You've just come across a great new client-side library that makes building richer client-side apps a breeze. It has support for client-side storage, but you're really interested in using this with an existing server-side web application, so you decide to try it out. Then you realize that to test everything, you need a backend. That means you need to write some server side code, set up a database, and you need to deploy the thing on a web server so that all the AJAX requests work right. And of course, you need to populate that database with dummy data. That's a lot of work just to try out a new framework!
QEDServer solves those pesky problems for you so you can focus on sharpening your front-end skills.  You can immediately start writing code against its RESTLike API that responds with JSON and XML.
Download the archive, extract it, and run the server. There's a bat
file for Windows and a shell script for OSX and Linux.
When QEDServer starts, a database file and a `public` folder will appear in the folder where you ran the server. You put your files in the public
folder,
visit http://localhost:8080/index.html in your browser, and you can start coding against this simple backend. Since QEDServer is serving your HTML files, you avoid AJAX "same origin policy" issues while you write client-side code against the RESTLike backend that QEDServer provides through its API.
Additionally, QEDServer provides a web interface of its own that you can use to manage the stock data and add your own records.
And if you need a fresh start, just delete the `products.sqlite3` file and restart QEDServer. The database will be recreated so you'll have a clean environment again.
Let's make a simple page that fetches the products from our database using jQuery. Download QEDServer and
extract the archive to a convenient location. Next, launch server.sh
(or
server.bat
for Windows) to start the server.
Create a file called product_list.html
in the public
folder with this content:
<!DOCTYPE html>

<meta content='text/html; charset=utf-8' http-equiv='Content-Type'>
<title>Simple Product List</title>

Click to load products

If we visit http://localhost:8080/products.json
we'll get a JSON representation of
the products in our database.
[
{
"created_at":"2011-05-23T09:10:57-05:00",
"description":"Description of Camera",
"id":1,
"image_url":null,
"name":"Nikon D90 Digial Camera",
"price":"500.0",
"updated_at":"2011-05-23T09:10:57-05:00"
},
{
"created_at":"2011-05-23T09:10:57-05:00",
"description":"Description of the Macbook 13",
"id":2,
"image_url":null,
"name":"Macbook 13 inch",
"price":"999.0",
"updated_at":"2011-05-23T09:10:57-05:00"
}
]
Within the head
tags of our page, let's add another script block that fetches
products into the page using the JSON feed we just inspected. We'll need to add a click event
to our products region that triggers the AJAX request.

We fetch the data using the .ajax()
method in jQuery, which takes the URL, a function, and
the content type we expect to get back.
In our function, we construct an unordered list, iterate over the results we get back, append each result to the unordered list as a list item, and then we replace the contents of our projects div with the unordered list.
If you visit http://localhost:8080/product_list.html , you'll see our demo, which will pull records from our database.
You can stop QEDServer with CTRL+C
.
That was just a short demo. You can use the other pieces of the API to add and delete records, or even perform searches against the data, which is perfect for testing out those fun auto-complete scripts everyone wants you to write.
The API that's currently implemented is:
GET
http://localhost:8080/products.json
fetches a JSON feed of the productsGET
http://localhost:8080/products.xml
fetches an XML feed of the productsGET
http://localhost:8080/product/1.json
fetches the product with the ID of 1 as JSONGET
http://localhost:8080/product/1.xml
fetches the product with the ID of 1 as XMLPOST
http://localhost:8080/products.json
creates a new product. The fields need to be nested, so name
your form fields product[name]
, etc.PUT
http://localhost:8080/products/1.json
modifies the existing product with the id of 1. You'll need
to post data in the nested format product[name]
, etc.DELETE
http://localhost:8080/products/1.json
deletes the product with the ID of 1.GET
http://localhost:8080/products.rss
fetches an RSS 2.0 feed of the productsTo create products, send a POST
request to
http://localhost:8080/products
. The
web server expects to find the parameters nested.
<input type="text" name="product[name]">
When a product is created successfully via JSON, you'll get this response:
{success: true, message: "Created Camera."}
You can delete products by constructing a
DELETE
request to http://localhost:8080/products/1.json
where 1
is the ID of the product you want to
remove. You'll get a JSON response back that looks like
this:
{success: true, message: "Camera was deleted."}
Searching for products is quite easy. You simply send a GET
request to http://localhost:8080/products.json
with a query paramter called q
like this:
http://localhost:8080/products.json?q=camera
You'll get back only products that have "camera" in the name or description.
Results come back 10 pages at a time. Use the
page
query parameter to get additional
results.
http://localhost:8080/products.json?page=2
This works with RSS, XML, and JSON, with or without keywords.
GET
http://localhost:8080/categories.json
fetches a JSON feed of the categoriesGET
http://localhost:8080/categories.xml
fetches an XML feed of the categoriesGET
http://localhost:8080/categories/1.json
fetches the categoy with the ID of 1 as JSONGET
http://localhost:8080/categories/1.xml
fetches the category with the ID of 1 as XMLPOST
http://localhost:8080/categories.json
creates a new category. The fields need to be nested, so name
your form fields category[name]
, etc.PUT
http://localhost:8080/categories/1.json
modifies the existing category with the id of 1. You'll need
to post data in the nested format category[name]
, etc.DELETE
http://localhost:8080/categories/1.json
deletes the category with the ID of 1.GET
http://localhost:8080/categories.rss
fetches an RSS 2.0 feed of the categoriesGET
http://localhost:8080/categories/1/products.json
fetches products in the category with the ID of 1Creating, updating, deleting, pagination, and searching work the same as with Products.
When looking at products within categories, you can apply the same pagination and querying as you would with products.
http://localhost:8080/categories/1/products.json?page=2
http://localhost:8080/categories/1/products.json?page=2&q=iPad
This works with RSS, XML, and JSON, with or without keywords.
You can get the JSON results back as JSON-P if you append a callback
query parameter to the request. The result will be wrapped by the callback function you specify.
Right now we only support this for the following API endpoints.
GET
http://localhost:8080/products.json?callback=jsonpcallbackGET
http://localhost:8080/products/1.json?callback=jsonpcallbackGET
http://localhost:8080/categories.json?callback=jsonpcallbackGET
http://localhost:8080/categories/1/products.json?callback=jsonpcallbackGET
http://localhost:8080/categories/1/products/1.json?callback=jsonpcallbackQEDServer is open-source software. If you're comfortable working with Ruby, you can begin customizing QEDServer right now by forking the project on Github.


