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The OpenZiti project offers numerous SDKs to start with. Pick your favorite language and follow along with a simple tutorial. If your favorite language is not shown, perhaps you can use the C SDK and integrate via Foreign Function Interface (FFI).


Here is a picture of me and my fraternity brothers heads cropped onto the what head of the cast of Jackass
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Kilmarnock woman duct-taped muzzle to her dog's face and then went on holiday
Elisabeth Steel left the helpless animal locked in the kitchen with no food or water.
by Tara FitzpatrickA Kilmarnock woman who duct-taped a muzzle to her dog’s face before going on holiday has been branded “sickening” by a sheriff.
Elisabeth Steel, 44, appeared before Kilmarnock Sheriff Court where she admitted the horrific cruelty towards her dog, named Rio and causing him unnecessary suffering.
Steel, of Methven Avenue in the town, left her collie locked in a kitchen without food or water and duct-taped a muzzle to the animal’s face.
Steel pleaded guilty to failing to provide adequate care for Rio, who was left abandoned with sores, hair loss and fleas while Steel went off on a holiday.
The court heard how Rio was only saved after a neighbour heard the dog whimpering from the property downstairs on July 18 this year.
The prosecutor said: “The witness was aware that the accused had left early that day to go on holiday.”
He looked through the window and saw the dog wearing a muzzle “wrapped with black tape” and “noted that there was no food or water”.
The neighbour contacted the Scottish SPCA and later the police.
The court heard how police witnesses who attended saw the black and white collie lying within the kitchen area.
After forcing entry into the property, the officers found that the dog was still alive and began to walk around.
The fiscal depute stated: “The door was bolted shut. There was no food or water within the bowls and the dog was wearing a muzzle wrapped in black tape and was also wearing a collar which was too tight.”
Steel was interviewed and told police that she was the owner of the dog who was later taken into the care of the SSPCA.
Steel’s lawyer Graeme Cunningham said he would say more on her behalf after social work reports had been prepared for the court.
Sheriff Alastair Watson said: “This is a pretty sickening piece of behaviour towards a helpless animal and I will have to consider how best to deal with you on the next occasion.”
Sheriff Watson added that he would likely disqualify Steel from owning animals when she reappears for sentencing next month.
Following Steel’s appearance in court, Scottish SPCA chief inspector Laura McIntyre said: “This was an awful case of cruelty causing Rio to suffer unnecessarily.
“We are pleased Steel has admitted the offence and we look forward to hearing the sentencing in this case.”


public interface Position
CellSetAxis
objects in a CellSet
.
An axis has a particular dimensionality, that is, a set of one or more dimensions which will appear on that axis, and every position on that axis will have a member of each of those dimensions. For example, in the MDX query
SELECT {[Measures].[Unit Sales], [Measures].[Store Sales]} ON
COLUMNS,
CrossJoin(
{[Gender].Members},
{[Product].[Food],
[Product].[Drink]}) ON ROWS
FROM [Sales]
the COLUMNS
axis has dimensionality
{[Measures]
} and the ROWS
axis has dimensionality
{[Gender]
, [Product]
}. In the result,
| Gender | Product | Unit Sales | Store Sales |
| All Gender | Food | 191,940 | 409,035.59 |
| All Gender | Drink | 24,597 | 48,836.21 |
| F | Food | 94,814 | 203,094.17 |
| F | Drink | 12,202 | 24,457.37 |
| M | Food | 97,126 | 205,941.42 |
| M | Drink | 12,395 | 24,378.84 |
each of the six positions on the ROWS
axis has two members,
consistent with its dimensionality of 2. The COLUMNS
axis has
two positions, each with one member.
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
List<Member> |
getMembers()
Returns the list of Member objects at this position.
|
int |
getOrdinal()
Returns the zero-based ordinal of this Position on its
CellSetAxis . |
List<Member> getMembers()
Recall that the CellSetAxisMetaData.getHierarchies()
method describes the hierarchies which occur on an axis. The positions on
that axis must conform. Suppose that the ROWS axis of a given statement
returns {[Gender], [Store]}
. Then every Position on
that axis will have two members: the first a member of the [Gender]
dimension, the second a member of the [Store] dimension.
int getOrdinal()
CellSetAxis
.


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A User Interface (UI) specification is, essentially, a set of rules and conventions used to determine the interaction between a user and an application. Over the years, UI specifications have evolved from basic command-line shells to the standard graphical and pen-based systems in use today. No doubt you have come across several graphical UI specifications currently in use--Macintosh, Open Look, Presentation Manager, and OSF/Motif are a few examples.
Each of these specifications represents a particular implementation of the basic functionality required for application-user interaction. The basic functions are similar; only the implementation is different. Therefore, each of these specifications is referred to as a Specific UI .
GEOS employs a Generic UI --an implementation-independent way of defining an application's user interface. To the user, this means a single application executable can be used in any of several specific UI implementations. To the developer, this means relief from many of the UI definition tasks normally associated with graphical user interfaces.
The Generic UI can be thought of as a UI driver--a layer of abstraction between the application and the UI implementation. The programmer defines his needs in terms of basic functionality and user involvement, leaving the actual implementation (decisions about color, shape, menu structure, etc.) up to the system at run-time.
The application defines its UI by selecting certain objects from the Generic UI Library. Each of these objects has certain
attributes
that determine its specific implementation. In addition, each generic object may be assigned
hints
. Hints help the Specific UI Library determine the proper context and subjective information required to fully flesh out the proper manifestation of each generic object (for example, a GenPrimary window object can have special sizing restrictions suggested with various hints such as
HINT_FIXED_SIZE
and
HINT_INITIAL_SIZE
).
Attributes represent objective information which does not change with the specific UI in use. In general, attributes determine the basic functionality of the object regardless of its manifestation on the screen. For example, a GenView may have its scrollable attribute set; this means that in all Specific UIs, the View will have some sort of scrollers. However, one Specific UI might implement the scrollers as bars and another might implement them as dials or cranks.
Attributes are always allocated space in an object's instance data regardless of whether the attribute it set. For example, all GenView objects have a bit specifying whether it is scrollable or not. Attributes are used, therefore, primarily for determining the object's functionality rather than its appearance.
Hints represent subjective or contextual information about objects. Hints are different from attributes in two main aspects: First, hints may be ignored by certain Specific UIs. Suppose, for example, that a given Specific UI only allowed horizontal ordering of components within dialog boxes. This specific UI would ignore the hint
HINT_ORIENT_CHILDREN_VERTICALLY
applied to any GenInteraction object implemented as a dialog box.
Second, hints are dynamically added to each object's instance data in a special format known as variable data . Variable data fields are not allocated within the object's instance data unless they are used. Thus, objects with fewer hints use less memory. Attributes, on the other hand, must exist in the object's instance data whether they are used or not, and they therefore require a given amount of memory.
The Generic UI Library contains a number of object classes that implement nearly all the UI functions an application will ever need. For a full description of the API of each of these classes, see the Objects Book. Some of the more common implementations (e.g. menus, dialog boxes, and scrolling views) of these objects are outlined in the sections below.


Preparation time
1-2 hours
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
Serves 8
Dietary
These galettes are great for entertaining - serve with ready-made vanilla ice cream if you don’t want to make your own.
Equipment and preparation: for this recipe you will need an ice cream maker.
For the instant chocolate ice cream, heat the milk and cream in a saucepan until just simmering. Whisk the caster sugar and egg yolks together in a bowl until pale and fluffy.
Slowly pour the warm cream mixture onto the egg mixture, whisking continuously.
Return the mixture to the saucepan and continue to cook over a low heat, whisking continuously, until it thickens enough to coat the back of a spoon. Add the chopped chocolate bars and stir until melted. Set aside to cool, then chill in the fridge.
Transfer the chilled custard to an ice cream machine and churn until frozen, then freeze until needed in an airtight container.
For the galettes, in a bowl, rub together the flour, butter and 25g/1oz of the caster sugar using your fingertips, until the mixture resembles breadcrumbs.
Add one of the egg yolks and stir the mixture until it comes together as a dough. Turn the dough out onto a lightly floured work surface and knead until smooth. Flatten the dough to a 2cm/1in-thick disc, then wrap in cling film and chill in the fridge for 30 minutes.
Meanwhile, in a bowl, stir together the blueberries, vanilla seeds, cornflour, lemon juice and the remaining caster sugar. Set aside.
Roll the chilled pastry out on a lightly floured surface to a thickness of 5mm/¼in. Cut eight 12cm/5in discs from the pastry and place them onto a baking tray lined with baking parchment. Pinch or fold the edges of each pastry disc to create pastry cases, then brush all over with the remaining egg yolk. Spoon in the blueberries and sprinkle over the demerara sugar. Chill in the fridge for 30 minutes.
Preheat the oven to 200C/180C Fan/Gas 6.
Bake the galettes in the oven for 20-25 minutes, or until crisp and golden-brown.
To serve, place the warm galettes on serving plates and place a scoop of ice cream on top of each.


