Congratulations to @h0bby1. In addition to your post earning $150 You’re also getting an additional 50 SBD from me!!! (You didn’t put the post in the comments, so I missed the resteem window otherwise I would have done that too!)
Here’s the winning post on the basics of Linux!
https://steemit.com/linux/@h0bby1/basics-of-linux-operating-system-101
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I’m going to send this link off to steemshelves through @rhondak and you’re officially in the MSPL!!!
Next Contest: HTML
Let’s keep this baby rolling! We’re trying to help people become developers and provide some posts that will encourage them. Before we get to actually coding on the block chain let’s get some basic programming stuff in the library. I’m running a contest to write about coding so we can build a library about it (everything gets archived at steemshelves.com). The best post will get 50 SBD from me, archived in the library, resteemed, and probably some fat post rewards on it’s own.
What we’re looking for here is for you to make a post that covers some of the basics of writing in HTML. It’s eventually meant to help people build and design applications for the Steemit blockchain, so while you’re writing please keep that in mind.
You can use @h0bby1’s guide as a starting point. I’d ask that you consider adding a video as well. But just walk us through HTML.
If you write a post, tag it with MSPL, and link it in the comments in here. I’ll resteem it, so even if you don’t win the contest you’ll get some sweet exposure (and I have some good whales who would be happy to support someone on a topic like this that follow me).
So, HMTL basics, write like you’re talking to a total noob (more advanced stuff later), tell us where HTML is a good fit, and walk us through the some of the starting commands, link the post you make in the comments below, and you have a good shot at sitting 50 SBD + post rewards richer.
Good Luck!
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The Simpsons is an American animated sitcom created by Matt Groening for the Fox Broadcasting Company.[1][2][3] The series is a satirical depiction of working-class life, epitomized by the Simpson family, which consists of Homer, Marge, Bart, Lisa, and Maggie. The show is set in the fictional town of Springfield and parodies American culture and society, television, and the human condition. The family was conceived by Groening shortly before a solicitation for a series of animated shorts with producer James L. Brooks. Groening created a dysfunctional family and named the characters after his own family members, substituting Bart for his own name. The shorts became a part of The Tracey Ullman Show on April 19, 1987. After three seasons, the sketch was developed into a half-hour prime time show and became Fox's first series to land in the Top 30 ratings in a season (1989–90).


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I have written two articles to explain how to calculate estimated account value.
- How to calculate estimated account value: Part One / 如何计算账户估值：第一部分
- How to calculate estimated account value: Part Two / 如何计算账户估值：第二部分
Although in fact that it is very simple, but it seems too technical for new users. So, in this article, I’d like to introduce a simple tool written by me. Using it, you can easily check wallet assets and also can accurately calculate the estimated account value for any account, you or your friends.
The URL & Interface
Like all the other tools I’ve written, I’m not good at UI design, so it looks as ugly as ever.
http://steemit.serviceuptime.net/check_eav.php
Just input the account name you want to check, then press Return or click Check Button, you will get the results.
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This tool will read all assets of the input account, report them, and then give a summarize.
The assets include following items:
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For example, the results of my account:
Using steemit, You can not obtain the items in the red box for other accounts, but my tool can.
I also added a feature to remind the user if there are rewards to be claimed. In such a situation, the page will display a highlighted text: You have rewards to be claimed.
For example, the check results of LAODR Tea House public account: laodr
Are you curious about your estimated account value? Or, curious about estimated account value of your friends? Or, you want to see if you have rewards to be claimed? Check it Now!
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之前用了两篇文章讲述如何计算账户估值，尽管其实很简单，但是新用户往往一头雾水。所以做了个小工具，来检查账户估值，一方面可以让大家用用，另一方面也是验证一下自己前边文章的结论。
贴图中红框内的部分，都是你查别人查不到的内容哦。
为了方便大家，我还特意加了个收益提醒功能，当有收益需要收取时，会显示一条高亮文本: You have rewards to be claimed.
想知道自己或朋友的账户估值？或者想看看自己有没有收益需要收取？快来查查吧。
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Elizabeth
Directed by Shekhar Kapur
Written by Michael Hirst
Starring Cate Blanchett, Geoffrey Rush, Joseph Finnes, Richard Attenborough, and Christopher Eccleston
As Reviewed by James Brundage
Of all of the things that Whoopi Goldberg said at the Academy Awards, outrageous, often unfunny, and definitely uncreative as s most of them were, the one most true was her opening. Her opening stated, while she was dressed in full Elizabethan regalia, that `this is a year about movies made to honor me.'