- gameOver() - Method in class hanabAI.State
-
Tests if the game is over
- getCard() - Method in class hanabAI.Action
-
gets the psoition of the card being played/discarded
- getColour() - Method in class hanabAI.Action
-
gets the colour hinted
- getColour() - Method in class hanabAI.Card
-
Get the colour
- getCount() - Method in class hanabAI.Card
-
Get the numerosity of the card
- getDeck() - Static method in class hanabAI.Card
-
Gives a new instance of a complete deck of cards, ordered by colour and value
- getDiscards() - Method in class hanabAI.State
-
Gets a clone of the discard stack
- getFirework(Colour) - Method in class hanabAI.State
-
Get the stack of cards representing the specified firework
- getFuseTokens() - Method in class hanabAI.State
-
Get the number of fuse tokens available
- getHand(int) - Method in class hanabAI.State
-
Gives the cards of the specified player
- getHintedCards() - Method in class hanabAI.Action
-
gets an array of booleans indicating the cards that are the subject of the hint
- getHintReceiver() - Method in class hanabAI.Action
-
gets the index ofthe player receiving the hint
- getHints(State) - Method in class agents.BasicAgent
-
- getHintTokens() - Method in class hanabAI.State
-
Get the number of hint tokens available
- getName(int) - Method in class hanabAI.State
-
Gives a players name
- getNextPlayer() - Method in class hanabAI.State
-
Gets the nextplayer, or -1 if gameOver
- getObserver() - Method in class hanabAI.State
-
Gets the observer, or -1 if global state
- getOrder() - Method in class hanabAI.State
-
Gets the order of the state, starting from 1.
- getPlayer() - Method in class hanabAI.Action
-
get the player index
- getPlayers() - Method in class hanabAI.State
-
Gives and array of all the player names in the game.
- getPreviousAction() - Method in class hanabAI.State
-
Gets the last action performed in the game, before this state was reached
- getPreviousAction(int) - Method in class hanabAI.State
-
Gets the last action performed in the game, by the specified player
- getPreviousState() - Method in class hanabAI.State
-
Gives the previous state of the game, allowing agents to determine the recent actions in the game.
- getScore() - Method in class hanabAI.State
-
Get the current score
- getType() - Method in class hanabAI.Action
-
get the action type
- getValue() - Method in class hanabAI.Action
-
gets the value hinted
- getValue() - Method in class hanabAI.Card
-
Get the value


SoapServer::addFunction
(PHP 5 >= 5.0.1, PHP 7)
SoapServer::addFunction — 添加一个或多个函数来处理SOAP请求
说明
public void SoapServer::addFunction ( mixed $functions )
为远程客户端导出一个或多个函数
参数
functions
导出一个函数，将函数名作为字符串传递给这个参数。
导出多个函数，将一组函数名作为数组传递。
导出所有函数，传递特殊常量 SOAP_FUNCTIONS_ALL.
Note:
functions 接收的所有输入参数必须同时和WSDL文件中定义的顺序一样（它们不
应该接收任何输出变量作为参数）并且返回一个或多个值。如果要返回多个值，
它们必须返回一组被命名的输出参数作为数组。
返回值
没有返回值。
范例
Example #1 SoapServer::addFunction() example
addFunction("echoString");
function echoTwoStrings($inputString1, $inputString2)
{
return array("outputString1" => $inputString1,
"outputString2" => $inputString2);
}
$server->addFunction(array("echoString", "echoTwoStrings"));
$server->addFunction(SOAP_FUNCTIONS_ALL);
?>
参见
• SoapServer::SoapServer() - SoapServer constructor
• SoapServer::setClass() - Sets the class which handles SOAP requests
User Contributed Notes 3 notes
===============================================================================
Be careful with SOAP_FUNCTIONS_ALL, as it adds ALL availiable PHP functions to
your server.
This can be a potential security threat, imagine clients doing this:
echo $client->file_get_contents("c:\\my files\\my_passwords.doc");
And voila, they have the contents of your file my_passwords.doc.
===============================================================================
In response to comment by Nathan O'Sullivan about returning (or passing) a
complex type, you can also use the stdClass() object.
Assume you define a complex type like so:
To use an object in place of an array you can do:
$test = new stdClass();
$test->A = "test string";
$test->B = 45;
$test->C = false;
$result = $client->Test($test);
===============================================================================
You may be left wondering, as I was, how to return a complex type - consider
the following WSDL snippets, for a method called Login:
Here's a working Login function that I've added with add
SoapServer::addFunction
function Login($username, $password)
{
return array("LoginResult", array("Id"=>1, "Name"=>"Nathan", "Nickname"=>
"Nathan", "Email"=>"email address") );
}
The UserInfo complextype is represented by the inner array. The outer array
has just one element, "LoginResult". The LogineResponse element seems to be
treated as a one-member array by PHP.


