BET Soul Train Awards: Chris Brown, Drake, Lizzo Among Top Winners
Other winners at Sunday night's show included Beyonce, Cardi B, H.E.R. and Khalid.
by Annie Howard and Kimberly Nordyke"No Guidance," Chris Brown's song featuring Drake, led the winners Sunday night at the 2019 BET Soul Train Awards, prevailing in a total of three categories.
"No Guidance" was named song of the year, best dance performance and best collaboration performance at the awards show, which aired lived on BET and BET HER from the Orleans Hotel in Las Vegas. Tisha Campbell and Tichina Arnold hosted.
Meanwhile, Lizzo took home two awards, one for video of the year for "Juice" and another for album/mixtape of the year for Cuz I Love You.
Other winners included Cardi B, who took home the Rhythm & Bars (formerly best hip-hop song of the year) for "Money"; H.E.R, who was tapped as best R&B/soul female artist; and Khalid, who took home the honor of best R&B/soul male artist.
Beyonce won the Ashford and Simpson Songwriter's Award for her songwriting and vocals on “Brown Skin Girl,” a collaboration with Saint Jhn and WizKid, which also marks her daughter Blue Ivy Carter’s first songwriting credit.
In addition, Summer Walker was named best new artist, Trevor Jackson won the Soul Train Certified and Kirk Franklin went home with the best gospel/inspirational award.
A full list of winners follows.
Best New Artist
Summer Walker (WINNER)
Lucky Daye
Mahalia
Nicole Bus
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YK Osiris
Soul Train Certified Award
Trevor Jackson (WINNER)
Ciara
Daniel Caesar
Fantasia
india.arie
Kelly Rowland
Best Gospel/Inspirational Award
Kirk Franklin (WINNER)
Bebe Winans
Donald Lawrence
Erica Campbell
Tasha Cobbs Leonard
Tori Kelly
Rhythm & Bars Award
Cardi B, "Money" (WINNER)
21 Savage feat J. Cole, "A Lot"
DaBaby, "Suge"
J. Cole, "Middle Child"
Meek Mill feat. Drake, "Going Bad"
Megan Thee Stallion feat. DaBaby, "Cash Shit"
Best R&B/Soul Female Artist
H.E.R. (WINNER)
Ari Lennox
Beyoncé
Lizzo
Mary J. Blige
Summer Walker
Best R&B/Soul Male Artist
Khalid (WINNER)
Anderson .Paak
Bruno Mars
Chris Brown
Daniel Caesar
Tank
Album/Mixtape of the Year
Cuz I Love You, Lizzo (WINNER)
Shea Butter Baby, Ari Lennox
Indigo, Chris Brown
Ella Mai, Ella Mai
I Used To Know Her, H.E.R.
Free Spirit, Khalid
Song of the Year
"No Guidance," Chris Brown feat. Drake
"Before I Let Go," Beyoncé
"Shot Clock," Ella Mai
"Talk," Khalid
"Juice," Lizzo
"Girls Need Love (Remix)," Summer Walker feat. Drake
The Ashford & Simpson Songwriter's Award
"Brown Skin Girl," written by Beyoncé Knowles, Carlos St. John, Adio Marchant, Shawn Carter, Stacy Barthe, Anathi Mnyango, Michael Uzowuru, Ayodeji Balogun, Richard Isong (Beyoncé feat. Saint Jhn, Wizkid & Blue Ivy Carter) (WINNER)
"Hard Place," written by H.E.R., David Harris, Sam Ashworth & Ruby Amanfu (H.E.R.)
"Juice," written by Theron Thomas, Sam Sumser, Sean Small, Eric Frederic & Melissa Jefferson (Lizzo)
"Make It Better," written by Brandon Anderson, William Smokey Robinson, Alaina Chenevert, Miguel Atwood Ferguson, Daniel Manman Farid Nassar (Anderson .Paak feat. Smokey Robinson)
"No Guidance," written by Christopher Brown, Aubrey Graham, Anderson Hernandez, Josha Lewis, Michee Lebrun, Nija Charles, Teddy Walton, Noah Shebib & Tyler Bryant (Chris Brown feat. Drake)
"Talk," written by Howard Lawrence, Guy Lawrence & Khalid Robinson (Khalid)
Best Dance Performance
Chris Brown feat. Drake, "No Guidance" (WINNER)
Beyoncé, "Spirit"
Danileigh feat. Chris Brown, "Easy (Remix)"
Lizzo, "Juice"
Normani, "Motivation"
Teyana Taylor, "WTP"
Video of the Year
Lizzo, "Juice" (WINNER)
Alicia Key, "Raise A Man"
Beyoncé, "Spirit"
Childish Gambino, "Feels Like Summer"
Khalid, "Better"
Best Collaboration Performance
Chris Brown feat. Drake, "No Guidance" (WINNER)
Ari Lennox feat. J. Cole, "Shea Butter Baby"
Beyoncé feat. Saint Jhn, Wizkid & Blue Ivy Carter, "Brown Skin Girl"
Cardi B & Bruno Mars, "Please Me"
PJ Morton & JOJO, "Say So"
Ty Dolla $ign feat. J. Cole, "Purple Emoji"


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Incoming Software Engineering Intern @ Splunk | Former Software Engineering Intern @ PagerDuty | Engineering @ UWaterloo
View My ResumeI'm a third-year Engineering Student at the University of Waterloo. I've previously worked at Splunk and PagerDuty as a Software Engineering Intern and I'm always looking for unique opportunities to apply my skills and learn some more.
I'm particularly interested in building highly reliable and scalable systems, however I'd love to hear from you if you believe I'd be a good fit for additional opportunities.
 A lot has changed over the last 3 years since I started University. I’d like to touch on a few different topics, perhaps those that I feel are most important. Enjoy! :)
University isn’t actually that hard
I was thinking of splitting this up into multiple blog posts, but I feel like they’re all related.
Look after yourself. Stop studying for hours on end.  Far too often, I see people neglecting themselves due to school, work, etcetera. I’ve fallen victim to this many times myself, but I’m getting better at it. A healthy routine will always win. You need to make time for the things that you enjoy. I do a lot of experiments with measuring my own productivity and incorporating things into your day-to-day which you enjoy and take your mind off work or school seem to make all the difference. Anyway, my point here is that making time for yourself and the things you enjoy will pay dividends to your overall productivity and overall mood.
The most important thing for me, however, when it comes to productivity is sleep. Everyone is different, but only 5% of people can function at peak performance consistently with less than ~7 hours of sleep. For the other 95% of us, sleep is of the utmost importance. I personally feel best when I’m sleeping around 8 hours. I also find that the later I sleep after midnight, the lower my quality of sleep and the more tired I feel the next day. The optimal time for me to sleep is around 12 am to 8 am.
