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List
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Imap
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Impact
Import
Mass
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In
Out
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Out
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Info
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Report
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Solution
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Description
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Contact
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Certification
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Deactivation
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Menu
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Location
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Metadata
My
CompanyCOORole
My
Company
Controller
Role
My
Company
Dispatch
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My
Company
Duty
Manager
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My
Company
President
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My
Company
Service
Manager
Role
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Reference
Notification
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Contact
Opportunity
Note
Opportunity
Priority
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Opportunity
Probability
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Opportunity
Rating
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Opportunity
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Opportunity
Sales
Role
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Opportunity
Stage
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Stage
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Opportunity
Status
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Reference
Opportunity
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Conversion
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Conversion
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Conversion
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Opportunity
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Reference
Order
Order
Status
Order
Status
Email
Template
Order
Status
Email
Template
Reference
Order
Status
Notification
Order
Status
Reference
Ownership
Type
Ownership
Type
Reference
Parsing
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Parsing
Variable
Patch
Operation
Payment
Payment
Method
Reference
Payment
Type
Phase
Status
Reference
Portal
Configuration
Invoice
Setup
Portal
Configuration
Opportunity
Setup
Portal
Configuration
Password
Email
Setup
Portal
Configuration
Payment
Processor
Portal
Configuration
Payment
Processor
Reference
Portal
Configuration
Reference
Portal
Report
Portal
Security
Portal
Security
Level
Portal
Security
Setting
Pricing
Detail
Pricing
Schedule
Pricing
Schedule
Reference
Priority
Priority
Reference
Product
Category
Reference
Product
Component
Product
Item
Reference
Product
Picking
Shipping
Detail
Product
Reference
Product
Sub
Category
Reference
Product
Type
Exemption
Product
Type
Reference
Project
Board
Reference
Project
Contact
Project
Manager
Project
Note
Project
Phase
Reference
Project
Reference
Project
Role
Reference
Project
Security
Role
Project
Status
Project
Status
Reference
Project
Team
Member
Project
Type
Project
Type
Reference
Purchase
Order
Purchase
Order
Line
Item
Purchase
Order
Reference
Purchase
Order
Status
Purchase
Order
Status
Email
Template
Purchase
Order
Status
Email
Template
Reference
Purchase
Order
Status
Notification
Purchase
Order
Status
Reference
Relationship
Reference
Reminder
Reference
Report
Report
Card
Report
Card
Detail
Report
Card
Reference
Report
Data
Response
Reporting
Service
Request
Password
Request
Rma
Action
Rma
Disposition
Rma
Status
Rma
Status
Email
Template
Rma
Status
Email
Template
Reference
Rma
Status
Notification
Rma
Status
Reference
Role
SLAPriority
SLAReference
Sales
Activity
Sales
Probability
Sales
Quota
Sales
Team
Sales
Team
Member
Sales
Team
Reference
Schedule
Color
Schedule
Detail
Schedule
Entry
Schedule
Entry
Reference
Schedule
Reminder
Time
Schedule
Span
Reference
Schedule
Status
Schedule
Status
Reference
Schedule
Type
Schedule
Type
Reference
Security
Role
Security
Role
Reference
Service
Code
Reference
Service
Email
Template
Reference
Service
Item
Reference
Service
Location
Reference
Service
Manger
Service
Note
Service
Signoff
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Service
Source
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Service
Status
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Service
Sub
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Reference
Service
Survey
Service
Survey
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Option
Service
Survey
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Service
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Setup
Screen
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Sic
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Site
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Skill
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Source
State
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Status
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Survey
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System
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Tax
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Ticket
Merge
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Time
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Time
Entry
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Time
Expense
Time
Period
Time
Period
Setup
Defaults
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Period
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Time
Sheet
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Time
Zone
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Zone
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Time
Zone
Setup
Time
Zone
Setup
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Today
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Category
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Track
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Unit
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Unit
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Usage
User
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Field
Option
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Field
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Validate
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Request
Validate
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Response
Validation
Error
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Warehouse
Bin
Warehouse
Bin
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Warehouse
Reference
Work
Role
Work
Role
Exemption
Work
Role
Location
Work
Role
Reference
Work
Type
External
Integration
Reference
Work
Type
Reference
Workflow
Action
Workflow
Action
Automate
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About ASIDE.IO
About
ASIDE.IO is A Salesforce IDE that is fast, free, and always available. It is full-featured and supports the entire Salesforce development cycle from writing code, to running unit tests, querying/managing data, and deploying the resulting application.
There is no download required to start using ASIDE.IO, it lives in the cloud and is happy to be up there. Having Salesforce development tools in the cloud is a natural extension of the code and compiler being stored there. Eliminating a dependency on local workspaces of code already stored in the cloud reduces save conflicts and lost code because you are working against the source and not a copy of it.
ASIDE.IO is not the product of a company; it has been designed, developed, and maintained solely by me, Phil Rymek (Twitter, LinkedIn, GitHub), as my hobby project over the course of many years. I sincerely hope you like it and thank you for using it.
There is no download required to start using ASIDE.IO, it lives in the cloud and is happy to be up there. Having Salesforce development tools in the cloud is a natural extension of the code and compiler being stored there. Eliminating a dependency on local workspaces of code already stored in the cloud reduces save conflicts and lost code because you are working against the source and not a copy of it.
ASIDE.IO is not the product of a company; it has been designed, developed, and maintained solely by me, Phil Rymek (Twitter, LinkedIn, GitHub), as my hobby project over the course of many years. I sincerely hope you like it and thank you for using it.
History
Created in early 2012, ASIDE.IO started off as a simple experiment. I wanted to know if you could execute Apex code from Apex code, similar to JavaScript’s eval function. After a bit of research I found out it was possible by calling Force.com APIs to execute anonymous from Apex code.