constrainEnzConcs Constrain enzyme usages by their concentration as provided in model.ec.concs. For enzymes with non-NaN entries in model.ec.concs, their enzyme usage reaction will no longer draw from the protein pool, but is rather constraint by the measured protein abundance. Input: model an ecModel in GECKO 3 format (with ecModel.ec structure) with enzyme concentrations in model.ec.concs Output: model an ecModel constraint with available enzyme concentrations Note: to populate model.ec.concs you should run getProteomics. Usage: model = constrainEnzConcs(model)
0001 function model = constrainEnzConcs(model) 0002 % constrainEnzConcs 0003 % Constrain enzyme usages by their concentration as provided in 0004 % model.ec.concs. For enzymes with non-NaN entries in model.ec.concs, 0005 % their enzyme usage reaction will no longer draw from the protein pool, 0006 % but is rather constraint by the measured protein abundance. 0007 % 0008 % Input: 0009 % model an ecModel in GECKO 3 format (with ecModel.ec structure) with enzyme 0010 % concentrations in model.ec.concs 0011 % 0012 % Output: 0013 % model an ecModel constraint with available enzyme concentrations 0014 % 0015 % Note: to populate model.ec.concs you should run getProteomics. 0016 % 0017 % Usage: 0018 % model = constrainEnzConcs(model) 0019 0020 %Enzyme with NaN entry in model.ec.concs => draw from prot_pool 0021 %Enzyme with numeric entry in model.ec.concs => exchange reaction with 0022 %enzyme level as UB 0023 0024 %Get indices of usage reactions 0025 usageRxns = strcat('usage_prot_',model.ec.enzymes); 0026 [~, usageRxnsIdx] = ismember(usageRxns, model.rxns); 0027 0028 if any(usageRxnsIdx == 0) 0029 error('Usage reactions are not defined for all enzymes. This is done by makeEcModel.') 0030 end 0031 %Get index of protein pool metabolite 0032 protPoolIdx = find(ismember(model.mets,'prot_pool')); 0033 if ~any(protPoolIdx) 0034 error('Cannot find protein pool pseudometabolite.') 0035 end 0036 0037 %Protein that should be constraint by UB 0038 protCons = ~isnan(model.ec.concs); 0039 0040 %Set all reactions to draw from prot_pool 0041 model.S(protPoolIdx, usageRxnsIdx(~protCons)) = 1; 0042 model.lb(usageRxnsIdx(protCons)) = -1000; 0043 0044 %If non-NaN in model.ec.concs, then constrain by UB 0045 if any(protCons) 0046 model.S(protPoolIdx, usageRxnsIdx(protCons)) = 0; 0047 model.lb(usageRxnsIdx(protCons)) = -model.ec.concs(protCons); 0048 end 0049 end


{% extends "layout_unbranded.html" %} {% block page_title %} DWP Welcome – {{ location.name }} {% endblock %} {% block main_content %}
You're due to start your job on {{ date | date }}.
Your first day will start at {{ location.name }} at 9:30am.
On arrival, call {{ location.contact }}
You'll be given everything else you need on your first day.
Dress code in your team is casual. It's acceptable to wear clean jeans, t-shirt and trainers if you want, but don't wear clothes displaying political slogans or sports team logos.
{{ location.address }}
{% else %} {% endif %}{{ location.map.desc }}
{% if location.directions.train %}{{ item }}
{% endfor %}{{ item }}
{% endfor %}{{ item }}
{% endfor %}{{ item }}
{% endfor %} {% endblock %}