What is Brave Frontier Summoner Level Calculator
Brave Frontier Summoner Level Calculator helps you to plan using your energy efficiently. It tells you the quests that gives you the most XP for your current energy, or uses the least energy needed to level up.
How can I use this calculator
Finding the quests that give the most XP.
Finding the least energy needed to level up.
Finding the quests needed to reach a certain XP (Good for Metal Parades!).


What is Loom?
Loom is a headless media asset management server platform. It provides tools to inventory your media assets and extract the most information from them. The Loom Sever can be used to query the data in a structured way with either REST or GraphQL. Additional metadata can be stored in Loom alongside to your assets.
What is MetaLoom?
MetaLoom is the umbrella which provides a home for all Loom related side projects and components.
Why developing Loom?
From 2006 till 2021 I helped design and develop Gentics Mesh which is an open source headless CMS. It is a great tool but has some very serious design flaws. With Loom I plan to take the "good parts" of Mesh and give them a new home.
Additionally I have already experimented on some media asset processing a while back and would like to share these tools / processes in a consistent manner. Creating a dedicated server which provides a home for this seems a good solution.
While working on Mesh I really liked the idea to put all my skills to use on a single project. With Loom I plan to continue this.
When can we use it?
Once it is ready™
Will it be open source?
Yes - Apache 2 License
How can I learn more about the development process?
I know/like/use Mesh - What will be the differences?
So far:
-
No branches
-
Limited versioning
-
No tag families
-
No binary fields
-
No plugins
-
No dedicated schema migration
-
No OrientDB
New:
-
S3 support
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Native SSO support (Keycloak, Auth0)
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Asset System
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Media Fingerprinting
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Overhauled permission system
What stack do you plan to use?
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Vert.x - For the core
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Dagger - For the glue
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RxJava - For the reactiveness
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Vertx-Jooq - For persistence
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Elasticsearch - You Know, for Search!
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OpenCV - Media processing
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Tika - Metadata extraction
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TwelveMonkeys - Image decoding/encoding
Do you plan to add feature XYZ?
Perhaps! Drop me a mail ideas@metaloom.io


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Nodemailer knows SMTP connection details for several well-known providers. If your provider is listed here you do not need to set the connection details yourself (you can if you want it though) for the transporter object, providing service name is already good enough.
The following example sets up a transporter against SendPulse SMTP server using only service name instead of actual server configuration:
let transporter = nodemailer.createTransport({
service: 'SendPulse', // no need to set host or port etc.
auth: {
user<EMAIL_ADDRESS>pass: 'smtp-password'
}
});
transporter.sendMail(...)
"126"
"163"
"1und1"
"AOL"
"DebugMail"
"DynectEmail"
"FastMail"
"GandiMail"
"Gmail"
"Godaddy"
"GodaddyAsia"
"GodaddyEurope"
"hot.ee"
"Hotmail"
"iCloud"
"mail.ee"
"Mail.ru"
"Maildev"
"Mailgun"
"Mailjet"
"Mailosaur"
"Mandrill"
"Naver"
"OpenMailBox"
"Outlook365"
"Postmark"
"QQ"
"QQex"
"SendCloud"
"SendGrid"
"SendinBlue"
"SendPulse"
"SES"
"SES-US-EAST-1"
"SES-US-WEST-2"
"SES-EU-WEST-1"
"Sparkpost"
"Yahoo"
"Yandex"
"Zoho"
"qiye.aliyun"


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My name is Yamuna G ,Currently working as a Junior Software Engineer in Zebracross India Technologies Pvt Ltd, Kochi. I have completed MCA from Mount Zion College of Engineering . I was first introduced to programming after I completed BCA , I was fascinated by the power of computers and how they can simplify a human beings life and change all around us.
Inspired by the startup success stories ,I started learning Java, Python and also mobile application development using Flutter and Android ..I completed Flutter Course with Node js &Mongo Db& AWS cloud hosting course from Logix Space Technologies Pvt.Ltd. Given the rising penetration of smartphones and desktops in India. I realized mobile and desktop apps can take the benefits of technology to the masses faster and hence I have decided to pursue my career in this field.
View ResumeWallpic is an Flutter app full of photos.. that u can download and use it as wallpaper,profile pics..etc.. Mongodb is used as Backend..
In this project it uses Python with Machine Learning for Satellite Image Classification.. When we add an Satellite image to this system analyse the image and give the result of image Category with Accuracy.
This Project is done by using HTML, CSS and Java Script. The Locations are stored as Array and marked using marker.
Languages and Technologies that I have learned and applied to my projects


Step 2: Installing Adrenaline ePSP CFW
Part I: Requirements
Part II: Installing ePSP Bubble Installer & Adrenaline EasyInstaller
- Open VitaShell
- Press Select to start the FTP Server.
- Press Start and choose your prefered SELECT button action (FTP Server / USB Connection)
- Connect to your Vita using your FTP client / USB Connection and navigate to 'ux0:'. (Default Directory w/ USB)
- Select 'ePSP_Bubble_Installer_vX.X.vpk' and press X. (vX.X may vary depending on version)
- Press X to install ePSP_Bubble_Installer.
- Press X at the warning box.
- Select 'EasyInstaller_vXXX.vpk' and press X. (vXXX may vary depending on version)
- Press X to install Adrenaline EasyInstaller.
- Press X at the warning box.
- Exit VitaShell
Part III: Installing ePSP Bubble & Adrenaline ePSP CFW
- Open 'ePSP Bubble Installer'.
- Press X to install an ePSP bubble. (This will reboot your Vita.)
- Wait for the bubble to be installed and your Vita to reboot.
- Rerun HENkaku either via the website or Offline Exploit
- Open 'EasyInstaller'
- Select 'Install Adrenaline eCFW'
- Select 'NPEZ00104 - BIGHEADSNOOKER'
- Choose 'Yes'
- Wait for Adrenaline to be installed.
- Press X to reboot.
- Wait for the database to update.
- Rerun HENkaku.
- Open 'EasyInstaller'
- Select 'Themeing Options'.
- Select 'Add Custom LiveArea Theme'.
- Choose 'Yes'.
- If it tries to bring you to Adrenaline, choose 'Cancel' and go back to EasyInstaller, then press X to continue.
- Wait for it to finish and press X to reboot.
- Rerun HENkaku.
- Open 'Adrenaline'.
- Complete the PSP's Initial Setup.
- You now have CFW for the ePSP!
- To exit Adrenaline, Hold the PS button, tap Settings, and use the DPad + X to choose, 'Exit PspEmu Application'.
- To play your PSP backups, put them in ux0:pspemu/ISO/.
- To use your PSP saves with Adrenaline, copy the SAVEDATA folder from your PSP memory stick to ux0:pspemu/PSP/
Continue to Step 2: Installing Adrenaline ePSP CFW


Values & Affirmations
Battling Stereotype Threats
November 21, 2014
I actually just had a discussion with a friend on defining our core values - and using it as a way to determine whether the things in our lives (career, people, activities, lifestyle choices) align with what we value most in others and in ourselves.
 Contentment seeks to instill inner peace, tranquility, harmony within our daily lives.
It is the living in the moment.
It is understanding that our joy and happiness are not predicated on external circumstances. Rather, they depend on our internal landscape. That happiness and joy can be a state of mind, an attitude, a way of interacting with the external world outside of our control. We might not be able to control everything that happens in the world, but we have possibilities and powers in many situations.
Contentment is knowing that everything is impermanent. That everything is temporary. Both the horrible moments that make us question our existence, and also, the hope-, passion-, purpose-filled moments that dispel all doubts that we are exactly where we are meant to be.
Contentment is enduring these tough moments, knowing they don’t define us, knowing that this, too, shall pass. And it is expressing gratitude for those perfect moments, big and small, that make life worth living for.
But, contentment is also not complacency. Rather, it’s finding the line between being okay with where you are now, rather than where you’re “supposed to be.” It is not comparing yourself against others in weighing your self-worth, but rather reflecting on yourself as a form of calibration to improve and grow. Because we’re all capable of improvement, but we’re all awesome right now too.
It’s mostly just a great reminder that many qualities that you currently embody, that many things that you have — they were all once things you probably desired, dreamt of in the past. If you postpone your joy for “once I get a job/raise” or “once I get married” or “once I lose 50lbs,” you likely will never experience joy. You’re so accustomed to postponing your personal satisfaction that it becomes a habit. Once you get that raise, marriage, or weight loss, you’ll find the next thing to covet.
My Top 5 Values:
- Adventure
- Close Relationships
- Freedom
- Inspiration & Growth
- Inner Peace & Contentment
Out of a scale of 1 - 5, I rate the statement "I try to live up to these values" with a 4. I might not always be perfect in embodying these values, but I do keep them at the back of my mind in whether I’m surrounding myself with people and partaking in activities that foster these values in my life. However, there's always room for improvement! :)
Last topic I gave advice on was probably on self-worth tied to employment, status, and appearance.
Values & Stereotype Threat
Personally, sticking to this idea of contentment has worked well for me, when I begin to feel stress about the direction of my life, about whether I’m doing what I’m supposed to do, when I realize that peers are thriving in “successful” fields already, while I’ve been wandering around the last couple of years. I focus on the things that are going well in my life, that most of these things (close relationships, adventure, health, growth) are all things I should be grateful for.
Whenever I think about these values, I feel good. I feel that as long as I’m striving towards these ideals — that I am doing my daily best (not necessarily, the best) to embody these values, I am progressing. It helps me to think about whether I’m working towards my goals and values, towards being the person I want to be. It also helps to write down all the things that I’m grateful for in my life. It redirects my mind from thinking about the negative to thinking about all the positive in my life.
Other exercises: meditation, yoga, taking a walk, reconnecting with my breath/present moment, talk it out with others, working out, actually taking a hike, spending time with loved ones.