At Waterloo, especially being in co-op, we students compete so fiercly with each other. We can see our ranking in respect to the rest of our class at the end of each semester. Co-op is on a whole other level, though. Everyone’s competing for the best jobs and it’s like a positive feedback loop. One person grinds harder than everyone else to get that job they’re really after. Then, the next person raises the bar, and so on and so forth. On top of that, you see your friends getting internships at top tech companies, which adds to that pressure. Balancing 10+ interviews during a 4 week time period while having midterms is pretty brutal.
As hard as it is to swallow, these internships don’t matter all that much. Sure, shoot for the best, but don’t get down on yourself if you don’t succeed. Regardless of what happens, you’ll have a job and you’ll be learning.  My point is, everything will be fine, whether you land your dream job or not.
I think it’s more important to try different types of jobs early on and figure out what you don’t like. It’s usually easier than figuring out what you do like. The former can also help you discover the latter. I stress doing this early on during your internships because once you get a couple internships under your belt in the same industry, it’s difficult to switch because you’ll be far less competitive in that new industry, you’ll be working a less challenging job (more entry-level), and will probably be paid less.
Once you find out what you do enjoy, you will quickly make up the time you spent in other jobs, because you’ll finally be engaged and curious.
Back to my main point of this section, co-op doesn’t matter as much as you think does in the grand scheme of things. Neither do your marks, unless you’re interested in continued education, but even then there are far more important things. Everyone is different, but for me and probably most people, my well-being and my relationships with my loved-ones take precedence over co-op and my grades. I still try very hard in the aforementioned, however I seldom allow them to affect my well-being and relationships with my loved-ones.
Figure out what is most important to you and prioritize those over all else. Eventually, that co-op will come to an end and you will get the marks you strived for. The feeling of accomplishment from landing the co-op and the 3.9 GPA will be temporary, but the strain on your well-being and relationships will be far more permanent.
This is also part of the North American culture, however, so we are more susceptible to it than our European counterparts, for example. We could take some lessons from them here.
This applies to life in general, but I first noticed this at the end of my first semester of University. In high school I was a straight-A student with little effort. I could usually read over some notes and do a few questoins and do well that way.
This didn’t work in University. Jump to the next section to find out more about what why it didn’t work, I’d like to keep this section more general.
Doing what’s difficult is applicable for pretty much anything that involves improving in some shape or form, might it be at your job, at a hobby, or even trying to achieve your dream body.
Difficult things are difficult for a reason. Easy things are easy for a reason. Easy things don’t help you improve, because they’re usually not demanding of all your focus and effort. Difficult things can be extremely frustrating. Take for instance a naïve example of working out. If you go to the gym and walk on the treadmill for an hour, you won’t see much results. If you, instead, work your a** off for an hour doing High Intensity Interval Training (HIIT) you will see results.
The same goes for learning a new skill, the more cognitively-demanding, the more applicable. I’ll use programming as an example. If you just copy others’ projects you’re barely even challenging yourself. If you attempt to implement algorithms yourself and attempt to understand what’s going on under the hood of an HTTP request, you’re going to become a much better developer. By doing the difficult thing, you’re forcing yourself to grow. You’re devoting all of your mental capacity to the task at hand, not 50% of it.
Nobody ever became the best [insert noun here] because they did exactly what everyone else was doing. I can guarantee you that the best writer, the best sculptor, the best painter challenged themself more than everyone else. They failed, over and over again, and learnt from their failures.
Deliberate practice, remember the term.
If you just blindly copy solutions or recite your lecture notes… well, you can guess what’ll happen. You did not challenge yourself enough, so when the time comes to be challenged on the exam, you’re gonna flunk it. What I coined as ‘doing what’s difficult’ in the last section, I’ll call deliberate practice in this.
It’s what I didn’t do in my first semester of University. I still did decently well, with a 79.5% average, but I put in so many hours to achieve it. The next semester, I finished with an 87.5% average, despite getting a 67% in a course. That semester, I finished one course with 100% and another with a 97%. The courses were Finance and Electrical Circuits, respectively, which are very different in nature.
What I did differently this semester was NOT refer to my lecture notes constantly. I would put them away (for the most part) and work at the assigned pracitce problems. It goes without saying that I did attend lectures so that I was able to do this, more on that later. I worked on the difficult problems, constantly challening myself, deliberately practicing so to be able to solve the next difficult problem. Deliberate pracitce means working at something for the intention of improving at it, to become better than you were yesterday.
In second year, I averaged an 85.5% and I’m studying less than I did in first year and I try to apply this principle of deliberate pracitce to other areas of my life, that was the whole point of the previous section. Although I’m preaching this, I still fall victim to doing the easy thing, but when I catch myself doing so, I immediately stop.
So I mentioned I attend my lectures, or most of them anyway. I believe that everyone learns differently and there are definitely some courses that I don’t attend because I don’t see the value. However, I still attend until I figure that out. Attending lectures helps you stay on track and space out your practice, it makes learning easier than trying to cram everything at once.
Regardless of what you decide, it’s important to develop a good study regimen that enables you to practice deliberately. If you fall far behind in a course, it makes it more difficult to deliberatly practice as you’re learning and practicing at the same time. They should not be coupled in that way. I like to be just on-track with my courses so that when the time comes to studying for an exam, I can deliberately practice. It would work better in more frequent increments, but it’s not always ideal.
Anyways, that’s the trick, it’s really nothing special, but I’m sure it makes sense :)


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In here, streams are considered streams of some data they are represented by a function returning subsequent bits of this data flow You could also call them 'iterators' All of them contain a field intConfig, a void pointer.
In it, the streams internal data should be stored For example, the stream reading from a FILE object keeps a pointer to its FILE in it
a function getNext(void *) returns the next element of the stream It takes the pointer stored in intConfig, thus getting the next element collapses to the call stream->getNext(stream->intConfig) To simpligy this call, use STREAM_NEXT to shorten this call: STREAM_NEXT(stream)
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Buffalo Plains [as73], plain, in Imperia, peasants: 120
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14: Sir Charles [j5r], Imperial Empire, with 48 nazgul, arrived from the
14: east, accompanied by:
14: Phantom III [d6x], Imperial Empire
15: Sir Charles [j5r], Imperial Empire, with 48 nazgul, went west,
15: accompanied by:
15: Phantom III [d6x], Imperial Empire
15: Pack of wolves [gl9m], wolves, number: 4, arrived from the west.
20: Ryzin [k6c], refugee, with one peasant, arrived from the west.