Six Days, Seven Nights (1998)
Director: Ivan Reitman Cast: Harrison Ford, Anne Heche, David Schwimmer, Jacqueline Obradors, Temuera Morrison, Danny Trejo Screenplay: Michael Browning Producers: Roger Birnbaum, Wallis Nicita, Ivan Reitman Runtime: US Distribution: Hollywood Pictures Rated PG-13: language, adult themes
By Nathaniel R. Atcheson<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Movies like Six Days, Seven Nights make me mad because talented people like Harrison Ford, Anne Heche, and Ivan Reitman put a lot of hard work in to a script worth about ten cents. The script was written by Michael Browning, and he decided that, instead of thinking up new ideas, he'd rehash a lot of cliches, omit even the slightest bit of character development, and then throw in drug-dealing pirates to provide for a few high-level action sequences and explosions. There are good scripts out there that high-profile actors can make (see The Truman Show, for instance). Six Days, Seven Nights is simply a waste.
Let's see . . . we have to get Harrison Ford and Anne Heche alone on an island. So, how do we do that? Well, we'll make her a feisty magazine editor, and we'll make him a crusty old pilot. But wait, she has to have a fiancée; that can be David Schwimmer. But wait, if she has a fiancée, how will she and Harrison Ford crash on the island alone? I know! They'll get to their vacation spot, and then she'll get called back! Yessssss! So, they'll crash on the island, and that will be funny for about five minutes. Shucks.
Oh, I've got it!  Then, when Anne Heche kisses Harrison Ford (they have to kiss, because otherwise nobody will want to see the movie), it will be a vindicated action, because her fiancée will already have cheated on her! Then, for no obvious reason, they'll accidentally run into pirates who try to kill them. Oh, yes! I feel so good about this story. Instead of using characterization to propel the events, it will be completely random, and yet totally predictable! Imagine that.
Don't get me wrong -- Six Days, Seven Nights is not a boring picture; Ford and Heche both do a great job. The sparks fly between them, and so most of Browning's inane dialogue is drowned out by the actors' sheer force of talent. Almost every scene between them has energy that the performers bring to the screen, and I found myself laughing pretty hard. Schwimmer is also funny, and manages to milk all of his scenes for whatever he can get. And Reitman, who has made some good films, at least tries to make things exciting. Even though the pirate subplot is profoundly dumb, I was prepared to be pleasantly sidetracked by the action sequences.
It's just when I start to think about the story that my contempt for this film surfaces. The picture feels like it's been hacked to pieces -- I wouldn't be surprised if five or six inept subplots have been edited out completely. The ones that are here are as bad as they come (I think I let out a very audible groan when they get the first glimpse of the pirate ships), and I'd just like to shake the producers by the shoulders and scream, "Why did you pick this awful script!?"
The film is outright stupid, but some of the elements are subtly horrifying. For instance, take the subplot in which the Schwimmer character has sex with the bimbo, and then feels really guilty. This is a serious problem in real life, but Six Days, Seven Nights reduces any chance of complexity to a weak plot device: his actions are what makes it okay for Heche to kiss Ford. In a script that lacks even a glimpse of intelligent subtlety, I find it odd that such a strangely insulting device ended up in the story.
This is summer movie season, but that doesn't mean our movies have to be dumb. 1998 so far has been one of the worst years in recent memory for summer blockbusters. When I was in line for Six Days, Seven Nights, I heard the woman in front of me ask for "two tickets to that new Harrison Ford movie." Why didn't she know the name of the film? I suppose she just didn't care. What bothers me even more is that the people who make these big-budget pictures don't realize that their films are becoming parodies of themselves. Good actors should sign to good scripts, and if Hollywood insists on making flicks to rake in cash, they least they could do is assume that we'd like to spend our money on a story worth more than ten cents.
*1/2 out of **** (3/10, D)
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Nathaniel R. Atcheson
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// Note: We disable the unusedvar check, since the logger is always helpful
/* eslint-disable no-unused-vars */
let {logger} = require("./library/logger");
