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the Show Uses
command is cleared when the specification
is re-parsed.
Add a modification history comment to new specs
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just after the end of newly created modules.
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command in the
Editing Proofs section
of the Viewing and Editing Structured Proofs help page.
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Ebonheart is a venerable guild created exclusively for the upcoming launch of Crowfall. Battle
is the most magnificent competition in which a warrior can engage. It brings out all that is best;
purges all that is weak. All warriors are afraid of battle, but a coward is the one who lets his
fear overcome his sense of duty.
Though Crowfall has a long way to go before it is live, we plan on creating a guild of like-minded individuals
who will focus on enjoying the game and having fun. To be in Ebonheart, one must be friendly and easy going.
There is a zero tolerance policy for trolls and anyone who does not uphold the honor of Ebonheart. Let it be known that anyone who
disgraces the Order will be exiled.
Ebonheart currently does not have any requirements on recruiting new members other than being active and courteous to allies and enemies alike. Some people forget that these are games we play, and skill will show who is superior. Though we cannot achieve victory every time we battle, we can surely give our opponents a fight they will never forget.
We ready our weapons and await our orders. We charge into battle to destroy, and we too are decimated. We can never get enough.
A mighty kingdom needs skilled men to keep that kingdom standing strong. Many crafters are required for us to maintain self-sufficiency.
Through diplomancy we will prosper. Our Eternal Kingdom will be open for any and all players to freely buy and sell their wares.
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We encourage you to join our ranks and enjoy what we have to offer. We will soon have our own mumble server for the Order,
way before the game goes live, to get to know one another. This will be free for any members to use as they see fit.
Click on the images below to get more information on each rank.


You want to send bitcoin to someone, but you only know the account name e.g. at Twitter or at GitHub? If that user put a bitcoin address on keybase.io, this is easy. Get the bitcoin address here:
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I am a PhD student in Medical Engineering and Medical Physics at the Harvard-MIT Program in Health Sciences and Technology. My current research interests lie in the development of machine learning methods for the diagnosis and treatment of cardiovascular disease.
My past research has focused on the development of computational methods to analyze multi-subject neuroimaging and cardiovascular data. Most recently, I developed statistical graph theory algorithms to perform biomarker discovery in network-valued maps of the brain (advised by Dr. Joshua T. Vogelstein and Dr. Carey E. Priebe). I also led a Design Team of undergraduate biomedical engineers to build a dynamic fusion image guidance system for minimally invasive heart surgery (advised by Dr. Elizabeth Logsdon and Dr. Rani Hasan).


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Hillsborough County Pet Resources to host drawing to adopt rescue dogs seized in September
by WFTS Digital StaffTAMPA, Fla. --- Hillsborough County Pet Resources are set to hold a drawing to determine which applicants have the opportunity to adopt.
The drawing is set for Thursday at 4 p.m. to determine which of the more than 1,300 applicants will have the opportunity to adopt one of the dogs recently rescued from a local dog breeder .
Hillsborough County released the adoption details for the 350 dogs seized from a breeding facility in September.
RELATED STORIES:
- 300+ dogs seized from Tampa breeding facility
- Adoption details: 350 dogs seized in Hillsborough County
The names of the applicants will be drawn at random by Tampa Bay Bucs punter Bradley Pinion. Pinion recently created #puntsforpunts program with the Hillsborough County Pet Resource Center.
The drawing will take place at the Frederick B. Karl Center in Tampa. It will also be streamed live on the Pet Resource Center's Facebook page .
Applicants will be notified by email Friday of their status. Those who are chosen to adopt can select and pick up their dogs on Sunday at All People's Life Center. Adoptions will begin at 10 a.m.
For more information, you can visit the Pet Resource Center website here .


Light Blue inherits 12-column grid system from Bootstrap's great one.
Sometimes this behaviour has to be omitted, so you can add .col-xs-*
classes to your columns. Columns within this row will always remain their relative size.
Light Blue widget looks simple and may contain three parts: header, body and footer. But any of them can be omitted. So the basic widget structure looks like:

Header

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You can color widget's background by adding light color class. For example
.light-blue
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Widget will take as much place as inner content needs, but you can control its size:
.tiny
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, .large
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Consider using some .offset*
for .span*
which holds widget.
Let background shine!


Deep Learning Poems:
Like a rotten log
half resulting in NaNs -
my training, which
has not finished, comes
to this sad .
When gradients flow
Not one hidden unit will remain
The way that it was
Deep Learning Papers
Are they but mere delusions?
SOTA is SOTA
Had I not known
That I was already scooped
I would have mourned
The Loss of my GPU
We have brought the students to a windowless lab
Away from the world, and yet the world torments them.
Inside a terminal, a student’s empty shell.
Sadly I muse upon the shell of a graduate student
Seeing NaNs
Clears up reality
And dream alike
I cannot change the algorithm so close to the deadline
I know that others have, but I cannot.
Holding back my graduation
With its increasing frequency
The summer internship
Notice how, not even for a single update
Does the gradient stay the same.
Witness the sign of the hessian.
If I were the gradient
The forget gate would not be able to
Keep me away from you
Students outside the professor's door
Gradients in a batch
There is no output
There is no input
Indeed, every layer
is dream after dream


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Interface for performance counters that measure execution metrics. More...
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| CounterTiming | BeginTiming (string name) |
| Begins measurement of execution time interval. It returns Timing object which has to be called at CounterTiming.EndTiming to end the measurement and update the counter. More... | |
| void | Stats (string name, float value) |
| Calculates min/average/max statistics based on the current and previous values. More... | |
| void | Last (string name, float value) |
| Records the last calculated measurement value. Usually this method is used by metrics calculated externally. More... | |
| void | TimestampNow (string name) |
| Records the current time as a timestamp. More... | |
| void | Timestamp (string name, DateTime value) |
| Records the given timestamp. More... | |
| void | IncrementOne (string name) |
| Increments counter by 1. More... | |
| void | Increment (string name, int value) |
| Increments counter by given value. More... | |
Interface for performance counters that measure execution metrics.
The performance counters measure how code is performing: how fast or slow, how many transactions performed, how many objects are stored, what was the latest transaction time and so on.
They are critical to monitor and improve performance, scalability and reliability of code in production.
| CounterTiming PipServices3.Components.Count.ICounters.BeginTiming | ( | string | name | ) |
Begins measurement of execution time interval. It returns Timing object which has to be called at CounterTiming.EndTiming to end the measurement and update the counter.
| name | a counter name of Interval type. |
Implemented in PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters, PipServices3.Components.Count.CompositeCounters, and PipServices3.Components.Count.NullCounters.
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.ICounters.Increment | ( | string | name, |
| int | value | ||
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Increments counter by given value.
| name | a counter name of Increment type. |
| value | a value to add to the counter. |
Implemented in PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters, PipServices3.Components.Count.CompositeCounters, and PipServices3.Components.Count.NullCounters.
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.ICounters.IncrementOne | ( | string | name | ) |
Increments counter by 1.
| name | a counter name of Increment type. |
Implemented in PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters, PipServices3.Components.Count.CompositeCounters, and PipServices3.Components.Count.NullCounters.
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.ICounters.Last | ( | string | name, |
| float | value | ||
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Records the last calculated measurement value. Usually this method is used by metrics calculated externally.
| name | a counter name of Last type. |
| value | a last value to record. |
Implemented in PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters, PipServices3.Components.Count.CompositeCounters, and PipServices3.Components.Count.NullCounters.
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.ICounters.Stats | ( | string | name, |
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Calculates min/average/max statistics based on the current and previous values.
| name | a counter name of Statistics type |
| value | a value to update statistics |
Implemented in PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters, PipServices3.Components.Count.CompositeCounters, and PipServices3.Components.Count.NullCounters.
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.ICounters.Timestamp | ( | string | name, |
| DateTime | value | ||
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Records the given timestamp.
| name | a counter name of Timestamp type. |
| value | a timestamp to record. |
Implemented in PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters, PipServices3.Components.Count.CompositeCounters, and PipServices3.Components.Count.NullCounters.
| void PipServices3.Components.Count.ICounters.TimestampNow | ( | string | name | ) |
Records the current time as a timestamp.
| name | a counter name of Timestamp type. |
Implemented in PipServices3.Components.Count.CachedCounters, PipServices3.Components.Count.CompositeCounters, and PipServices3.Components.Count.NullCounters.