From here the next logical step for me was to throw a UI on top of my shiny new Apex eval function. It didn’t take long for me to find the amazing ACE Editor and hook it up to the code I had written. While crude, the result was exciting, and invigorated me to see what else I could create. From here d3v (pronounced “dev”, as in “developer”) was born, a Visualforce page that had some basic functionality to aid me in my daily tasks.
As d3v gained more functionality, I had a blast using and building it, but wanted to open it up to a larger audience. At this point Salesforce had acquired Heroku so it seemed like the logical place for me to host d3v. From here there was a long transition process as I ported d3v over to Heroku, translated an Apex backend into Ruby, and opened d3v up to the public.
Even as d3v became more capable, there weren’t many people using it.  In an attempt to get more users and right these wrongs, many changes were made: d3v was given a new interface, many bugs were fixed, and it was relaunched as ASIDE.IO in February 2014.
The rebranding was successful – on day 1 more people used ASIDE.IO than had ever used d3v. Over time ASIDE.IO has continued to gain more popularity and functionality, and turned into the full-featured Salesforce development tool that it is today.
From here the next logical step for me was to throw a UI on top of my shiny new Apex eval function. It didn’t take long for me to find the amazing ACE Editor and hook it up to the code I had written. While crude, the result was exciting, and invigorated me to see what else I could create. From here d3v (pronounced “dev”, as in “developer”) was born, a Visualforce page that had some basic functionality to aid me in my daily tasks.
As d3v gained more functionality, I had a blast using and building it, but wanted to open it up to a larger audience. At this point Salesforce had acquired Heroku so it seemed like the logical place for me to host d3v. From here there was a long transition process as I ported d3v over to Heroku, translated an Apex backend into Ruby, and opened d3v up to the public.
Even as d3v became more capable, there weren’t many people using it.  In an attempt to get more users and right these wrongs, many changes were made: d3v was given a new interface, many bugs were fixed, and it was relaunched as ASIDE.IO in February 2014.
The rebranding was successful – on day 1 more people used ASIDE.IO than had ever used d3v. Over time ASIDE.IO has continued to gain more popularity and functionality, and turned into the full-featured Salesforce development tool that it is today.
Contact
If you are encountering any issues with ASIDE.IO, have bug/feature requests, or have any other questions/comments, email me at admin@aside.io.


1 Base
Base styling. Essentially, styles extras beyond Normalize.css.
1.1 Base styling
Establishes the basic font and color settings beyond Normalize.css.
1.2 Anchors
:focus
lighten the link when focusing with the keyboard
:hover
lighten the link when hovering with a pointer
:active
darken the link once it’s been pressed
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Example content large target area. Read more…

1.3 Lists
Default list styling with
- hanging bullets and figures
1.4 Media
Constrain images to a max-width by default
1.5 Monospaced sections
Code, keyboard, and preformatted blocks.
1.6 Basic tables.
1.7 Headings
1.8 Helpers
Declarative text-level helpers.
Build hybrid apps with the Crosswalk Project.
.text-center
Center-aligns text
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.text-left
Left-aligns text
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Right-aligns text
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1.9 Small
Improves line-height and styling for legal messages.
The Crosswalk Project was created in the Intel Open
Source Technology Center. Copyright © 2013–2015
Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.
The Crosswalk Project was created in the Intel Open
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Intel Corporation. All rights reserved.


Charles Barkley apologizes for comment about hitting a woman
by The Associated PressCharles Barkley has issued an apology for a comment he made to a female political reporter about hitting her.
Axios reporter Alexi McCammond wrote on Twitter Tuesday night that when she questioned Barkley on his indecisiveness over the Democratic presidential hopefuls, Barkley told her “I don’t hit women but if I did I would hit you.” McCammond says when she objected to his remarks, Barkley told her she “couldn’t take a joke.”
Barkley, a former NBA player who works as a basketball analyst for TNT’s Inside the NBA, issued an apology on Wednesday through TurnerSportsPR on Twitter saying his comment was “inappropriate and unacceptable.”
Barley said in the statement that “it was an attempted joke that wasn’t funny at all. There’s no excuse for it and I apologize.”
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The objective of the MPI profiling interface is to ensure that it is relatively easy for authors of profiling (and other similar) tools to interface their codes to MPI implementations on different machines.
Since MPI is a machine independent standard with many different implementations, it is unreasonable to expect that the authors of profiling tools for MPI will have access to the source code that implements MPI on any particular machine. It is therefore necessary to provide a mechanism by which the implementors of such tools can collect whatever performance information they wish without access to the underlying implementation.
We believe that having such an interface is important if MPI is to be attractive to end users, since the availability of many different tools will be a significant factor in attracting users to the MPI standard.
The profiling interface is just that, an interface. It says nothing about the way in which it is used. There is therefore no attempt to lay down what information is collected through the interface, or how the collected information is saved, filtered, or displayed.
While the initial impetus for the development of this interface arose from the desire to permit the implementation of profiling tools, it is clear that an interface like that specified may also prove useful for other purposes, such as ``internetworking'' multiple MPI implementations. Since all that is defined is an interface, there is no objection to its being used wherever it is useful.
As the issues being addressed here are intimately tied up with the way in which executable images are built, which may differ greatly on different machines, the examples given below should be treated solely as one way of implementing the objective of the MPI profiling interface. The actual requirements made of an implementation are those detailed in the Requirements section above, the whole of the rest of this chapter is only present as justification and discussion of the logic for those requirements.
The examples below show one way in which an implementation could be constructed to meet the requirements on a Unix system (there are doubtless others that would be equally valid).


Trump Welcomes 'Cash' Payout to US Farmers Before Thanksgiving Day
It comes after the US Agriculture Department announced on Friday that it would begin a second round of trade payments this week.