/* eslint-enable no-unused-vars */
let cheerio = require("cheerio");
/**
* This module handels the parsing of the responses. This
* is necessary to extract the information needed to keep the
* Spider running and in the future extract information for
* classification.
* For now this only covers the regex based extraction. Other methods
* as rendering, then taking the capture or similar could be implemented
* in this module.
*/
class Parser {
/**
* Initialize the parser
*/
constructor() {
// "Subdomains" are not common on the darknet, however, there exist
// examples, that make use of "subdomains",
// e.g. whatever.bitmailendavkbec.onion. Therefor we match them as well
// and I suggest treating them as any other base url as well.
// Should match any .onion/possibly/lot/of/path?with=some&arguments=true
// We are matching as broad as possible.
/* eslint-disable max-len, no-useless-escape */
this.onionRegexMatch = new RegExp(
"(http(s)?://)?(www.)?((?:(?:[-a-zA-Z0-9@:%_+~#=][.]){0,241}[-a-zA-Z0-9=]{15,256})[.]onion(?::[0-9]{1,5})?)((?:/[-a-zA-Z0-9@:%_+.~#?&//=]*|$)?)?",
"gi"
);
this.relativeUrlRegexMatch = new RegExp(
/\s*(href|action)\s*=\s*(\"([/][^"/][^"]*)\"|\'([/][^'/][^'])\'|[^'">\s]+)/gi
);
// Note: We only keep sites that have textual data encoded, the rest
// will be discarded as of now.
this.base64Regex = new RegExp(
/\s*data:([^tex]+\/[a-z]+(;[a-z\-]+\=[a-z\-]+)?)?(;base64)?,[a-z0-9\!\$\&\'\,\(\)\*\+\,\;\=\-\.\_\~\:\@\/\?\%\s]*\s*/i
);
/* eslint-enable max-len, no-useless-escape */
}
/**
* This RegEx can be used to match or test strings if they contain base64
* encoded data. Credits to @bgrins (GitHub)
* Direct Link: https://gist.github.com/bgrins/6194623
* @param {string} stringToTest - This string will be tested against the
* regex.
* @return {boolean} The return value indicates whether the passed string
* contained any base64 data (true) or not (false).
*/
matchBase64Media(stringToTest) {
let result = this.base64Regex.test(stringToTest);
if (result) {
logger.warn(
"[CONTAINS MEDIA DATA] Discarding " + stringToTest.slice(0, 100)
);
}
return result;
}
/**
* @typedef ParseResult
* @type{object}
* @property {string} fullUrl - The full url, no splits. Mostly useful for
* logging or display.
* @property {boolean} http - Indicates the usage of http in the url string.
* @property {boolean} secure - Indicates whether https (true) was used or
* not (false).
* @property {boolean} www - Indicates whether the URL contains www (true)
* or not (false).
* @property {string} baseUrl - The base url, including any possible http,
* https, www or subdomains.
* @property {string} path - The path, including any parameters or hooks.
*/
/**
* Extract all .onion URI within the string
* @param {string} contentString - String (typically a HTML or JSON) from
* which .onion uris should be extracted.
* @param {DbResult} fromEntry - In order to construct the full URL from
* relative URLS, we need to pass in the current
* db entry, where the content was fetched for.
* @param {boolean} isHtmlString=true - Indicate if input is an html string.
* Used for initialization and if
* later on more mime types can be used
* it will be extended to cover this.
* @return {ParseResult[]} A list of matched .onion urls and possible
subdomains as well as the paths and possible arguments
(which are counted towards the path in this case)
*/
extractOnionURI(contentString, fromEntry={}, isHtmlString=true) {
// Those are the groups that get matche, compare to above regexp
// group1: The whole url
// group2: http or https
// group3: indicates whether http or https (by s) was used
// group4: Would match any www.
// group5: Base url
// group6: Path
let results = [];
let m;
do {
m = this.onionRegexMatch.exec(contentString);
if (m) {
//
/** @type{ParseResult} */
let result = {
"fullUrl": m[0],
"http": m[1] != null,
"secure": m[2] != null,
"www": m[3] != null,
"baseUrl": m[4],
"path": m[5] || "",
};
results.push(result);
}
} while (m);
if (!isHtmlString) {
return results;
}
let $ = cheerio.load(contentString);
let baseUrl = $("base").attr("href") || fromEntry.url;
let protocol = "http";
if (fromEntry.secure) {
protocol = "https";
}
// Groups within relativeUrlRegexMatch:
// group1: The full string, inclusive href
// group2: The url enclosed in "" or ''
// group3/4: The stripped URL (only one is defined)
do {
m = this.relativeUrlRegexMatch.exec(contentString);
if (m) {
let path = m[3] || m[4];
let result = {
"fullUrl": protocol + "://" + baseUrl + path,
"http": true, /* Only currently supported protocol */
"secure": fromEntry.secure || false, /* fallback */
"www": false,
"baseUrl": baseUrl,
"path": path,
};
results.push(result);
}
} while (m);
return results;
}
}
module.exports = Parser;