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Maven¶
Basic Usage¶
First, your project pom.xml
, there should be cookcc dependency. CookCC
Maven plugin searches for this dependency to determine the jar file to use.
<dependency>
<!-- CookCC is only needed at compile time -->
<groupId>org.yuanheng.cookcc</groupId>
<artifactId>cookcc</artifactId>
<version>0.4.3</version>
<scope>compile</scope>
</dependency>
Then in your pom.xml
build plugins, add cookcc-maven-plugin like
the following.
<plugin>
<groupId>org.yuanheng.cookcc</groupId>
<artifactId>cookcc-maven-plugin</artifactId>
<version>1.0.2</version>
<configuration>
<source>1.7</source>
<target>1.7</target>
<tasks>
<task src="src/main/java/test/Test1.java"/>
<task src="src/main/java/test/Test2.java"/>
<task src="src/main/java/test/Test3.java" lexerAnalysis="true"/>
<task src="src/main/java/test/Test4.java" debug="true"/>
<task src="src/main/xcc/Test5.xcc">
<option name="-class" value="test.Test5"/>
</task>
</tasks>
</configuration>
<executions>
<execution>
<phase>generate-sources</phase>
<goals>
<goal>run</goal>
</goals>
</execution>
</executions>
</plugin>
<source>
and <target>
are optional. If they are not specified, they
are assumed to be 1.8. Ideally, it would be nice to be able to scan
maven-compiler-plugin configuration to get the info instead, but I have not
figured out how. Please let me know if you know how to do it.
<tasks>
is simply a list of <task>
tags.
<task>
Attributes¶
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| src | the input file. |
| debug | If the value is true , it is the same as
-debug command line option. |
| analysis | If the value is true , it is the same as
-analysis command line option. |
| lexerAnalysis | If the value is true , it is the same as
-lexeranalysis command line option. |
| lexerTable | Same as -lexertable command line option. |
| parserTable | Same as -parsertable command line option. |
| defaultReduce | If the value is true , it is the same as
-defaultreduce command line option. |
| public | If the value is true , it is the same as
-public command line option. |
| abstract | If the value is true , it is the same as
-abstract command line option. |
| extend | Same as -extend command line option. |
<option>
Attributes¶
<option>
tag is used to specify options not mentioned above.
| Attribute | Description |
|---|---|
| name | option name. |
| value | optional option argument |
Run Maven¶
You can run the following command to run all the CookCC tasks.
mvn clean cookcc:run
In the execution above, by specifying generate-sources phase, when you run the following command, CookCC is also run.
mvn clean package
Note
It is necessary to put clean
in the command because it can prevent
CookCC from getting the necessary file header and class header comments
for the Java files to be re-generated. The reason is that Java Compiler
would skip parsing the information if their class files exist.


Dec Donnelly hits back as James Haskell ‘snaps’ at him during I'm A Celebrity live trial
It seems he didn't think the trial was fair
by Rebecca CarterJames Haskell had a little pop at Ant McPartlin and Dec Donnelly during last night's live I'm A Celebrity trial.
The campmates took part in the Love Island themed trial to try and win roast dinners for each of the stars.
James and Roman Kemp took on the final challenge in which they had to lie in a bed filled with snakes.
Read more: I'm A Celebrity viewers divided over Ian Wright's burping during live trial
They had to try and unscrew three stars in the blue boxes, which were on James' side and filled with a crab, spiders and cockroaches, and move it to the corresponding yellow box on Roman's side, which were also filled with critters.
The pair had just 90 seconds to try and get the final three stars but didn't manage to complete the task.
James struggled with the first star as a crab was taking up most of the box and as he attempted to move it out of the way, Dec told him to be careful.
After the challenge, Dec asked James: "That was unlucky. What was it James?"
James hit back: "What was it? It was the very fact there was a giant crab in the way that you wanted me to carefully caress in a different direction as I tried to unscrew a star in its face."
Dec said: "Alright someone's getting prickly!"
The incident was also spoken about during last night's episode of spin-off programme Extra Camp.
Host Emily Atack said: "How angry did James get? He had a little go at Dec."
Meanwhile, elsewhere in the live trial, Ian Wright left viewers in hysterics as he continuously burped and gagged after his challenge.
He had to bury his head in a pie which contained slime and cockroaches, but it appeared to get too much for him and he couldn't stop belching.
Later in the trial, Ian had to drink blended pig's penises to win a meal for camp but the beverage left him gagging.
Read more: I'm A Celeb viewers baffled as Andrew Maxwell clashes with James Haskell and Ian Wright
Many viewers found Ian's antics amusing but others weren't impressed.
One said on Twitter: "Can someone please turn off Ian’s mic because I can’t deal with the constant burping."
Another wrote: "Who keeps burping on the live trial on #imacelebrity? It’s disgusting!" while a third added: "The worst part of this trial is Ian repeatedly burping, its making me feel sick."
I'm A Celebrity continues tonight at 9pm on ITV.
Leave us a comment on our Facebook page @EntertainmentDailyFix and let us know what you think of this story.


- Fixed Issue #34 - Output more descriptive errors when deserializing a record with unsupported types
- Improved support for primitive types
- Parse Errors on Primitive Types do not raise exceptions anymore
- Legivel.Parser - reverted back to .Net Regex as parser, to improve performance.
- Legivel.Mapper - Supporting extended schema for types 'float' and 'integer'
- Legivel.Mapper - Supporting 'single' type
- Legivel.Mapper - Fix #32 - supporting Nan, +Inf, -Inf for single and float
- Legivel.Parser - feature #29 - Strong names - strong signed binaries
- Legivel.Mapper - feature #29 - Strong names - strong signed binaries
- Legivel.Parser - bugfix #27 - Cannot parse to DateTimeOffset
- Legivel.Parser - bugfix #23 - Unable to deserialize sequence with compact indentation
- Legivel.Mapper - deserialization contract is now forced on the yaml-input, was inferred before.
- Solved issue #16
- BREAKING CHANGE: Renamed "Succes" to "Success" - output in type DeserializeResult, Legivel.Mapper
- Added support for Mapper target IDictionary
- Data values are inserted into IDictionary, in the same order of appearance, as in the yaml source
- Added netstandard2.0 support
- Various performance improvements
- Got all unit-tests working for all target-platforms
- Upgraded to FAKE5, with latest Project Scaffold
- Changed from Paket.Pack to DotNet.Pack
- Legivel.Parser: Performance impovements - Further tweaking
- Feature: Processing options (Yaml.Mapper), cross check yaml with model (records)
- Fix the creation of documentation
- Legivel.Parser: Performance impovments - complete rewrite
- Legvel.Mapper: Added support for recursive types
- Legivel.Parser: Made RegexDSL public
- Legivel.Parser: Added CloneWith methods to GlobalTag
- Legivel.Parser: Made GlobalTag.Create public
- Legivel.Parser: Made GlobalTag.TagFunctions public
- Legivel.Parser: Made NodeData.Create public
- Legivel.Parser: Made ParseInfo.Create public
- Legivel.Parser: Created extra SchemaUtils convenience functions for customization
- Legivel.Parser: Moved MessageAtLine from Internals to Common namespace and made public
- Legvel.Mapper: Made SuccessInfo.Create public
- Legvel.Mapper: Made ErrorInfo.Create public
- Legivel.Mapper: Added support for FSharp Map type
- Updated documentation for Map type
- Fix: using YamlCore schema for int and float, as "20:30:56" was translated to a numeric
- Added unittest to check correct docs/tutorial output
- Legivel.Mapper: Made "string" detection injectable (for record fieldnames)
- Legivel.Mapper: Fixed bug in strig to float parsing
- Legivel.Mapper: Added Timestamp primitive type
- Legivel.Mapper: Added Merge tag
- Legivel.Mapper: map "null" for option types to "None"
- Legivel.Mapper: Made "null" detection generic/injectable
- Legivel.Mapper: removed field "StopLocation" in Succes result
- Added documentation for Legivel customization
- Added wishlist to documentation
- Fixing too many framework dependencies issue
- Having another shot at nuget release
- Fixing Nuget dependencies
- Adding more info to Nuge package
- Renamed product to 'Legivel'
- Wrote majority of the documentation
- Initial source publication on Github (started in sept 2016)