30: Robert Laphroaigh [u7z], refugee, arrived from the west.
30: The population grows by one peasant.
Routes leaving Buffalo Plains:
North, plain, to Buffalo Plains [ar73], 7 days
East, plain, to Buffalo Plains [as74], 7 days
South, desert, to Painted Desert [at73], 8 days
West, plain, to Buffalo Plains [as72], 7 days
Seen here:
Stack of nazgul [ih8o], nazgul, number: 4
Stack of nazgul [ij4r], nazgul, number: 3
Pack of wolves [gl9m], wolves, number: 4
Ryzin [k6c], refugee, with one peasant
Robert Laphroaigh [u7z], refugee


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A couple of notices: First, I'm going to start including various performance-related items in these posts that aren't purely about startup time. There's a whole bunch of activity happening that isn't really rolled up anywhere, so it might as well be here. Second, I'll be out on vacation in Florida next week, so there will not be a status update.
- Last week I forgot to add that Marco Bonardo landed bug 542943, which removed a hash of all bookmarks that stayed resident for the lifetime of the application. This resulted in a 97% improvement in shutdown time for our test of a very large bookmarks+history collection.
- Ted's taken over the static build project, and has new patches up.
- Taras is working on Linux code locality via a Valgrind plugin he's writing, with help from those folks.
- At the platform work week Taras talked to Ehsan, who it turns out had a bunch of ideas for improving startup there. I've filed bugs from Ehsan's notes for better Windows code locality, binding DLL function addresses to the executable, DLL rebasing, and DLL lazy-loading.
- The add-on performance "best practices" document is getting bigger and better. If you have ideas for improving add-on performance, please add them to the doc!
- All of our add-on performance efforts are being tracked centrally on this page. If you want to get involved, hop on one of those bugs. If you want to stay updated, "watch" that page and you'll get emails whenever it's updated.
- I've updated the main Performance wiki page. The top sections are now up to date. Next I'll be updating the testing and reference sections, and breaking out the task-specific content and moving it to an updated table of performance activities, like we currently have for startup, addons, etc. When the page is more manageable, I'll remove the TOC that's pushing everything below the fold.
- As usual, the table of active startup performance activity is here.


Usually when we receive such emails, the first thing you do is search the hotel name on google.You find that the hotel exists!
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Then you upload your documents asked by them like passport, certificates, etc!
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Section: User Commands (1)Updated: March 2001
Index Return to Main Contents
NAME
iconv - Convert encoding of given files from one encoding to anotherSYNOPSIS
iconv -f encoding -t encoding inputfileDESCRIPTION
The iconv program converts the encoding of characters in inputfile from one coded character set to another. The result is written to standard output unless otherwise specified by the --output option.--from-code, -f encoding
Convert characters from encoding
--to-code, -t encoding
Convert characters to encoding
--list
List known coded character sets
--output, -o file
Specify output file (instead of stdout)
--verbose
EXAMPLES
Following examples convert from code set ISO88592 "input.txt" to UTF8 code set or ASCII and stores the result as "output.txt". iconv -f ISO88592 -t UTF8 < input.txt > output.txticonv -f ISO88592 -t ASCII//TRANSLIT < input.txt > output.txt
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iconv is written by Ulrich Drepper as part of the GNU C Library.This man page is written by Joel Klecker<EMAIL_ADDRESS>for the Debian GNU/Linux system.
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Every aging society faces distinct challenges. But Japan, with the world's oldest population (27.3 percent of its citizens are 65 or older, almost twice the share in the U.S.), has been dealing with one it didn't foresee: senior crime. Complaints and arrests involving elderly people, and women in particular, are taking place at rates above those of any other demographic group. Almost 1 in 5 women in Japanese prisons is a senior. Their crimes are usually minor—9 in 10 senior women who've been convicted were found guilty of shoplifting.
Why have so many otherwise law-abiding elderly women resorted to petty theft? Caring for Japanese seniors once fell to families and communities, but that's changing. From 1980 to 2015, the number of seniors living alone increased more than sixfold, to almost 6 million. And a 2017 survey by Tokyo's government found that more than half of seniors caught shoplifting live alone; 40 percent either don't have family or rarely speak with relatives. These people often say they have no one to turn to when they need help.
Even women with a place to go describe feeling invisible. “They may have a house. They may have a family. But that doesn't mean they have a place they feel at home,” says Yumi Muranaka, head warden of Iwakuni Women's Prison, 30 miles outside Hiroshima. “They feel they are not understood. They feel they are only recognized as someone who gets the house chores done.”
Elderly women are also often economically vulnerable—nearly half of those 65 or older who live alone also live in poverty relative to the broader population, for example, compared with 29 percent of men. “My husband died last year,” one inmate says. “We didn't have any children, so I was all alone. I went to a supermarket to buy vegetables, and I saw a package of beef. I wanted it, but I thought it would be a financial burden. So I took it.”
Neither the government nor the private sector has established an effective rehabilitation program for seniors, and the costs to keep them in prison are rising fast. Expenses associated with elder care helped push annual medical costs at correctional facilities past 6 billion yen (more than $50 million) in 2015, an 80 percent increase from a decade before. Specialized workers have been hired to help older inmates with bathing and toileting during the day, but at night these tasks are handled by guards.
 Satomi Kezuka, a veteran officer at Tochigi Women's Prison, about 60 miles north of Tokyo, says her duties now include dealing with incontinence. “They are ashamed and hide their underwear,” she says of the inmates. “I tell them to bring it to me, and I will have it washed.” More than a third of female correctional officers quit their jobs within three years.
In 2016, Japan's parliament passed a law aiming to ensure that recidivist seniors get support from the country's welfare and social-service systems. Since then, prosecutor's offices and prisons have worked closely with government agencies to get senior offenders the assistance they need. But the problems that lead these women to seek the relative comfort of jail lie beyond the system's reach.
Ms. F, 89.
Has stolen rice, strawberries, cold medicine.Second term, sentenced to a year and a half.Has a daughter and a grandchild.
“I was living alone on welfare. I used to live with my daughter's family and used all my savings taking care of an abusive and violent son-in-law.”
Ms. A, 67.
Has stolen clothing. First term, sentenced to two years, three months Has a husband, two sons, and three grandchildren.
“I shoplifted more than 20 times, all clothes, not expensive ones, mostly on sale on the street. It's not that I was in need of money. The first time I shoplifted, I didn't get caught. I learned that I could obtain what I wanted without paying for it, which I found fun, amusing, exciting.
“My husband has been supportive. He writes me regularly. My two sons are angry—my three grandchildren don't know I'm here. They think I'm hospitalized.”
Ms. T, 80.