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Privacy
We take every step to ensure that your data is used ethically and that includes making sure that you know exactly what data we collect, and what we do with it. That means that instead of a bunch of legalese, we've provided this information in an easy, human-readable form below.
Please note that we are a completely non-profit community. We have no interest in selling your data, or shipping it off to third parties. Our community is entirely volunteer-run - it does not have any form of monetary income whatsoever - and we believe that this is how it should be.
Data collection
Please note that data marked with blurple text below is not automatically removed. We need to hold onto this information in order to maintain infraction records and ensure the smooth running of our community.
We do not store any data until you have verified yourself in #checkpoint
on the server,
and certified that you agree to our rules and privacy policy. If you are leaving the server and would
like us to remove this data as well, please contact a member of staff directly.
| What we collect | When it's collected | What it's used for | Who can access it |
|---|---|---|---|
| Discord user ID | !accept run on Discord | Statistics, data association (infractions, code jam applications, etc) | Administrative staff |
| Discord username and discriminator | !accept run on Discord | Display purposes (alongside ID in staff areas, public profiles) | Public (for code jam team listings and winner info) and staff areas |
| Discord avatar URLs | !accept run on Discord | Display purposes (alongside ID in staff areas, public profiles) | Public (for code jam team listings and winner info) and staff areas |
| Assigned roles on Discord | !accept run on Discord | Access control for the site, infractions, role restoration after kicks | Administrative staff |
| Messages sent on Discord | !accept run on Discord | Stored in memory by the bot for processing temporarily, may also end up in staff-only logging channels for the purposes of accountability and infraction management | Administrative staff |
| OAuth access and refresh token | Discord login on site | Used to find your Discord user ID when you log in | Administrative staff |
| GitLab username | Code jam profile | Used to identify you on GitLab as part of a code jam team | Public, for code jam team listings |
| Timezone | Code jam profile | A factor in code jam team match-ups | Administrative staff |
| System Information | Code jam signup | Used to verify that you have a working environment | Administrative staff |
Collecting consent
If you joined the community on or before the 20th of May, 2018, you will have seen an announcement about our privacy policy on the Discord server. You will have had the opportunity to leave the server if you weren't happy with it. If you decided to stay, then we will consider you to have accepted our use of your data, as detailed on this page.
If you joined the community after the 20th of May, 2018, you will have been greeted with the
#checkpoint
channel. In this channel, you must run the !accept
command to signify that you accept both our rules and this privacy policy. This will also have been
detailed in a message in that channel.
Please note that your acceptance of this privacy policy is retroactive, and you agree that any revisions to it will apply when they are published. We will attempt to keep everyone updated on changes to this policy via the usual announcement channels - if at any point you are not happy with a change to the privacy policy, please bring it up with a member of staff. If we're unable to solve your issue in a satisfactory way, you may remove your data as detailed below.
Data removal
If you'd like to remove your data from our servers, there are two options available to you.
Complete data removal
If you'd like to remove all of your personal data from our servers, all you need to do is leave the Discord server. As much of the data we collect is necessary for running our community, we are unable to offer you community membership with zero data collection.
Please note that data marked with blurple text in the table above is not automatically removed. We need to hold onto this information in order to maintain infraction records and ensure the smooth running of our community. If you are leaving the server and would like us to remove this data as well, please contact a member of staff directly.
Once you've left the Discord server, your data is removed automatically. Please note that for the sake of data integrity and moderation purposes, we do not remove your Discord user ID from our database - but we do anonymize your data as far as possible.
As with deleting your code jam profile directly, you will be issued an automatic ban from future code jams if you have applied for or are currently taking part in a code jam.
Code jam profile removal
If you've provided us with a code jam profile in the past and would like to remove it, you may do so by heading to the "My Profile" page, where you will find a button that will remove your profile.
Please note that this is a nuclear option. If you have applied for or are currently taking part in a code jam, this will void your application and you will receive an automatic ban from future code jams until you've contacted us about it.
GDPR compliance
Under the terms specified above, we do aim to comply with GDPR. While we do not currently have an automated way for users to export the data they've provided to us, we're happy to do this manually or answer any other GDPR- or privacy-related queries you may have. Feel free to contact any member of the administrative staff directly.
We believe that the best way to keep your personal data safe is to avoid collecting it at all. Discord itself is GDPR-compliant and they've already done the legwork required to ensure that your data may be collected - so we don't see the need to collect your personal information ourselves. Don't forget that by using Discord, you are stating that you are of legal age in your country to give consent to process your data!
We are currently working on an automated way to get all of your data in both a human-readable and machine-readable format. Keep your eye on the usual announcements channels for more information on that, as it happens.
Changelog
-
July 27th, 2018
As we're replacing Rowboat (the bot we use for moderation), we need to hold onto some of your data - even after you've left the server. This is necessary to ensure the smooth running and security of our community.
-
July 3rd, 2018
While we don't collect your email addresses, they are visible on GitLab if you email an issue directly to our
meta@
email address, but only to staff. -
June 7th, 2018
We no longer collect GitHub usernames - instead, we collect GitLab usernames. Additionally, we now collect user avatar URLs for display purposes.
-
June 5th, 2018
Rectified an omission in the old privacy policy, where the system information you provide as part of a code jam signup wasn't mentioned.
-
May 31st, 2018
We no longer collect your date of birth, and all collected dates of birth have been removed from our database. The reason for this is that Discord itself already complies with GDPR - and in order for you to sign up for a code jam, you must already have a Discord account.
-
May 20th, 2018
Completed the first version of our privacy policy. We also updated our OAuth scopes for Discord logins - we no longer collect your email, or get the access to join you to servers automatically. All collected emails have also been removed from the database.