Keeping Track of Trains
Current Train Schedule
Train Name
Destination
Frequency (min)
Next Arrival
Minutes Away
Add Train
Train Name
Destination
First Train Time
Frequency
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HConnection.getHRegionConnection(HServerAddress regionServer)
Establishes a connection to the region server at the specified address. |
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Establishes a connection to the region server at the specified address. |
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ZooKeeperWrapper.readMasterAddress(org.apache.zookeeper.Watcher watcher)
Read master address and set a watch on it. |
HServerAddress |
ZooKeeperWrapper.readMasterAddressOrThrow()
Read address of master server. |
HServerAddress |
ZooKeeperWrapper.readRootRegionLocation()
Read location of server storing root region. |
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Scans the regions servers directory |
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Write address of master to ZooKeeper. |
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CmdMessenger is a serial port messaging library for the .Net / Mono Platform.
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| Connect transport. | |
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| Bytes have been received event. |
Used with network devices. Example: socat tcp-l:1234,reuseaddr,fork file:/dev/ttyACM0,nonblock,raw,echo=0,waitlock=/var/run/tty,b115200.
Returns connection status.
Implements CommandMessenger.Transport.ITransport.
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Bytes have been received event.
Implements CommandMessenger.Transport.ITransport.


{% extends "base_forms.html" %} {% load crispy_forms_tags %} {% block logo %} {% include "includes/logo.html" %} {% endblock %} {% block content %}
Please fill out this form to request information about hosting a workshop at your institution. We'll get back to you shortly to provide information and answer any questions you might have. Please be advised that a workshop will not be scheduled until it has been confirmed by the host and The Carpentries Workshop Administrator. Our workshops are organised based on the order the Workshop Request Form is received and finalized.
If you already know you would like a workshop at your institution, please use our request a workshop form to get started with scheduling. Thank you!
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Preparation time
less than 30 mins
Cooking time
10 to 30 mins
Serves
Serves 4
A rich creamy sauce is used to glaze the vegetables for fried scallops served with shallots and pea shoots.
In a pan, bring the stock and butter to the boil. Season with salt and pepper, add the peas and mushrooms and cook for 2-3 minutes, or until tender.
Remove the peas and mushrooms from the pan. Pour half the cream into the pan and bring to the boil. Cook until the volume of liquid has reduced to a sauce consistency.
Preheat the grill to hot.
Put the egg yolks in a bowl and whisk in the reduced cream. Whisk the remaining cream until soft peaks form when the whisk is removed. Add the peas, mushrooms and the mint to the sauce, then add a spoonful of the whipped cream.
Pour the mixture into a heatproof bowl and place under the grill for a few minutes, or until the vegetables are glazed and the sauce is bubbling.
Heat a knob of butter in a frying pan until foaming. Place the prepared scallops in the hot pan and cook for a minute and a half on both sides, or until golden-brown and just cooked.
In a bowl, mix the shallot with a little olive oil, lemon juice and a pinch of sugar.
To serve, divide the glazed peas and mushrooms between the serving plates. Place the scallops on top and put the shallot mix on top. Dress the plates with the pea shoots.


Team CMP
Team CMP DevOps Application Test - Nestor Colt
Click on the hiperlink to make a call to the "Hello World" endpoint
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Before Change
init_params = super(MXNet, cls)._prepare_init_params_from_job_description(job_details)
framework, py_version, tag = framework_name_from_image(init_params.pop("image"))
init_params["py_version"] = py_version
// We switched image tagging scheme from regular image version (e.g. "1.0") to more expressive
After Change
init_params = super(MXNet, cls)._prepare_init_params_from_job_description(job_details)
image_name = init_params.pop("image")
framework, py_version, tag = framework_name_from_image(image_name)
if not framework:
// If we were unable to parse the framework name from the image it is not one of our
// officially supported images, in this case just add the image to the init params.
init_params["image_name"] = image_name
return init_params
init_params["py_version"] = py_version
// We switched image tagging scheme from regular image version (e.g. "1.0") to more expressive
// containing framework version, device type and python version (e.g. "0.12-gpu-py2").


Star City fight: Kids waiting to see Frozen 2 flee as armed gangs brawl in cinema
Star City Cinema in Birmingham was plunged into lock down when a group of youth burst into the cinema and started brawling - causing young children dressed as Frozen 2 characters to burst into tearful screams
by Milo Boyd, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/milo-boyd/Terrified film fans have described the moment a major brawl broke-out inside a cinema sending screaming children running into the street.
Star City in Birmingham was locked down this evening after dozens of teenagers ran into the foyer.
According to witness reports they began punching a lone female who was on the floor, before police officers burst into the cinema.
Alarmed punters told West Midlands Police that some of the youths were armed with machetes.
The presence of law enforcement officers caused the brawling teens to flee into the screens in a bid to escape.
Choleigh McGuire was queueing up to get into a screening of Frozen 2 with her 11-year-old sister when the youths charged through the doors.
"This group of girls started beating up this one girl," the 25-year-old said.
"Someone separated it at first but then the other girl's friend started punching her.
"Security came and broke it up then loads of police came."
Choleigh said that the first girl beaten by the group was punched about five times before others intervened.
Her sister was left in a state of shock when police officers armed with Tasers brandished one of the shocking devices towards her face.
She added: "They pointed the Taser at us and said we had to get out.
"They threatened to shoot these innocent boys near us. She just kept waiving it around."
Ashmit Sinha was also waiting to get into a screening when the fight broke out, causing dozens of the young punters dressed as Frozen 2 characters to break into tears.
"A huge fight breaks out and it was really scary," she said.

Many took to Birgminghan Live's Facebook page to share their experiences of the horrifying incident.
One woman wrote: "I really hope everyone is okay especially the children.
"My daughter is five and was horrified, screaming and shaking.
"We got locked in the arcade (while) the police throw everyone out. (I'm) still a bit shaken."
Another woman added: " This is the most horrifying thing I’ve been involved in.
"I’m scared and I’m 45. (There were) little girls dressed in Frozen dresses crying and screaming."
Shortly before 8pm the police confirmed that they had made several arrests and that officers had been attacked in the line of duty.
The force tweeted: "Officers arrived to find a group of more than 100 people, and pockets of fighting broke out as police moved to clear the area.
"A number of police officers have been assaulted, and several arrests have been made.
"A dispersal order has been out in place giving officers the power to move on groups of people and arrest those who fail to leave.
"Officers remain at the scene and are liaising closely with management at the venue. Motorists are urged to avoid the area because of traffic build-up."


{% if model_edited %}
Concentration models are defined in continuous units. moles/volume, or mass/volume, etc. The 'volume' parameter defined here as whatever it takes to convert that concentration to a discrete population (which reacts in a volume equal to the 'volume' parameter). The two conversion that happen are:
For every initial value, population_initial_value = concentration_initial_value / (avagadro's number * volume)
For every reaction, the propensity is converted as population_propensity_of_reaction = concentration_propensity_of_reaction * (Avagardro's number * volume)
{% if msg %}
{% if status == False %}
{{msg}}
{% else %}
{{msg}}
{% endif %}
{% endif %}
{% if minimum and maximum %}
These values can be used to guide the volume choice. The exact conversion volume choice is not easily defined and will depend on the specific systems involved. In most cases though, the smallest non-zero concentration from the continuous model should have a non-zero population in the population model. Whether that be a population of ten, one hundred, or one thousand is unclear.
{% else %}
The volume assistant is unavailable with fewer than two non-zero initial populations.
{% endif %}
{% else %}