evolution-data-server-3.36.1
Introduction to Evolution Data Server
The Evolution Data Server package
provides a unified backend for programs that work with contacts,
tasks, and calendar information. It was originally developed for
Evolution (hence the name), but is
now used by other packages as well.
This package is known to build and work properly using an LFS-9.1
platform.
Package Information
Evolution Data Server Dependencies
Required
Berkeley DB-5.3.28, Gcr-3.36.0, libical-3.0.8,
libsecret-0.20.2, NSS-3.51, and SQLite-3.31.1.
Recommended
gnome-online-accounts-3.36.0,
gobject-introspection-1.64.0,
GTK+-3.24.16, ICU-66.1, libcanberra-0.30, libgdata-0.17.12,
libgweather-3.36.0, and Vala-0.48.2
Recommended (Runtime)
blocaled-0.2
Optional
GTK-Doc-1.32, MIT Kerberos
V5-1.18, a MTA (that provides
a sendmail command),
and OpenLDAP-2.4.49, and libphonenumber
User Notes: http://wiki.linuxfromscratch.org/blfs/wiki/evolution-data-server
Installation of Evolution Data Server
Install Evolution Data Server by
running the following commands:
mkdir build &&
cd build &&
cmake -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=/usr \
-DSYSCONF_INSTALL_DIR=/etc \
-DENABLE_VALA_BINDINGS=ON \
-DENABLE_INSTALLED_TESTS=ON \
-DENABLE_GOOGLE=ON \
-DWITH_OPENLDAP=OFF \
-DWITH_KRB5=OFF \
-DENABLE_INTROSPECTION=ON \
-DENABLE_GTK_DOC=OFF \
-DWITH_SYSTEMDUSERUNITDIR=no \
.. &&
make
To test the results, issue: make
test. One test, 28 -
test-book-client-custom-summary
, is known to fail.
Now, as the root
user:
make install
Command Explanations
-DENABLE_GOOGLE=ON
: This
default flag enables access to google services via libgdata-0.17.12
and also enables the Google Authentication option.
-DENABLE_VALA_BINDINGS=ON
:
This switch enables building the Vala bindings. Remove if you don't
have Vala-0.48.2 installed.
-DENABLE_GTK_DOC=OFF
: This
switch disables building the API documentation. It is broken for
this package due to the use of a long deprecated gtk-doc program
that is no longer available.
-DWITH_SYSTEMDUSERUNITDIR=no
: This
switch disables installing the systemd units, which are not used
for a Sysv build.
Note
To enable many of the optional dependencies, review the
information from cmake -L
CMakeLists.txt for the necessary parameters you
must pass to the cmake command.
Contents
Installed Programs:
None
Installed Libraries:
libcamel-1.2.so, libebackend-1.2.so,
libebook-1.2.so, libebook-contacts-1.2.so, libecal-2.0.so,
libedata-book-1.2.so, libedata-cal-2.0.so,
libedataserver-1.2.so, libedataserverui-1.2.so, and
libetestserverutils.so
Installed Directories:
/usr/include/evolution-data-server,
/usr/lib{,exec}/evolution-data-server,
/usr/share/{,installed-tests/}evolution-data-server, and
/usr/share/pixmaps/evolution-data-server
Short Descriptions
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libcamel-1.2.so
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message handling library.
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libebackend-1.2.so
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libebook-1.2.so
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libebook-contacts-1.2.so
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is the client library for Evolution contacts.
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libecal-1.2.so
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libedata-book-1.2.so
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is the backend library for Evolution address books.
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libedata-cal-1.2.so
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is the backend library for Evolution calendars.
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libedataserver-1.2.so
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is the utility library for Evolution Data Server.
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libedataserverui-3.0.so
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is the GUI utility library for Evolution Data Server.
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libetestserverutils.so
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is the server test utility library for Evolution Data Server.
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Last updated on 2020-03-31 16:43:55 -0500


As I type I'm finishing my 3rd experience with Salvia. This time I tried it by myself (I know about sitters but my dosage was small). During 4th or 5th hit from a one-hitter I could feel the effects coming on and started to see little 'vortexes' in the corners of my eyes. I took a couple more hits and decided to lay down and close my eyes. I had a live version of Thelonius Monk playing at The It Club. My lights were turned off, and no one was around to distract me.
As I closed my eyes I started to see circles here and there and they started flashing and moving around. Then I saw a greenish circle that sort of resembled a head of lettuce, then it turned into a kind of greenish moldy orange or something, then it turned into a round watermelon, and continued to shift through different food type looking circles...eventually that started to disappear and the flashing circles continued. At that point I opened my eyes and looked at the ceiling....again a 'vortex' here and there. I looked over to my window where my venetian blinds were half open and i could see part of the tree top outside my window. The sky looked slightly purplish-blue and it kind of looked like there were branches there that really weren't (they began to fade in and out of focus).
Next, I decided to come over to my computer and enter this little message of experience. As i turned it on and was waiting for it to load, I could feel a slight erection beginning to develop and my head was still feeling a little tingly. Right now I'm still coming down as I type this. This nice little plant seems to actually do the trick, although that's not what I expected when I first heard about it and the first time I actually tried it. Salvia O Salvia, you maketh my body tingle!
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


{% load staticfiles %}
Community Partnership Initiative
Menu
University of Nebraska Omaha
Community Partnership Initiative
Maps
Community Partners
Legislative District
Community Partner Type
Projects
Analytics
Reports
Mission Areas
Engagement Types
{#
Unique Projects, Community Partners
#} {% if user.is_authenticated %}
Community Partners
Projects
{% else %}
Community Partners
Projects
{% endif %}
Charts
Mission Areas
Engagement Types
Projects
{{ user.first_name }}
User
Organization
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{% block content %}
Welcome Community Partner
{% endblock %}
{% block searchjs %} {% endblock %} {% block js %} {% endblock %} {% block custom_js %} {% endblock %} {% block selectizeForm %} {% endblock %}


Harry Connick Jr. Reveals Frank Sinatra Once Kissed His Wife: ‘Completely Inappropriate’
by Corey AtadHarry Connick Jr. once had a pretty uncomfortable experience with Frank Sinatra.
The singer and actor appeared on Tuesday’s “This Morning” and recalled having to sing for Sinatra in the early ’90s, according to the Daily Mail.
“That was an unpleasant experience because as much as I wanted to sing for him and everyone else…” he said. “I don’t get nervous but I was really nervous for that and I blanked out.”
Connick also recalled being there with his wife Jill Goodacre, whom he married in 1994.
“I completely forget the words,” he said. “I was with my wife, then my girlfriend, and then we saw Frank at the lift and I said, ‘We should go, I need to explain myself.'”

Looking back on that moment, Connick now sees it as problematic.
“I’ve never been able to sing for him again,” he said. “It was probably unacceptable then, it was a situation where it was an interesting thing, I think my affection for him in the context made it hilarious for her, but obviously it’s completely inappropriate.”


A Julia package for solving Riemann–Hilbert problems
A Riemann–Hilbert problem is a certain type of boundary value problem in the complex plane where an analytic function has prescribed jumps. They arise in integrable systems, random matrices, spectral analysis, orthogonal polynomials, and elsewhere. This package implements the numerical method of [Olver 2011, Olver 2012] (see also review in [Trogodon & Olver 2015]) for solving Riemann–Hilbert problems, and is very much related to RHPackage.
For an example, the following calculates the Hastings–McLeod solution to Painlev'e II at the origin, which is posed on 4 rays:
# Define the contour
Γ = Segment(0, 2.5exp(im*π/6)) ∪ Segment(0, 2.5exp(5im*π/6)) ∪
Segment(0, 2.5exp(-5im*π/6)) ∪ Segment(0, 2.5exp(-im*π/6))
# Defe the jump function
G = Fun( z -> if angle(z) ≈ π/6
[1 0; im*exp(8im/3*z^3) 1]
elseif angle(z) ≈ 5π/6
[1 0; -im*exp(8im/3*z^3) 1]
elseif angle(z) ≈ -π/6
[1 im*exp(-8im/3*z^3); 0 1]
elseif angle(z) ≈ -5π/6
[1 -im*exp(-8im/3*z^3); 0 1]
end, Γ)
# Solve the Riemann–Hilbert problem. We transpose to recast a left
# Riemann–Hilbert problem as a left one.
Φ = transpose(rhsolve(transpose(G), 4*200)) # use 200 collocation points per ray
z = Fun(ℂ) # The function z in the complex plane
2(z*Φ[1,2])(Inf) # Evaluate 2lim_{z -> ∞} zΦ(z)_{1,2}