Elizabeth is one of the two movies with the Virgin Queen (hah!) of England in them, the other, and far better one being Shakespeare in Love. It follows Elizabeth, portrayed by a much thinner Cate Blanchett, through being a princess to being the target of multiple assassination attempts to eventually marrying herself to England.
I will grant the film a point of merit on the account that, in my four years of work as a film critic, I have never once watched a political thriller set in the 16th century. I will also grant it a few kudos on performances, on costumes, on lighting, cinematography, and rather skilled direction all together. But, please, Best Picture?
Normally, when viewing the nominations for the awards, some of them (i.e. Sound F/Xs Editing and Special F/Xs) have only three nominees, three films which were judged to be the best. Why can't they do Best Picture the same way? This year we deserved tie between Saving Private Ryan, Shakespeare in Love, and Life is Beautiful, three excellent films that all equally deserved the prize. However, as our shoo-in nominations we gave The Thin Red Line, a nod (which it didn't deserve, although I maintain my support of the film) and we also gave Elizabeth a tap on the shoulder.
I can understand The Thin Red Line. For one, it is a much better film. For two, it was directed by Terrance Malick, a man who is the J.D. Salinger (or Thomas Pynchon, if you prefer the truly postmodernist trend) of filmmaking. Here is a person who hasn't made a film in 20 years and still hasn't lost his touch. Counter this with the Shekhar Kapur, a man who has never made a film I have heard about much less seen. Not to say that a first major work of a director isn't always a bad thing (i.e. David Lynch, Jim Jarmush, Kevin Smith, Gus Van Sant), but please make it something that just doesn't ride Hollywood's latest binge of the costume drama.
I am not saying, mark you, that the film was bad. Far from it, it is actually one of the best films of the last year that I saw, but let us contrast this with the concept that, in order for a film to be nominated for Best Picture, it should display a mastery, not a plain old good job, of all aspects of filmmaking. Elizabeth, although featuring outstanding performances, falters on storyline. Were this political thriller set in modern day, with the same performances, I would review it terribly. However, it is not.
Elizabeth does have certain interesting qualities, which are the only aspects that make the film enjoyable. For one, it displays a brilliantly dark character in Geoffrey Rush's portrayal of Sir Francis Walsingham, a cold-blooded killer. Christopher Eccleston similarly gives an excellent performance of the `villain' of the film, although with a movie like Elizabeth, Mr. Hyde would seem like a nice guy.
The biggest flaws in the film are very simple, and the same mistake that A Perfect Murder made: all of the characters are so utterly unlikable that the story has no hold over you. Even knowing the ending (based on history), I personally wanted Elizabeth to get killed. It's not bad acting: the acting was great. It's bad parts.
 The writer, a no one named Michael Hirst, will be completely forgotten after this review. Aside from people like Stephen Zallian, no one knows who writes the movies, and thus this man will be forever forgotten for taking a movie that had excellent potential and sinking it like a submarine in `Battleship.'
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The UNID (the first part of the OID) universally identifies all copies of the same note.
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‘Tisoy’ retired as name of tropical cyclone
by By Ellalyn De Vera-RuizDestructive typhoon “Tisoy” (international name: Kammuri) will soon be retired by the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical and Astronomical Services Administration (PAGASA) from its list of tropical cyclone names due to the cyclone’s massive damage to infrastructure and agriculture.
Decommissioning names from the list of tropical cyclone names depends on the cost of damages to infrastructure and agriculture, which should amount to P1 billion and/or over 300 casualties, according to PAGASA weather specialist Ariel Rojas.
As of Monday, the amount of infrastructure and agricultural damage due to typhoon “Tisoy” has reached P4.589 billion. This was incurred in Central and Southern Luzon, Bicol Region, and Western Visayas.
Meanwhile, “Tisoy” left five people dead.
Considering that the amount of damage to agriculture and infrastructure exceeded P1 billion, Rojas said PAGASA will likely decommission or retire the name “Tisoy” from its list of tropical cyclone names.
So far, “Tisoy” is the only tropical cyclone that will be retired this year.
The decommissioning of “extraordinarily destructive storms” has been practiced by PAGASA since February 1979.