Has stolen cod roe, seeds, a frying pan. Fourth term, sentenced to two and a half years. Has a husband, a son, and a daughter.
“When I was young, I didn't think about stealing. All I thought about was working hard. I worked at a rubber factory for 20 years and then as a care worker at a hospital. Money was always tight, but we still got to send our son to college.” “My husband had a stroke six years ago and has been bedridden ever since. He also has dementia and suffers from delusions and paranoia. It was a lot to take care of him physically and emotionally because of my old age. But I couldn't talk about my stress with anyone because I was ashamed.”
“I was imprisoned for the first time when I was 70. When I shoplifted, I had money in my wallet. Then I thought about my life. I didn't want to go home, and I had nowhere else to go. Asking for help in prison was the only way.” “My life is much easier in prison. I can be myself and breathe, however temporarily. My son tells me I'm ill and I should be hospitalized in a mental institution and take it easy. But I don't think I'm ill. I think my anxiety drove me to steal.”
Ms. N, 80.
Has stolen a paperback, croquettes, a hand fan. Third term, sentenced to three years, two months. Has a husband, two sons, and six grandchildren.
“I was alone every day and feeling very lonely. My husband gave me a lot of money, and people always told me how lucky I was, but money wasn't what I wanted. It didn't make me happy at all.” “The first time I shoplifted was about 13 years ago. I wandered into a bookstore in town and stole a paperback novel. I was caught, taken to a police station, and questioned by the sweetest police officer. He was so kind. He listened to everything I wanted to say. I felt I was being heard for the first time in my life.  The other day, when I was complimented on how efficient and meticulous I was, I grasped the joy of working. I regret that I never worked. My life would have been different.” “I enjoy my life in prison more. There are always people around, and I don't feel lonely here. When I got out the second time, I promised that I wouldn't go back. But when I was out, I couldn't help feeling nostalgic.”
Ms. K, 74.
Has stolen Coca-Cola, orange juice. Third term, sentence undisclosed. Has a son and a daughter.
“I was living on welfare. It was hard. When I'm released, I will manage to live with 1,000 yen [$9] a day. I don't have anything to look forward to outside.”
Ms. O, 78.
Has stolen energy drinks, coffee, tea, a rice ball, a mango. Third term, sentenced to one year, five months. Has a daughter and a grandson.
“Prison is an oasis for me—a place for relaxation and comfort. I don't have freedom here, but I have nothing to worry about, either. There are many people to talk to. They provide us with nutritious meals three times a day.”. “My daughter visits once a month. She says ‘I don't feel sorry for you. You're pathetic.' I think she's right.”
This reporting was supported by the Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting and the International Women's Media Foundation.


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| enum | VipsArgumentFlags |
| #define | VIPS_ARGUMENT_REQUIRED_INPUT |
| #define | VIPS_ARGUMENT_OPTIONAL_INPUT |
| #define | VIPS_ARGUMENT_REQUIRED_OUTPUT |
| #define | VIPS_ARGUMENT_OPTIONAL_OUTPUT |
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GObject ╰── VipsObject ├── VipsOperation ├── VipsImage ├── VipsInterpolate ├── VipsRegion ╰── VipsThreadState
The VipsObject class and associated types and macros.
VipsObject is the base class for all objects in libvips. It has the following major features:
Functional class creation Vips objects have a very regular lifecycle: initialise, build, use, destroy. They behave rather like function calls and are free of side-effects.
Run-time introspection Vips objects can be fully introspected at run-time. There is not need for separate source-code analysis.
Command-line interface Any vips object can be run from
the command-line with the vips
driver program.
VipsObject s have a strictly defined lifecycle, split broadly as construct and then use. In detail, the stages are:
g_object_new(). The VipsObject is created with g_object_new()
. Objects
in this state are blank slates and need to have their various parameters
set.
g_object_set(). You loop over the VipsArgument that the object has
defined with vips_argument_map()
. Arguments have a set of flags attached to
them for required, optional, input, output, type, and so on. You must set
all required arguments.
vips_object_build(). Call this to construct the object and get it ready for use. Building an object happens in four stages, see below.
g_object_get(). The object has now been built. You can read out any computed values.
g_object_unref(). When you are done with an object, you can unref it. See the section on reference counting for an explanation of the convention that VipsObject uses. When the last ref to an object is released, the object is closed. Objects close in three stages, see below.
The stages inside vips_object_build()
are:
Chain up through the object's build
class methods. At each stage,
each class does any initial setup and checking, then chains up to its
superclass.
The innermost build
method inside VipsObject itself checks that all
input arguments have been set and then returns.
All object build
methods now finish executing, from innermost to
outermost. They know all input arguments have been checked and supplied, so
now they set all output arguments.
vips_object_build() finishes the process by checking that all output objects have been set, and then triggering the “postbuild” signal. “postbuild” only runs if the object has constructed successfuly.
VipsOperation has a cache of recent operation objects, see that class for
an explanation of vips_cache_operation_build()
.
Finally the stages inside close are:
“preclose”. This is emitted at the start of the VipsObject dispose. The object is still functioning.
“close”. This runs just after all VipsArgument held by the object have been released.
“postclose”. This runs right at the end. The object pointer is still valid, but nothing else is.
libvips has a simple mechanism for automating at least some aspects of
GObject
properties. You add a set of macros to your _class_init()
which
describe the arguments, and set the get and set functions to the vips ones.
See extending for a complete example.
VipsObject has a set of conventions to simplify reference counting.
All input GObject
have a ref added to them, owned by the object. When a
VipsObject is unreffed, all of these refs to input objects are
automatically dropped.
All output GObject
hold a ref to the object. When a GObject
which is an
output of a VipsObject is disposed, it must drop this reference.
VipsObject which are outputs of other VipsObject will do this
automatically.
See VipsOperation for an example of VipsObject reference counting.
#define VIPS_ARG_INTERPOLATE( CLASS, NAME, PRIORITY, LONG, DESC, FLAGS, OFFSET )
#define VIPS_ARG_DOUBLE( CLASS, NAME, PRIORITY, LONG, DESC, \ FLAGS, OFFSET, MIN, MAX, VALUE )
#define VIPS_ARG_INT( CLASS, NAME, PRIORITY, LONG, DESC, \ FLAGS, OFFSET, MIN, MAX, VALUE )
#define VIPS_ARG_UINT64( CLASS, NAME, PRIORITY, LONG, DESC, \ FLAGS, OFFSET, MIN, MAX, VALUE )
#define VIPS_ARG_ENUM( CLASS, NAME, PRIORITY, LONG, DESC, \ FLAGS, OFFSET, TYPE, VALUE )
#define VIPS_ARG_FLAGS( CLASS, NAME, PRIORITY, LONG, DESC, \ FLAGS, OFFSET, TYPE, VALUE )
#define VIPS_ARG_STRING( CLASS, NAME, PRIORITY, LONG, DESC, FLAGS, OFFSET, \ VALUE )
void vips__object_set_member (VipsObject *object
,GParamSpec *pspec
,GObject **member
,GObject *argument
);
void * (*VipsArgumentMapFn) (VipsObject *object
,GParamSpec *pspec
,VipsArgumentClass *argument_class
,VipsArgumentInstance *argument_instance
,void *a
,void *b
);
void * vips_argument_map (VipsObject *object
,VipsArgumentMapFn fn
,void *a
,void *b
);
Loop over the vips_arguments to an object. Stop when fn
returns non-NULL
and return that value.