2.1.1. Inputs¶
The following files must be provided by the user to execute the workflow.
<IP_ADDRESS>. Configuration File¶
JSON file containing simulation details and specifies the application selected for each workflow step. |
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Directory where input_data folder is located. |
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path |
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Directory where applications folder is located. |
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path |
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Dictionary of strings which specifiy units for force, length, and time. |
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N, m, sec |
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Indicator (True/False) of which workflow outputs (EDP, DM, DV) are provided in the simulation. |
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bool |
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true |
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Dictionary of applications selected for each workflow step, with their associated application-specific inputs. |
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dict |
<IP_ADDRESS>. Building Source File¶
CSV file containing building properties for the response simulation and damage/loss estimation steps of the workflow. This file contains all information necessary for constructing BIM files for each building asset. Required headers are grouped into categories, as follows: |
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Headers required for all hazard types, including Earthquake/Wind/Flood. |
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Headers only required for Wind hazards. |
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Headers only required for Flood hazards. |
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(Optional) Additional column headers which may be included for custom building definitions. For example, structural model parameters used in the Simulation application or alternate building classifications used in the DL application may be specified here. |
The header schema, followed by an example input, are provided. Definitions for the keywords are given in the Custom Inventory sheet.
Basic |
Basic |
Basic |
Basic |
Basic |
Basic |
Basic |
Basic |
Basic |
Basic |
Wind |
Wind |
Wind |
Wind |
Wind |
Wind |
Wind |
Wind |
Wind |
Wind |
Wind |
Wind |
Wind |
Flood |
Flood |
Flood |
Flood |
*OptionalInputs |
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id |
Longitude |
Latitude |
OccupancyClass |
BuildingType |
StructureType |
YearBuilt |
NumberofStories |
PlanArea |
ReplacementCost |
RoofShape |
RoofSlope |
RoofCover |
RoofSystem |
MeanRoofHt |
WindowArea |
Garage |
NoUnits |
DesignLevel |
DSWII |
WindZone |
AvgJanTemp |
z0 |
SplitLevel |
FirstFloorHt |
FoundationType |
FloodZone |
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1 |
39.41770296 |
-74.50360821 |
RES1 |
3001 |
1956 |
2 |
1310.670302 |
1 |
Gable |
0 |
5701 |
Wood |
26.76835396 |
0 |
0 |
1 |
NE |
122.279935 |
I |
Above |
0.35 |
NO |
-2.97 |
3505 |
6112 |
<IP_ADDRESS>. Model File¶
If the simulation application chosen is OpenSees-Simulation or OpenSeesPy-Simulation, then a model file must be provided. It consists of an OpenSees/OpenSeesPy script with functions for building and analyzing a custom structural model. See the Simulation Applications page for more details on application-specific inputs. |
<IP_ADDRESS>. EDP specifications file¶
JSON file specifying types, locations, and directions of EDPs to record in the structural model during response simulation.The EDP specifications file is only necessary as an input if UserDefinedEDP is chosen as the EDP application. |
<IP_ADDRESS>. Event Files¶
To specify the type, location, and intensity of each event, the following files must be provided in the input_data/records folder. |
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CSV file which specifies the coordinate (latitude/longitude) location of each event site. |
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Name of event file associated with the given event site. If running time history analysis, then the name of the site file is provided instead. |
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Longitude coordinate of the site location. |
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float |
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Latitude coordinate of the site location. |
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float |
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CSV or JSON files containing information on the intensity measure of the event. |
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Name of ground motion record. |
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Time step of ground motion recording. |
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float |
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List of acceleration points in the x-direction ground motion record. |
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List of acceleration points in the y-direction ground motion record. |
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Value of peak ground acceleration in the x-direction ground motion record. |
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float |
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Value of peak ground acceleration in the y-direction ground motion record. |
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float |
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CSV files listing the names of the event file(s) assigned to the site for time history analysis. This file can also provide other properties, such as a ground motion scale factor. |
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Name of the ground motion event file (for Earthquake hazard events). |
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string |
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Factor for scaling the ground motion. |
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float |


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c++filt - Demangle C++ and Java symbols.
c++filt [-_|--strip-underscore] [-n|--no-strip-underscore] [-p|--no-params] [-t|--types] [-i|--no-verbose] [-s format|--format=format] [--help] [--version] [symbol...]
The *(C+ and Java languages provide function overloading, which means that you can write many functions with the same name, providing that each function takes parameters of different types. In order to be able to distinguish these similarly named functions *(C+ and Java encode them into a low-level assembler name which uniquely identifies each different version. This process is known as mangling. The c++filt [1] program does the inverse mapping: it decodes (demangles) low-level names into user-level names so that they can be read.
Every alphanumeric word (consisting of letters, digits, underscores, dollars, or periods) seen in the input is a potential mangled name. If the name decodes into a *(C+ name, the *(C+ name replaces the low-level name in the output, otherwise the original word is output. In this way you can pass an entire assembler source file, containing mangled names, through c++filt and see the same source file containing demangled names.
You can also use c++filt to decipher individual symbols by passing them on the command line:
c++filt <symbol>
If no symbol arguments are given, c++filt reads symbol names from the standard input instead. All the results are printed on the standard output. The difference between reading names from the command line versus reading names from the standard input is that command line arguments are expected to be just mangled names and no checking is performed to separate them from surrounding text. Thus for example:
c++filt -n _Z1fv
will work and demangle the name to *(L"f()*(R" whereas:
c++filt -n _Z1fv,
will not work. (Note the extra comma at the end of the mangled name which makes it invalid). This command however will work:
echo _Z1fv, | c++filt -n
and will display *(L"f(),*(R", i.e., the demangled name followed by a trailing comma. This behaviour is because when the names are read from the standard input it is expected that they might be part of an assembler source file where there might be extra, extraneous characters trailing after a mangled name. For example:
.type _Z1fv, @function
On some systems, both the C and *(C+ compilers put an underscore in front of every name. For example, the C name f(CW*(C`foo*(C' gets the low-level name f(CW*(C`_foo*(C'. This option removes the initial underscore. Whether c++filt removes the underscore by default is target dependent.
Do not remove the initial underscore.
When demangling the name of a function, do not display the types of the function's parameters.
Attempt to demangle types as well as function names. This is disabled by default since mangled types are normally only used internally in the compiler, and they can be confused with non-mangled names. For example, a function called *(L"a*(R" treated as a mangled type name would be demangled to *(L"signed char*(R".
Do not include implementation details (if any) in the demangled output.
c++filt can decode various methods of mangling, used by different compilers. The argument to this option selects which method it uses:
Automatic selection based on executable (the default method)
the one used by the s-1GNU *(C+s0 compiler (g++)
the one used by the Lucid compiler (lcc)
the one specified by the *(C+ Annotated Reference Manual
the one used by the s-1HPs0 compiler (aCC)
the one used by the s-1EDGs0 compiler
the one used by the s-1GNU *(C+s0 compiler (g++) with the V3 s-1ABI.s0
the one used by the s-1GNUs0 Java compiler (gcj)
the one used by the s-1GNUs0 Ada compiler (s-1GNATs0).
Print a summary of the options to c++filt and exit.
Print the version number of c++filt and exit.
Read command-line options from file. The options read are inserted in place of the original @file option. If file does not exist, or cannot be read, then the option will be treated literally, and not removed.
Options in file are separated by whitespace. A whitespace character may be included in an option by surrounding the entire option in either single or double quotes. Any character (including a backslash) may be included by prefixing the character to be included with a backslash. The file may itself contain additional @file options; any such options will be processed recursively.
MS-DOS does not allow f(CW*(C`+*(C' characters in file names, so on MS-DOS this program is named s-1CXXFILTs0.
the Info entries for binutils.
Copyright (c) 1991-2014 Free Software Foundation, Inc.
Permission is granted to copy, distribute and/or modify this document under the terms of the s-1GNUs0 Free Documentation License, Version 1.3 or any later version published by the Free Software Foundation; with no Invariant Sections, with no Front-Cover Texts, and with no Back-Cover Texts. A copy of the license is included in the section entitled *(L"s-1GNUs0 Free Documentation License*(R".


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Discord Rich Presence
This is a C# implementation of the Discord RPC library which was originally written in C++. This avoids having to use the official C++ and instead provides a managed way of using the Rich Presence within the .NET environment*.
This library supports all features of the Rich Presence that the official C++ library supports, plus a few extra:
- Message Queuing
- Threaded Reads
- Managed Pipes
- Error Handling & Error Checking with automatic reconnects
- Events from Discord (such as presence update and join requests)
- Full Rich Presence Implementation (including Join / Spectate)
- Inline Documented (for all your intelli-sense needs)
- Helper Functionality (eg: AvatarURL generator from Join Requests)
- Ghost Prevention (Tells discord to clear the RP on disposal)
- Full Unity3D Editor (Contains all the tools, inspectors and helpers for a Unity3D game all in one package).
Quick Start
Check out the Introduction article on how to get your Rich Presence working. Here is a summary of what is given:
- Download on Nuget or Artifacts
- Include Newtonsoft.JSON Dependency
- Setup the client:
client = new DiscordRpcClient("myappid");
client.Initialize();
- Send Presence:
client.SetPresence(presence);
- Invoke Events Regularly:
client.Invoke();
- Dispose when done:
client.Dispose();
Need More Help?
Need more help or looking for some of the more advance features? Check out the articles for more details on advance topics. Still stuck? Make a new GitHub issue!