## maurice j. black
hypothesis: textual aesthetics have constituted a fundamental component of programming practice and culture
5 goals: 1. how did computer architecture and programming paradigms have affected aesthetics of code 2. historiography of code 3. show how a clear literary aesthetic emerged as part of a programming practice 4. how a literary appreciation of programming informs literary theory itself (example with finnegan’s wake) 5. redefine “the literary” and “the aesthetic” in classical literary theory
the mutual abstraction of code into language and of language into code. there is indeed an assumption of the literary: beauty is literary, rather than beauty is procedural, with the involvement of words
[[ideals]]


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The Enum SystemPropertyKeys.
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File separator ("/" on UNIX). |
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Java class path. |
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Java class format version number. |
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Name of JIT compiler to use. |
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Path of extension directory or directories. |
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Java installation directory. |
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Default temp file path. |
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List of paths to search when loading libraries. |
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Java Runtime Environment specification name. |
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Java Runtime Environment specification vendor. |
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Java Runtime Environment specification version. |
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Java Runtime Environment vendor. |
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Java vendor URL. |
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JAVA_VERSION
Java Runtime Environment version. |
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Java Virtual Machine implementation name. |
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Java Virtual Machine specification name. |
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Java Virtual Machine specification vendor. |
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Java Virtual Machine specification version. |
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Java Virtual Machine implementation vendor. |
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Java Virtual Machine implementation version. |
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Line separator ("\n" on UNIX). |
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Operating system architecture. |
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Operating system name. |
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Operating system version. |
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Path separator (":" on UNIX). |
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User's current working directory. |
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User's home directory. |
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User's account name. |
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getKey()
Gets the key. |
static SystemPropertyKeys |
valueOf(java.lang.String name)
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static SystemPropertyKeys[] |
values()
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public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_VENDOR
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_VENDOR_URL
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_HOME
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_VM_SPECIFICATION_VERSION
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_VM_SPECIFICATION_VENDOR
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_VM_SPECIFICATION_NAME
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_VM_VERSION
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_VM_VENDROR
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_VM_NAME
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_SPECIFICATION_VERSION
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_SPECIFICATION_VENDOR
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_SPECIFICATION_NAME
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_CLASS_VERSION
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_CLASS_PATH
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_LIBARRY_PATH
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_IO_TMPDIR
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_COMPILER
public static final SystemPropertyKeys JAVA_EXT_DIRS
public static final SystemPropertyKeys OS_NAME
public static final SystemPropertyKeys OS_ARCH
public static final SystemPropertyKeys OS_VERSION
public static final SystemPropertyKeys FILE_SEPARATOR
public static final SystemPropertyKeys PATH_SEPARATOR
public static final SystemPropertyKeys LINE_SEPARATOR
public static final SystemPropertyKeys USER_NAME
public static final SystemPropertyKeys USER_HOME
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- if this enum type has no constant
with the specified name
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zircon.core
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This module contains the core implementation files of Zircon. It does not include the platform-specific renderers,
only a VirtualRenderer
. Please refer to the README for
details about how to set Zircon up in your project.
If you want to try Zircon you can check the project out and run the individual *
examples* here.
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Coleen Rooney backs Deliveroo after 'misleading' advert ban
Another advert by the delivery service, which aired in March, was also banned two months ago
by Lottie GibbonsColeen Rooney has appeared to back a new Deliveroo advert after one of the company's promotional videos was banned.
The television advert for the food service was banned for misleading customers after it became one of the most complained-about commercials of the year.
Advertising Standards Authority (ASA) ruled the company was wrong to suggest deliveries could be made from multiple restaurants in a single package without incurring extra charges.
The advert, which first aired in September 2019, showed a woman receiving an order, before diving into a single bag and distributing meals from various restaurants.
As the woman called out the names of several food outlets, on-screen text stated "geographical restrictions apply" and "separate orders must be made for each restaurant".
However, the company have since released a new advert which was shared by the WAG.
The advert was launched as a tribute to hardworking midwives in UK hospitals.
Deliveroo worked directly with midwife, Katy, to uncover the stresses, joys and emotions that are all part of the service of delivering babies which form the final advert.
The film documents unsung hero on a normal working day. It starts with the alarm waking her at 4:30am, she then makes her way to the hospital where she is greeted by enthusiastic colleagues and nervous parents alike, never knowing where her shift might take her that day.
Midwives are busier than ever and on Christmas day alone thousands of midwives are expected to welcome around 1,400 Christmas babies into the UK.
Deliveroo has said they will set raise at least £100,000 for midwives which will be a combination of a donation from the company and fundraising from customers. The money will go to University College London Hospital.
Coleen shared the advert on Twitter, writing: "Gotta love this campaign for midwives in lead up to Christmas. Where would be be without the amazing midwives?"
Another advert by the delivery service, which aired in March, was also banned two months ago.
A spokesman from the company said: "For the record, you can't actually dive into your Deliveroo bag, however hungry you are.
"The advert is clearly fantastical in nature, including a woman diving into a Deliveroo bag."