PAGASA’s list of tropical cyclone names consists of four sets of 25 names, with 10 auxillary or “reserved” names. In the event that the number of tropical cyclones within the year exceeds 25, an auxiliary list is used.
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when I was done maybe 20 minutes later I began to yell very loud at every one for no reason then I uncontrollably began to swing my arms. then my friend began to complain that if I did not calm down I would have to leave and at about this point I dont remember anything. after the experience was over my friends reported that I had lost my mind, they said that I was punching holes in the doors around his house which I later saw and that I was trying to rip a toilet from the ground wich unbeilevably I did almost succeed before I began to calm down a little bit.After it was all over I could not beileve what I had done my knuckles were scabed and very sore the next day and I never in my life had been this violent or careless and I remember that I could not control what I was doing nor could anyone else cause they had been too scared. All that I know is that I will never do pcp again for me it was too scarey yet weird of an experience to enjoy.
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Container Deployment¶
pgAdmin can be deployed in a container using the image at:
PostgreSQL Utilities¶
The PostgreSQL utilities pg_dump, pg_dumpall, pg_restore and psql are included in the container to allow backups to be created and restored and other maintenance functions to be executed. Multiple versions are included in the following directories to allow use with different versions of the database server:
PostgreSQL 9.4: /usr/local/pgsql-9.4
PostgreSQL 9.5: /usr/local/pgsql-9.5
PostgreSQL 9.6: /usr/local/pgsql-9.6
PostgreSQL 10: /usr/local/pgsql-10
PostgreSQL 11: /usr/local/pgsql-11
The most recent version of the utilities is used by default; this may be changed in the Preferences Dialog.
Environment Variables¶
The container will accept the following variables at startup:
PGADMIN_DEFAULT_EMAIL
This is the email address used when setting up the initial administrator account to login to pgAdmin. This variable is required and must be set at launch time.
PGADMIN_DEFAULT_PASSWORD
This is the password used when setting up the initial administrator account to login to pgAdmin. This variable is required and must be set at launch time.
PGADMIN_ENABLE_TLS
Default: <null>
If left un-set, the container will listen on port 80 for connections in plain text. If set to any value, the container will listen on port 443 for TLS connections.
When TLS is enabled, a certificate and key must be provided. Typically these should be stored on the host file system and mounted from the container. The expected paths are /certs/server.crt and /certs/server.key
PGADMIN_LISTEN_ADDRESS
Default: [::]
Specify the local address that the servers listens on. The default should work for most users - in IPv4-only environments, this may need to be set to <IP_ADDRESS>.
PGADMIN_LISTEN_PORT
Default: 80 or 443 (if TLS is enabled)
Allows the port that the server listens on to be set to a specific value rather than using the default.
GUNICORN_THREADS
Default: 25
Adjust the number of threads the Gunicorn server uses to handle incoming requests. This should typically be left as-is, except in highly loaded systems where it may be increased.
Mapped Files and Directories¶
The following files or directories can be mapped from the container onto the host machine to allow configuration to be customised and shared between instances:
/var/lib/pgadmin
This is the working directory in which pgAdmin stores session data, user files, configuration files, and it’s configuration database. Mapping this directory onto the host machine gives you an easy way to maintain configuration between
invocations of the container.
/pgadmin4/config_local.py
This file can be used to override configuration settings in pgAdmin. Settings found in config.py can be overridden with deployment specific values if required.
/pgadmin4/servers.json
If this file is mapped, server definitions found in it will be loaded at launch time. This allows connection information to be pre-loaded into the instance of pgAdmin in the container.
/certs/server.cert
If TLS is enabled, this file will be used as the servers TLS certificate.
/certs/server.key
If TLS is enabled, this file will be used as the key file for the servers TLS certificate.


Deleting and recreating visual elements on any change is expensive. That is one reason why D3 provides the Enter – Update – Exit pattern. As you have already heard D3 provides the method enter(), and there is also the exit()-function. Both control the interaction between data and HTML elements it is bound to.
Let's recap:
To see how the enter update exit pattern works, we now want to color all fruits green, which are new, and all updated ones red. All exit-elements should be removed. Then we want to merge the enter and update elements and add them a black border.