As an avid devotee of LSD for the past 25+ years, it is only in the past 5 years that I have become aware of various other entheogens that are still legally accessible in the USA. I recently went to a party where I had the opportunity to try alpha-methyltryptamine for the first time. I had heard and read various reports about AMT but didn't really go into the experience with any particular expectations, having had enough other experiences in times past that didn't always fit the textbook descriptions.
After taking 30 mg orally around 3PM, I waited for about 30 minutes before noting any activity, starting as a vague restlessness that gradually turned to increasing nausea over the next couple of hours. I felt it was time to start unloading the contents of my stomach before it became involuntary. The nausea continued to mount over the next 15 to 20 minutes and I vomited a second time, a little more forcefully and a little less voluntarily, then the nausea subsided.
During this time, I became increasingly aware of my senses and developed a pleasant sense of euphoria, much like I had experienced with psilocin on other occasions. I had been told that I would likely turn my thoughts inward, but I was in a social mood and engaged in conversations with my friends. Visual and tactile perception were notably enhanced. My surroundings appeared bright and shiny with a bit of yellowing, but there was not a lot of spatial distortion and none of the auditory sampling and remixing that I typically experience with LSD. There was some acceleration of thought processes and an increase of associations, but no feeling of things being in a runaway out-of-control state. My sense of time was only mildly dilated. Coherent conversation was still easy at this level. There was a tendency to feel speedy--I could have engaged in physical activity--but I had no difficulty in remaining still instead. All in all, it was a very pleasant state.
After about 4 hours, I was confident that I had a feel for the curve of AMT's ramp-up and decided that it would be interesting to explore the addition of Salvia Divinorum. Having experienced full-blown Salvia journeys in the past, I decided it would be best to take a more moderate approach until I was familiar with the results.
It is difficult to describe the trip to those who have experienced other entheogens but who have never encountered Salvia. My experience has been that it is unlike anything else out there. For me, a single smoked hit of 10X concentrated Salvia results in a very strong sense of eternity: timelessness and deja vu. There is a sensation of going out of body, a feeling of nakedness before the universe which seems to turn with a counter-clockwise rotation, greatly enhanced tactile sensations with an increased sense of sexuality, and a sort of 'flapping' as though passing through a series of doors opening and closing; doors that connect one moment/place/event/world to the next. The edges of objects take on the appearance of a moving wavefront.
I myself feel as though my presence in the conventional physical world is a very thin edge, behind which is the 'real' me. I have also experienced a dualism of insight and deception, with the desire to move about physically in order to investigate/prove/disprove the thoughts at hand. This is not a good idea: Salvia can be very disorienting, causing one to lose one's balance and perhaps break objects, cause injuries, and otherwise attract unnecessary attention to oneself. I highly recommend suppressing this urge and staying put until things appear more conventional again! It can be very helpful to have someone on hand to remind you that no matter how things seem, there is no need for alarm and things will start to return to 'normal' after a few minutes. (A single 5X hit produces these results for me on a much milder scale, a bit reminiscent of Cannabis.) I would definitely recommend becoming well-acquainted with Salvia alone before doing what I did next whilst tripping on AMT:
I smoked a one-hitter loaded with 5X Salvia concentrate and awaited the result. Within moments, the familiar characteristics of Salvia interwove themselves with the AMT, creating a very pleasant and mellow time/space perception. The best way I can describe it is that the Salvia and the AMT approached each other at right angles, the AMT from the left and the Salvia from the right, intersecting to form a violet-banded quilt of time/space. Even in this state, I didn't feel incapacitated, apprehensive, or paranoid. This might not be true for someone unfamiliar with Salvia, though.
The Salvia stayed with me for about an hour, after which it was imperceptible. I smoked some more Salvia a couple of more times through the night, with similar results and duration.
By about 3AM (12 hours after taking the AMT), I was having some interesting visual flares from the AMT, finally fading out enough by 5AM that I was able to sleep.
A few of my friends that evening also tried this experiment and the verdict was unanimous (even from one fellow who had doubled his dosages of both): If you enjoy AMT and Salvia Divinorum separately, the combination is not to be missed!
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The gyroscope can be usefull booth to control objects in the scene as a controller or as a viewport controller for cameras. Gyroscopes are present in pretty much every recent mobile device out there. In this tutorial we will explore how to use it inside nunuStudio and explore some of its use cases.
The device gyroscope provides information about rotation of the device represented as an euler rotation.
The code bellow demonstrates how to create a Gyroscope input object, the gyroscope object its not a normal a nunuSutio object is exists only as a programming API, and has the following properties, each representing a rotation axis relative to the device:
Alpha - Rotation on the Z axis
Beta - Rotation on the X axis
Gamma - Rotation on the Y axis
Orientation - Indicates the orientation of the device
var camera, gyro;
function initialize()
{
camera = scene.getObjectByName("camera");
gyro = new Gyroscope();
}
function update()
{
gyro.setObjectQuaternion(camera);
}
function dispose()
{
gyro.dispose();
}
If everything works as expected you should see something similar to the example running bellow. To try this example in the editor you can download the ISP project file or open it on the Web Editor.
The gyroscope can be used to easily create interactive panoramic visualizations for mobile devices, the example bellow shows a panoramic picture of the University of Aveiro.
The picture used in this example was taken by Filipe Freitas and its available for download here.
To try this example in the editor you can download the ISP project file or open it on the Web Editor.


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Hello, world! 👋
I'm Mahad - currently working as a Senior Software Engineer at Klarna in Berlin.
At core, I am a Computer Scientist with a diverse work experience spanning multiple industries, cloud and consulting. I have an extensive knowledge of the software development cycle as well as proficiency in several programming languages.
I have been a technology enthusiast for as long as I can remember. I was always intrigued by how computers worked so getting to study Computer Science is something I can't be grateful enough for. I'm always on the hunt for new things to learn whether it's through working on my programming projects, tinkering with the OS of my phone or just watching theoretical Computer Science videos on YouTube.
Work Experience
Sep 2019 - current ()Ostrom is one of Germany's leading energy startups ($9M Series A), which is modernizing the energy supply chain through digital onboarding, smart EV charging & dynamic pricing tariff.
As one of the fastest growing B2B startups ($36M Series A) in MENAP, Retailo is digitizing the retail supply chain for 10M+ SMEs of the region.
As one of the three largest consulting firms, IBM is modernizing businesses through diverse technologies.
As one of Pakistan’s fastest-growing technology services companies, Xgrid helps its clients grow through cloud migrations and custom application development.
Jazz is the largest telco of Pakistan with a userbase of 7M+ active customers.
Open-Source & Freelance
Certifications
The course went over the fundamentals of working with Big Data. I got to learn about the tools and technologies of Hadoop. The course had extensive hands-on experience with the tools taught.
The course had a project, in which we developed a basic ETL pipeline to:
Education
COMSATS University, Islamabad2015 - 2019
Computer Science, B.S.CGPA: 3.50
Relevant Coursework


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Although there are many blog posts about configuring standby ("sleep") in Windows, each one with its own insomnia joke, I thought I'd share my methodology .
PowerCfg -energy
: The one tool to sort it all
I only learnt about this command near the end of my testing, but it
still managed to save me a lot of work.
Execute this command (as an administrator) when the computer is idling.
It will run for 60 seconds, profile the system and generate an HTML
report about energy-related problems.
Some will be irrelevant for sleeping (e.g. "Processor utilization is high") but some will save you
valuable time. Try reading the report before following my guide, because
you may find some instant problem solvers.
What is Sleep
Microsoft defines in this article 6 sleeping states - S0 to S5
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff564575%28v=vs.85%29.aspx
S0 is a fully working computer.
S1..S3 are standby states, in which some parts of the computer
are turned off to conserve power but resuming to S0 is relatively quick
(2-30sec).
S4 is hibernation - the computer is shut down, but the operating
system context (memory, running services etc.) is saved to the
hibernation file. When the computer is turned on, the operating system
detects that it has been hibernated and loads its context from the
hibernation file instead of starting fresh
S5 is shutting the computer down completely.
When people refer to sleeping, they usually refer to S3.
You can see in the energy report which states are supported:
How Sleep Works
When sleep is enabled, after the computer idles for a set time (e.g. 15 minutes), it will stop working and turn off some of its components to save power. The user can "wake" the computer to full power in order to resume work.
GP Settings
There are several ways to configure Windows' sleep settings.
Assuming you manage Windows 7+ workstations, the most convenient way is
to use the Administrative Templates found in
Administrative Templates > System > Power Management > Sleep Settings
.
Some things to note:
- Some interesting settings (such as "Turn off the display") are found in other folders inside "Power Management".
- "Unattended sleep" is the computer returning to sleep after being woken up using an automated method (like a scheduled task, magic packet etc.), as opposed to being woken up from user interaction, like a mouse move.
- Hybrid sleep is a new-ish power saving option for laptops (or other battery-equipped computers). The computer turns off the screen immediately while creating a hibernation file. After creating the file, it goes to standby (instead of shutting down like normal S4). If the computer doesn't lose power, it will resume quickly from standby. If it does, it will resume from the hibernation file.
- Disabling "Allow standby states (S1-S3) when sleeping" will prevent the computer from sleeping. UI options for sleep will disappear (as if the computer didn't have that capability) and sleeping through command line (see ahead) will cause the computer to hibernate instead.
Why Won't it Sleep
The reasons for computers not sleeping as expected are divided into 3 main categories:
-
Windows Won't Try
Try putting the computer to sleep manually, like this:%windir%\System32\rundll32.exe powrprof.dll,SetSuspendState Standby
If the computer still won't sleep, check if:
- Sleep is unavailable on the hardware level (really old hardware, not enabled on BIOS…)
- Sleep is disabled by GP. Check the registry key:
HKLM\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Power\PowerSettings\abfc2519-3608-4c2a-94ea-171b0ed546ab:ACSettingIndex=1
-
Windows is Busy
If the computer will sleep when manually instructed but won't sleep by itself, it might be busy doing something that mustn't be interrupted.
For example, media players will usually ask Windows not to sleep when they're playing.
Current requests can be viewed usingPowerCfg -requests
and they look a little like this:The usual suspect list contains media players, IM software with voice chat, AV software and indexing software (like google desktop).
-
Windows Keeps Getting Bothered
Windows allows different devices and software to wake it up from sleep.
For example, scheduled tasks can wake Windows up to execute:Or network cards can wake up the computer, either by any incoming activity or a special "magic packet":
And of course, you can usually tap your keyboard to wake your computer up:
Some of those devices / features may be misbehaving and keep waking windows up.
You can try:-
Using this command to see which hardware devices can wake the computer:
powercfg.exe -devicequery wake_armed
-
Using this command to see what caused the computer to wake up the last time:
powercfg.exe /lastwake
-
Disconnecting some devices and disabling some tasks to see if the computer suddenly goes to sleep
-
Now go get a good night's sleep.


