Froidure (@nfroidure) 18 février 2017


Contains classes necessary to generate the tree structured table elements
Also provides a class for managing shared style for coloring table rows, TableColor, which is used by a generic RowBackGruondColorMethod in AbstractWebPage and also in SyslogUtil.


Decimal representation
An decimal representation is a number written using Base 10. Each digit may have only one of 10 possible values (0 through 9). The decimal number system is the most familiar and widely used among humans; computers tend to use binary representations internally, and programmers are often work with hexadecimal and octal representations.
Appending a zero to the right-hand side of a decimal representation multiplies it by 10.


Steel industry waits for economic boom despite Trump tariffs
by Frank MilesPresident Trump pledged to rejuvenate the steel industry during his campaign, which had helped him win votes in the 2016 election in such key states as Ohio, Pennsylvania and Wisconsin. However, those states are largely continuing to wait for an economic boom.
Last year, Trump moved to tax imported steel — to raise steel prices — which threatened to hurt the legions of U.S. manufacturers that depend on steel.
Trump’s 25 percent tariffs, as The Associated Press reported, have done little for the people they were supposed to help.
TRUMP ANNOUNCES INCREASED TARIFFS ON CHINA IN LATEST TRADE WAR SALVO
This past January, Trump tweeted: "Tariffs on the 'dumping' of Steel in the United States have totally revived our Steel Industry... A BIG WIN FOR U.S."
The industry has added 1,800 jobs since February 2018, the month before the tariffs took effect. That would represent rounding error in a job market of 152 million and over a period when U.S. companies overall added nearly 4 million workers. Steelmakers have employed 10,000 fewer people than they did five years ago.
“Even with these very high tariffs, the industry has not been able to take advantage,” said Christine McDaniel, a senior research fellow at Mercatus Center, an economic think tank at George Mason University.
“It seems like it kind of backfired,” Mark Perry, a scholar at the conservative American Enterprise Institute, told the AP. “Any kind of revitalization of U.S. steel just hasn’t happened.”
For the first few months after Trump’s tariffs took effect, steel prices did rise.
The price of a metric ton of hot rolled band steel hit $1,006 in July 2018, according to the SteelBenchmarker website, which tracks steel prices.
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Since then, it has plunged to $557 — lower than before the tariffs.
“Over time, (pricing has) come down, down, down, down, down,” said Mark Lash, president of United Steelworkers Local 1066 in Gary, Indiana, which represents about 1,400 workers at US Steel’s plant there. “It’s not where it was when the tariffs were announced.”
The Associated Press contributed to this report.


Issues
| # | Summary | Product | Status | Kind | When |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2142 |
Consider replacing tweets feature with deeper Twitter integration |
wincent.com | closed | feature request | Created , updated |
| 2141 |
Create a JavaScript version of the wikitext gem |
wikitext | open | feature request | |
| 2140 |
Replace "permalink" links with linked dates |
wincent.com | closed | feature request | Created , updated |
| 2139 |
Can't moderate issues as ham any more |
wincent.com | closed | bug | Created , updated |
| 2138 |
Synergy with Spotify or Pandora? |
Synergy | closed | feature request | Created , updated |
| 2137 |
Check Command-T for Ruby 2.1.0 compatibility |
Command-T | closed | feature request | Created , updated |
| 2136 |
Check wikitext for Ruby 2.1.0 compatibility |
wikitext | closed | feature request | Created , updated |
| 2135 |
Does not compile on my system |
Command-T | closed | bug | Created , updated |
| 2134 |
Twitter integration bombing out due to upstream cert changes |
wincent.com | closed | bug | Created , updated |
| 2133 |
Evaluation of PROCESSOR_COUNT during build time is wrong |
Command-T | closed | bug | Created , updated |


