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Before this I had tried the following substances:
Cannabis, MDMA, salvia, 4-HO-MET, 4-AcO-MET, 5-MeO-MiPT, Speed, Coke, Kratom, GHB, DPT, MXE, MDAI, 25c-nbome, DMT, LSD, 4-MEC and Shrooms.
I have heard several reports about people saying 6-APB is similar to 2c compunds. Unfortunately, I have never had the chance to sample any of the 2c compounds so I can't confirm or deny that claim.
Anyways, here's my story about 6-APB. Since it is being marketed as and MDMA replacement, those aspects are mostly what I will be covering.
Hope you enjoy the read and that it might lead to informed decisions :)
I've always enjoyed trying RCs, although recently, after having a near fatal overdose due to combining alcohol, 4-MEC and MXE I decided to chill with them from now on. All I had left I really wanted to try was 6-APB and now that I'm done with that I think I can stop experimenting and only doing things I know what they do to my body. My days of experimenting are behind me :)
I had had a few pretty boring weeks, and when my like-minded friends A, B and their girlfriends, C and D invited me to stay over for the weekend. I immideately said yes. Sounded like a perfect time to smoke some weed, eat some good food, and try this relatively new compund called 6-APB I happened to have gotten my hands on recently.
The weekend started off just they way I predicted. Joints were rolled, food was cooked, and the company of my four friends was thoroughly enjoyed.
After having finished our meals, I brought my stashbox to the table (always being the guy that tries new stuff), unable to restrain myself, saying 'So, you guys up for anything special tonight?'
After some deliberation, me and A, one of my closest mates there decided to try 6-APB, seeing as we both love MDMA and psychedelics, and it's been 'marketed' as an MDMA replacement with a psychedelic twist, we thought after reading most of the current posts online 'Hey, why not, it sounds pretty nice!'
I carefully weighed up one 100mg capsule with tan-colored powder to each of us and we dropped them at about 7 pm.
T: 0:00
Oh how I hate the waiting game... The onset is supposed to be around an hour, so we decided to play some nintendo wii. I was a bit tired from work during the week, so I just sat back and watched the others play, still enjoying myself (I WAS a tad bit baked after all).
T: 1:00
Around the one hour mark, I realized A's coordination and focus was a bit off. However I realized I would've done the same mistakes, seeing as we both discovered the mistakes he did at the same time. He smiled, dropped the controller and told B, C and D that they would have to finish without him, he had a really hard time focusing on the game.
We started feeling quite light-headed and asked for water. The bodyload was slightly unpleasant, but nothing I was worrying about at the moment. I started getting slight MDMA-like feelings throughout my body, feeling almost like waves or electric currents slowly flowing up and down through my body.
We put on some music and just sat back all of us and chatted for a bit.
T: 1:30
By now the effects were definitely noticeable, distinctly similar to MDMA, yet different. Not as intense, though that could of course be dose dependant. The same feeling that everything is AWESOME to the touch were there, and me and A were snuggling on the floor in front of the speaker system, not caring at all about what it might've looked like xD
T: 2:00
The other guys, not doing anything else ask if we should roll another joint. Seeing as cannabis usually boosts pretty much all psychedelics I thought 'Hey, I don't feel totally out of it, so a bit of a boost can't go wrong!'. So we decided to head off to the kitchen to prepare the joint.
That's when the bodyload hit me.
At first, it was just hard to get up, but after taking some 20 seconds to get up from lying down to standing position, a wave of nausea hit me. Not really feeling like I had to puke yet, I just slowly walked into the kitchen with everyone else and asked for a glass of water. A was having a similar experience.
(Worth noting is that on MDMA I usually have 200 times more energy and just wanna dance if I hear as much as a car alarm going off, 6-APB gave me none of this boundless energy.)
Even though the bodyload was very uncomfortable, we both still felt great, having the 'MDMA waves' slowly crawling up and down through our bodies.
After smoking a joint (A refrained, worrying a bit that it might get too intense), we headed over to A and C's double bed, and just lay there, listening to music, chilling and talking.
Now the times got a bit blurry (as can be the case on mind-altering substances ^^ ) but I will write down the approximate times.
Also noteworthy, on MDMA, 5 hours can feel like 1 and time just flies by. On 6-APB this was not the case, time passed by 'as usual'. I had my own theory about that. Seeing as it was supposed to be a mix between MDMA and a classic psychedelic, as MDMA 'speeds up time' and psychedelics 'slow down time' maybe the combination hit a happy medium. This is of course just my speculations, but who knows!?
T: 3-4:00
The nausea remained throughout the trip, but as long as I made no rapid movements and stayed away from bright lights I was fine. Most of the time was therefore spent in the bedroom, accompanied by psytrance and my four friends.
One or two more joints were smoked (A still didn't want any) and we were generally having a good time, talking about all sorts of stuff, old memories and stuff we had done together etc.
A thing I had realized by now was how 6-APB, for both me and A, came and went in 'waves' much like acid. A period of higher intensity was followed by a period of lower intensity. The periods could last from about 5-15 minutes.
Another thing we both realized was that the MDMA feeling was getting less and less pronounced as the psychedelic part of the substance started showing itself.
Unusually for me, I got quite silent and introspective, whereas A asked B about his studies. Having no knowledge in the field, he still wanted to gain an understanding for it and what B finds so interesting in it. A really made an honest effort in it, which was very amusing/interesting to watch for me. I was just sitting at the foot of the bed where they were discussing, occasionally petting their cats as they walked by, and spacing out, deep into thought.