The second OMNeT++ Community Summit will be held at IBM Research - Zurich, Switzerland, on Thursday and Friday, September 3-4, 2015.
OMNeT++ is a public-source, component-based, modular and open-architecture simulation environment with strong GUI support and an embeddable simulation kernel. It is designed to simulate discrete event systems, but the primary application area is the simulation of communication networks.
After six successful editions of the International Workshop on OMNeT++, we changed the workshop format in 2014 to allow for less costs and more interaction between the participants. The successor of the International Workshop on OMNeT++ is the OMNeT++ Community Summit. The Community Summit provides a forum for tutorials, discussion sessions and presentations on recent developments and novel ideas in the area of network simulation and modeling, with a focus on the OMNeT++ simulation environment.
The first Summit in 2014 was an huge success with over 40 on-site and several remote participants. In 2015, we continue to expand the idea of the community summit by explicitly addressing the interaction through tutorials, additional discussion slots and extending the summit over two days.
The OMNeT++ Community Summit is sponsored. Registration fees will not be applied.
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Please register on the summit's Eventbrite website!
The OMNeT++ Summit intends to be a lively event with a lot of discussions. A wide range of presentations, talks and demonstrations regarding specific sub-topics will be held. In addition, two additional panels are planed at the moment. Even if you do not have a specific discussion slot, there will be enough time to discuss your opinions on the different parts of OMNeT++ and related simulation and modeling questions.
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We invite the researchers and users alike to submit one or more of the following contribution types:
Submissions to the summit should be of interest to the OMNeT++ community. We welcome case-studies that employ OMNeT++ in the evaluation of new systems as well as contributions addressing general questions of simulation using OMNeT++. For model-centric submissions we ask the author(s) to publicize source code at the time of submission.
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Discord Ex - Discord Elixir Library
Discord library for Elixir. I needed it and figured I’d share.
This library is useful for making calls and implementing a bot as well.
Please always use Discord Developer Docs as a reference.
Installation
Add discord_ex to your list of dependencies in
mix.exs
:# From Hex def deps do [{:discord_ex, "~> 1.1.8"}] end ```
# From Github def deps do [{:discord_ex, git: "https://github.com/rmcafee/discord_ex.git", tag: "1.1.8"}] end ```
Ensure discord_ex is started before your application:
def application do [applications: [:discord_ex]] end ```
- Look at the examples/echo_bot.ex file and you should honestly be good to go.
Realtime and Bot Client Usage
So you want to create a bot huh? Easy peezy.
1) Create a bot with a default handler to handle any event:
# Default Fallback Handler for all events!
# This way things don't blow up when you get an event you
# have not set up a handler for.
def handle_event({event, _payload}, state) do
IO.puts "Received Event: #{event}"
{:ok, state}
end
2) Setup an event handler to handle whatever event you want:
def handle_event({:message_create, payload}, state) do
# Your stuff happens here #
{:ok, state}
end
3) Now to start your client it is as easy as:
{:ok, bot_client } = DiscordEx.Client.start_link(%{
token: <token>,
handler: YourBotHandler
})
where YourBotHandler
is name of your module which implements handle_event
.
Alright you are done. Go forth and prosper!
As a note your bot_client is a gen_server that will have state properties that contain:
:client_id - your ClientID, so you don’t have to constantly ask API for it
:rest_client - you can use this process to make calls without having to setup another rest client connection. So in your callback you can do this in your callback with ease:
Possible events:
Those events are described here.
:resumed
:channel_create
:channel_update
:channel_delete
:guild_update
:guild_delete
:guild_ban_add
:guild_ban_remove
:guild_emoji_update
:guild_integrations_update
:guild_member_add
:guild_member_remove
:guild_member_update
:guild_members_chunk
:guild_role_create
:guild_role_update
:guild_role_delete
:message_create
:message_update
:message_delete
:message_delete_bulk
:presence_update
:typing_start
:user_settings_update
:user_update
:voice_server_update
alias DiscordEx.RestClient.Resources.User
User.current(state[:rest_client])
Voice Client Usage
Keep in mind you will need to have ffmpeg and dca-rs installed.
If your dca-rs is not installed as /usr/local/bin/dca-rs
you can provide path
to it in your config.exs
with:
config :discord_ex, dca_rs_path: "/your/path/dca-rs"
For best results that include easy accessibility and efficient process management include voice information whenoy create your client.
1) Create a connection with initial voice channel information and voice options:
{:ok, client} = DiscordEx.Client.start_link(%{
token: token,
handler: YourHandler,
voice: %{
guild_id: <guild_id>,
channel_id: <initial_channel_id>,
self_deaf: false}
})
2) Now in your handler you can access the voice client in your handlers state.
- state[:voice_client]
If you want to seperate your voice client from the general client:
1) Create a connection like before. You can attach a bot handler if you wish.
{:ok, client } = DiscordEx.Client.start_link(%{token: <token>})
2) Now create a voice client as you piggy back off the bot.
{:ok, voice_client} = DiscordEx.Voice.Client.connect(client, %{
guild_id: <guild_id>,
channel_id: <channel_id>
})
Now just pick the audio file you want to use and play it:
DiscordEx.Voice.Controller.play(voice_client,"/path/to/your/audio.wav", %{volumne: 128})
If you want to stop it so you can play something else just stop it:
DiscordEx.Voice.Controller.stop(voice_client)
REST Client Usage
The easy way to use discord resources is by doing the following.
# alias the resource you wish to use to make it easy on yourself
alias DiscordEx.RestClient.Resources.User
# Establish a connection
{:ok, connection} = User.login("<username>","<password>")
# Call on the resource and reap the results
User.guilds(connection)
If you like going the longer route and obtained your token already - you can use resources like this:
# Create a connection
token = "<your-token>"
{:ok, conn} = DiscordEx.RestClient.start_link(%{token: token})
# Get to using the resource function for the rest client
DiscordEx.RestClient.resource(conn, :get, "users/@me/channels")
# You can also user other method resources like 'post':
DiscordEx.RestClient.resource(conn, :post, "users/@me/channels", %{recipient_id: <recipient_id>})
The ‘resource’ function makes it a lot easier to use the library. The following methods are supported.
DiscordEx.RestClient.resource(conn, :get, <url>)
DiscordEx.RestClient.resource(conn, :post, <url>, <map-of-data>)
DiscordEx.RestClient.resource(conn, :put, <url>, <map-of-data>)
DiscordEx.RestClient.resource(conn, :patch, <url>, <map-of-data>)
DiscordEx.RestClient.resource(conn, :delete, <url>)
The following Resources are supported - you can look at their docs for examples and more information:
alias DiscordEx.RestClient.Resources.Channel
Channel.bulk_delete_messages/3
Channel.create_invite/3
Channel.delete/2
Channel.delete_message/3
Channel.delete_permissions/3
Channel.edit_permissions/4
Channel.get/2
Channel.get_invites/2
Channel.messages/2
Channel.modify/3
Channel.send_file/3
Channel.send_message/3
Channel.trigger_typing/2
Channel.update_message/4
alias DiscordEx.RestClient.Resources.Guild
Guild.ban_member/4
Guild.bans/2
Guild.batch_modify_roles/3
Guild.begin_prune/3
Guild.channels/2
Guild.create/2
Guild.create_channel/3
Guild.create_empty_role/2
Guild.create_integration/3
Guild.delete/2
Guild.delete_integration/3
Guild.delete_role/3
Guild.embed/2
Guild.get/2
Guild.integrations/2
Guild.invites/2
Guild.kick_member/3
Guild.member/3
Guild.members/3
Guild.modify/3
Guild.modify_embed/2
Guild.modify_integration/4
Guild.modify_member/4
Guild.modify_role/4
Guild.prune_count/3
Guild.roles/2
Guild.sync_integration/3
Guild.unban_member/3
Guild.voice_regions/2
alias DiscordEx.RestClient.Resources.Image
Image.avatar_url/2
Image.icon_url/2
alias DiscordEx.RestClient.Resources.Invite
Invite.accept/2
Invite.delete/2
Invite.get/2
alias DiscordEx.RestClient.Resources.User
User.connections/1
User.create_dm_channel/2
User.current/1
User.dm_channels/1
User.get/2
User.guilds/1
User.leave_guild/2
User.login/2
User.logout/1
User.modify/2
User.query/3
TODOS
- Would love more tests!
- DRY up some similar behaviour.
- Use it more and more - to see where developer usability can be made better


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OK, everybody, it is time for us to give back to the Ruby/Rails community that has made many of us a enjoyable and profitable life....
We at Socialwhirled have decided to sponsor and host a RailsBridge event in Phoenix (http://railsbridge.org/) the 19th and 20th of September.
From their site:
We teach people to code because we believe that the people making technology should accurately reflect the diversity of those using it.
We want to push for all kinds of diversity in tech: gender, race, sexual orientation, ability, and class. Women were the first population we focused on, but aren't the last.
We value acceptance, enthusiasm, and hard work. The RailsBridge community thrives on optimism and a love for making great things.
What's a RailsBridge Workshop?
Our most well-known efforts are free weekend workshops where women learn Ruby on Rails from volunteers. The students at our workshops range from folks who are completely new to programming to QA engineers and professional developers who want to learn Rails. During the Installfest (usually on a Friday evening), we get students' laptops setup with the requisite technologies. The next day, we break into small group based on experience level and build a web app! (When we aren't teaching Ruby and Rails, we teach HTML & CSS.)
Here is what we need:
Volunteers to assist in teaching as well as TA'ing. I think we will need about 8 people that can teach a class using their curriculum and assistants to help attendees that are stuck.
Attendees to attend. Spread the word to friends, strangers, social media, etc...
I will post the links as soon as I have them setup. All social media should use the #railsbridge and #railsbridgeaz hashtags.
Most of us learned form others so lets return the favor.
Questions, comments, suggestions, want to volunteer, email me at broberts@socialwhirled.com