US President Donald Trump has announced that American farmers will receive another cash payment before Thanksgiving Day.
The payments will be made by the US government. On Friday, the country's Agriculture Department said that the second round of trade payments would begin this week. These payments are part of a $16bln aid package announced in May to compensate US farmers for the consequences of the tariff war with China.
According to a statement released by Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue earlier this week, sign-ups for the payments will run through 6 December. The third tranche is expected to be made in January 2020, the statement said.
Washington and Beijing have been involved in negotiations to agree on a phase one trade pact to end tariff-related tensions. The 'phase one' interim trade deal was announced by Trump last month following high-level US-Chinese talks in the US.


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Build regression models using the techniques in Friedman's papers "Fast MARS" and "Multivariate Adaptive Regression Splines" <doi:10.1214/aos/1176347963>. (The term "MARS" is trademarked and thus not used in the name of the package.)
| Version: | 4.6.3 |
| Depends: | R (≥ 3.2.0), plotmo (≥ 3.3.4), TeachingDemos (≥ 2.10) |
| Suggests: | gam (≥ 1.14-4), mgcv (≥ 1.8-22), mda (≥ 0.4-10), MASS (≥ 7.3-47) |
| Published: | 2018-05-07 |
| Author: | Stephen Milborrow. Derived from mda:mars by Trevor Hastie and Rob Tibshirani. Uses Alan Miller's Fortran utilities with Thomas Lumley's leaps wrapper. |
| Maintainer: | Stephen Milborrow <milbo at sonic.net> |
| License: | GPL-3 |
| URL: | http://www.milbo.users.sonic.net/earth |
| NeedsCompilation: | yes |
| Materials: | NEWS |
| In views: | Environmetrics, MachineLearning, Multivariate |
| CRAN checks: | earth results |
| Reference manual: | earth.pdf |
| Package source: | earth_4.6.3.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: earth_4.6.3.zip, r-release: earth_4.6.3.zip, r-oldrel: earth_4.6.3.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: earth_4.6.3.tgz, r-oldrel: earth_4.6.3.tgz |
| Old sources: | earth archive |
| Reverse depends: | emma |
| Reverse imports: | biomod2, bujar, CONDOP, gbts, mopa, nlnet, pre, SSDM, tsensembler |
| Reverse suggests: | binst, BiodiversityR, caret, drtmle, eclust, ElemStatLearn, fscaret, imputeR, MachineShop, mda, mlr, mlrMBO, pdp, plotmo, rpart.plot, subsemble, SuperLearner, vip |
| Reverse enhances: | prediction |
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| IP(1) | User Commands | IP(1) |
OPTIONS := -f[amily] inet|inet6|link | -o[neline]
ip addr add|del IFADDR dev IFACE | show|flush [dev IFACE] [to PREFIX] ip route list|flush|add|del|change|append|replace|test ROUTE ip link set IFACE [up|down] [arp on|off] [multicast on|off]
ip tunnel add|change|del|show [NAME]
ip neigh show|flush [to PREFIX] [dev DEV] [nud STATE] ip rule [list] | add|del SELECTOR ACTION
| April 2020 | Fidelix 1.0 |


WITNESS LIST Health Services Committee March 23, 1999-1:30P SB 602 FOR: Immken, La Donna (TMA), Austin Martinec, Joseph (Himself), Austin Registering, but not testifying: For: Herzog, Greg (Texas Academy of Family Physicians), Austin Jorgenson, Ronald (TexGene Contractors / AGI Inc.), Austin On: Patterson, Patti, MD (Texas Department of Health), Austin SB 632 Registering, but not testifying: On: Elkins, James (Texas Department of Health), Austin Guckian, James, Dr. (U.T. System), Austin Helm, Jimmy (Texas Department of Health), Austin Howe, John, III, MD (UTHSC San Antonio), San Antonio Kronenberg, Richard (University of Texas Health Center at Tyler), Tyler McCormick, David (Texas Department of Health, Hospital Division), Austin SB 673 FOR: Canter, Kaycee (Herself), Austin Cutler, James (Southwest Transplant Alliance), Dallas Klintmalm, Goran, MD (Baylor University Medical Center), Dallas Registering, but not testifying: For: Allen, Kitty (Memorial Hermann Healthcare), Houston Gilchrist, Alfred (Texas Medical Association), Austin Oswalt, John "Chip", MD (Texas Transplant Society), Austin Reece, Laurie (Texas Transplant Society), Austin Rushing, Linda (Texas Conference of Catholic Health Facilities), Austin Welsh, Dinah (Texas Hospital Association), Austin On: Walker, Phillip (Texas Department of Health), Austin SB 676 FOR: Boucher, Terry (Texas Osteopathic Medical Association), Austin Hardison, David Allan (Texas Chiropractic Association), Fredericksburg Montgomery, Larry, DC (Texas Chiropractic Association), Belton Triano, John, PhD (Texas Chiropractic Association), Dallas AGAINST: Gray, Gary (Himself and Texas Physical Therapy Association), Midland Hunter, Diana (Herself), Austin Weitz, Tim (Texas Physical Therapy Association), Austin ON: Aikman, Harvey (Texas Board of Physical Therapy Examiners), McAllen Registering, but not testifying: For: Cunningham, Jeff DC (Himself), Carrollton Gilchrist, Alfred (Texas Medical Association), Austin Herzog, Greg (Texas Academy of Family Physicians), Austin Johnson, Dwaine (Ostepathic Medical Center - Ft. Worth), Ft. Worth Kanz, Kevin, Dr. (Texas Chiropractic Association), Austin Tomlin, Ken, Dr. (Texas Chiropractic Association), Houston Welch, James, Jr. DC (TCA (TX Chiro. 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’’’ using(OracleConnection connect = new OracleConnection([Insert Connection string here])) { // Here I’m going to use the connection somehow } ‘’’
The using statement essentially gets translated into a try/catch block, so this syntax tells the garbage collector to avoid disposing the object while it’s in the scope of the using statement. Remember, in order to use the using statement on an object you created, you need to create an object that implements IDisposable
’’’
List<People> Students = new list<Student>();
[Adding all the students here]
//List for students with a GPA above 3.0
List<Student> MagnaCumLaude = Student.Where(x => x.GPA > 3.0).ToList<Student>();
’’’
Linq has a great, intuitive syntax. It works on anything that implements the interface IEnumerable and our good friend google can show you all the classes that implement IEnumerable