Although it really had an introspective psychedelic touch, and I was worried about the nausea I was feeling, I was far from having a bad trip. I was enjoying myself on my own and I had some minor revelations about myself and my life, but not much more than that. It seemed to be more psychedelic to A. One guess is that it was because his mind was less clouded by the weed than mine.
T: 5:00
By midnight almost all effects had worn off, and we decided to have a final joint this time A had some as well, saying he was feeling slightly down, as from a mild MDMA comedown. Then we played some more wii, and went to bed. I believe I fell asleep somewhere between 2-4 am.
Waking up the next morning at about 11 am I slowly got up, feeling spent, but with the nausea totally gone, and no feeling whatsoever, aside from being tired, of any hard MDMA comedown. A was pretty much saying the same thing. After having breakfast, I went back home to my place. The following night I had no trouble falling asleep and awoke monday morning feeling as refreshed as you might after a low- to middose MDMA trip.
Some final thoughts and conclusions about this drug and how it worked for me.
First of all, for all you looking for legal MDMA replacements. Although the euphoria, sense of peace, and musical appreciation, etc is being enhanced to a degree. For me, this would be a terrible ravedrug. I'd rather take the crash from real MDMA, than lying in a corner of the dancefloor, able to enjoy the music, but being unable to move my body due to being afraid to throw up.
I also believe it's less aggressive on the serotonine than MDMA. Neither me nor A had any 'suicide tuesday' after the weekend, and no feeling of depression or anything in the weeks that followed.
All in all I'd say it's a pretty decent RC. For me it's no ravedrug, but for just staying in and perhaps cuddling with your partner, or just having a good night with some close friends, perhaps on the countryside on a hot summer night, I'd definitely consider doing it again.
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Preheat the oven to 180C/350F/Gas 4.
Place the egg whites into a large, clean mixing bowl and whisk until stiff peaks form when the whisk is removed from the bowl. Mix in the zest from the lime and pink grapefruit and stir in the sea salt.
Spread half of the salt mixture into the bottom of a shallow glass or ceramic baking dish large enough to comfortably hold the fish.
Place a piece of greaseproof paper cut slightly larger than the fish fillets over the salt, then place a fish fillet, skin-side down, on top.
Place another piece of greaseproof paper on top of the fillet, then place the fish skeleton on top, followed by another piece of greaseproof paper, then the remaining fillet, skin-side up.
Cover with another piece of greaseproof paper, then pile over the rest of the salt mixture to completely cover the fish. Press the salt down well around and over the fish.
Cook the fish in the preheated oven for 15-16 minutes, then remove from the oven and rest for a few minutes. (Do not touch the salt crust at this stage.)
While the fish is cooking, heat a non-reactive frying pan until hot, add the butter and a drizzle of the olive oil. When the butter is foaming, pan-fry the fennel until just tender and lightly golden. Remove and keep warm.
Add a few tablespoons of the grapefruit juice to the pan the fennel was cooked in, scraping up any browned bits from the bottom to deglaze.
Finely chop the grapefruit segments. Place the remaining olive oil, some of the remaining grapefruit juice (add more to taste), the lime juice and the reduced balsamic vinegar into a bowl and whisk together, along with the pan juices. Season, to taste, with salt and freshly ground black pepper. Add the chopped chervil.
To serve, break the top of the salt crust and remove the top layer of salt. Lift out the fish fillets, discarding the skeleton.
Place the fennel slices across the plate. Place both fillets of sea bream, skin-side up, onto the fennel. Top with some of the chopped grapefruit segments and drizzle over the dressing.


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Medvedev was running on empty - Russia captain
Madrid - Russian star Daniil Medvedev pulled out of the inaugural Davis Cup Finals, which start on Monday, due to exhaustion, his captain Shamil Tarpischev said on Sunday.
The world No 4 lost all three of his matches at this week's ATP Finals in London, including blowing a 5-1 deciding-set lead and missing a match point against Rafael Nadal.
Tarpischev said Medvedev told him after his defeat by Alexander Zverev on Friday that he would not make the trip to Madrid.
"I knew right after his match against Zverev," said Tarpischev. "We talked about it a lot but I asked him not to rush into a decision and to talk about it the next day.
"He told me he was running on empty. He told me that he was ready to help the team, but that in his condition he was no better than the other members of the team and asked not to come."
Medvedev's withdrawal leaves Russia with only three players for the tournament - 17th-ranked Karen Khachanov, in-form Andrey Rublev and Evgeny Donskoy.
"The absence of Daniil Medvedev of course makes it more difficult for us, because I have fewer options," added Tarpischev.
"But I still think we have a good team and we will fight."
The 23-year-old Medvedev had a gruelling run towards the end of the ATP season after reaching six consecutive finals.
Russia play the first tie on Monday against reigning champions Croatia before also facing hosts Spain in Group B.


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01. Add your expenses
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View your balance at any time. With instant notifications, you’ll be updated whenever a group member adds, edits or deletes expenses.
03. Square Up
Let Trip-Split do the calculations - and determine who owes what. The app finds the most efficient way for everyone to pay each other what they owe.
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Everyone can add
Your friends can join via their phones or online to add expenses and check their balances.
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You won't always have an internet connection, but you'll still be able to add your expenses.
Split expenses
Not every cost will be split equally. Set a different level of reimbursement for each person.
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Lucy
Awesome for managing shared expenses with friends or family. I use it for shared expenses with my partner. This application is essential for me.
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Super convenient app for managing accounts with friends, traveling companions, etc.. Super convenient to be able to view counts on multiple devices (even on the desktop even if it is not immediate). Recommended!.