BLOCK_LEN is length of block
var BLOCK_LEN = uint32(math.Pow(2, 14))
func BlockLen(torrent TorrentFile, pieceIndex uint32, blockIndex uint32) (length uint32, err error)
BlockLen calculates length of ith block in jth piece
func BlocksPerPiece(torrent TorrentFile, index uint32) (blocks uint32, err error)
BlocksPerPiece returns number of blocks in a ith piece
func GetTorrentFileList() []string
GetTorrentFileList gives the list of torrentfiles (these should be alive, in test_torrents)
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PieceLen returns the length of ith piece of file
File contains length and path of a File in the torrent.
type File struct { Path []string Length uint64 FilePointer *os.File }
FileMetaData contains MetaData about a File.
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InfoMetaData contains MetaData about the torrent.
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MetaData contains MetaData about the file.
type MetaData struct { Announce string `bencode:"announce"` AnnounceList [][]string `bencode:"announce-list"` Comment string `bencode:"comment"` CreatedBy string `bencode:"created by"` CreatedAt int64 `bencode:"creation date"` Info bencode.RawMessage `bencode:"info"` }
Piece Holds a piece
type Piece struct { Blocks []PieceBlock }
PieceBlock is struct for a block of a piece
type PieceBlock struct { Index uint32 Begin uint32 Length uint32 Nblocks uint32 Bytes []byte }
func RandomPieceBlock(torrent TorrentFile) PieceBlock
RandomPieceBlock returns a random PieceBlock object from torrent
TorrentFile contains information about the torrent.
type TorrentFile struct { Name string Announce []string Comment string CreatedBy string CreatedAt time.Time InfoHash string Length uint64 Files []*File PieceLength uint32 Piece []byte }
func Parse(reader io.Reader) (TorrentFile, error)
Parse parses from a stream and returns a pointer to a TorrentFile.
func ParseFromFile(path string) (TorrentFile, error)
ParseFromFile parses a .torrent file.


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Below is the list of {patterns:d} different spaceships, supported by the Single Rotation cellular automaton. Of them, 205 were discovered by the random reaction method (catching spaceships, escaping from the random seed); in total 108720436 spaceships were caught and classified. Remaining spaceships were discovered using brute-force search.
The rule is “Single Rotation”, its code string is [0,2,8,3,1,5,6,7,4,9,10,11,12,13,14,15]. Under this rule, each 2x2 block that contains exactly 1 alive cell, is rotated by 90°, and all other block are left unchanged.In order to see spaceship images, your browser must support SVG. Click the image or URL to open spaceship in the online simulator. Table columns are sortable, click on header to change sorting order.
The list of spaceships is available in several formats:
This data is published under the CC0 license (public domain).
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My honest take on the EDA experience is it's based on what individuals and the group as a whole put in. It's inspiring and exciting to hear that the boot camp is an overall experimentation of how to build a safe learning environment as motivating as possible. It's an approach to education that is well overdue in the information age.
The origins of DevBootCamp really resonated with me. Like Jeremy, I feel like I've hit a ceiling in my career, and I'm in a hard corner of business analysis where I feel like I cannot truly express myself and take a creative approach to problem solving. I also struggled with trying to code by myself: when I was looking for study options, I was looking for somewhere that could teach me the human aspect of software development. I have carried a lot of self-doubt in the last few years of my career: I always felt I was not good enough or skilled enough in what I did for a living. I struggled with healthy introspection: without constructive feedback loops, I'd spiral into despairing spells of anxiety.
Now I feel I have an opportunity to learn how to express myself in a constructive and positive way, to co-create solutions to human problems, and to create a safe environment where everyone can express their approach just as much as I want to express my own approach.
I love the phrase world-class beginner - like the rest of Western society, I have been trained to show up with the, "I know everything and don't know nothing," persona, which actually conflicts with who I feel I truly am. I feel like I lie to myself everyday. This furthers my spirals into anxiety. Being in an environment where humility, empathy, and curiosity is welcomed and fostered is where I feel I can be true to myself.
Overall, my impressions of the bootcamp are positive, exciting, and inspiring.
I remember receiving great feedback last year that said, "You need to listen more than you speak." That's something I practised in my everyday job, and it has improved my interactions with people dramatically. I will be treating myself as a blank canvas: listen, absorb, and reflect what I am being taught in the first couple of weeks of bootcamp. I will engage and contribute where I feel it is of benefit to my fellow students moreso than myself.
I will be committing most of my waking hours to this experience (with the exception of DevOpsDays NZ), as this bootcamp will be the first chapter in my software development story, and I want to put in all that I can (in a measured, healthy way!) so I can set my own story on a path to success.
My expectations of EDA have broadened and deepened. I really benefited from Shereef's comparison between the bootcamp experience and the traditional Western education experience. My mindset has certainly been more clearly framed, and I am more confident in articulating my approach to the bootcamp. I was also able to reflect more deeply about why I am joining this bootcamp in the first place, and I feel like I can be kind to myself in sharing my story with an open heart.
I am extremely excited to join this kind of learning enviornment. I am looking forward to feedback coming from my fellow cohort attendees. I am looking forward to the social experience and forming lifelong relationships with other students. I am nervous about how much time I will be committing to this bootcamp - because I am prone to burnout, I will keep the time I spend in prep and bootcamp in check. I am very happy with my decision to pursue this bootcamp, and I am so grateful to the team at Enspiral Dev Academy for building this experience in New Zealand.


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void |
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BANGTAN SEOYEONDAN
BTS - also known as Bangtan Boys, is an acronym for the Korean expression Bangtan Sonyeondan, meaning Bulletproof Boy Scouts. In July 2017, they announced they'd also be known as Beyond the Scene as part of their new identity.
The seven-member band was formed through auditions by Bit Hit Entertainment in 2010 and 2011, and finalized in 2012. BTS made their musical debut in 2013 with the first of their school trilogy series, their single album, 2 Cool 4 Skool. The group quickly became one of the hottest acts in South Korea, winning several New Artist of the Year awards.
The seven-member band was formed through auditions by Bit Hit Entertainment in 2010 and 2011, and finalized in 2012. BTS made their musical debut in 2013 with the first of their school trilogy series, their single album, 2 Cool 4 Skool. The group quickly became one of the hottest acts in South Korea, winning several New Artist of the Year awards.
BTS evolved their identity, channeling different themes throughout their music, through eras like School, The Most Beautiful Moment in Life and Wings. In just four years, the band has completed three world tours, released four studio albums (two in Korean and two in Japanese) and five EPs, gaining millions of fans across the world -- though it was their 2017 Billboard Awards win for Top Social Artist that marked the start of their breakthrough in the U.S.