’’’
public class Student
{
#region Properties
public double GPA{get; private set;}
public string Name{get; set;}
#endregion
#region Constructors
public Student(string Name = string.Empty, GPA = 0.0)
{
this.Name = (string.IsNullOrEmpty(Name))? "Jane Doe": Name;
this.GPA = GPA
}
#endregion
}
//After the model is created
public class ApplicationContext: DBContext
{
public ApplicationContext():base("DefaultConnection"){}
public DBSet<Student> Students{get; set;}
}
//Now using it in a class
public class schoolController{
private ApplicationContext db = new ApplicationContext();
public void AddStudent(String Name, double GPA)
{
//this adds a student to the Database
db.Students.Add(new Student(Name, GPA));
}
public void GetGoodStudents(double standards)
{
return (from Student
in db.Students
where Student.GPA > standards
select Student).ToList();
}
}
’’’
The Entity Framework is an Object Relational Mapper that maps objects you created to a row in a database, but it has a couple of notable features
1.It could be code first, database first or some sort of combination in between. 2.You don’t have to write 1x10^20 lines of code to pull, and create objects that encapsulate your data 3. It makes sense
First let’s say you have a grid in your XAML that formats the way the program will look
’’’
<grid>
<button
Command = "{Binding NameCommand}"/>
</grid>
’’’
Then in the back-end, somewhere
’’’
Public ICommand NameCommand {get; set;}
’’’
Then define a function that determines when the button should be enabled, this is Optional.
’’’
private bool CanName()
{
if(some property)
return true;
return false;
}
’’’
This is what it will do
’’’
private void Name()
{
//Doing Something
}
’’’
and don’t forget in your constructor
’’’
NameCommand = new RelayCommand(this.DoSomething, this.Name );
’’’
Disclaimer: RelayCommand is a class inside of MVVM light, if you haven’t referenced the framework, make sure to type
’’’
Install-Package MvvmLight
’’’
The MVVM design pattern was designed with the upmost modularity in mind. The View contains the format for the way the application should look. The ViewModel contains the business logic ( also referred to as the Controller in MVC ) and the Model contains the objects that you’ve created and are using. For more information MSDN Article
MVVM is not perfect, it has a bit of an overhead, but it’s a good separation of design goals.
Data-Binding is intuitive


dnsmap example.com- Specify a list of subdomains to check for:
dnsmap example.com -w path/to/wordlist.txt- Store results to a CSV file:
dnsmap example.com -c path/to/file.csv- Ignore 2 IPs that are false positives (up to 5 possible):
dnsmap example.com -i <IP_ADDRESS>,<IP_ADDRESS>


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@Retention(value=RUNTIME) @Target(value=METHOD) public @interface PersistentProperty
Annotation for a persistent bean property. It can be put next to a getter or setter, but not both. The TransientProperty annotation takes precendence.
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java.lang.String |
field
The requested field name. |
boolean |
globalReference
Define this element as true when a property
must be able to refer to persistent objects of different
types. |
boolean |
nullable
Whether the database field should be declared nullable. |
java.lang.String |
renamedFrom
If the property is renamed from another, provide the name of the renamed field with this annotation value. |
public abstract java.lang.String field
public abstract boolean nullable
public abstract java.lang.String renamedFrom
fieldName
value, or unless truncated due to length, field names are
the same as property names).
Normally when a property is renamed the effect is no different
to removing the old property and creating a new one, which
will result in loss of all data stored by the renamed property.
This annotation value helps retain the old property's data.
- Default:
- ""
public abstract boolean globalReference
true
when a property
must be able to refer to persistent objects of different
types. A property whose compile-time type is Object
may be defined to be a global reference by means of this
element. Persistent reference properties not defined to
be global must have a compile-time type that exactly matches the
run-time type of property values.
Use of this element is not recommended under normal circumstances.
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Javascript has been, and looks like it will continue to be, the primary defacto programming
language of the web. Javascript is specifically used to access and manipulate the DOM, or
also known as document object model. The DOM provides an API to javascript in a since
on how to perform CRUD options. This would mean javascript is used to create new content, remove
specific content, update content, as well as delete content from the DOM. This is essential when
creating interactive web applications. Javascript's popularity as a programming language as grown
significantly over the recent years for two reasons. The first is due to client-side frameworks, and the second is due to the introduction of node.js and server-side javascript.
Client side frameworks were introduced with a critical need to solve, and that was organization of client side data, and event driven synchronization. Popular frameworks such as Angular, Backbone, and Ember are commonly used to "clean up" the javascript running in an application. After following the suggested conventions of the frameworks, it makes managing client side javascript and json data much more simple.
The second reason javascript has become much more popular over the past few years is due to a new javascript platform called Node.js. Node allows javascript applications to run server-side as a complement to the client-side javascript that we have known and worked with for years. This enables developers with the opportunity to create full-stack applications using only one language. On top of pure simplicity, a pure javascript application can also allow the developer with the maximum throughput and efficiency.
Why.JS?