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The reference application for making accounts with several people (weekends with friends, holidays...)
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Trip-Split is a shared list of transactions which lets you and your friends balance your joint expenditure, such as during a shared activity, on holiday or in a house share.
How does Trip-Split work ?
Everyone enters his/her expenses, Trip-Split calculates the balance of each participant and proposes the best way to settle up between group members.
What is the origin of the name "Trip-Split"?
The method with which people pay back their friends happens in a sort of triangular manner. For example, if John owes Katie 10 euros and Katie owes Fred 10 euros, then John can pay Fred directly, and everyone is even. § combines the words triangular account.
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Districtr is a project of the Metric Geometry and Gerrymandering Group to put the tools of redistricting into the hands of the public by providing free, open-source software for redistricting. Start drawing districts.
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The goal of Districtr is to put the tools of redistricting in the hands of the public, with an emphasis on meeting the needs of civil rights organizations, community groups, and researchers.
Districtr came about from a conversation with Lawyers for Civil Rights, the Boston arm of the national Lawyers’ Committee for Civil Rights Under Law. LCR was describing their work with community members in Lowell, MA, who were frustrated about not having a voice with the city council. In those conversations, a few places kept coming up.
Like Clemente Park, a much-loved meeting point for the city’s Asian and Latino populations, which felt unsafe at night because the city had not provided lighting in the park.
And Lowell High School, the city’s only public high school, which serves over 3000 students. The city announced plans to move it from its traditional downtown location, but did not invest in substantial outreach to communities of color about possible new sites.
Our idea was to create a mapping tool whose fundamental principle is to ask the community what matters.
With maps that show relevant landmarks and data, users can try their own hand at drawing meaningful demonstration plans.
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Due to the constantly growing number of delegates, this year we have a two hour lunch break and each delegate is assigned a 30 min slot to be in the restaurant. To make good use of the other hour and a half, we have asked you, the PyCon UK community, to organise events in the track rooms.
These need to be informal events that can handle people dropping in and out. Examples may include 'birds of a feather' sessions, discussions, special interest groups, demonstrations/install-fests/helpdesks for particular software libraries etc.
It is allowed and encouraged for generally applicable lunchtime events to be held twice i.e. 12pm on one day, 1pm on another (for example, see the code clinic in the schedule) or across a whole two hour slot (for example, see the poster session in the schedule).
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This year we will be adding a poster session to PyCon UK. Poster sessions are great chances to present a topic with the aid of a poster, and to interact with small groups of people in a more informal and relaxed way than a formal talk.
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Spain has some of the nicest food in the world, here are some of their dishes:
Tapas:
Tapas aren’t just a certain type of food; they are an entire subsection of food. They come in hundreds of different variations and consist of many different foods. In Spain they are used as a simple snack while you meet up with your amigos and drink a beverage of your choice, such as beer or wine.
Tortilla Española (Spanish Omelette)
One of Spain’s most iconic dishes, it consists of eggs, potatoes and onions. The potatoes and onions are slow fried in olive oil then mixed with the beaten eggs for the flavours to mix before cooking.
Paella
This is one of Spain’s most famous dishes. It is originally from Valencia, first made in the mid-19th century. It is made from rice, chicken or rabbit and a mix of vegetables.
Calamari
This is a delicious appetizer that is made with squid and then battered and deep-fried for an irresistible crispy taste. It is known to have many health benefits such as being rich in protein and helps prevent cancer.
Gazpacho
This dish originates from mainland Spain's most southerly region, Andalucia. This soup contains cucumber, garlic, onion, pepper, and tomato with olive oil, salt, water and wine vinegar.


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com.cyberfront.crdt.operation.Operation
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Packages that use Operation Package Description com.cyberfront.crdt The com.cyberfront.crdt package includes the core classes to build and manage a commutative CRDT for managing JSON document updates using the JSON Patch standard.com.cyberfront.crdt.operation com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation The com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation contains a collection of classes which are intended to perform stress testing on the functionality of the commutative CRDT implementation specified elsewhere in the class library. -
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Uses of Operation in com.cyberfront.crdt
Fields in com.cyberfront.crdt with type parameters of type Operation Modifier and Type Field Description private java.util.Collection<Operation>
OperationTwoSet. addSet
The ADD set.private java.util.Collection<Operation>
LastWriteWins.TrialResult. invalidOperations
The set of invalid operations detected.private java.util.Set<Operation>
LastWriteWins.TrialResult. operations
The set of operations to process; they are processed in timestamp orderprivate java.util.Collection<Operation>
OperationTwoSet. remSet
The REMOVE set.Methods in com.cyberfront.crdt that return Operation Modifier and Type Method Description static Operation
CRDTManager. generateCreate(long timestamp)
Generate a CreateOperation given a JsonNode and timestampstatic Operation
CRDTManager. generateDelete(long timestamp)
Generate a DeleteOperation with the given timestampstatic Operation
CRDTManager. generateRead(long timestamp)
Generate a ReadOperation with the given time stamp valuestatic Operation
CRDTManager. generateUpdate(com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.JsonNode source, com.fasterxml.jackson.databind.JsonNode target, long timestamp)
Generate an UpdateOperation given an original and update value and a timestamp value.Operation
GenericCRDTManager. generateUpdate(long timestamp, T object)
Generate and return an UpdateOperation for the given object passedMethods in com.cyberfront.crdt that return types with arguments of type Operation Modifier and Type Method Description java.util.Collection<Operation>
OperationTwoSet. copyAddSet()
Generate and retrieve a copy of the add set for public consumptionjava.util.Collection<Operation>
OperationTwoSet. copyRemSet()
Generate and retrieve a copy of the remove set for public consumptionprivate static java.util.Collection<Operation>
OperationTwoSet. diff(java.util.Collection<Operation> lhs, java.util.Collection<Operation> rhs)
This private static function returns a set resulting from removing all of the elements on the RHS from the set on the LHSprivate java.util.Collection<Operation>