[skip]
void * (*VipsArgumentClassMapFn) (VipsObjectClass *object_class
,GParamSpec *pspec
,VipsArgumentClass *argument_class
,void *a
,void *b
);
void * vips_argument_class_map (VipsObjectClass *object_class
,VipsArgumentClassMapFn fn
,void *a
,void *b
);
And loop over a class. Same as ^^, but with no VipsArgumentInstance.
[skip]
gboolean
vips_argument_class_needsstring (VipsArgumentClass *argument_class
);
int vips_object_get_argument (VipsObject *object
,const char *name
,GParamSpec **pspec
,VipsArgumentClass **argument_class
,VipsArgumentInstance **argument_instance
);
Look up the three things you need to work with a vips argument.
[skip]
gboolean vips_object_argument_isset (VipsObject *object
,const char *name
);
Convenience: has an argument been assigned. Useful for bindings.
VipsArgumentFlags vips_object_get_argument_flags (VipsObject *object
,const char *name
);
Convenience: get the flags for an argument. Useful for bindings.
int vips_object_get_argument_priority (VipsObject *object
,const char *name
);
Convenience: get the priority for an argument. Useful for bindings.
void vips_object_set_property (GObject *gobject
,guint property_id
,const GValue *value
,GParamSpec *pspec
);
void vips_object_get_property (GObject *gobject
,guint property_id
,GValue *value
,GParamSpec *pspec
);
void vips_object_summary_class (VipsObjectClass *klass
,VipsBuf *buf
);
Generate a human-readable summary for a class.
[skip]
void vips_object_summary (VipsObject *object
,VipsBuf *buf
);
Generate a human-readable summary for an object.
[skip]
void vips_object_dump (VipsObject *object
,VipsBuf *buf
);
Dump everything that vips knows about an object to a string.
[skip]
void vips_object_class_install_argument (VipsObjectClass *cls
,GParamSpec *pspec
,VipsArgumentFlags flags
,int priority
,guint offset
);
int vips_object_set_argument_from_string (VipsObject *object
,const char *name
,const char *value
);
gboolean vips_object_argument_needsstring (VipsObject *object
,const char *name
);
int vips_object_get_argument_to_string (VipsObject *object
,const char *name
,const char *arg
);
VipsObject * vips_object_new (GType type
,VipsObjectSetArguments set
,void *a
,void *b
);
g_object_new() the object, set any arguments with set
, call
vips_object_build()
and return the complete object.
[skip]
int vips_object_set_valist (VipsObject *object
,va_list ap
);
See vips_object_set()
.
int vips_object_set (VipsObject *object
,...
);
Set a list of vips object arguments. For example:
vips_object_set (operation, "input", in, "output", &out, NULL);
Input arguments are given in-line, output arguments are given as pointers to where the output value should be written.
See also: vips_object_set_valist()
, vips_object_set_from_string()
.
int vips_object_set_from_string (VipsObject *object
,const char *string
);
Set object arguments from a string. The string can be something like "a=12", or "a = 12, b = 13", or "fred". The string can optionally be enclosed in brackets.
You'd typically use this between creating the object and building it.
See also: vips_object_set()
, vips_object_build()
,
vips_cache_operation_buildp()
.
VipsObject * vips_object_new_from_string (VipsObjectClass *object_class
,const char *p
);
void vips_object_to_string (VipsObject *object
,VipsBuf *buf
);
The inverse of vips_object_new_from_string()
: turn object
into eg.
"VipsInterpolateSnohalo1(blur=.333333)".
void * vips_object_map (VipsSListMap2Fn fn
,void *a
,void *b
);
Call a function for all alive objects.
Stop when fn
returns non-NULL
and return that value.
[skip]
void * vips_type_map (GType base
,VipsTypeMap2Fn fn
,void *a
,void *b
);
Map over a type's children. Stop when fn
returns non-NULL
and return that value.
[skip]
void * vips_type_map_all (GType base
,VipsTypeMapFn fn
,void *a
);
Map over a type's children, direct and indirect. Stop when fn
returns
non-NULL
and return that value.
[skip]
GType vips_type_find (const char *basename
,const char *nickname
);
Search below basename
, return the GType
of the class whose name or
nickname
matches, or 0 for not found.
If basename
is NULL, the whole of VipsObject is searched.
This function uses a cache, so it should be quick.
See also: vips_class_find()
const char *
vips_nickname_find (GType type
);
Return the VIPS nickname for a GType
. Handy for language bindings.
void * vips_class_map_all (GType type
,VipsClassMapFn fn
,void *a
);
Loop over all the subclasses of type
. Non-abstract classes only.
Stop when fn
returns
non-NULL
and return that value.
const VipsObjectClass * vips_class_find (const char *basename
,const char *nickname
);
Search below basename
, return the first class whose name or nickname
matches.
See also: vips_type_find()
VipsObject ** vips_object_local_array (VipsObject *parent
,int n
);
Make an array of NULL VipsObject pointers. When parent
closes, every
non-NULL pointer in the array will be unreffed and the array will be
freed. Handy for creating a set of temporary images for a function.
The array is NULL-terminated, ie. contains an extra NULL element at the end.
Example:
VipsObject **t; t = vips_object_local_array( a, 5 ); if( vips_add( a, b, &t[0], NULL ) || vips_invert( t[0], &t[1], NULL ) || vips_add( t[1], t[0], &t[2], NULL ) || vips_costra( t[2], out, NULL ) ) return( -1 );
See also: vips_object_local()
.
[skip]
void
vips_object_unref_outputs (VipsObject *object
);
Unref all assigned output objects. Useful for language bindings.
After an object is built, all output args are owned by the caller. If something goes wrong before then, we have to unref the outputs that have been made so far. This function can also be useful for callers when they've finished processing outputs themselves.