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CS559 P8 - GraphicsTown (Part II)
Implement custom objects, shaders and textures
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MediaFilter
public struct MediaFilter: OptionSet
A wrapper around kUTType
. Eventually these will
be replaced by Apple with a Swifty enum, but until
then, this simply wraps these values in a strongly
typed OptionSet
. You can use these when deciding
which media types you want the user to select from
the UIImagePickerController
using the
init(source:allow:cameraOverlay:showsCameraControls:didPick:)
initializer.
Since it is an OptionSet
, you can use array literal
syntax to describe more than one media type.
let picker = UIImagePickerController(allow: [.image, .movie]) {_,_ in
// ...
}
-
Tells the UIImagePickerController to allow images to be seleced.
Declaration
Swift
public static let image: MediaFilter = 1
-
Tells the UIImagePickerController to allow movies to be seleced.
Declaration
Swift
public static let movie: MediaFilter = 2


{% extends "webapp/_layout.html" %} {% block messages %}
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This option will allow you to use an internal account if you don't have access to the {{ cas_server_name }}.


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about this game progressive quest is a fantasy game by eiríkr åsheim and cameron higby-naquin. inspired by progress quest, it allows the player to take on the role of a "real life" social justice warrior, and do battle against the many foes of social justice. your character's progress is saved locally. you can close and reopen the game and your stats and equipment will be maintained. WARNING: do not run the game in multiple simultaneous tabs. this will produce non-deterministic results. future updates may allow players to run multiple characters simultaneously. development started during #ruinjam, a game jam dedicated to ruining videogames. the jam's guidelines are: 1. minority characters with agency 2. game devs/critics having social/romantic lives 3. social justice warriors 4. games that aren't "real games" whatever that is 5. not being able to jump, shoot, kill, or be killed 6. criticism or satire of existing game franchises currently, this game hits #2-6. it is under active development, and we are optimistic about hitting #1 as well. back to the game


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{% extends "base.html" %} {% block title %}{% trans "Confirm deletion" %}{% endblock %} {% block content %}
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15-September-2019 - 6.18.0
The PMD team is pleased to announce PMD 6.18.0.
This is a minor release.
New and noteworthy
Java 13 Support
This release of PMD brings support for Java 13. PMD can parse Switch Expressions
with the new yield
statement and resolve the type of such an expression.
PMD also parses Text Blocks as String literals.
Note: The Switch Expressions and Text Blocks are a preview language feature of OpenJDK 13
and are not enabled by default. In order to
analyze a project with PMD that uses these language features, you’ll need to enable it via the environment
variable PMD_JAVA_OPTS
and select the new language version 13-preview
:
export PMD_JAVA_OPTS=--enable-preview
./run.sh pmd -language java -version 13-preview ...
Note: Support for the extended break statement introduced in Java 12 as a preview language feature will be removed with the next PMD version 6.19.0.
Full support for Scala
Thanks to Chris Smith PMD now fully supports Scala. Now rules for analyzing Scala code can be developed in addition to the Copy-Paste-Detection (CPD) functionality. There are no rules yet, so contributions are welcome.
Additionally Scala support has been upgraded from 2.12.4 to 2.13.
New rule designer documentation
The documentation for the rule designer is now available on the main PMD documentation page: Rule Designer Reference. Check it out to learn about the usage and features of the rule designer.
New rules
-
The Java rule
AvoidMessageDigestField
(java-bestpractices
) detects fields of the typejava.security.MessageDigest
. Using a message digest instance as a field would need to be synchronized, as it can easily be used by multiple threads. Without synchronization the calculated hash could be entirely wrong. Instead of declaring this as a field and synchronize access to use it from multiple threads, a new instance should be created when needed. This rule is also active when using java’s quickstart ruleset. -
The Apex rule
DebugsShouldUseLoggingLevel
(apex-bestpractices
) detects usages ofSystem.debug()
method calls that are used without specifying the log level. Having the log level specified provides a cleaner log, and improves readability of it.
Modified Rules
- The Java rule
CloseResource
(java-errorprone
) now ignores by default instances ofjava.util.stream.Stream
. These streams areAutoCloseable
, but most streams are backed by collections, arrays, or generating functions, which require no special resource management. However, there are some exceptions: The stream returned byFiles::lines(Path)
is backed by a actual file and needs to be closed. These instances won’t be found by default by the rule anymore.
Fixed Issues
- all
- #1465: [core] Stylesheet pmd-report.xslt fails to display filepath if ‘java’ in path
- #1923: [core] Incremental analysis does not work with shortnames
- #1983: [core] Avoid crashes with analysis cache when classpath references non-existing directories
- #1990: [core] Incremental analysis mixes XPath rule violations
- apex
- java
- #1930: [java] Add Java 13 support
- java-bestpractices
- java-codestyle
- #1951: [java] UnnecessaryFullyQualifiedName rule triggered when variable name clashes with package name
- java-errorprone
- plsql
- #1933: [plsql] ParseException with cursor declared in anonymous block
- #1935: [plsql] ParseException with SELECT INTO record defined as global variable
- #1936: [plslq] ParseException with cursor inside procedure declaration
- #1946: [plsql] ParseException with using TRIM inside IF statements condition
- #1947: [plsql] ParseError - SELECT with FOR UPDATE OF
- #1948: [plsql] ParseException with INSERT INTO using package global variables
- #1950: [plsql] ParseException with UPDATE and package record variable
- #1953: [plsql] ParseException with WITH in CURSOR
API Changes
Changes to Renderer
-
Each renderer has now a new method
Renderer#setUseShortNames
which is used for implementing the “shortnames” CLI option. The method is automatically called by PMD, if this CLI option is in use. When rendering filenames to the report, the new helper methodAbstractRenderer#determineFileName
should be used. This will change the filename to a short name, if the CLI option “shortnames” is used.Not adjusting custom renderers will make them render always the full file names and not honoring the CLI option “shortnames”.
Deprecated APIs
For removal
- The methods
getImportedNameNode
andgetPackage
have been deprecated and will be removed with PMD 7.0.0. - The method
RuleContext#setSourceCodeFilename
has been deprecated and will be removed. The already existing methodRuleContext#setSourceCodeFile
should be used instead. The methodRuleContext#getSourceCodeFilename
still exists and returns just the filename without the full path. - The method
AbstractPMDProcessor#filenameFrom
has been deprecated. It was used to determine a “short name” of the file being analyzed, so that the report can use short names. However, this logic has been moved to the renderers. - The method
Report#metrics
andReport
have been deprecated. They were leftovers from a previous deprecation round targetingStatisticalRule
.
Internal APIs
Those APIs are not intended to be used by clients, and will be hidden or removed with PMD 7.0.0. You can identify them with the @InternalApi
annotation. You’ll also get a deprecation warning.
- pmd-core
- pmd-java
net.sourceforge.pmd.lang.java.typeresolution
: Everything, including subpackages, exceptTypeHelper
andJavaTypeDefinition
.ASTCompilationUnit#getClassTypeResolver
External Contributions
- #1943: [apex] Adds “debug should use logging level” best practice rule for Apex - Renato Oliveira
- #1965: [scala] Use Scalameta for parsing - Chris Smith
- #1970: [java] DoubleBraceInitialization: Fix example - Tobias Weimer
- #1971: [java] 1862 - Message Digest should not be used as class field - AnthonyKot
- #1972: [plsql] ParseError - SELECT with FOR UPDATE OF - Piotr Szymanski
- #1974: [plsql] Fixes for referencing record type variables - Piotr Szymanski
- #1975: [plsql] TRIM function with record type variables - Piotr Szymanski
- #1976: [plsql] Fix for mistaking / for MultiplicativeExpression - Piotr Szymanski
- #1977: [plsql] fix for skipping sql starting with WITH - Piotr Szymanski
- #1986: [plsql] Fix for cursors in anonymous blocks - Piotr Szymanski
- #1994: [core] Resolve pmd-report failure when java folder in filepath - Amish Shah
- #2015: [java] Update doc for unused formal parameter - Amish Shah