OperationTwoSet. getAddSet()
This method retrieved the ADD set.java.util.Collection<Operation>
LastWriteWins. getEffectiveOperations()
Get the list of effective operations for the current configurationjava.util.Collection<Operation>
LastWriteWins.TrialResult. getEffectiveOperations()
Retrieves the collection of effective operations, those which can actually be processedjava.util.Collection<Operation>
LastWriteWins. getInvalidOperations()
Get the list of invalid operations for the current configurationjava.util.Collection<Operation>
LastWriteWins.TrialResult. getInvalidOperations()
Gets the invalid.java.util.Collection<Operation>
LastWriteWins.TrialResult. getOperations()
Retrieve the set of operations in this TrialResult.java.util.Collection<Operation>
OperationTwoSet. getOpsSet()
This method returns the collection of elements in the ADD set after those in the REMOVE set have been removed.private java.util.Collection<Operation>
OperationTwoSet. getRemSet()
This method retrieved the REMOVE set.Methods in com.cyberfront.crdt with parameters of type Operation Modifier and Type Method Description protected void
LastWriteWins. addOperation(Operation op)
Insert an operation to the ADD setprotected void
OperationTwoSet. addOperation(Operation op)
Insert an operation to the ADD setprivate void
CRDTManager. pushAdd(Operation op)
Deliver the operation, which has the effect of inserting the operation into the AddOperation setprivate void
CRDTManager. pushRemove(Operation op)
Cancel an operation which currently is, or potentially in the future will be, included in the RemOperation setprotected void
LastWriteWins. remOperation(Operation op)
Insert an operation to the REMOVE setprotected void
OperationTwoSet. remOperation(Operation op)
Insert an operation to the REMOVE setMethod parameters in com.cyberfront.crdt with type arguments of type Operation Modifier and Type Method Description protected void
LastWriteWins. addOperation(java.util.Collection<Operation> operations)
Add a collection of operations to the current ADD setprotected static long
OperationTwoSet. countOperations(java.util.Collection<Operation> ops, Operation.OperationType opType)
This static method counts the number of NewBaseOperation instances of the type given which are in the collection providedprivate static java.util.Collection<Operation>
OperationTwoSet. diff(java.util.Collection<Operation> lhs, java.util.Collection<Operation> rhs)
This private static function returns a set resulting from removing all of the elements on the RHS from the set on the LHSprotected static boolean
OperationTwoSet. doesTypeExist(java.util.Collection<Operation> operations, Operation.OperationType type)
Look in a collection of operations to determine if at least one element has the given OperationTypeprotected void
LastWriteWins. remOperation(java.util.Collection<Operation> operations)
Add a collection of operations to the current REMOVE setConstructor parameters in com.cyberfront.crdt with type arguments of type Operation Constructor Description LastWriteWins(java.util.Collection<Operation> addset, java.util.Collection<Operation> remset)
Constructor specifying the add and remove sets comprising a CRDTOperationTwoSet(java.util.Collection<Operation> addset, java.util.Collection<Operation> remset)
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Uses of Operation in com.cyberfront.crdt.operation
Fields in com.cyberfront.crdt.operation declared as Operation Modifier and Type Field Description private Operation
OperationManager. op
The op bound with the metadata.Methods in com.cyberfront.crdt.operation that return Operation Modifier and Type Method Description Operation
OperationManager. getOperation()
Retrieves the op to associate with the managed metadataMethods in com.cyberfront.crdt.operation that return types with arguments of type Operation Modifier and Type Method Description static java.util.Collection<Operation>
Operation. copy(java.util.Collection<Operation> src)
Copy a list of operationsMethods in com.cyberfront.crdt.operation with parameters of type Operation Modifier and Type Method Description int
Operation. compareTo(Operation op)
Method parameters in com.cyberfront.crdt.operation with type arguments of type Operation Modifier and Type Method Description static java.util.Collection<Operation>
Operation. copy(java.util.Collection<Operation> src)
Copy a list of operationsConstructors in com.cyberfront.crdt.operation with parameters of type Operation Constructor Description GenericOperationManager(OperationManager.StatusType status, Operation operation, java.lang.Class<T> objectClass)
Instantiates a new operation manager.Operation(Operation src)
This is essentially a copy constructor for duplicating some source AbstractOperationOperationManager(OperationManager.StatusType status, Operation op)
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Uses of Operation in com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation
Methods in com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation that return types with arguments of type Operation Modifier and Type Method Description static java.util.Collection<Operation>
SimCRDTManager. filterOperationsByType(java.util.Collection<Operation> opList, Operation.OperationType opType, boolean criteria)
Filter a collection of operations given the operation type.Methods in com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation with parameters of type Operation Modifier and Type Method Description protected SimOperationManager<T>
SimCRDTManager. getManager(OperationManager.StatusType status, Operation op)
Generate an operation manager for this CRDT manager to deliver to other nodes.Method parameters in com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation with type arguments of type Operation Modifier and Type Method Description static java.util.Collection<Operation>
SimCRDTManager. filterOperationsByType(java.util.Collection<Operation> opList, Operation.OperationType opType, boolean criteria)
Filter a collection of operations given the operation type.Constructors in com.cyberfront.crdt.sample.simulation with parameters of type Operation Constructor Description SimOperationManager(OperationManager.StatusType status, Operation operation, java.util.UUID objectId, java.lang.Class<T> objectClass)
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RIDICULE A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1996 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 7.5 Alternative Scale: *** out of ****
France, 1996 U.S. Release Date: beginning 11/27/96 (limited) Running Length: 1:42 MPAA Classification: R (Nudity, mature themes) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Charles Berling, Jean Rochefort, Fanny Ardant, Judith Godreche, Bernard Giraudeau, Bernard Dheran, Urbain Cancelier Director: Patrice Leconte Producer: Frederic Brillion, Philippe Carcassonne, Gilles Legrand Screenplay: Remi Waterhouse Cinematography: Thierry Arbogast Music: Antoine Duhamel U.S. Distributor: Miramax Films In French with subtitles
In Patrice Leconte's (THE HAIRDRESSER'S HUSBAND) RIDICULE, the pen -- or rather the word -- is truly mightier than the sword. In late 18th century France, before the advent of the guillotine, wit was used as often for pain and humiliation as it was for pleasure. Those who had mastered the art of ridicule could, with one turn of phrase, strip a less adept opponent of pride and position, hurling him from the pampered confines of Louis XVI's court into the hostile world beyond, where indignities and possibly death awaited.