See also: vips_cache_operation_build()
.
const char *
vips_object_get_description (VipsObject *object
);
Fetch the object description. Useful for language bindings.
object.description
is only avaliable after _build()
, which can be too
late. This function fetches from the instance, if possible, but falls back
to the class description if we are too early.
Flags we associate with each object argument.
Have separate input & output flags. Both set is an error; neither set is OK.
Input gobjects are automatically reffed, output gobjects automatically ref us. We also automatically watch for "destroy" and unlink.
VIPS_ARGUMENT_SET_ALWAYS
is handy for arguments which are set from C. For
example, VipsImage::width is a property that gives access to the Xsize
member of struct _VipsImage. We default its 'assigned' to TRUE
since the field is always set directly by C.
VIPS_ARGUMENT_DEPRECATED
arguments are not shown in help text, are not
looked for if required, are not checked for "have-been-set". You can
deprecate a required argument, but you must obviously add a new required
argument if you do.
Input args with VIPS_ARGUMENT_MODIFY
will be modified by the operation.
This is used for things like the in-place drawing operations.
typedef struct { GParamSpec *pspec; /* pspec for this argument */ /* More stuff, see below */ } VipsArgument;
typedef struct { VipsArgument parent; /* The class of the object we are an arg for. */ VipsObjectClass *object_class; VipsArgumentFlags flags; int priority; /* Order args by this */ guint offset; /* G_STRUCT_OFFSET of member in object */ } VipsArgumentClass;
typedef struct { VipsArgument parent; /* The class we are part of. */ VipsArgumentClass *argument_class; /* The object we are attached to. */ VipsObject *object; /* Has been set. */ gboolean assigned; /* If this is an output argument, keep the id of our "close" handler * here. */ gulong close_id; /* We need to listen for "invalidate" on input images and send our own * "invalidate" out. If we go, we need to disconnect. */ gulong invalidate_id; } VipsArgumentInstance;
“description”
property“description” gchar *
Class description.
Flags: Read / Write
Default value: ""
“close”
signalvoid user_function (VipsObject *object, gpointer user_data)
The ::close signal is emitted once during object close. The object is dying and may not work.
object |
the object that is closing |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
Flags: Run Last
“postbuild”
signalgint user_function (VipsObject *object, gpointer user_data)
The ::postbuild signal is emitted once just after successful object construction. Return non-zero to cause object construction to fail.
object |
the object that has been built |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
Flags: Run Last
“postclose”
signalvoid user_function (VipsObject *object, gpointer user_data)
The ::postclose signal is emitted once after object close. The object pointer is still valid, but nothing else.
object |
the object that has closed |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
Flags: Run Last
“preclose”
signalvoid user_function (VipsObject *object, gpointer user_data)
The ::preclose signal is emitted once just before object close starts. The oject is still alive.
object |
the object that is to close |
|
user_data |
user data set when the signal handler was connected. |
Flags: Run Last


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Duplicate the layer twice. Perform these in each layer: {: .-setup}
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WASHINGTON, January 19, 2004 – USDA's investigation into the 81 cows that came from Canada continues. Three animals have been located at a facility in Tenino, Washington and one additional animal has been located in Connell. The State has placed a hold on the Tenino facility in order to facilitate the investigation. In total, 23
of the 81 cows that came from Canada have been located:
One of the 81 is the positive cow.
Three have been located at a facility in Tenino, Washington.
Six have been located at a facility in Connell, Washington.
One has been located at a dairy in Quincy, Washington.
Three are at a facility in Mattawa, Washington.
Nine were in the index herd.
In addition, USDA personnel have located
three animals that are part of a group of 17 heifers originally dispersed from the Canadian source herd in August 2001. These 17 animals were mentioned by Dr. Brian Evans, Chief Veterinary Officer for Canada, in the January 6, 2004, technical briefing and are not part of the 81 animals. APHIS investigators are still determining whether the remaining 14 animals entered the United States. The three animals were found at the Quincy, Washington, dairy where one of the 81 has been located.
Selective
depopulation of 129 animals from the index herd, which began on Saturday, January 10, is complete. On January 17, USDA began selective depopulation operations on the facility in Mattawa. USDA has transported and sampled a total of 20 animals from this facility. Thus far, 129 animals from the index premises have been euthanized and sampled. To date, 30 samples from the index herd have completed testing; results have been negative.
Additional information on BSE can be obtained by visiting the
USDA website at
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2hrs 20 minutes of listening and all I heard is:
we want you to collect and secure user info so we can catch "bad people"
we don't trust you with data
we want you to collect and secure user info so we can catch "bad people"
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Ahah!
She forgot to add the disclaimer "Not financial advice"
designer17-Jul-19 10:03 AM
Facebook has already contacted Fed before the release of the Libra White Paper. What did they talk about? Libra Reserve's currency basket consists of dollars, euros, yen and pounds (yuan is out!) It is obvious that the dollar will take up a major part. Libra's success means that the dollar will soon play the role of a key currency within the digital currency ecosystem. In other words, both Facebook and Fed can win.
Stimulated by the Libra, China is stepping up its CBDC development. From China's point of view, Libra has no choice because Libra has "yuan passing." China will be the first and most successful country in the world to distribute CBDC. Of course, the U.S. has no intention of giving up the hegemony of the digital currency ecosystem to China. Facebook is cleverly appealing this point.
More than 70 percent of the 28 companies participating in the Libra Association are U.S. companies. Even if the number of Libra association companies increases to 100, there is a high chance that the U.S. company will take up more than a majority. Chinese companies will either be excluded at all or have very limited roles. The U.S. government can monitor and control Libra whenever it wants.
The variable is Wall Street. There are no Wall Street banks in the Libra Association yet. Wall Street is wary of Silicon Valley encroaching on its territory, and if it doesn't get to the banks of Wall Street, which have a lot of lobbying power, approval of the Libra may be longer than expected.(edited)
designer17-Jul-19 10:13 AM
“libra will not share customers’ account information or financial data with Facebook unless people agree to permit such sharing.”
If users "don't agree," libra means they don't share user data with Facebook. Facebook will provide vague and abstract terms written in sesame letters and people will inadvertently click on consent to provide information for convenient service use. eventually, user data between libra and Facebook is likely to be shared
This paper marks the launch of a new IMF series, Fintech Notes. Building on years of IMF staff work, it will explore pressing topics in the digital economy and be issued periodically. The series will carry work by IMF staff and will seek to provide insight into the intersecti...
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global financial elite, which has entered action, is not unusual.
what big picture doing they paint?(edited)
I think that digital colonies can now be deprived of not only data but also money by the global digital platform, maybe that will be realized as they are.