AdaBelief
(params
, lr
=0.001
, betas
=(0.9, 0.999)
, eps
=1e-08
, weight_decay
=0
, amsgrad
=False
, weight_decouple
=False
, fixed_decay
=False
, rectify
=False
) :: Optimizer
Implements AdaBelief algorithm. Modified from Adam in PyTorch
Arguments:
params (iterable): iterable of parameters to optimize or dicts defining
parameter groups
lr (float, optional): learning rate (default: 1e-3)
betas (Tuple[float, float], optional): coefficients used for computing
running averages of gradient and its square (default: (0.9, 0.999))
eps (float, optional): term added to the denominator to improve
numerical stability (default: 1e-8)
weightdecay (float, optional): weight decay (L2 penalty) (default: 0)
amsgrad (boolean, optional): whether to use the AMSGrad variant of this
algorithm from the paper On the Convergence of Adam and Beyond
(default: False)
weight_decouple (boolean, optional): ( default: False) If set as True, then
the optimizer uses decoupled weight decay as in AdamW
fixed_decay (boolean, optional): (default: False) This is used when weight_decouple
is set as True.
When fixeddecay == True, the weight decay is performed as
$W{new} = W{old} - W{old} \times decay$.
When fixed_decay == False, the weight decay is performed as
$W{new} = W{old} - W_{old} \times decay \times lr$. Note that in this case, the
weight decay ratio decreases with learning rate (lr).
rectify (boolean, optional): (default: False) If set as True, then perform the rectified
update similar to RAdam
reference: AdaBelief Optimizer, adapting stepsizes by the belief in observed gradients
NeurIPS 2020 Spotlight


PICTURE BRIDE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 7.6
U.S. Availability: limited release beginning 4/28/95 Running Length: 1:30 MPAA Classification: PG-13 (Mature themes, brief nudity)
Starring: Youki Kudoh, Akira Takayama, Tamlyn Tomita, Cary-Hiroyuki Tagawa, Toshiro Mifune Director: Kayo Hatta Producers: Lisa Onodera Screenplay: Kayo Hatta and Mari Hatta based on a story by Kayo Hatta, Mari Hatta, and Diana Mei Lin Mark Cinematography: Claudio Rocha Music: Mark Adler Released by Miramax Films In English and Japanese with subtitles
At the beginning of the 20th century, Hawaii's economy was dominated by the output of its sugar cane plantations. To boost production, plantation owners imported workers from China, Japan, Korea, the Philippines, and other countries. Men arrived in droves, with illusions of getting rich. Reality, of course, was far from the dream, and the immigrant workers had little choice but to accept their lot and limit their expectations to what was realistic. So, instead of wealth, they sought the comfort and stability of a family. Attaining even this modest goal proved difficult, however, as Hawaii lacked an abundance of available women. The eventual solution was the concept of the "photo marriage"--arranged matches established through photographs and letters sent between the plantation workers and their prospective partners across the sea.
More than 20,000 picture brides came to Hawaii between 1907 and 1924, primarily from Japan and Korea. Most were young and, armed only with a photograph of their intended groom, they arrived to find hardship and disillusionment. In person, the men often bore little resemblance to their black-and-white representations, and the day-to-day work that awaited the new wives was grueling. City girls especially had a hard time coping.