RIDICULE is not meant to be taken as a rigorous historical account, but, as with all French movies, the period detail is impeccable. The general atmosphere, if not the specifics, reflects 1783 Versailles, where a witty conversationalist was greatly prized as a source of entertainment, and where those with a gift for bon mots could attain a position of importance at the king's court (especially if their lineage connected them to a respected bloodline).
Gregoire Ponceludon de Malavoy (Charles Berling), a baron from the rural province of Dombes, comes to Versailles to obtain money for an ambitious engineering scheme that would drain southwest France's swamps to reduce disease and pestilence. Ponceludon entertains a hope that the king, known to be intrigued by science, might take an interest in the project and offer to fund it. However, what he discovers at Versailles disheartens him -- a corrupt rulership that prizes wit and pedigree over all other qualifications. Gaining an audience with the king has more to do with one's ancestors, bedpartners, and verbal agility than with the merits of one's proposal.
Undeterred, Ponceludon finds a local sponsor, Bellegarde (Jean Rochefort), who sees promise in the idealistic newcomer and offers lessons of how to survive in Versailles ("Don't laugh with your mouth open", "We call puns the death of wit", "The soul of wit is to know one's place"). While the young nobleman is learning the rules of acceptable court behavior, he falls for Bellegarde's beautiful, young daughter, Mathilde (Judith Godreche). But, when Ponceludon's would-be romance with Mathilde flounders because of her impending marriage of convenience to a much older man, he seeks the sexual (and political) favors of Madame de Blayac (Fanny Ardant), a fixture at court who consorts with all the finest wits. Ponceludon then becomes involved in a series of contests with the appropriately-named Vilecourt (Bernard Giraudeau) to see whose wit is the most corrosive.
The humor in RIDICULE, such as it is, is exceptionally savage. Leconte and screenwriter Remi Waterhouse have not designed this film to offer inconsequential laughs. As in DANGEROUS LIAISONS, there's calculated malice behind each barbed riposte. But, while nearly every comic aspect of RIDICULE is mean-spirited, it's difficult not to appreciate the intelligence behind the most vicious strikes.
RIDICULE is not just the tale of a decaying, degraded empire of favoritism, although that is certainly an element of the plot. In addition, this film illustrates the power of language both to build and to tear down. It is also about choices. Ponceludon's own moral dilemma -- to retain his purity and reject court or to embrace the place by the king's side that his skill for ridicule can gain him -- is personified by the two women who want him: the sweet, independent Mathilde and the seductive, manipulative Madame de Blayac.
The cast is superlative, with Charles Berling (NELLY AND M. ARNAUD), Fanny Ardant (COLONEL CHABERT), and Jean Rochefort (THE HAIRDRESSER'S HUSBAND) turning in impressive performances. As RIDICULE's chief villain, Bernard Giraudeau (PASSION D'AMORE) savors all his nastiest lines, delivering them with relish. And, even though many aspects of Mathilde's character are anachronistic (she's a bit too modern to fit seamlessly into the time period), Judith Godreche is a beguiling asset.
Clocking in at about one-hundred minutes, Leconte's film is tightly-plotted and well-paced, with few wasted or unnecessary scenes. The script does have lapses, such as a sequence that uses a conventional duel to generate unnecessary tension and uncertainty, but, on the whole, the writing is RIDICULE's greatest asset. The carefully-rendered French-to-English subtitles do justice to the sparkling dialogue, making the verbal matches between Ponceludon, Madame de Blayac, and Vilecourt one of RIDICULE's highlights. For those who appreciate movies with a bite, RIDICULE shows its teeth early and keeps them razor-sharp throughout.
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What a Waste: "The call to action is an inbound text message, which generates a WAP Push message to sign people up to the service. An amazing 75% never respond to the WAP Push."
This is a big problem for the industry. I posted a comment on Mobhappy which sums up our experience of this:
"75% sounds way too high.We’ve seen roughly 40% wastage on services. As you might expect, this %age increases for services which are promoted to the “mass market” (e.g. in the national press), and drops when you promote to audiences more attuned to mobile data usage (e.g. youth).