LIVING IN OBLIVION A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1995 James Berardinelli
RATING (0 TO 10): 8.9
United States, 1994 U.S. Availability: 8/95 (limited) Running Length: 1:31 MPAA Classification: R (Profanity, sexual situations, brief nudity) Theatrical Aspect Ratio: 1.85:1
Cast: Steve Buscemi, Catherine Keener, Dermot Mulroney, James LeGros, Danielle Von Zerneck Director: Tom DiCillo Producers: Michael Griffiths and Marcus Viscidi Screenplay: Tom DiCillo Cinematography: Frank Prinzi Music: Jim Farmer U.S. Distributor: Sony Pictures Classics
Over the past few years, there have been a number of "behind the scenes" movies about the film making world -- enough, in fact, that this category almost deserves to be considered as a genre in its own right. Most of these films, like MISTRESS, are forgettable. A select few, such as MY LIFE'S IN TURNAROUND, have risen to the top, largely because of their ability to mix humor with pseudo-realistic events. The arrival of Tom DiCillo's LIVING IN OBLIVION proves that the well has not yet run dry. This movie is keen, clever, and -- most important of all -- a nonstop exercise in hilarity.
LIVING IN OBLIVION details one day in the life of director Nick Reve (Steve Buscemi), who is trying to put together an independent film on a shoestring budget. This particular morning, he's due to shoot scene six. Little does he know that Murphy's Law is in full force. Nightmares -- real, figurative, and cinematic -- will plague the production, and what eventually emerges will be nothing like what anyone envisioned.
Reve's leading lady, Nicole (played by a shining Catherine Keener, who was in DiCillo's previous movie, JOHNNY SUEDE), is fraught with angst about her career choice. Does she belong in front of the camera or behind the counter at some greasy dive? The male lead, a stuck-up star by the name of Chad Palomino (James LeGros), has no worries about his ability. With an ego too big for the tiny set, Chad spends most of his time complaining to Reve and flashing smiles at the assistant director (Danielle Von Zerneck) and script girl (Hilary Gilford). The cinematographer (Dermot Mulroney, Keener's real-life husband), an eye- patched character who looks like Rambo but has the emotional sensitivity of Alan Alda, rarely lets a take go by without arguing the choice of shot.
The mishaps of scene six provide ninety minutes of unbridled fun. There are missed shots, booms in frame, exploding smoke machines, actors with bad breath, a vomiting camera operator, a senile mother on the set, and an irate dwarf in a red room (an obvious poke at David Lynch and TWIN PEAKS). Life imitates art, art imitates life imitating art, and all this happens in switches from black-and-white to color.
 In this case, however, we are presented with an intelligent and occasionally insightful screenplay. Not only are several real-life incidents from DiCillo's private stock of failures and frustrations represented, but the director isn't afraid to let fly with satirical barbs at just about any target, named or unnamed. Amidst all the humor is an opportunity to learn a little about the difficulties of creating an independent feature -- a process far less glamorous that some might believe it to be. LIVING IN OBLIVION is wonderfully photographed, with the color-to-black- and-white transitions handled smoothly (these aren't just an "art device" -- there's a legitimate reason for them), and several different film stocks in evidence. DiCillo has crafted a near-masterpiece that may make more than a few best-ten lists at year's end.
LIVING IN OBLIVION is packed with laughs and twists, and comes to an end far too soon. It's rare that a movie rolls the credits too early, but when this film fades to black, we're still longing for at least one more scene with Reve, his cast, and crew. While it's true that we don't get much sense of these people off the set, they're so wonderful in and around the camera that it doesn't matter. Best of all, LIVING IN OBLIVION doesn't demand that the viewer be a film buff -- just that he or she enjoys laughing.
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hi,

I try to understand the implementation of the constraint "distinct", i think that it includes two files : "distinct.cc" and "distinct.hh", under the folder
gecode/int/, if anyone have an idea, could explain me the base steps of the implementation?

thanks.

amina.

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Although gifted with a superbly logical brain, for fifteen-year-old Christopher everyday interactions and admonishments have little meaning. He lives on patterns, rules, and a diagram kept in his pocket.  Christopher sets out to solve the murder in the style of his favourite (logical) detective, Sherlock Holmes.


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They are predominantly for use on homepages or key landing pages. On rare occasions, they may add interest when used sparingly on a content page.
They do not provide detail, but act as a top-level overview, giving a taste of a theme or aspect they are promoting, providing links to further details. Text character length needs to be restricted in order to present well across various screen sizes.
Successful feature panels depend on sourcing suitable media, video and images, which need to be in certain aspcts ratios with consideration to where subject is focussed and grouped according according to our principles in creating a vertical rhythm.
Standard feature panel
These are used to make a strong marketing statement hightlighting key features on a landing page and allowing users to navigate to further details.
Other instances of the feature panels on this page show how they can also incorporate other media (video, loops, maps, sliders and search to support your content to add interest and interaction.
They rely strongly on quality images and videos and should not be used unless quality imagery and video can be supported.
If you need to elaborate on a specific topic, and editorial feature panel may be better.


Welcome
In this workshop we’ll cover the motivation behind engaging in reproducible research methods, the basics of R, data wrangling, and data visualisation. In the afternoon we’ll look at some standard statistical methods using the general linear model.
We will finish off by looking at how you can use Binder and GitHub to engage in fully reproducible research.
Before the Workshop - Installing R and RStudio
You will probably want to bring a laptop for this course. Beforehand, you should install R (the language) and RStudio (the interface that helps us interact with R) - each is available for OSX, Windows, and various flavours of Unix. You can install R from here:
https://www.stats.bris.ac.uk/R/
And RStudio from here:
https://www.rstudio.com/products/rstudio/download/#download
The Course Material
You can download all the slides, R scripts, R Markdown scripts, and datasets that I will use in the workshop by clicking on the “Clone or download” buton on my GitHub repo and then selecting “Download ZIP”.
https://github.com/ajstewartlang/Keele_Sept_2019
Worksheets
You can view the first worksheet here:
http://ajstewartlang.github.io/Keele_2019/worksheets/worksheet1.html
And the second worksheet here:
http://ajstewartlang.github.io/Keele_2019/worksheets/worksheet2.html
Online R Resources
Below are some helpful R resources - it would be useful to look at the first one before the workshop.
Online introductory guide to R, RStudio, and R Markdown. This is a very clear and focused introduction to R, RStudio, and R Markdown. You probably want to read the first four chapters sooner rather than later…
R for Data Science online book - Garrett Grolemund and Hadley Wickham This is the online interactive version of the book of the same name. It focuses more on the data science side of things than on statistics per se, and is very useful (especially in terms of data wrangling).
R Graphics Cookbook The following cookbook contains lots of useful examples of graphing using the ggplot2 package in R.
http://www.cookbook-r.com/Graphs/
If you have any questions in advance of the course, feel free to drop me an email (Andrew.Stewart@manchester.ac.uk)


About me
I'm a young woman who was interested in coding since when I was 12. I "played" with HTML,CSS, Adobe Suite a lot in my teens and I fell in love with it. Now I'm a fashion designer and I'm studying to become a Front End Developer.
I'm a young woman who was interested in coding since when I was 12. I "played" with HTML,CSS, Adobe Suite a lot in my teens and I fell in love with it. Now I'm a fashion designer and I'm studying to become a Front End Developer.


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Functional Reactive JavaScript
f(r(JS){});
Synchronous World
Active and Present
Can't work in sync all the time
And you can't freak out
Can't call
Deal it differently!
Asynchronous World
Reactive
We need Async Programming in Async World
Don't call me, I will call you back!
Why Asynchronousity:
- App initial startup
- Data access
- Animation
- Components nature
- User interaction
Async Problems:
- Race conditions
- Callback hell
- Complex state machines
- Memory leaks
- Error handling
function playMovie(movieId, cancelButton, callback) {
var movieAuthTicket, playerError;
var tryPlaying = function () {
if(playerError) {
callback(null, playerError);
} else {
callback(null, movieAuthTicket);
}
};
cancelButton.addEventListener('click', function() {
playerError = 'cancelled';
});
if(!player.initialized) {
player.init(function(error) {
playerError = error;
tryPlaying();
});
}
authorizeMovie(function(error, ticket) {
playError = error;
movieAuthTicket = ticket;
tryPlaying();
});
}
Iterator Pattern:
var iterator = getData();
console.log(iterator.next());
{ value: 1, done: false }
console.log(iterator.next());
{ value: 2, done: false }
console.log(iterator.next());
{ value: 3, done: false }
console.log(iterator.next());
{ done: true }
Observer Pattern:
document.addEventListener('mousemove', function next(e) {
console.log(e);
});
{ clientX: 200, clientY: 400 }
{ clientX: 201, clientY: 500 }
{ clientX: 203, clientY: 600 }
{ clientX: 205, clientY: 700 }
{ clientX: 210, clientY: 800 }
{ clientX: 220, clientY: 850 }
{ clientX: 250, clientY: 900 }
{ clientX: 300, clientY: 1000 }
What's different in Observer pattern?
- The data producer is in control
- Consumer sends a callback to producer
- Producer calls it to push data to consumer
- Producer can't convey no more data
- It deals with infinite steam of data
Array vs Events?
- Both are collection of data
- Async programming == Array processing
- forEach()
- map()
- filter()
- concatAll()
forEach:
[1, 2, 3].forEach(function (x) { console.log(x); });
1 2 3
map:
[1, 2, 3].map(function (x) { return x + 1; });
[2, 3, 4]
filter:
[1, 2, 3].filter(function (x) { return x > 1; });
[2, 3]
concatAll:
[[1], [2, 3], [], [4]].concatAll();
[1, 2, 3, 4]
Top rated Movies Collection:
var getTopRatedFilms = user =>
user.videoLists
.map(videoList =>
videoList.videos
.filter(video => video.rating === 5.0))
.concatAll();
getTopRatedFilms(user)
.forEach(film => console.log(film));
Mouse Drags Collection:
var getElementDrags = elmt =>
elmt.mouseDowns
.map(mouseDown =>
document.mouseMoves
.takeUntil(document.mouseUps))
.concatAll();
getElementDrags(image)
.forEach(pos => image.position = pos);
Functional Reactive Programming using Observable:
- Observable = Collection over time
- Treat multiple asynchronous data/events as Collection
- Handle them using forEach, map, filter, concatAll, etc.
- Elegant way of writing asynchronous programming
Let's get reactive using
Observable from RxJS
Advantages of f(r(JS){}):
- Same code for Sync and Async data stream(s)
- With power of higher order collection functions
- No events/promises based Spaghetti code
- Simple subscribe and unsubscribe mechanism
- Can stop an onging Async operation anytime
- Sequencing of Async streams - Piece of Cake
Say no to for(;;)
Say yes to f(r(JS){}); -)
See you again in 4 weeks. Code Best!