Writer/director Kayo Hatta spent five years researching stories of the picture brides, and at one point considered producing a documentary rather than a feature. In the end, however, she blended real-life anecdotes with historical facts to form what is, in essence, a simple love story. Hatta tells her tale with a heartfelt sincerity that comes across on the screen, and the Hawaii of the early 1900s is realistically portrayed. PICTURE BRIDE has its faults, but artifice and melodrama are not among them.
The title character is Riyo (Youki Kudoh), a 16-year old girl from Yokohama who has come to Hawaii to escape her past and begin a new future with Matsuji (Akira Takayama). When she first meets her husband- to-be, she is shocked: the aging plantation worker barely resembles the young man in her photograph. Somewhat shamefacedly, Matsuji admits that he didn't have a good recent likeness, so he sent one taken a long time ago.
The marriage starts on shaky ground. Riyo will not sleep with Matsuji, and thinks of nothing but earning the money to return to Japan. With wages of about $11 a month, however, raising the necessary $300 seems an impossible task. And, as Matsuji informs her, "After a while you think of the homeland less and less. Going back to Japan becomes an old dream." Kana (Tamlyn Tomita), a veteran worker of the cane fields who also came to Hawaii as a picture bride, befriends Riyo and attempts to bring a little harmony to her unsettled marriage.
With a congenial tone and fresh historical backdrop, PICTURE BRIDE maintains a pleasing balance between sweetness and poignancy. Hatta has used a group of talented actors who grace this film with strong, restrained performances. There is even a cameo by the legendary Toshiro Mifune. The photography, by LIKE WATER FOR CHOCOLATE cinematographer Claudio Rocha, shows off Hawaii, both the cane fields and the "real paradise", to its best advantage.
Character development is uneven. Through much of PICTURE BRIDE, we feel like we're viewing the story rather than experiencing it. We understand the motives of Riyo, Matsuji, and Kana, but moments of intimate identification are rare. Hatta's tale is designed primarily as a series of narrative scenes; there aren't many sequences that reduce the distance between the inhabitants of the film and those watching it. There are times when the story moves almost too quickly.
Like THE JOY LUCK CLUB, PICTURE BRIDE depicts the struggle of a strong-willed, female Asian-American protagonist. As an attempt to re- create a segment of Hawaii's colorful history, this film is extremely effective. As a love story, it is only marginally less so. You don't have to be of Asian descent to appreciate the difficulties of bridging the gap between Riyo and Matsuji. For Kayo Hatta, PICTURE BRIDE represents a satisfying culmination to a labor of love.
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Before Change
self.assertEqual(unit.output_type, type(outputs[0]))
def testDrumsExtractor(self):
quantized_sequence = sequences_lib.QuantizedSequence()
quantized_sequence.steps_per_quarter = 1
testing_lib.add_quantized_track_to_sequence(
quantized_sequence, 0,
[(12, 100, 2, 4), (11, 1, 6, 7), (12, 1, 6, 8)],
is_drum=True)
After Change
self.assertEqual(unit.output_type, type(outputs[0]))
def testDrumsExtractor(self):
note_sequence = common_testing_lib.parse_test_proto(
music_pb2.NoteSequence,
time_signatures: {
numerator: 4
denominator: 4}
tempos: {
qpm: 60})
testing_lib.add_track_to_sequence(
note_sequence, 0,
[(12, 100, 2, 4), (11, 1, 6, 7), (12, 1, 6, 8)],
is_drum=True)
testing_lib.add_track_to_sequence(
note_sequence, 1,
[(12, 127, 2, 4), (14, 50, 6, 8)])
quantized_sequence = sequences_lib.quantize_note_sequence(
note_sequence, steps_per_quarter=1)
expected_events = [
[NO_DRUMS, NO_DRUMS, DRUMS(12), NO_DRUMS, NO_DRUMS, NO_DRUMS,
DRUMS(11, 12)]]
expected_drum_tracks = []