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The following functions are declared in the skalibs/iopause.h header, and implemented in the libskarnet.a or libskarnet.so library.
iopause is the skalibs API for event loop selection. It's a wrapper around the system's ppoll() or poll() (if available) or select() (if neither ppoll() nor poll() is available) function. It works around some system-dependent quirks; also it works with absolute dates instead of timeouts. This is a good thing: see below.
iopause is a derived work from Dan J. Bernstein's iopause library, but the skalibs implementation is subtly different.
An iopause_fd structure is similar to a struct pollfd structure, and must be filled the same way. Usually, the user declares an array of iopause_fd and fills it, one element per descriptor to select on. If x is an iopause_fd:
Unlike poll() or select(), which use a timeout argument, the iopause() function uses a deadline argument, i.e. an absolute time at which it must return 0 if no event has happened so far, as well as a stamp argument, i.e. an absolute time meaning now. Those arguments are stored in tains. Here is why:
The event loop pattern is mostly used to multiplex several asynchronous events that can happen independently, at the same time or not. Let's say you have 3 events, x, y and z. Each of those has a separate timeout: if x happens before x-timeout milliseconds, you call the x-event-handler function, but if x-timeout milliseconds elapse without x happening, you call x-timeout-handler function. And similarly with y and z.
But the selection function returning does not mean x has happened or that x has timed out. It might also mean that y has happened, that y has timed out, that z has happened, that z has timed out, or something else entirely. In the post-selection part of the loop, the proper handler is called for the event or timeout that has happened; then the loop is executed again, and in the pre-selection part of the loop, the array describing the events is filled, and the selection timeout is computed.
How are you going to compute that global selection timeout? Easy: it's the shortest of the three. But we just spent some amount of time waiting, so the individual timeouts must be recomputed! This means:
That is really cumbersome. A much simpler way of doing things is:
Maintaining a global timestamp and using absolute times instead of relative times really is the right way to work with event loops, and the iopause interface reflects that. Of course, you need a reliable, bug-free time library and a monotonic, constant system clock to handle absolute times correctly; that is why iopause relies on the tai library.
int iopause (iopause_fd *x, unsigned int len, tain const *deadline, tain const *stamp)
Blocks until one of the events described in the x array, of length
len, happens, or until the absolute date *deadline is
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Like iopause(), but if stamp is not null, it is updated
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reasonably accurate estimation of the current time in stamp;
it is recommended to use this function instead of the lower-level
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Class: ActionDispatch::SSL
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| Inherits: | Object |
| Defined in: | actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/ssl.rb |
Overview
This middleware is added to the stack when `config.force_ssl = true`, and is passed the options set in `config.ssl_options`. It does three jobs to enforce secure HTTP requests:
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2. Secure cookies: Sets the `secure` flag on cookies to tell browsers they
mustn't be sent along with http:// requests. Enabled by default. Set
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3. HTTP Strict Transport Security (HSTS): Tells the browser to remember
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Enabled by default. Configure `config.ssl_options` with `hsts: false` to disable.
Set `config.ssl_options` with `hsts: { … }` to configure HSTS:
* `expires`: How long, in seconds, these settings will stick. The minimum
required to qualify for browser preload lists is `18.weeks`. Defaults to
`180.days` (recommended).
* `subdomains`: Set to `true` to tell the browser to apply these settings
to all subdomains. This protects your cookies from interception by a
vulnerable site on a subdomain. Defaults to `true`.
* `preload`: Advertise that this site may be included in browsers'
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first visit* since it hasn't seen your HSTS header yet. To close this
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Defaults to `false`.
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/ssl.rb', line 51
def initialize(app, redirect: {}, hsts: {}, secure_cookies: true) @app = app @redirect = redirect @exclude = @redirect && @redirect[:exclude] || proc { !@redirect } @secure_cookies = @hsts_header = build_hsts_header((hsts)) end
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# File 'actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/ssl.rb', line 62
def call(env) request = Request.new env if request.ssl? @app.call(env).tap do |status, headers, body| set_hsts_header! headers headers if @secure_cookies end else return redirect_to_https request unless @exclude.call(request) @app.call(env) end end


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- BigSister
- Scala Images Bot
- Huffman Archiver
- CYK with Chomsky Normal Form
The web application for monitoring student's activity,
motivating them with bonuses, which they can spend in the merch shop.
Technologies: TypeScript, Polymer, CSS, Bulma, Kotlin, MongoDB.
Done: SPA with events, projects, shop, personal pages, etc.
Finished API with some essential things.
Link: it's a private repository :(
Funny bot which sends you a picture based on a tags that you've sent.
Result can be REALLY strange, but that's all Imgur API, so we're
out of business.
Technologies: Scala, Imgur API.
Done: half of the whole project (wow, it's a finished project!)
Link to the repository
Just a Huffman Archiver on C++, beautiful code with smart pointers,
casting and obvious algorithm for building Haffman tree.
Interesting fact: my teacher insisted that I should use unique_ptr, and
it wasn't so easy to add them because of priority queue, but I did it and
then he said: "oops, it wasn't necessary, actually".
Link to the repository
Just a CYK algorithm with the ability to convert context free grammar to
chomsky normal form. (CYK only works on grammars in CNF).
Technologies: Kotlin, ANTLR4.
I almost died while implementing CNF algorithm, it cost me 3 or 4 days of suffering and debug.
Link to the repository
(maybe there'll be the day when I'll move this code to the separate repo)
Technologies
Kotlin, C++, HTML, CSS, JavaScript/TypeScript, Algorithms & Data Structures.