First we have to select the fruits from before and bind the new data to it. Here it is very important that we set a key as second parameter, which D3 needs to identify and compare the objects.
let fruitsUpdate = diagram.selectAll("circle")
.data(newData, d => d.name)
Then we have to define the enter, merge and exit selections.
let fruitsEnter = fruitsUpdate.enter()
.append("circle")
let fruitsMerge = fruitsUpdate.merge(fruitsEnter)
let fruitsExit = fruitsUpdate.exit()
And then we can add all the changes for the elements:
fruitsEnter
.attr("fill","green")
fruitsMerge
.attr("cy",100)
.attr("cx",(d,i) => scaleX(d.weight))
.attr("r", d => d.size)
.attr("stroke-width","2")
.attr("stroke","black")
.on("mouseover",fruitOver)
.on("mouseout",fruitOut)
fruitsUpdate
.attr("fill","red")
fruitsExit.remove();
So now take a look at what happens, when you change the data:


jsonObjectHandler
public static void jsonObjectHandler(com.google.gson.stream.JsonReader _reader)
throws java.io.IOException
This method handles an Object. Consume the first token which is BEGIN_OBJECT.
The Object could exist either an array or non array tokens.
Peek() is used to find out the type of the next token without actually consuming it.
This example invokes the handler the full Json Object. The first token in JsonToken.BEGIN_OBJECT => always true.
Usage Example:
JsonReader _reader = new JsonReader(new StringReader(json));
jsonObjectHandler(_reader);
- Parameters:
_reader
-
- Throws:
java.io.IOException


This chart displays the top-10 names chose for African-American female babies in New York City in 2009


Adventures into Cambodia...
Getting from Thailand to Cambodia was quite the adventure.
We woke up super early to catch the 5:50am train from Bangkok to Aranyaprathet, which is the town on the Thailand side of the border.
The train ride itself, although pretty long and incredibly slow (six hours to go about 250km), was actually nice. Really cheap, too - $1.65 CAD each. It had pretty scenery and didn't start getting too hot until we were getting closer to Aranyaprathet. No AC, just open windows and a fan. Lots of people only got on for a stop or two (to go to the market or bring some vegetables back home). We saw some interesting packages, but none of the quintessential chickens. Very few people stayed on with us the whole way from Bangkok to Aranyaprathet.
After you get off the train, you have to figure out how to avoid the mountain of scams that arise before you. We researched this a lot online before we left so that we'd be prepared and know what to do and not to do once we got here.
The tuk tuk scams start as soon as you get off the train. Basically they will try to get you to buy a visa through them, which involves a long drawn-out process, more money than it should, and the possibility of you having to visit all of their friends' shops/restaurant/massage parlours/etc. before you are finally taken to the border. The best thing to do is just ignore all of them and take a songthaew, or tell them you already have a visa, in which case they should take you straight to the border and then go look for a less-informed forigner. We took a songthaew from the train to the border so that we didn't have to deal with this.
Once you get to the border, you have to avoid even more people that are trying to sell you a visa. Same as the tuk tuks, just ignore them or tell them you already have one. Then you have to exit Thailand. This is pretty simple, and just involves going into a building and standing in a long line.
After you are out of Thailand, you're in the land of casinos! Avoid the guy telling you that you need to fill out a health form - you don't.
This is where you can now get your Cambodian visa. AFTER you've left Thailand - that's really the key to the whole process. The scam here though is that the border guards want a 100 baht bribe. Despite the official sign on the wall saying that it's $20 USD, there's also a paper "sign" written in bubble letters saying $20 + 100 baht. We managed to talk our way out of it and only had to pay the $20 each, but the guards looked quite disappointed. We were a little scared to take a picture of it, but this blog we read beforehand drew a replica picture of it afterwards and it looks pretty much the same:
You need a passport photo each for the visa, but if you don't have one they just take another 100 baht bribe. We just took a photocopy of our passport we had, and cut out our photos!
Finally you get the visa, and you walk past all the casinos to the Cambodian entry. You have to fill out another form and then stand in a another super long line, where you have to give your fingerprints before being granted entry.
Once you're finally in Cambodia, you have a few options on how to get from Poipet (the Cambodian border town) to Siem Reap (where we were headed) - or to Phnom Penh if you're going there instead. You can take the "free shuttle" that everyone is trying to get you on, which takes you to the "tourist bus station", and then get on a bus from there. You can also arrange your own transport by taking a shared taxi (they cram up to 7 people into the one car, and wait until it fills up before leaving), paying for a whole taxi, or walking a bit until you get to other buses. The area around the border is controlled by the cartel, so only their modes of transport are allowed within a certain distance.