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Okay, quick post just to pump some life in the blog, before I go on a roadtrip to Spain :)
Some digitalanalogthing for you to see:
Stair of lives
He didn't noticed the Light in her.
heavy bags / heavy prices
Remember the ol' days
Her side of town
Soup's ready
afternoon on the countryside


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Blog - Trusting the Numbers
Data 552 - Master of Data Science Project, UBC
Written by: Kaitlyn Hobbs
Not too long ago, I was listening to an episode of my favourite podcast, Ted Radio Hour, entitled Can We Trust The Numbers, which discusses how data is involved in the average citizen’s day-to-day. One concern for living in this Big Data era was the impact of misrepresented numbers on our perception of the world.
As we enter the crux of a Big Data Revolution, it is important to equip ourselves with skills required to think critically about the massive amount of information regularly presented.
Misrepresentation Using World Happiness Report Data
Using survey data collected by the Gallup World Poll and processed by World Happiness Report, we can investigate how different visualizations suggest different conclusions.
About the data
This dataset is comprised of numeric measures on inequality, confidence in national government, social support, perceptions of corruption, positive affect (average measures of an individual’s frequency of happiness, laughter, and enjoyment in a day) and negative affect (average measures of responses evaluating frequency of worry, sadness, and anger in a day) to list a few.
It also measures the long-term view of a nation’s perceived value of their lives on a scale from 1 (worst possible life) to 10 (best possible life), which we’ll refer to as “life quality”.
Misleading Correlations and Ignoring the Big-Picture
Let’s pretend we’re interested in evaluating influences of positivity and circumstance on perceived life value at the national level. To do this, we could solely look at the information provided by the positive affect measure.
In the above scatterplot, we see a general positive trend that suggests nations with high positive thinking on a daily basis rate their overall lives highly compared to nations that score low on positive affect.
You might even go so far as to conclude that positive-thinking can improve quality of life; however, you’d be making two fatal errors:
- assuming correlation indicates that one variable causes the other to behave in the observed way and,
- ignoring other variables in the data set that may be influencing the trend.
Overall, this plot fails to consider how a nation’s circumstance influences their life quality.
Misleading Proportions with Spatial Representation
Instead, we can consider a more statistical analysis and group our data to only show nations that have very high or low levels of positivity given a poor or ideal national circumstance as follows:
| Group —- | Scenario |
|---|---|
| A. | Positive Perception + Negative Circumstances |
| B. | Negative Perception + Positive Circumstances |
| C. | Positive Perception + Positive Circumstance |
| D. | Negative Perception + Negative Circumstances |
We can try to read this visualization by observing the legend, which notates positive and negative perceptions or circumstances with a dash (-) or plus (+) sign, respectively.
At first glance, the colours are uninformative. A reader can’t easily discern the difference between positive and negative categories.
Additionally, country borders are indistinguishable and identifying some locations requires extensive geographical knowledge. Can you see where Germany ends and Switzerland begins?
Moreover, a non-obvious concern for visualizing numerical comparisons on maps is that viewers will automatically and, perhaps subconsciously, perceive coloured areas to be proportionate to their values. In this case, it looks as though Canada rates the highest in life quality of those nations with both positive mindsets and circumstances when, in actuality, Finland ranks highest.
Boring Yet Honest Visualizations
I know what you’re thinking, a bar graph? Really? Yes. Really.
The colours used clearly group data by perceptions (green tones for negative perceptions and orange tones for positive) and dark/light shading contrasts positive/negative circumstances, respectively. Side-by-side vertical bars allow readers to compare groups instantaneously while requiring little background knowledge in statistics.
Using the same legend as the map, we can better observe that nations with positive circumstances and positive thinking rate their life quality much higher than those who think positively yet have negative circumstances - a contrast to our original scatterplot that suggested positive thinking could improve overall life quality!
Moving forward, we should be more aware of the possibility that other variables not considered in correlation graphics may be involved in the story being told by the data before conclusions are drawn.
Take Away
Using the Gallup World Poll results as interpreted by World Happiness Report, we saw how correlation does not imply causation and how misleading representing quantities in a map can be.
It may seem a little disappointing that the most informative, easily read, and truthful illustration of data can sometimes be as simple as a bar plot; however, with the massive amounts of data circulating our perceptions every day, it is vital that we be presented with information thats representative at first glance and equiped with the ability to identify misrepresentation at a closer look.
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| 007:142 Khan | : |
And We appointed for Musa (Moses) thirty nights and added (to the period) ten (more), and he completed the term, appointed by his Lord, of forty nights. And Musa (Moses) said to his brother Harun (Aaron): "Replace me among my people, act in the Right Way (by ordering the people to obey Allah and to worship Him Alone) and follow not the way of the Mufsidun (mischief- makers)." |
| 007:142 Maulana | : |
And We appointed for Moses thirty nights, and completed them with ten, so the appointed time of his Lord was complete forty nights. And Moses said to his brother Aaron: Take my place among my people, and act well and follow not the way of the mischief-makers. |
| 007:142 Pickthal | : |
And when We did appoint for Moses thirty nights (of solitude), and added to them ten, and he completed the whole time appointed by his Lord of forty nights; and Moses said unto his brother, Aaron: Take my place among the people. Do right, and follow not the way of mischief-makers. |
| 007:142 Rashad | : |
We summoned Moses for thirty nights, and completed them by adding ten. Thus, the audience with his Lord lasted forty nights. Moses said to his brother Aaron, "Stay here with my people, maintain righteousness, and do not follow the ways of the corruptors." |
| 007:142 Sarwar | : |
We told Moses to stay with Us for thirty nights (in the mountains) but added ten nights more so his appointment with his Lord came to an end after forty nights. Moses had appointed his brother Aaron as his deputy among his people during his absence saying, "Try to reform them and do not follow the way of the evil-doers." |
| 007:142 Shakir | : |
And We appointed with Musa a time of thirty nights and completed them with ten (more), so the appointed time of his Lord was complete forty nights, and Musa said to his brother Haroun: Take my place among my people, and act well and do not follow the way of the mischief-makers. |
| 007:142 Sherali | : |
And WE made Moses a promise of thirty nights and supplemented them with ten. Thus the period appointed by his Lord was completed - forty nights. And Moses said to his brother, Aaron, 'Take my place amongst my people in my absence, and manage them well and follow not the way of the mischief-makers.' |
| 007:142 Yusufali | : |
We appointed for Moses thirty nights, and completed (the period) with ten (more): thus was completed the term (of communion) with his Lord, forty nights. And Moses had charged his brother Aaron (before he went up): "Act for me amongst my people: Do right, and follow not the way of those who do mischief." |
Concepts/Themes Covered: الإنسان والعلاقات الأخلاقية > الأخلاق الذميمة > الفساد Man and The Moral Relations>The Dispraised Morals>Corruption
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2nd order polynomial solver
Δ = b² - 4ac = ?
Solution(s): ?
Calculator
Once properly implemented, this calculator can compute values of variables
depending on other variables.
Only very simple expressions are valid, here. It can be one of:
- A number
- The name of a variable (from 'a' to 'j')
- An expression of the form '<expr> <op> <expr>' where
<expr> is a number or a variable name, and <op> is one of + - * /
Note that spaces are important, and that there cannot be more than one operation per cell.
Any error, such as a malformed expression, or cyclic references between
variables, will result in NaN (Not-a-Number).


Changes the base texture the Game Object is using. The old texture is removed and the new one is referenced or fetched from the Cache.
If your Game Object is using a frame from a texture atlas and you just wish to change to another frame, then see the frame
or frameName
properties instead.
You should only use loadTexture
if you want to replace the base texture entirely.
Calling this method causes a WebGL texture update, so use sparingly or in low-intensity portions of your game, or if you know the new texture is already on the GPU.
You can use the new const Phaser.PENDING_ATLAS
as the texture key for any sprite. Doing this then sets the key to be the frame
argument (the frame is set to zero).
This allows you to create sprites using load.image
during development, and then change them to use a Texture Atlas later in development by simply searching your code for 'PENDING_ATLAS' and swapping it to be the key of the atlas data.
Note: You cannot use a RenderTexture as a texture for a TileSprite.


Amazon Fire TV Update Lets You Create Your Own Echo Based Home Theatre System
by Shabana ArifWith the latest update, you can hook up compatible Echo devices with your Fire TV and turn your living room into a home theatre.
The firmware update lets you connect up to two Echo devices for 1.0 and 2.0 configurations, and if you have an Echo Sub to throw into the mix, 1.1 and 2.1 configurations too.
If that sounds like a great way to upgrade your home theatre system without having to invest in a dedicated setup for the minute, make sure you download the latest version of the Alexa app, and navigate to the Home Cinema screen from the “Set Up Audio System” option, and set it all up from there.
You can check out the list of compatible devices below.
Compatible Fire TV Devices
- Fire TV Stick 4K
- Fire TV (3rd Generation)
- Fire TV Cube (1st Generation) – available in the US only - Fire TV Cube (2nd Generation)
Compatible Echo Devices
- Echo Dot (3rd Generation)
- Echo (2nd Generation)
- Echo (3rd Generation)
- Echo Plus (2nd Generation)
- Echo Plus (1st Generation)
- Echo Dot with clock
- Echo Studio


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