Languages
Russian(Native), English(B2), Spanish(A1/A2).
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Loki
Cute ball of fur and fat. Lives in Omsk, spends his summer in the country house with his friends, catches mice, tries to catch a sparrow sometimes, but unsuccessfully.
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Cheburek
The most affectionate and impudent cat in the world. Lives with my sister and Belyash. Likes watching TV, sit on people's lap and eat.
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Belyash
Arrogant and handsome. Lives with my sister and Cheburek. Likes to talk with me, but I don't understand cat's language. Doesn't like to sit on people's lap or being picked up. Likes to put his face in sneackers.
The charts below show the relationship between the frequency of occurrence of unusual words in the album.
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The Auth classes provides a standardized interface for authentication in Fuel. This allows our users to write their own drivers and easily integrate a new driver to work with old code by keeping the basic methods consistent.
Configuration
\Hybrid\Auth_Driver_User
can be configured in a config/autho.php
file and takes the following keys:
| normal.enabled |
bool |
true |
Set application to load Auth class.
|
| normal.optionals |
array|null |
null |
List of user fields to be used (default to array('status', 'full_name'))
|
| normal.allowed_status |
array|null |
null |
Allow status to login based on `users`.`status` (default to ('verified'))
|
| normal.use_meta |
bool |
true |
Auth to use `users_meta` table for user meta information, useful to keep `users` table is simple as possible.
|
| normal.use_auth |
bool |
true |
Auth to use `users_auths` table for user credential security information, useful to keep `users` table is simple as possible.
|
How To
<?php
class Controller_Credential extends \Controller_Rest {
public function post_login()
{
// username field support username and password
$username = \Input::post('username', '');
$password = \Input::post('password', '');
try
{
\Hybrid\Auth::make('user')->login($username, $password);
// or you can also use \Hybrid\Auth::make()->login($username, $password);
}
catch (\Fuel_Exception $e)
{
$this->response(array(
'text' => $e->getMessage(),
), 400);
}
$this->response(array(
'text' => 'You\'re logged in',
), 200);
}
public function post_logout()
{
// Logout from all Auth_Driver session
\Hybrid\Auth::logout();
}
}
php oil refine autho --install
can automatically generate your model and migration files, however use these schema for best practice.
make()
Get self instance from cache instead of initiating a new object if time we need to use this object.
| Static |
Yes |
| Parameters |
No |
| Returns |
Hybrid\Auth_Driver_User Object |
| Example |
\Hybrid\Auth_Driver_User::make();
// Alias to
\Hybrid\Auth::make('user');
|
acl($name = null)
Get Hybrid\Acl
object, it's a quick way of get and use Hybrid\Acl
without having to initiate another call when this class already has it.
| Static |
No |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $name |
null |
null to fetch the default driver, or a driver id to get a specific one |
|
| Returns |
\Hybrid\Acl Object |
| Example |
$acl = \Hybrid\Auth_Driver_User::make()->acl();
|
login($username, $password, $remember_me = false)
Login user using normal authentication (username and password).
| Static |
No |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $username |
Required |
A string valid username or e-mail address |
| $password |
Required |
A string of user password |
| $remember_me |
false |
Set to true to use persistent cookie |
|
| Returns |
bool |
| Example |
$acl = \Hybrid\Auth_Driver_User::make()->login($username, $password, true);
|
login_token($token, $secret, $remember_me = false)
Login user using OAuth/OAuth2 token authentication (token and secret).
| Static |
No |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $token |
Required |
A string of OAuth/OAuth2 Access Token Key |
| $secret |
Required |
A string of OAuth/OAuth2 Access Secret Key |
| $remember_me |
false |
Set to true to use persistent cookie |
|
| Returns |
bool |
| Example |
$acl = \Hybrid\Auth_Driver_User::make()->login_token($secret, $token);
|
This is normally called ONLY from \Hybrid\Auth_Controller
.
reauthenticate()
Reauthenticate current user, useful in situation where user hash is modified by update user profile or password.
| Static |
No |
| Parameters |
No |
| Returns |
bool |
| Example |
\Hybrid\Auth_Driver_User::make()->reauthenticate();
|
logout()
Logout from user instance.
| Static |
No |
| Parameters |
No |
| Returns |
bool |
| Example |
\Hybrid\Auth_Driver_User::make()->logout();
|
is_logged()
Return TRUE
/FALSE
whether visitor is logged in to the system.
| Static |
No |
| Parameters |
No |
| Returns |
bool, whether user is logged in |
| Example |
\Hybrid\Auth_Driver_User::make()->is_logged();
|
get($name = null);
Get current user authentication.
| Static |
No |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $name |
null |
optional key value, return all if $name is null |
|
| Returns |
mixed |
| Example |
$user_id = \Hybrid\Auth_Driver_User::make()->get('id');
|
link_account($user_data)
Link a user with single or multiple account provider.
| Static |
No |
| Parameters |
| Param |
Default |
Description |
| $user_data |
Required |
An array from \Session::get('autho') |
|
| Returns |
bool, whether user successfully linked |
| Example |
\Hybrid\Auth_Driver_User::make()->link_account(\Session::get('autho'));
|


Developer features allow extending and enhancing Chart.js in many different ways.
Latest documentation and samples, including unreleased features, are available at:
Latest builds are available for testing at:
WARNING: Development builds MUST not be used for production purposes or as replacement for CDN.
All modern and up-to-date browsers are supported, including, but not limited to:
Chrome Edge Firefox Safari
As of version 3, we have dropped Internet Explorer 11 support.