We decided to go for the "free shuttle", which is a bit scammy and is also run by the cartel, but reading about it online it seemed safe enough and likely just as cheap. Once you're at the bus station, you can board a bus to Siem Reap for $9. We had to wait about an hour before there was enough people to leave.
The ride to Siem Reap is supposed to take two hours, but an hour and a half in we had to stop for a "half hour toilet and dinner break", which turned into over an hour. Only a few people actually ordered any food... most of us just wanted to get to Siem Reap after our long day of travel.
In Siem Reap, the bus drops you off at a bus station out of town, and you have to negotiate with the tuk tuk drivers there in order to get a ride to your hotel.


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In the third phase, you will see the the actions chosen by your active connections and the points you get in
the current round.
The image below illustrates the screen you will see in Phase 3. The numbers explain what each element means.
1. The border of each player's external symbol shows the action that player chose.
2. Summary of the choices you made and the points you get.
To calculate your points count
how many of your active connections you coordinate with (including yourself), multiply that number by 4 or
6 (depending on your group and the action you chose), and then subtract the number of connections you
proposed multiplied by 2 (the cost of each proposal). This is illustrated in the two examples below.
Example 1: In the illustratin on the right, you are player 3, assigned to the group circle.
You chose action Up and coordinated with 1 of your active connections. So you have 2
coordinations (one with yourself and one with player 7), and they are multiplied by 6 (because
your group is circle and you chose Up). So you gain 12 points.
You proposed 4 connections (to players 2, 4, 5 and 7), each costs 2 points, so you pay 8
points. In total, you get 12-8= 4 points in this round.
Example 2: In the illustratin on the right, you are player 3, assigned to the group circle.
You chose action Down and coordinated with 2 of your active connections. So you have 3
coordinations (one with yourself and one with players 4 and 5), and they are multiplied by 4 (because
your group is circle and you chose Down). So you gain 12 points.
You proposed 4 connections (to players 2, 4, 5 and 7), each costs 2 points, so you pay 8
points. In total, you get 12-8= 4 points in this round.
1. Question here?
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Well, after July’s Lake District disappointment, I’ve had a fairly hectic time. A little biking, a quick foray up Snowdon (without knee pain!) provided false confidence in my knee. Hence I went up to the Lake District a few weeks ago, attempting the Buttermere circuit - Red Pike to Haystacks to Fleetwith Pike. However, descending High Crag, the knee pain came back. This time, two osteopaths staying at the Buttermere YHA advised me to formally see an osteopath to confirm and treat a suspected lateral collateral ligament. So I did, visited a sports physio / osteopath in Tamworth last night that actually diagnosed IT Band syndrome. So, hopefully, a bit of massage, icing and ultrasound will hopefully see me back to fighting / walking / wildcamping health again. About time too, not been in the Laser Comp for about 5 months!!! Anyhow, hopefully upload some pics and a little text from next weeks trip to Cornwall…


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Weight Class |
Bodyweight |
Squat |
Bench |
Deadlift |
Total |
Wilks |
Date |
Competition |
Edit |
Delete |
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@record.weightClass |
@record.bodyweight |
@record.squat |
@record.bench |
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@record.total |
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Overview
| Syllable | Main class |
| Syllable_Cache_FileAbstract | Defines the Cache strategy interface Create your own caching strategy to store the hyphenation and patterns arrays in the location you want. i.e. from a database or remote server. |
| Syllable_Cache_Json | Single-file cache using JSON format to encode data |
| Syllable_Cache_Serialized | Single-file cache using PHP-native serialization to encode data |
| Syllable_Hyphen_Dash | |
| Syllable_Hyphen_Entity | |
| Syllable_Hyphen_Soft | |
| Syllable_Hyphen_Text | |
| Syllable_Hyphen_ZeroWidthSpace | |
| Syllable_Source_File | Default language strategy tries to load TeX files from a relative path to the class sourcefile. |
| Syllable_Cache_Interface | Defines the Cache strategy interface Create your own caching strategy to store the hyphenation and patterns arrays in the location you want. i.e. from a database or remote server. |
| Syllable_Hyphen_Interface | |
| Syllable_Source_Interface | Defines the interface for Language strategies. Create your own language strategy to load the TeX files from a different source. i.e. filenaming system, database or remote server. |
| Syllable_autoloader | phpSyllable Splits up text into syllables and/or hyphenates text according to TeXbook language rules. |