The Awaiter
is a function, which will be executed twice during the 'byPreparer'.
It has an optional Parameter, which identifies the call. The first call (callindex 1), is after the navigation. The second call is after the action.
Example:
let step1 = await pageObjectBuilder.generate({
name: 'Page1',
byRoute: '/home',
awaiter: (callindex) => {
if(callindex == 1) {
await browser.sleep(500);
}
}
});
The same, as byActionAsync except, that the call will not be awaited.
The byActionAsync parameter can be used, to perform some actions, before the page-object is build. Example:
let step1 = await pageObjectBuilder.generate({
name: 'Page1',
byRoute: '/home'
});
let step2 = await step1.append({
byAction: () => {
await step1.getButton().click();
}
});
This snippet would perform a click on the button on page1, before the content gets merged to page1;
Navigates to a specific route. Example:
pageObjectBuilder.generate({
byRoute: '/home',
<...>
});
This snippet will first navigate to the page '/home' and then the pageObject generation process begins.
Excludes children from the page-objects, which have one of the id's are listed in the excludeElements parameter. Example: template;
<div e2e="area1">
<button e2e="button1" />
</div>
<div e2e="area2">
<button e2e="button2" />
</div>
<div e2e="area3">
<button e2e="button3" />
</div>
generation instruct:
let step1 = await pageObjectBuilder.generate({
name: 'HomePage',
byRoute: '/home',
excludeElements: [
'area3'
]
});
in this example, just the div with the id area3 and his child's will not be in the page-object.
The from parameter overwrites the origin, for the recursive execution of the 'byPreparer'. This is useful, when you want to generate a specific generation step from a individual state/point.
Examples:
let page1 = await pageObjectBuilder.generate({
name: 'Page1',
byRoute: '/home'
});
<...>
let page2 = await pageObjectBuilder.generate({
name: 'Page2',
from: page1
});
In this snippet, before page2 is generated, the 'byPreparer' of Page1 is executed.
let step1 = await pageObjectBuilder.generate({
name: 'Page1',
byRoute: '/home'
});
let step2 = await page1.append({
byActionAsync: () => {
await step1.getButton1().click();
}
});
let step3 = await page2.append({
from: page1,
byActionAsync: () => {
await step1.getButton2().click();
}
});
In this example, the steps would be preceded as follows:
The name parameter defines the name for the class of the page-object. It is expected in PascalCase. For the generate and append child operation it is expected to be defined. Otherwise an Error will be thrown. For the append operation the name parameter will be ignored.
The path parameter defines a child-path to the page-object root path, where the new page-object will be written to. This parameter is optional. If not set, the page-object root path will be used to store the page-objects.
Restricts the page-objects to children, which have one of the id's are listed in the restrictToElements parameter. Example: template;
<div e2e="area1">
<button e2e="button1" />
</div>
<div e2e="area2">
<button e2e="button2" />
</div>
<div e2e="area3">
<button e2e="button3" />
</div>
generation instruct:
let step1 = await pageObjectBuilder.generate({
name: 'HomePage',
byRoute: '/home',
restrictToElements: [
'area3'
]
});
in this example, just the div with the id area3 and his child's will be in the page-object.
If the virtual flag is set to true, the page-object, will only be generated and returned, but not written to the page-object directory. This can be used, for test or to execute hvstr, without manipulating any files.
Generated using TypeDoc
The IGenerationInstruction is an interface, which is expected, for the generate, append and append child operations of the PageObjectBuilder.
IGenerationInstruction


Titanium.UI.2DMatrix.multiply
Returns a matrix constructed by combining two existing matrix.
Arguments
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Type |
Description |
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object |
The second matrix. This matrix is concatenated to the matrix instance against which the function is invoked. The result of this function is the first matrix multiplied by the second matrix. You might perform several multiplications in order to create a single matrix that contains the cumulative effects of several transformations. Note that matrix operations are not commutative - the order in which you concatenate matrices is important. That is, the result of multiplying matrix t1 by matrix t2 does not necessarily equal the result of multiplying matrix t2 by matrix t1. |
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Analyze for Usability
What is the purpose of the site?
In this website, Dr. Randall is an advocates for self-help and he is wanting to help people in a similar situation he was once in. Utilizing from his own personal experience, he has wrote a book and in need for an audiance.
What criteria are you using to analyze the site?
I will be comparing a similar self-help site to show you there are good sites that are legitimate and bad sites, that are scams or threats to your computer's safety.
Here is the good site, called Tiny Buddha. I am not saying this is the best self-help site EVER! This is NOT my goal. However, my goal is to give you advice on what to look out for when you are browsing sites.
The bad:
I can see a huge difference when comparing both self-help websites. My first impression with my working site is that it’s lacking design and that comfortable welcoming atmosphere we are wanting. His website is more of an advertisement for his services rather than expressing how he can help people. He created an Account page that wants your information but does not describe any details on the information we would be receiving.
The Good:
The Tiny Buhudda site sends that authenticity vibe, it has working navigation headers with assumable clickable links. It also has recommended self-help articles for readers with specific needs or goals that are non-relating to the author. There is also a community forum and an account page that describes what kind of emails we would receive. Lastly, if you ever wonder about a sites creditbilty check to see if they have social media icons AND if they are clickable!
Also, listed below are a few criteria questions
- Are navigational elements clear?
- Do I know what I'm looking at on each page?
- Is content presented with clear hierarchies?
- Can I see if there is more content if I scroll down?
- What is working and what is not working currently on the site?
- How could the site be improved?
I noticed he does not have a contact page but does list his address but with no contact numbers. However, he does list his personal number’s in his service page. They are clearly listed at the top and each appear to be functional. It does list common sections such as about us, team and his services.
His homepage at first glance is not professional. If were actively seeking self-help, I would not investigate his website or services. I do notice he has added a section with a summary about himself called About Us in the footer of every page. This is also repeated in his About Us page as the main heading. See below
His message being “self-help" is presented clearly, in my opinion his approach screams desperate. His content is not structured well, meaning it’s all over the place, with no section headings expressing his goals. I feel as though I’m reading a children’s book with clumps of paragraphs, some of those not correctly spaced (see figure 1.2). He has some content highlighted and underlined making me believe it’s a clickable link, which in fact it’s not. He also lists a few questions for the viewers. See figure 1 below.
There is little content on this multi-page website. He also repeats information already mentioned in other pages.
The page loads at a normal speed has functioning navigation links. I did notice on his customer login page he has a Return to store link which does not direct you to the store but to the homepage. On the footer of each page has payment icons that do not function. See picture below.
The site I am analyzing needs structure with headings on each page describing his goals. He needs to list his background and why readers should purchase his services. He needs to have a testimonial page because how can we believe he is not just a scam.
His site needs design such as bootstrap with informative sections that showcases his performance. It would also be nice to have a footer with social media links making him and his work believable. Also not add icons that are not clickable.