May 10, 2014 - 7:12pm


My background is in manufacturing and entrepreneurship. During the past few years I have been exposed to the various uses of software and these experiences inspired me to learn more about how I can improve the world with software. My name is Emery Parks and I am an entrepreneur and a budding software developer.
I am a JavaScript developer. I come from a background of project coordination and general management in sales. My diverse job history is all connected in that they require extreme attention to detail and time-management skills to meet strict deadlines. I'm passionate about using coding to maximize efficiency and information flow.
I am a future software developer at Code Fellows. I am also an experienced Licensed Real Estate Broker with a demonstrated history of working in the real estate industry. Skilled in Negotiation, Coaching, Sales, WordPress, and Entrepreneurship. Strong real estate professional with a Bachelor's degree focused in Social Sciences from Harvard University.
I am a future software developer with a background in the sciences and a passion for the outdoors. I am committed to lifelong learning and professional development. My interests include the intersection of science and technology, geospatial analysis, and translating scientific language into terms that non-scientists can understand. Plant identification, hiking, rhetoric, travel, and learning about psychology are some of my main hobbies.


For most of her adult life, she is the doting mother/grandmother and supportive wife to then-Mayor Benhur and has tremendous involvement as then-First Lady of Mandaluyong City. She was the Nutrition Action Officer of the city since 1998 up until Mayor Benhur finished his last term of office in June 2016. At the Nutrition Action Officers Association of the Philippines, she got elected as the first ever President in 2010 and unanimously got re-elected for a second term as President. She also served as the Regional President of the Association of Nutrition Action Officers-NCR from 2012. Through her unwavering support and stewardship of the City Nutrition Committee, the city achieved the Green Banner Award for three straight years (2010-2012) for its outstanding nutrition program management and implementation, eventually taking home the Consistent Regional Outstanding Winner in Nutrition (CROWN) Award (2013) given by the National Nutrition Council. Due to the considerable and consistent nutrition-related projects for children, the city also has achieved the 1st Year CROWN Maintenance Award in 2014 and the 2nd Year CROWN Maintenance Award the following year (2015) up to achieving the highest award in nutrition, the Nutrition Honor Award (2016).
Likewise, the city was conferred the Presidential Award for the Most Child Friendly City of the Philippines in 2011 by the Council for the Welfare of Children while she headed the Mandaluyong City Local Council for the Protection of Children as Program Director. In 2012, the city became a National Level Finalist and conferred the Seal of Child Friendly Local Governance-Top Performing Local Government Unit in the NCR in 2015. In 2016, the city once again became a top National Level Finalist for the Most Child Friendly City award and was conferred the Seal of Communities of Practice on Child Friendly Local Governance. She is also very instrumental in the city's achievement of the Guinness World Records for the largest Zumba class in one location in July 2015. To serve is inherent in her. That is why, together with daughter, Councilor Charisse, she continuously supports the endeavors of the Ciara Marie Foundation which has been a blessing to more than 700 ailing children at the special ward named the Ciara Marie Foundation Sepsis and Infectious Disease Ward in Mandaluyong City Medical Center whose hospital bills, laboratories and medicines have been covered by the foundation, among others. She also served as President of the Kababaihan Kakaiba ng Mandaluyong, a city-wide organization with around 30,000 women-members from generally all walks of life and in particular, mother-residents who actively promote women empowerment through sustainable livelihood projects and the like. Through her initiative, KKM is also into projects that provide preventive and curative health care for expecting women and their unborn. Moreover, she still finds time to actively participate in the Girl Scouts of the Philippines as its 2nd Vice President for International Participation. All told, one will not wonder why upon assumption of office as the Local Chief Executive, she adopted the tagline: Mandaleño . . . Disiplinado. It can be assured indeed that the city and its constituency can see more of her hands-on, discipline-instilling leadership.


Infosys gains 6% after co says no prima facie evidence found on whistleblower complaints
The company clarified that there is no prima facie evidence that the company has received until date to corroborate any of the allegations made.
Shares of Infosys added more than 6 percent intraday on November 4 after the company provided clarification regarding the whistle-blower complaints made last month.
The company clarified that there is no prima facie evidence that the company has received until date to corroborate any of the allegations made.
Given the circumstances at this stage, where there is a complete absence of prima facie evidence and the Anonymous Complaints are still under investigation, the company is not in a position to determine the concreteness, credibility and materiality of the anonymous complaints, the company said in an exchange release.
We will update the stock exchanges based on key findings of the investigation reports once these are concluded.
The company will continue making timely disclosures as required under Regulation 30 of LODR Regulations, the company further said.
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Export Emblem - Better Battlelog Forums #109499
Sitemap
14.  October 2013 13:33
Topicstarter
zeros
Not sure if this is possible...
Ability to export/import an emblem.
Would be great for sites like this
http://www.reddit.com/r/bf4emblems
Thanks for the great extension :)
14. October 2013 15:19
BrainFooLong
Administrator
Plugin for this already exist:
http://getbblog.com/en/board/post/109494#last-post
14. October 2013 19:23
Topicstarter
zeros
Wow this thing has plugin support too! I'm quite amazed.
Thanks for the help :)


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◆ GetClass
A function which returns the CSS class to apply to the icon image.
◆ GetTip
A function which returns the tooltip string for any row.
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A function called when the icon is clicked.
◆ Icon
| virtual Icon Ext.Net.ActionItem.Config.Icon |
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An icon to apply to the icon image. To determine the class dynamically, configure the item with a getClass function.
◆ IconCls
| virtual string Ext.Net.ActionItem.Config.IconCls |
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A CSS class to apply to the icon image. To determine the class dynamically, configure the item with a getClass function.
◆ IconUrl
| virtual string Ext.Net.ActionItem.Config.IconUrl |
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The url of an image to display as the clickable element in the column.