Browser support for the canvas element is available in all modern & major mobile browsers. CanIUse
Run npx browserslist
at the root of the codebase to get a list of supported browsers.
Thanks to BrowserStack for allowing our team to test on thousands of browsers.
To migrate from version 2 to version 3, please see the v3 migration guide.
Version 3 has a largely different API than earlier versions.
Most earlier version options have current equivalents or are the same.
Please note - documentation for previous versions are available online or in the GitHub repo.


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SLAM DUNK ERNEST A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1996 Andrew Hicks / Fatboy Productions
(1995) *1/2 (out of four)
I used to love Ernest movies. When the vest-clad redneck got torn apart by an unseen badger in ERNEST GOES TO CAMP, I laughed my elementary school head off. When he got into the fight with the electric floor buffer in ERNEST GOES TO JAIL, I chuckled my junior high head off. When he triumphed against the troll in ERNEST SCARED STUPID, I at least smiled my high school head off. But my college head mostly shook back and forth in disgust during SLAM DUNK ERNEST, the direct-to-video feature in which Ernest becomes the token whitey on a city-league basketball team.
 My friends and I rented the video because we love to watch really bad movies and crack jokes during them, and as far as that goes, it more than served its purpose. That's why I have to stress that this isn't a bad review -- a movie like this can only provide a very mild and cheap form of entertainment, which SLAM DUNK ERNEST does. For you parents of small children out there, this will most likely entertain anyone who hasn't reached puberty. But if you don't fall into either of those two groups, I don't have to warn you to stay off the SLAM DUNK ERNEST court.
Ernest P. Worrell (alter-ego of Jim "Jed" Varney) this time plays a janitor who works with a group of stereotypical jive-talking, basketball-playing black men. All his life he's wanted to gain acceptance in macho circles by playing basketball with the guys, and he finally talks his way into their locker room, which he refers to in awe as the "temple of testosterone." They don't let him play, but Ernest -- in all his incompetence -- manages to lose the game for them from the bench. So needless to say, the jive talkers are mad, and they hit him where it hurts. "You're not just white, you're a redneck!" one of them yells.
But the redneck soon has the upper hand when his Angel of Basketball, Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, shows up in the temple of testosterone and gives him a pair of magic basketball shoes. "Don't misuse the shoes," he warns before heading off to cash his check and try to forget he ever signed up to appear in this movie. So Ernest is left alone with the shoes, which attach themselves to his feet and squeak-talk to him like the cockroaches in JOE'S APARTMENT, an even-worse movie than this.
You can guess what happens after that. One of the jive talkers gets sick and Ernest gets put in the game, flying all over the court like his feet are made of flubber. He becomes the star of the game and gets an ego, actually trading in his vest and hat for a tuxedo.  Predictably, there's a scene in which she takes off her glasses, lets down her hair and suddenly becomes gorgeous.
Meanwhile, the son of one of the jive talkers begins emulating Ernest (in a tragic case of race defection), going so far as to steal a pair of the same $250 shoes (ironically, the price of the shoes exceeds the entire budget of SLAM DUNK ERNEST). Luckily, Jabbar shows up in an ice cream truck -- the Ice Kareem Man -- to help talk him out of it.  And if you can watch it with a group of joke-cracking teenage boys, I strongly recommend it.
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I'm a second year, Singaporean, Computer Science student at UCLA with a penchant for art, music, dance, social justice. I initially started off as a business economics major but through getting my hands dirty in my first coding project in a hackathon mid year 1, I soon discovered that the CS field better catered to my passion for problem solving and making meaningful difference.
Throughout my college experience, I've seeked learning opportunities wherever possible, whether be it through taking up online courses to learn Python, iOS app development and R during my spare time, or involving myself in leadership on campus to better acclimatise myself with social justice issues such as mental health, learning about different cultures, and carrying out projects to better the UCLA community.


The cordova.plugins.Keyboard
object provides functions to make interacting with the keyboard easier, and fires events to indicate that the keyboard will hide/show.
cordova plugin add ionic-plugin-keyboard
These events are fired on the window.
keyboardHeight
is given on the event object, which is the pixel height of the keyboard.Hide the keyboard accessory bar with the next, previous and done buttons.
cordova.plugins.Keyboard.hideKeyboardAccessoryBar(true);
cordova.plugins.Keyboard.hideKeyboardAccessoryBar(false);
Close the keyboard if it is open.
cordova.plugins.Keyboard.close();
Prevent the native UIScrollView from moving when an input is focused. The telltale sign that this is happening is the top of your app scrolls out of view (if using Ionic, your header bar will disappear).
This does not prevent any DOM elements from being able to scroll. That needs to happen from CSS and JavaScript, not this plugin.
cordova.plugins.Keyboard.disableScroll(true);
cordova.plugins.Keyboard.disableScroll(false);
Force keyboard to be shown. This typically helps if autofocus on a text element does not pop up the keyboard automatically
cordova.plugins.Keyboard.show();
Supported Platforms
This event fires when the keyboard will be shown or when the keyboard frame resizes (when switching between keyboards for example)
window.addEventListener('native.keyboardshow', keyboardShowHandler);
function keyboardShowHandler(e){
alert('Keyboard height is: ' + e.keyboardHeight);
}
keyboardHeight: the height of the keyboard in pixels
This event fires when the keyboard will hide
window.addEventListener('native.keyboardhide', keyboardHideHandler);
function keyboardHideHandler(e){
alert('Goodnight, sweet prince');
}
None


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