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Following are instructions for installing the .NET Framework SDK in Visual Studio 2010 Express and adding x64 platforms to an existing project in a manner similar to the more expensive Visual Studio editions.
64-bit tools are not available in the Visual Studio 2010 C++ Express Edition by default. To enable 64-bit targets, install the .NET Framework SDK in addition to the Visual Studio 2010 Express Edition. Otherwise, the x64 solution platform is not available and a warning will occur if you open a project containing a 64-bit target.
Install the Windows SDK appropriate for your operating system. Use the "Install Now" link to get the SDK. You can optionally install the Windows Performance Toolkit, Debugging Tools, and Application Verifier. The Help is also optional.
After installing this package the x64 configurations can be created.
IMPORTANT: If Visual Studio 2010 Service Pack 1 is applied after the .NET Framework SDK install, an additional update is required to restore the Visual C++ compilers and libraries that may have been removed. Information is available here.
Open a Win32 project. Open the Configuration Manager from the Build menu. In the Active Solution Platform select New. For the New Platform select x64. You will need to “Copy settings from Win32” and check “Create new project platforms”.
Open the Properties from the Project menu. There is a new configuration property that needs to be set for the linker to find the system libraries. Be sure the x64 platform is selected and change "Configuration Properties > General > Platform Toolset", to Windows7.1SDK. Otherwise, you will get linker errors such as "LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'kernel32.lib'". This setting can also optionally be used for the Win32 platform.
The x64 configuration can now be compiled, but the compiler will place the files in the same directories as the Win32 compiles. To correct this the x64 compiles should be placed in an x64 directory using the $(Platform) macro.
Add the $(Platform) macro to “Configuration Properties > General > Output directory” so the entry becomes $(SolutionDir)$(Platform)\$(Configuration)\.
Leave “Configuration Properties > General> Intermediate Directory” at the default which should be $(Platform)\$(Configuration)\.
Check the x64 Debug configuration “Configuration Properties > Linker > Debugging > Generate Program Database File” for $(TargetDir)$(TargetName).pdb.
Compile the project. If there are compile errors you may need to add the $(Platform) macro to other settings as well. For example, if there are user library files the macro may need to be added to “Configuration Properties > Linker > General > Additional Library Directories”.
You should now be able to compile both Win32 and x64 platforms in a manner similar to the more expensive Visual Studio editions.


One Small Snort for Man...
| DOSE: |
7.0 mg |
insufflated |
2C-T-7 |
(powder / crystals) |
i have been reading alot of bad reports about snorting and i have had very nice results with insuffation. i have had one bad experience out of thirteen. the second time i experienced 2ct7 i insuffated 10 mg all at once. for the next ten minutes i experienced extreme burning like all of the other reports. once that subsided i was dissociating uncontrollably and uncomfortably. for the next 45 minutes i lay in fetal postion on my bed [which felt like it was tipped to one side or the other at a ninety degree angle. after that 45 minutes it was the most euphoric and awesome experience i had had in a long time it was wonderful. so after this i started to wonder. if i did it in small doses one after another maybe the come on wouldnt be so intense. so i tried insuffating 2 mg then waiting 5 minutes then insuffaiting 2 more and waiting 5 more minutes, repeating this process until the goal dose was achieved.
this i would say worked wonderfully the burning sensation while still present was minor and the come on spread out over half an hour or so was very nice. it was slow enough so that i could get adjusted to it as it reached each level. i have tried taking 2ct7 orally and it only worked one out of two times and the one time it worked i found myself annoyed and feeling restless. whether it was from the way my body metabolized it or my state of mind prior to the experience i cannot say.
i recommend insuffation as the best way to take 2ct7 however users must be very careful as to how much they take and it is important to spread out the total dose over time. just remember that the plateau is somewhere around an hour, hour and a half and lasts 2-3 hours depending on the user. during this time its a good idea to have a sitter or someone very experienced who can keep an eye on you. i myself have never lost consciousness or forgotten my name or anything stupid like that. 2ct7 is not just another way to 'get high' it is a very powerful psychedelic.
Experience Reports are the writings and opinions of the individual authors who submit them.
Some of the activities described are dangerous and/or illegal and none are recommended by Erowid.


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Graphs¶
The Graph class provides a graph object and it’s methods.
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Graph
(backend=None)¶ Create a graph object
Parameters: backend (optional) – Backend object. Defaults to an im-memory DictionaryBackend.
Note
The graph object is iterable! Useing it as an iterator provides all the elements (nodes and edges) of the graph!
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nodes
¶ iterable of all the nodes in the graph
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edges
¶ iterable of all the edges of the graph
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__getitem__
(element)¶ Returns: A dictionary containing all the attributes of element Parameters: element – An element(node or edge) object that belongs to the graph
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__iter__
()¶ Returns: An iterator over all graph elements (nodes and edges). Note
To get just nodes or edges, use the nodes or edges properties.
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__setitem__
(element, items)¶ Set attributes for a node or edge.
Parameters: - element – An element (node or edge) object that belongs to the Graph
- items – A dictionary containing the attributes you want to set
Returns: A dictionary containg all of the elements attributes after updating
Note
The attributes in items are added with the update() method, so duplicate keys will be overwritten, and new keys added, but existing keys which aren’t duplicated in item won’t be overwritten.
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abort
()¶ Used as an integration point for transactional stores
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add_edge
(node1, node2, attributes=None, directed=False, *args, **kwargs)¶ Creates an edge between node1 and node2.
Parameters: - node1 – A node object
- node2 – Another node object
- attributes (optional) – dictionary of attributes to apply to the edge
Keyword Arguments: - directional – Boolean value, to create a directional edge, you supply
- you set directional=True, this will create a directional edge from
- node1 to node2. Node1 will be considered a neighbor (connected) of
- node2, but not vice-versa.
Returns: the edge object
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add_edges
(edges)¶ Used to add multiple edges at once.
Parameters: - edges – A list of Tuples. Each Tuple in the list contains the
- to an add_edge() method call. Thus each tuple must (arguments) –
- at least two elements- the nodes to connect, and any (contain) –
- elements in the tuple, such as an attributes dictionary (additional) –
- directional keyword. (or) –
returns: a list of the edges
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add_node
(attributes=None, *args, **kwargs)¶ Create a node in the graph
Parameters: attributes (optional) – is an optional dict with attributes to assign to the node Returns: the node object
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add_nodes
(num, attributes=None, *args, **kwargs)¶ Adds number of nodes specified in num
Parameters: - num – is an int representing the number of nodes to add
- attributes (optional) – is a dictionary of attributes to assign to each node
Note
If you supply attributes, each node will have an identical copy of attributes applied to it. You cannot use this method to specify different attributes for each node.
Returns: a list containing the new node objects
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commit
()¶ Calls the backend commit method
Used as an integration point for transactional stores
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del_edge
(edge)¶ delete edge
Parameters: edge – edge object that is a member of the graph, to be deleted
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del_node
(node)¶ delete node
Parameters: node – node object that is a member of the graph, to be deleted
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edges
¶ Returns: an iterable of all the edges in the graph
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nodes
¶ Returns: an iterable of all the nodes in the graph
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Dear Sir/Madam. You may be surprised to receive this letter from me since you do not know me personally. I am Mr.Dougan .O.Oyony ,The son of the paramount late chief Moussambani.D. Oyony, of Litoral Province (Bata) in Equatorial Guinea.In African continent we are one of the smallest population in westren Africa, our natural resources is petroleum, natural gas, timber, gold, bauxite, diamonds, tantalum, sand and gravel,Guinea is the Oil and Diamond Richer in Africa, following by Angola and Sierra Leone and others Africa country. My late father, his royal highness, chief Moussambani.D. Oyony, the 3rd oversaw the land redistribution and allocation of land, which has been ongoing since five years; and until his death, successfully allocated land for private, corporate as well as local individually for wide ranging uses which includes, farming, industry and manning. However due to his untimely death in February 20th 2005, the process of land allocation has been other slow parcel. The clout and influence my late father wielded in wooing potential investors to own community has suffered greatly due to his demise. By culture and tradition; I have to inherit the vacant chieftaincy title and other responsibilities that goes with it, but there must be a mourning period of one year following his death before I can assume the reigns. The proposal however is multifaceted; firstly, I have to kick start the other nonbound programmer of land allocation determine the suitability of interested applicants etc. Our community is rich in minerals such as gold and platinum and rough diamonds. Presently, there are three unused mines totally under my control which has been confirmed to hold great deposits of gold and platinum. I wish to go into business with foreign partners who would obviously play great roles in extracting those minerals presently, I have in my possessions a very significant amount of diamond (uncut) gold and platinum which are available for inspection and verification; but I greatly solidify a trusted foreign partner who can help in transporting these minerals with great discretion for our mutual benefits, to countries overseas. Hence my decision to send you this letter with intention, trusting that you would see the great business opportunities there in; however due to the sensitive nature and scrutinous controls with these precious metals, I am trusting that this transaction would be treated with utmost confidentiality between us. For more details and precise information regarding how this deal can be exploited, you may contact me on this e mail+<EMAIL_ADDRESS>And I shall forward to you important documents regarding all I said in this letter. I shall await your response as I urge you to seriously and urgently consider this request .Here is thanking you very much for your time. Yours sincerely, Mr.Dougan .O.Oyony