◆ IsDisabled
| JFunction Ext.Net.ActionItem.Config.IsDisabled |
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A function which determines whether the action item for any row is disabled and returns true or false.
◆ Scope
| virtual string Ext.Net.ActionItem.Config.Scope |
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The scope (this reference) in which the handler, getClass, isDisabled and getTip fuctions are executed. Defaults to this Column.
◆ Tooltip
| virtual string Ext.Net.ActionItem.Config.Tooltip |
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A tooltip message to be displayed on hover. Ext.tip.QuickTipManager must have been initialized.
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QuantLib: a free/open-source library for quantitative finance
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Generates random paths using a sequence generator. More...
#include <ql/methods/montecarlo/pathgenerator.hpp>
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| typedef Sample< Path > | sample_type |
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| PathGenerator (const ext::shared_ptr< StochasticProcess > &, Time length, Size timeSteps, GSG generator, bool brownianBridge) | |
| PathGenerator (const ext::shared_ptr< StochasticProcess > &, TimeGrid timeGrid, GSG generator, bool brownianBridge) | |
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| bool | brownianBridge_ |
| GSG | generator_ |
| Size | dimension_ |
| TimeGrid | timeGrid_ |
| ext::shared_ptr< StochasticProcess1D > | process_ |
| sample_type | next_ |
| std::vector< Real > | temp_ |
| BrownianBridge | bb_ |
| const sample_type & | next () const |
| const sample_type & | antithetic () const |
| Size | size () const |
| const TimeGrid & | timeGrid () const |
| const sample_type & | next (bool antithetic) const |
Generates random paths using a sequence generator.
Generates random paths with drift(S,t) and variance(S,t) using a gaussian sequence generator
Definition at line 45 of file pathgenerator.hpp.
| typedef Sample<Path> sample_type |
Definition at line 47 of file pathgenerator.hpp.
| PathGenerator | ( | const ext::shared_ptr< StochasticProcess > & | process, |
| Time | length, | ||
| Size | timeSteps, | ||
| GSG | generator, | ||
| bool | brownianBridge | ||
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| PathGenerator | ( | const ext::shared_ptr< StochasticProcess > & | process, |
| TimeGrid | timeGrid, | ||
| GSG | generator, | ||
| bool | brownianBridge | ||
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| const PathGenerator< GSG >::sample_type & next |
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| const PathGenerator< GSG >::sample_type & antithetic |
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MannX (Multimedia Annotator - XML) is a browser-based program that operates in either the authoring mode or in the playback mode. In the authoring mode, MannX allows the user to synchronize text with time-based media, such as movies or animations. In the playback mode, the user can play and replay video segments while viewing associated annotations, such as transcripts, commentaries, and glossaries.
A MannX application is a collection of materials that together form a coherent course of study. For instance, MIRC (Multimedia Intermediate Russian Course) is a MannX application that uses a version of MannX that is customized for the Russian language and the Cyrillic alphabet. It presents 21 language lessons (we sometimes call them episodes) based on a famous Russian novel, The 12 Chairs. MannX can just as well be used for teaching any other language, or architecture, or zoology.
The main component of a MannX application is the MannX
Player which makes it possible for beginning and intermediary language students
to work with unabridged, idiomatic video and text. MannX can be used in a number
of ways, but a typical application would consist of episodes or lessons, each
packaged as a separate folder. Each folder contains texts which relate to a
video clip: a transcript, a commentary, and possibly a specialized glossary.
Video clips for a lesson set are large files, which may be left on a CD or DVD
or shared on a network drive, so the folder will not usually contain the video
clip itself. A large
dictionary and a set of grammar materials can be shared among all lessons. This
guide explains how to use the MannX player in a typical language lesson that consists of a video clip, its transcfipt, a commentary and a dictionary.
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The MannX screen is divided into four parts: movie, script, commentary, and glossary. The movie is in the upper left-hand corner. In three-frame mode, the script is on the right, and either the commentary or the dictionary shows below the movie. In four-frame mode, the script is below the movie, the dictionary is to the right of the movie, and the commentary is below the dictionary.
The central concept of MannX is the text/video segment. The video clip of a MannX lesson is divided into segments, usually a few seconds long and corresponding to a linguistic unit, such as a sentence or an exchange in a dialog. The script is divided into matching segments, and the two sequences of segments - video and textual - are linked: if you select a text segment MannX can easily find the matching video segment, and the other way around. As a result, the student can play the same segment many times while reading its text and comments linked to that text. (The linking of video to text is done by MannX, the linking of script to commentaries is done in the standard HTML way, using HTML links and anchors.)
The usual way to go through a lesson is to work through the segments in order until the text, the sound, the vocabulary and the grammar of each segment are completely understood. In the end, you have the satisfaction of playing the entire clip (usually a few minutes long) and enjoying it as a movie.
To open a lesson in the MannX Player, simply open the playerFrames.htm web page in the browser. It can be opened as a local file (by clicking on it), or it can be requested from a server by typing or clicking on a URL. The server can be on the same computer (the localhost) or anywhere on the internet, as long as your connection is fast enough to download a movie. For instance, on the computer on which this user guide is being written, there is a demo that can be run by connecting to the first URL below. The same demo can be run from our website, at the second URL:
http://localhost:8080/mx/wilson/playerFrames.htm
http://n-topus.com/mx/wilson/playerFrames.htm
Note: Close all other browser windows and maximize the splash screen before starting the MannX Player.
The central concept in using the MannX Player is the current selection. This is usually a segment, but it can be several contiguous segments.
There are several ways to set the current selection. (See also the table of buttons below.)