Set Header Command
TODO
Should send given request header
When following fixture is executed:
/hello
application/json
Then request has been sent to
/hello
with header
Accept
equal to
application/json


THE FAN
A film review by Michael Dequina
Copyright 1996 Michael Dequina
(R) *** (out of ****)
As shown in Taxi Driver, The King of Comedy, and Cape Fear, Robert DeNiro has nailed down the psycho stalker bit cold. As if he needed to prove it again, DeNiro plays--rather well, I might add--the titular stalker in the new thriller The Fan. While not quite as inspired as the work of its lead, Tony Scott's film is an entertaining piece of work, if not the most original.
Gil Renard's (DeNiro) life is in ruins--he's about to be let go from the sporting knife company is father created, and his wife (Patti D'Arbanville Quinn) won't let him see his son. While everything crashes around him, Gil holds on even more tightly to the one thing that's kept him relatively sane--San Francisco Giants baseball. Ironically, it is also what drives him over the edge, for he becomes obsessed with helping his favorite Giant, highly-paid outfielder Bobby Rayburn (Wesley Snipes), come out of a slump.
Despite fine work from the always-great Snipes, Ellen Barkin (as a tough sports radio host), and, surprisingly, John Leguizamo (appropriately oily as Bobby's agent), this is DeNiro's movie all the way. The territory is quite familiar for him, and as such his work can't help but feel somewhat derivative--the geeky, deluded Gil is a variation of The King of Comedy's Rupert Pupkin. But to make him Pupkineque is a wise choice; Gil, while always somewhat on the edge, comes off as a regular guy--passionate about his likes and dislikes, somewhat overconfident at times, but not nearly as cool as he thinks he is. When Gil does finally lose it, DeNiro doesn't chew the scenery; he remains rather calm, an appropriate acting choice that conveys Gil's feeling of justification for his actions--and, in the process, appears more menacing and more human.
However, the human angle in the latter part of the film comes exclusively from DeNiro, for Phoef Sutton's script doesn't follow the same line. Sutton effectively humanizes Gil in the film's first half, showing how a borderline personality is finally driven to insanity by the turmoil of outside events. But when he crosses that line, all of that goes out the window. There's no more empathizing with Gil, only fear of what he's become--a murderous psycho. It is to DeNiro's credit, and director Scott's, that Gil manages to come off as more. Sutton does manage to work in a great bit near the end of the film where Bobby asks Gil what he wants from him, and, after a moment of pondering, Gil can't come up with an answer. In that brief moment, Sutton vividly shows the absurdity of the stalker mentality.
The biggest problem of The Fan isn't the writing--it's the theatrical trailer, which gives pretty much the whole film away. Director Scott must be commended for making a brisk, stylish film that still manages to create some suspense, even if a number of the plot points were divulged in the trailer. It's not especially scary, but it does entertain, and that's the bottom line.
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Jude (1996) A film review by Scott Renshaw Copyright 1996 Scott Renshaw
Grade: B- // Worth a Matinee
(Gramercy)
Director: Michael Winterbottom. Screenplay: Hossein Amini. Director of Photography: Eduardo Serra. Producer: Andrew Eaton.
MPAA Rating: R (sexual situations, nudity, violence) Running Time: 121 minutes.
Reviewed by Scott Renshaw.
If JUDE strikes you as not at all typical of what you expect when you think about films based on "classic British novels," it is only because it is quite faithful to its source material in its subject matter. Thomas Hardy's _Jude the Obscure_ was one of the most controversial novels of its time, one which inspired outraged reaction against its portrayal of adultery, atheism and marital sexuality. JUDE's still-relevant theme of the consequences of non-conformity make it a natural for cinematic treatment, and Michael Winterbottom has directed a beautifully filmed and beautifully acted adaptation. It is somewhat unfortunate, then, that JUDE is so true to the narrative thrust of Hardy's novel yet falls short in plumbing its thematic depths.
Christopher Eccleston stars as Jude Fawley, a working class Englishman of the late 1890s who is inspired by his schoolmaster Richard Phillotson (Liam Cunningham) to dreams of becoming university-educated. While teaching himself the classics, Jude works as a stone-mason, but he is distracted from his plans by Arabella (Rachel Griffiths), a farmer's daughter he marries when he believes he has gotten her pregnant. The marriage is not made in heaven, however, and Arabella leaves Jude, allowing him to return to his educational pursuits in the university town of Christminster. There Jude meets his cousin Sue Bridehead (Kate Winslet), a beautiful but highly unconventional young woman who becomes Jude's close friend. The friendship grows into something more, but the circumstances of their lives contrive to keep them apart, and produce terrible consequences when they reject societal expectations.
It is often a kind of critical laziness to tick off discrepancies between a film and its source material, but in the case of JUDE certain omissions create gaps of logic. Hossein Amini's script does a largely superb job of selecting where to condense scenes and delete sub-plots, losing little relevant narrative information, but there are problems with the development of character motivations. Both Arabella and Phillotson are reduced to minor supporting players, and we don't understand enough about what their decisions mean to the story. One pivotal sequence focuses on Jude's young son, who acts in a manner dependent on Hardy's characterization of him as almost supernaturally mature and fatalistic. Ross Colvin Turnbull, the young actor who plays Little Jude, can't quite muster that quality, and his actions, while startling, don't seem plausible. Lost also are many of the contradictory facets of Sue's personality, particularly her almost phobic aversion to sex.
That is not to slight Winslet's performance, which is captivating. She makes Sue a vibrant, intelligent object of desire, a woman who refuses to accept the roles anyone else imposes on her, and the force of her spirit makes her fate all the more tragic. Eccleston is impressive as well as Jude, whose pursuit of his dreams results in a series of disappointments but not in the breaking of his will. Both are well directed by Winterbottom, who gives JUDE a kinetic energy, though his rush to include all the critical events in the story might leave you a bit dizzy. Also outstanding is the cinematography of Eduardo Serra, both in the stark black-and-white of the prologue and in the muted colors of the body of the film.
JUDE is certainly effective film-making, but it could have been more _affecting_. This is a story of people challenging the social order at their own peril, and once Winterbottom establishes that fact, JUDE is quite compelling. It simply takes a terribly long time for him to establish that fact, and as a result JUDE is an appealing but fairly conventional star-crossed love story for much of its two hours. Winslet and Eccleston are always able to make you care about whether or not Sue and Jude will find happiness, but Amini and Winterbottom should have been able to build the understanding that it was impossible. There are enough powerful moments and intriguing performances in JUDE to hold your interest, and the story still feels daring a century removed from its publication. There is just that small missing link that leaves JUDE's fundamental tragedy a bit too obscure.
On the Renshaw scale of 0 to 10 faint Hardys: 6.
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