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PTYX18-Jul-19 04:09 PM
well......she's 007 but not james bond
i don't particularly care either way but from what i grasped they are replacing bond with a new codename or whatever
as long as they bring Q back it'll be alright. Hopefully they don't replace Q with a K (karen)
On the eve of previews for a Harry Potter play, the author discusses the casting of a black actress as Hermione and releases a video begging fans to keep the new story's secrets.
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what do you think the cartoons for kids will look like in say 5-10 years
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Hard to say there has been some good newer cartoons, Avatar: the last airbender and Korra are pretty good
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Nothing wrong with including a diverse cast just have to change or evolve the story, extreme ghostbusters is a good example. Problem is when they go too PC with it and are more focused pushing their moral agenda than on the story
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There's "diverse" and then there's "pandering"
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the virtue signalling downward spiral. all vestiges of 'the patriarchy' must be erased from popular media. the fact that hollywood is willing to sacrifice it's profits to this end is evidence of the determination of it's controllers.
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"Spread Genius" is a project that I had in mind when the quarantine started. The idea is to share creations from people tagging #spreadgenius on Instagram to give them some visibility, very simple. But the main goal is to raise funds for the World Health Organization by giving people the possibility to buy an entry to the Spread Genius Awards. The person with the most liked post will then receive 10% of the monthly funds. The other 90% will be donated. It is a non-profit project that I created in my spare time and I am very proud of it. see more
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It was a dark and stormy night that ripped the roof and gates off the stalls that hold Farmer John's cows. Happily, many of the cows were on vacation, so the barn was not completely full.
The cows spend the night in stalls that are arranged adjacent to each other in a long line. Some stalls have cows in them; some do not. All stalls are the same width.
Farmer John must quickly erect new boards in front of the stalls, since the doors were lost. His new lumber supplier will supply him boards of any length he wishes, but the supplier can only deliver a small number of total boards. Farmer John wishes to minimize the total length of the boards he must purchase.
Given M (1 <= M <= 50), the maximum number of boards that can be purchased; S (1 <= S <= 200), the total number of stalls; C (1 <= C <= S) the number of cows in the stalls, and the C occupied stall numbers (1 <= stall_number <= S), calculate the minimum number of stalls that must be blocked in order to block all the stalls that have cows in them.
Print your answer as the total number of stalls blocked.
|
Line 1: |
M, S, and C (space separated) |
|
Lines 2-C+1: |
Each line contains one integer, the number of an occupied stall. |
4 50 18
3
4
6
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A single line with one integer that represents the total number of stalls blocked.
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[One minimum arrangement is one board covering stalls 3-8, one covering 14-21, one covering 25-31, and one covering 40-43.]


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Use strong session IDs (identifiers) of sufficient length and entropy to prevent brute force attacks against sensitive data.
Using cryptographically-strong session IDs prevents attackers from easily guessing session identifiers and taking over user sessions. If an attacker hijacks the session, they can perform the same functions as the logged-in user. This will lead to a compromise of the user account, or the entire application if the user is an administrator.
Use strong session identifiers when your application keeps session state and handles sensitive data.
Ruby uses strong session IDs by default. Make sure that your application uses the default settings or higher. If not, rewrite the application session state handling code to do so. Strong session IDs and session cookies will automatically be created.
Ruby creates a session ID which is a 32 byte long MD5 hash value. The default session id consists of the hash value of a random string generated by secure_random
.
Find where session ID is generated in the application. Search app/controllers/sessions_controller for:
def create
# ...
session[:current_user_id] = @user.id
# ...
end
Determine the length of strong session ID used. Check backend/app/model/session for the session ID length value:
SESSION_ID_LENGTH = 32
Determine the cryptographic algorithm in use. Locate and identify the function that produces a random string. This example from actionpack/lib/action_dispatch/middleware/session/abstract_store produces 16 random hex characters:
def generate_sid
sid = SecureRandom.hex(16)
sid.encode!(Encoding::UTF_8)
sid
end
Rewrite code for strong session ID when necessary. Rewrite the application if necessary to include missing code, or modify existing values as described above.
Rewrite helper or plugin code for strong session IDs. If other authentication and session activities are in use, check the methods and helper to ensure a strong session ID is in use. The program logic may be different than described above. Modify code as necessary for a strong session ID.


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Thrown from Engine API methods that attempted an operation what would have
resulted in a write of data or other state modification after the engine has
entered the the failed state.
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| EngineNotStartedException |
Thrown when a read or write operation is attempted on the engine before
it has been properly started.
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| EngineNotWritableException |
Exception indicating that the engine is not currently accepting input of data
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| EngineShutdownException |
Exception thrown when an option is performed on a closed engine.
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| EngineStartedException |
Thrown when an API method has been called which cannot be allowed to proceed
due to the engine having already been started and doesn't allow modification to
the resource in question after that point.
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Root type for exceptions thrown from the engine due to state violations
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Exception thrown when the engine cannot decode an incoming frame due to some
error either with the encoding itself or the contents which cause a specification
violation.
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| FrameEncodingException |
Exception thrown when the engine cannot encode a frame from a given performative
and or payload combination.
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| IdleTimeoutException |
Error thrown when the Engine idle checking detects a timeout condition and
shuts down the engine and places it in an error state.
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| MalformedAMQPHeaderException |
Exception thrown when an incoming AMQP Header response does not conform to the
AMQP Header specification.
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| ProtocolViolationException |
Error thrown when there has been a violation of the AMQP specification
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| ProtonException |
Base Proton Exception type that backs all the various exceptions that
are thrown from within the Proton Engine.
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| ProtonIOException |
Thrown when an unchecked IO exception is encountered from a write event that
invokes an outside write handler from the engine.
|


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added support to build the package with Visual C++ on Windows,
and some minor new features.
See also the home page of this distribution at github: tin- pot/discount.
In the following, the term “UNIX” refers to all the UNIX-like
platforms that discount
does originally target.
The modifications added in this distribution are:
Added pre-configured files
version.c
,mkdio.h
, andconfig.h
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so that no configure.sh
run—which
generates these files on UNIX—is needed on Windows.
Added Visual Studio project files for all executables and libraries
in MSVC/
.
Added supporting files for building on Windows in MSVC/posc/
,
including the freegetopt
implementation of UNIX’s getopt()
function which is used by main.c
.
Some new features are also available, see the CHANGES file for more details.
The package should build “out of the box” with Visual Studio 2003.NET or Visual Studio 2008 or newer (newer versions of Visual Studio will import and upgrade the project files).
The generated executable are statically linked: they only depend on
kernel32.dll
. Place them wherever you like on your PATH
.