Most user interactions with the program use the row of buttons (and one drop-down list) in the movie frame. They control the movie, dictionary, and (when installed) grammar. The movie control bar is also available, for additional video navigation and playback.Our buttons are as follows:
| Button | Description |
|---|---|
| Play. If you have not selected a sequence to play, this button will play the entire clip. | |
| Stop button toggles with Play; use it to stop the movie in the middle of current selection. | |
| The Next button selects the next segment. If the Off/On toggle is On, the segment will play automatically; otherwise you have to click Play. | |
| The Previous button selects the previous segment. If the Off/On toggle is On, the segment will play automatically; otherwise you have to click Play. | |
| The Dictionary button is for looking up words in the Dictionary. To look up a word, select the word in the scroll box immediately underneath the movie and press D. If no word is selected, the first word in the scroll box will be looked up. See the Dictionary section for more detail. | |
| C | The Comment synchronization button is synchronizing the movie and script selections using your selection within the commentary as a basis. Select a point within a comment, and we'll try to find the first script segment which is explained by that comment, and the movie position for that segment. |
| M | The Movie synchronization button is for synchronizing the script and commentary positions using the movie time as a basis. Get the movie to a particular point, and we'll try to find the script segment which corresponds to that point,, and the first comment on that segment. |
| When the On button is showing, setting a current selection will result in the movie sequence being played immediately. On toggles with Off. | |
| When the Off button is showing, you have to click Play to play the current selection. This gives you a chance to pause and think and use the dictionary (and grammar, if available). | |
| T | The Topic synchronization button is for synchronizing the script and commentary positions using a topic as basis. If you have just looked up or clicked a word in the glossary, that word is the currently selected topic. |
To look up a word, select the word in the text box immediately underneath the movie and press D. If the dictionary is already present, you'll need to press D twice, because the first press will make it disappear. The dictionary will scroll so the entry you need will be, most likely, at or near the top row of the dictionary table. The reason for the uncertainty is that our dictionary does not try to reconstruct the dictionary form of the word by doing its morphological analysis. Most of the time it works; if it does not but you know the dictionary form, you can type it into the small search box at the top of the dictionary and look up the definition. For a large-scale application, a morphological analyzer can be built into the the dictionary. The computing platform of MannX allows easy incorporation of additional modules.
When you set the current selection, the text of the selection is placed in the scroll text box underneath the movie. In addition, if you select some text in the comment or indeed in the dictionary itself, the selection will be placed in the scroll box, replacing what's there. (You select text in the comment and dictionary frames in the usual way, by dragging or double-clicking your mouse.) You can also type text into the scroll box, and in a larger application it can be used for student input and testing.
MIRC has a substantial dictionary (over 6,000 entries) and an extensive grammar. In spite of our strenuous effort, there may well be errors and typos in them. Fortunately, they are easy to fix in an electronic publication. Please email your comments and corrections to Alexander or Alice Nakhimovsky.


[gecode-users] CP 2008 - Call for Application Papers
Sebastian Brand
sbrand at csse.unimelb.edu.au
Thu Feb 14 02:16:06 CET 2008
_____________________ Call for Application Papers ___________________
CP 2008
14th International Conference
on
Principles and Practice of Constraint Programming
Sydney, Australia 14-18 September 2008
http://www.csse.unimelb.edu.au/cp2008/
Co-located with:
Int'l Conference on Automated Planning and Scheduling (ICAPS)
Int'l Conference on Knowledge Representation and Reasoning (KR)
Int'l Workshop on Nonmonotonic Reasoning (NMR)
____ Call for Application Papers ____
The CP conference is the annual international conference on
constraint programming. It is concerned with all aspects of
computing with constraints.
CP 2008 wishes to promote the presentation of CP applications.
Reports on successful applications of constraint technology are
therefore particularly encouraged. They are subject to special
Applications track reviewing and acceptance criteria:
- Application papers will be reviewed by a special committee of
people with much experience in the use of CP in applications.
- The writing of the paper itself is made simple by framing it
around the answers to four main questions (outlined below).
Accepted application papers will appear in the same proceedings as
research papers, which will be published by Springer Verlag in the
Lecture Notes in Computer Science series. Papers are limited to 15
LNCS pages. Further author information is provided on the
conference webpage.
____ Suggested outline ____
Title
Authors/Company
Section 1: The problem
- context, description, definition...
- size of the application (constraint part/others)?
- how important is the problem? (impact...)
in which terms? (monetary, safety, etc.)
- what is a solution to this problem? (decision, exemplification,
enumeration, counting, optimisation, approximation, etc.)
Section 2. Why CP?
- what was used before? (hand made, LP...)
why change? (didn't it work well? difficult to maintain? ...)
why/how did you come to CP?
Section 3. How CP?
- model, implementation
- pure CP or hybrid? (is CP used in conjunction with other
problem solving techniques such as LP/MIP, SAT, custom
heuristic?) which decomposition method?
Section 4. Added value of CP?
- cost of development? / time spent developing the application?
- how long has it been in production mode (if development
completed)?
- what is the feedback from user experience (if applicable)?
- was it difficult/necessary for the end-user to understand
constraint technology?
- what is the return on investment (if applicable)?
- do you plan any new CP based development?
- what are the lessons learned from the use of CP?
____ Dates ____
Submission: 1 April 2008
Notification: 1 June 2008
Final version: 15 June 2008
Conference: 14-18 Sept. 2008
____ Applications track committee ____
Andy Chun (Hong Kong) Barry O'Sullivan (Ireland)
Vitaly Lagoon (Australia) Helmut Simonis (Ireland)
Michela Milano (Italy) Mark Wallace (Australia)
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To be completely frank, though it was not the original NES overhyped in those shoddy TV commercials (a picture of a 2 + 2 perfect American family, ecstatically gaming on a NES which is not even connected to the telly). It was a genuine (pun intended) famiclone resembling Batman's automobile.