Projects
Pune Institute of Computer Technology
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Content-based Storage Mode in Btrfs (code)
(With Nitesh Singh, Rohan Kadekodi, Vedang Joshi; Mentored by Harshad Shirwadkar, Saurabh Kadekodi; Sept 2015 – Feb 2016)
The project implements content-based storage mode for the Btrfs file system. This project is also mentioned in the TODO list of the Btrfs ideas page.
In content-based storage mode, the data is stored on the disk only on the basis of hash of its content. A new btree named hash_inode tree is added to the tree of tree roots in the existing Btrfs source code. The hash (SHA256) of the file is first calculated internally. A (key, value) pair of this hash (as key) and the inode number of the file stored on disk (as value) is then added to the hash_inode_tree. This brings in inherent deduplication at file level as Btrfs must index the inodes by 256-bit hash values of the entire data they hold respectively, thus eliminating storing redundant objects again. The lookup is also hash based, thus extremely quick.
Developed with the use case of content cache routers and CMU’s XIA in mind. Also, other use cases like Amazon S3, Lustre and other systems using REST API.
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REST library for Content-Based Storage Mode in Btrfs (code)
(With Nitesh Singh, Rohan Kadekodi, Vedang Joshi; Jan 2016)
Developed a library that interfaces the REST API calls to the Content-based storage mode in Btrfs.
Any REST API using system can easily store and retrieve data based on its content using this library in Btrfs. Based in python. Content-based storage mode must be enabled.
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Benchmarking tool for Content-based filesystems (code)
(With Nitesh Singh, Rohan Kadekodi, Vedang Joshi; Feb 2016)
This tool assists in testing the I/O performance of filesystems working on the principle of Content-based Storage. Currently supports for filesystems which store and retrieve files using SHA-256 hashes of the content.
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University Result Analyzer (code)
(With Nishad Dawkhar; Aug 2014 – Oct 2014)
Designed and developed a Java, MongoDB based software with an intuitive GUI that aims to facilitate easy data storage and analysis of University results. It used regular expressions to map different types of fields intelligently and parsed through the complete document with thousands of entries to populate the database. Comprehensive analysis of the results was also made available. This software served the Engineering Institutes across my University to process and analyze large-scale data of Exam Results, originally released only in PDF format.
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e-Booking application for Flight-Booking
(Aug 2014 – Sept 2014)
Designed and built a web application for flight booking of multiple service providers through a common platform. This application was built using the LAMP stack. In addition, developed a suggester module based on a graph-based traversal of the connected airports to help generate meaningful suggestions based on connected entities.
Soft Corner, Pune
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Generic Form Generator
(Winter Internship, Nov 2014 – Dec 2014)
Developed a generic form generator (similar to Google forms) where it would be possible to create customizable comprehensive forms as per user's requirement. This project was developed in Python, Django Framework, jQuery and MongoDB for the database.
Ryussi Technologies, Pune
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ZFS, NFS, SMB Docker Volume Plugins
(Internship, Jul 2016 – Aug 2016)
Developed Docker volume plugin for:
1. ZFS partitions on the host machine.
2. SMB shares and NFS shares on the host machine.
Allows the docker containers to mount the ZFS Pools/SMB shares/NFS shares as volumes on the host system. The user can create any number of volumes with names of own choice and also decide about where to mount these volumes on the ZFS Pool/SMB share/NFS share.
Also a part are auto-configuration scripts for ZFS, SMB, NFS and testing modules.
For fun
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HTTP Log Analyzer (code)
(May 2015)
Developed a generic form generator (similar to Google forms) where it would be possible to create customizable comprehensive forms as per user's requirement. This project was developed in Python, Django Framework, jQuery and MongoDB for the database.
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TCP/IP Data Summarization and Analysis (code)
(May 2015)
Designed and developed an analyzer for comprehensive processing of packet capture files (.pcap/.cap) to generate a summary of TCP/IP data.
Technical Seminar
Pune Institute of Computer Technology
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Bounded Degree Localized Geometric Planar Graphs for Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks
(March 2015)
Discussed a paper on Hypocomb family graphs in Wireless Ad-Hoc Networks for junior year Technical Seminar. The paper proposed a new set of construction algorithms for creating a new family of graphs to improve network performance and their effects on FACE routing. Devised ways to improve these algorithms and implement them. Energy efficient solution was also formulated.


Just what is Web Development?
What is the WWW
Another way to look at it
Yet another way to view it
Where does this Stack cover
Front End VS Back End
The whole Picture
The Big Picture


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Three arrested after firearms found in Limerick city
Teenager, men in 20s and 50s arrested at scene and taken to Henry Street Garda station
A teenager is among three people arrested after two guns were found in Limerick.
Gardaí in Mayorstone seized the firearms during a search under warrant of a house in Ballynanty, on the north side of Limerick city.
The search was carried out by detectives from Mayorstone Garda station assisted by members of the divisional drug unit and regional armed support unit at around 7.30pm on Tuesday.
A man in his 50s, one in his 20s and a teenager were arrested at the scene and taken to Henry Street Garda station and Roxboro Road Garda station.
Gardaí said investigations are continuing.–PA


Privacy Policy
Kazunori Asada ("I") establishes the privacy policy for the Android app "Brighter and Bigger" ("application") as follows.
No Personal Information I correct
All images obtained from the camera and accessing the photo album are only used for purpose of displaying on the screen and saving as a photograph within the user device.
Application do not send any information to outside via communication line etc.. Therefore, I do not get any personal information.
How to contact me
For inquiries regarding handling of personal information, please contact below.
Kazunori Asada
support@asada.website


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Configuring DWR
There are several ways to configure DWR:
dwr.xml
is the default
or if you don't like XML, you can
configure DWR using annotations
The
Spring integration
is useful if you are using Spring anyway
And likewise with
Guice integration
In the NON-CLA jar of additions to DWR there is a
Fluent configuration system


Data View
The data view panel occupies the right side of the Hexkit Game window. There are two display sections:
This box shows information on the selected map site, if any. Click on a site in the Map View to select it.
- Site (in the box title) shows the coordinates of the selected site.
- Site Owner shows the faction that owns the selected site, if any. Click on the faction name to show its Faction Status dialog.
- Unit Owner shows the faction that owns all units in the selected site, if any are present which do not belong to the site owner. Click on the faction name to show its Faction Status dialog.
- The Site Contents list shows the entities present in the selected site, grouped by terrains, effects, and units. Click on an entry to select it, or double-click to show its Entity Classes dialog.
- The Property List shows the statistics of the selected entity. Please refer to the Property List page for details.
Remarks
1. When a map site is selected, the Site Contents list will automatically select the topmost unit or local effect, if any of those are present. Otherwise, the topmost terrain type is selected.
2. Conversely, when multiple units are present, selecting another unit in the Site Contents list also makes it the topmost unit in the Map View.
3. Selecting a friendly unit that can attack or move also highlights all map sites that are possible targets, as described in Target Selection.
4. Clicking on a Site Owner or Unit Owner link while a human player command is executing or during an interactive game replay will automatically complete the execution or stop the replay, respectively.
This box shows the current turn and faction while a game is active.
- Turn (in the box title) shows the index of the current turn and the total number of full turns played so far. The two numbers are identical except during replay.
- Faction (in the box title) shows the index of the active faction and the total number of surviving factions.
- The box itself shows the Name of the active faction, underlaid with its Color Code.
- Choose End Turn to end the turn for the active faction. This button has the same effect as the End Turn menu command.
The End Turn button is disabled when the Command Menu is unavailable.


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