Porting to Windows was done using a fairly general technique, which
presents to the compiler an environment of “faked” standard header files
on top of the “real” header files of Visual C++. All this is contained
in the MSVC/posc
directory. See the MSVC/posc/README
file
there for explanations.
All discount
source files in the project root directory are unmodified
(except for new features, that is). Their dependency on functions like
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gets
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Ringin Morse Application
NOTE : Google Play store has forcibily removed my application from the store. According to the new policies, third party applications cannot have access to "call logs". Ringing Morse needs the number of the incoming call to work but Google Android will not provide it. They are forcing me to declare Ringin Morse as the default call handling application and then they would give permission.... I do not want that. There was an option to appeal - stating the functionality and the intent of the app but Google keeps giving "robotic" replies to all my appeal - it seems like only machines answer my appeals. Sometimes humans do reply but their replies are just cut and paste from robots' texts. App works in my phone as I am the developer.
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First and foremost : Privacy Policy Ringin Morse is a caller id ringtone personalization / Accessibility application for Android devices. It announces the caller in Morse Code on in-coming calls. It can be used by blind hams (ham / amateur radio operators) and non hams to know the caller information before going to the phone. Ringin Morse needs your approval to access the following in your phone to work properly. 1. Access to files storage media and files / media (audio) creation and modification. Ringin Morse needs this only to create Morse code ringtone files for playing on incoming calls. 2. Access to your phone contacts to read and get the name of your contact with incoming number when the phone rings (incoming number is needed to read the phonebook and get the contact. This data is not stored anywhere after the call nor is transmitted - Ringin Morse does not need access to internet for it to work. Features of Ringin Morse Caller ID and how to use them Ringin Morse works in the background (as a service) and on incoming calls, fetches the contact name from the address book and plays it in Morse code at desired speed and audio frequencies. Morse can be made to ring musically (random). If there is no contact information for the incoming number, the number itself is played in Morse code. Custom ringtones, alarms and notifications can be created for use with other applications like alarm, SMS and whatsapp. Custom ringtones created can be sent via applications like whatsapp, emails. Ringin Morse can works in two ways, as per your choice 1. M* mode, in which Ringin Morse itself plays the Morse ring tone on incoming call. This overlaps the call alert tone already set in your phone. Call alert tone should be set to silent if only Morse ringing is desired. 2. (Recommended) A* mode in which Ringin Morse just creates call alert ringtones for phones default call manager application and ringtone manager to play it just like any other call. User has to manually choose RinginMorse1 and/or RinginMorse2 as ringtone. Two Ring Tones This feature is currently available in A* mode only. RinginMorse provides two ringtones RinginMorse1 and RinginMorse2. They can be used as separate ringtones, for example, in a dual sim phones - one for each sim. Setting tone and speed For each of the ringtones, please enter the audio tone frequency. Values can be between 500 and 2500 Hz. By entering different values in low pitch and high pitch, for example, 800 for low pitch and 1200 for high pitch, musical (random) tones are generated. If you desire single tone, enter the same value in both fields. Speed of the Morse code can be set by entering words per minute value in the words per minute fields. Values can be between 5 and 45. After the values are entered, press the "Test" button and set it as desired combination for your ringtones. Telling Ringin Morse where to store the ringtones When Ringin Morse is started for the first time, it shows a folder name by default. If you desire, you can leave it unaltered. If your phone is rooted, you can mention "/system./media/audio/ringtones ". This will ensure that Ringin Morse ringtones will work correctly even when SD cards are unmounted (example: When phone is connected to PC). If the phone is not rooted, RinginMorse has to use a folder in SD card (internal or external). Putting it to work After the above settings are done, click the "Start" button to start Ringin Morse background service. At this time, Ringin Morse will start running in the background and wait for incoming call. Once service is started, choose ringtone settings and set RinginMorse1 and/or RinginMorse2 as default call alert tone(s). Note : After starting Ringin Morse, ringtone has to be manually set. Otherwise Android will play the previous ringtone only. Also, when you stop RinginMorse, you have to set some other ringtone or else Android will repeatedly play the name of the last caller. If in call alert settings, RinginMorse1 or 2 is not displayed, you may have to restart the phone once. PLEASE DISABLE BATTERY OPTIMIZATION FOR RINGIN MORSE APP THROUGH ANDROID SETTINGS SCREEN. THIS WILL ENSURE THAT RINGIN MORSE WILL START ITSELF AUTOMATICALLY ON PHONE POWER CYCLE. OTHERWISE, USER HAS TO START THE BACKGROUND SERVICE MANUALLY BY GOING INTO THE APP EVERYTIME. RINGIN MORSE IS A VERY LIGHT WEIGHT APPLICATION AND WILL NOT CAUSE BATTERY DRAIN. RINGIN MORSE MAY NOT WORK WHEN THE PHONE IS PUT IN BATTERY SAVE OPTION AND MAY REQUIRE MANUAL START WHEN COMING OUT OF BATTERY SAVE OPTION. Stopping Ringin Morse If you are tired of Ringin Morse, which is unlikely, disable it by pressing the red "STOP" button. Again, as mentioned earlier, some other ring tone has to be set manually. Creating Custom Ringtones Ringin Morse can be used to create Morse code sequence for a word/sentence of your choice. Enter desired word in the "Custom Tone". Set the audio frequencies and speed. Test the settings with "Listen" button, save it as a ringtone wav file in a folder of your choice or share/send the ringtone via bluetooth, whatsapp or email. When "Save" is clicked, Ringin Morse allows you to save the generated Morse sequence as ringtone, alarm, music or notification or a combination of the above so that they will show up when you try to use them through other applications. It is enough to enter the name at the end and ".wav" will be added by Ringin Morse. Other Features System Ringtone Manager can be started by clicking the "Ringtone Manager" button. To clear out RinginMorse1 and RinginMorse2 ringtones if you dont want to see them in ringtone managers when you are not using Ringin Morse software, click the "Delete Ringin Morse Files" button. Last but not the least Please use this software at your own discretion. Test it out thoroughly if it works well in your phone so that you will not miss important calls.Ringin Morse has been tested successfully on several phones. If you have any feedback positive or negative, or suggestions for improvement or like to have some new feature added, please drop a line at smtncrc at gmail dah com. If you find this app useful, share it with your friends by clicking the "Share Ringin Morse" link at the bottom. Ringin Morse hopefully helps you hear Morse music few times in the day to keep it fresh in your memory. Several users have reported improvement in their Morse skillls after they started using Ringin Morse. Happy Morsing!..... Rajesh K KC2KBY (USA) / VU2OW (Formerly VU3RGK) (India).May 7 2020 |
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Ringin Morse is available in google play store. https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.kc2kby.ringinmorse