I opened it up a few years later and noticed how shabby the wiring was. Surprising it even worked! Nevertheless, I was excited to get it for my birthday as a toddler. It came with 2 gamepads, a knock-off NES zapper and one of those infamous 128-in-1 cartridges. Today that doesn't sound like much, but back then it was paradise. Even though the cartridge really held only around 15 unique titles. My favourites were Yi Er Kung Fu and Duck Hunt. I didn't like Super Mario Bros as much, because I sucked at it (I know, embarrassing...). I spent entire days gaming on my famiclone and in time accumulated several cool gaming titles, like Darkwing Duck, Duck Tales 1 & 2, Ghost Busters 2, and Tom and Jerry. Then, things changed a bit and my adventures with personal computers (PCs) finally began...
My father is a retired electronics engineer and a hobbyist tinkerer. Incidentally, he is extremely deft at assembling PCs. The first computer I ever owned was built from scratch by him. Thinking about it today makes me incredibly proud of him, but also quite jealous! He had the opportunity to grow up along the very first personal computers and gaming consoles, like Atari 2600 or Commodore 64 (not to mention the Silicon Graphics SGI workstations and SPARC servers from Sun Microsystems...). My first computer was a Pentium P5 (P54C of the 80502 architecture, to be exact). It was clocked at 100 MHz and had 32 MB RAM on the motherboard as far as I remember. The PC sported the amazing (for its time anyway) Matrox 3D graphics card and the Sound Blaster Pro sound card. On this beast of a machine I played titles such as Electro Body, The Incredible Machine, Commander Keen, Cosmo's Cosmic Adventures and other great games from the DOS era. Apogee used to make fantastic platformers for the DOS. Good old Windows 3.11 also sported some nice office games.
Alas, no hardware lasts forever, especially when it's maintained by a curious and adventurous teenager. It so happened that I accidentally overclocked my graphics card and literally burnt it to a crisp. Back then configuring sound and graphics was a bit of an ordeal and one could easily mess something up. Since the graphics card had to be replaced anyway, we upgraded the machine with extra RAM and installed Windows 98. It is arguably the second best operating system from Microsoft - a joy to work with and a joy to game on. My next computer came much later and it was a real powerhouse. The pinnacle of its generation, in fact. It was the venerable Pentium IV with 2 GB RAM and the GeForce 2 MX graphics card (later upgraded to GeForce 7100). The operating system was Windows XP. If Windows 98 was great, Windows XP was light years better. The best desktop operating system ever created, as far as I'm concerned! It was a feat Microsoft did not manage to repeat until this day. Actually, the PC still sits at my parents' place, in my former bedroom.
At this point my story stagnated a bit. Since Pentium IV was a powerful processor and Windows XP an extremely resilient operating system, I had no need for a new computer for a very long time. True, games like The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion would stutter when fully modded and the PC would run hot often (a major flaw of the Pentium IV series), but other than that it was dandy. Honestly, I had no regrets since the successor of Windows XP, Windows Vista was a pile of horse dung, an absolute disaster. It did introduce tech advancements like DirectX 10 support, but the alpha state of the User Account Control (UAC) made the life of end-users unnecessarily difficult. Next up was Windows 7. A definite improvement over Windows Vista, but even a square stone wheel would qualify (shows just how little love I have for Vista). Admittedly, Windows 7 was a slightly more stable system than Windows XP and introduced a number of useful features during the Intel Core Duo era. Ever since, however, Windows has been in decline. To me, the primary issue is that Microsoft spends too much of their precious time on re-arranging menus (redefining looks). I understand that for the end-user to notice any change in a software product, the graphical user interface (GUI) demands a retouch. However, why do the changes need to cripple user experience? Case in point, the Control Panel was completely redesigned with very little gain. I myself couldn't adjust even the simplest of settings, which were made so accessible in Windows XP. The Microsoft Office 2007 business software suite suffered from a similar interface design malady. According to one business study, the new ribbon menu significantly reduced the productivity of employees. Even if that's not entirely true, in hindsight the feature is pointless. The previous menu made more sense. If item distribution had been a concern, they should've engineered it in a more ergonomic and meaningful way. There is an important rule in programming: Don't try to fix something that doesn't require fixing. There is nothing worse than a disgruntled end-user.
The Pentium IV desktop PC was reliable, but university studies required something a bit more potent. Furthermore, I couldn't really carry it with me for my stay abroad. Hence, my parents bought me one of those moderately strong multimedia laptops with dual graphics (Intel HD 3000 + nVidia GeForce 520 MX) from Samsung. It had Windows 7 pre-installed, together with a one-time gift of free bloatware. Once I learnt the ins and outs of the operating system (granted, it required 2 clean installations and several DVDs to get things running properly), I realized that I'm not happy with it at all. Clearly, Windows 7 was not for me. It was packed with countless features I would never use, and which I could not disable without potentially breaking the system. Also, it hogged resources like a greedy tycoon. To add insult to injury, every subsequent system update added more bloat, and used more and more RAM. What pained me the most was the constant CPU throttling due to overheating. The laptop had a single fan shared between the CPU and GPU. Every time I used GPU acceleration, either while gaming or watching movies, the temperature would skyrocket to such values that the CPU had to reduce its clock speed to prevent permanent damage. Not exactly the fault of Windows, but as I learnt much later, Windows doesn't disable the discrete GPU even when all configuration menus claim it's off.
As a user I was quite obviously dissatisfied. Something needed to change, but I wasn't sure what and how. Windows 8 was a no-go, with its god-awful graphical user interface, which made it look like a toy operating system. Windows 10 was on the horizon, but early screenshots revealed a bizarre combination of Windows 7 and Windows 8.1. Alas, neither was my cup of tea... This reflection was painful yet at the same time refreshing. I was no longer the target audience of Microsoft Windows. On the other hand, Apple products were too expensive, so I had to take an entirely different route. A brave first step into the unknown - into Linux!
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