Large Corporations Versus Startups
After a year of living in Silicon Valley it’s hard not to be consumed with the excitement around one startup after the next. The hopes of being the next eBay, Google, or Facebook lie within many of individuals in the area. Some pursue it, some write it off as a distant hope, and still others just want to be a part of them at some point.
But why would someone just want to be a part of Google 5 years ago? The first thing that comes to mind is money, and while thats nice, I don’t believe its at the root of it. There’s a vastly different atmosphere at a startup. For one you have a say, right now if I left my company, I’d get good-byes from 100 people, be missed by maybe 20, and the other 159,900 would move along as if nothing happened. But if I left a startup the entire company notices, so there is a closer sense of belonging. Still I don’t believe this is the heart of it.
In part if you have the ability to make it at a startup you’re of a different breed. If a startup excites you, you’re of a different breed.  In a 160,000 person company I don’t believe there’s any way 100% of the employees decided it was a dream job, or as a 10 year old, or even at 16 it was what they wanted to do with their life. But the kid that was developing at 12 his own first person shooter game, or at 16 was following the markets and getting a summer job to be able to invest, those are of a different breed. For those, it’s not a job, its a portion of who they are. You don’t do home and unwind, you go home and read more blogs, dive further into your area of expertise, and work on your own projects that allow you to bring more expertise into the workplace.
Perhaps this same attitude and drive applies in other industries, though I have the greatest insight into tech/web companies. There was a statement made by Paul Graham of Y Combinator at startup school recently. He said that investors are looking for the type of individuals that don’t need them, the type that are going to make it regardless of what everyone else says and who supports them. This is succinctly different than the corporate world, where you have to have validation all across the board to be able to move forward.
As I write this and contemplate more I believe it becomes even more of a chicken and egg problem. Startups require a certain type of individual, but those individuals are the ones best suited for startups.


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Welcome. This site provides an integrated collection of tools to advance continental meteorological analyses, hydrologic modeling & parameter estimation, hydrologic prediction techniques, and weather & climate downscaling. Collectively, these provide a foundation to improve our understandings and make water and energy systems more resilient.


Atayal is composed by Modules.
Even the very basic layout of the CMS itself is a Module called Frame.
There's a few Modules shipped with the CMS ready for use:
Modules
How does Atayal work?


Overview
Nodes
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Erlang processes (used / avaliable) |
CPU Info (1load / 5load / 15load) |
Memory Info (used / total) |
MaxFds |
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| Clients/ Count |
Clients/ Max |
Queues/ Count |
Queues/ Max |
Sessions/ Count |
Sessions/ Max |
Subscriptions/ Count |
Subscriptions/ Max |
Topics/ Count |
Topics/ Max |
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packets
| received |
0 |
| sent |
0 |
| connect |
0 |
| connack |
0 |
| disconnect |
0 |
| pingreq |
0 |
| pingresp |
0 |
| publish/received |
0 |
| publish/sent |
0 |
| puback/received |
0 |
| puback/sent |
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| pubcomp/received |
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| pubrel/received |
0 |
| pubrel/sent |
0 |
| subscribe |
0 |
| suback |
0 |
| unsubscribe |
0 |
| unsuback |
0 |
messages
| received |
0 |
| sent |
0 |
| dropped |
0 |
| qos0/received |
0 |
| qos0/sent |
0 |
| qos1/received |
0 |
| qos1/sent |
0 |
| qos2/received |
0 |
| qos2/sent |
0 |
| retained |
0 |
Listening ports
| Protocol |
Port |
max_clients |
current_clients |


Dr. Norman Borlaug, third from left, trains biologists in Mexico on how to increase wheat yields - part of his life-long war on hunger.
Here's a time line of Dr. Borlaug's life:
1914 - Born in Cresco, Iowa
1933 - Leaves his family's farm to attend the University of Minnesota, thanks to a Depression era program known as the "National Youth Administration"
1935 - Has to stop school and save up more money. Works in the Civilian Conservation Corps, helping starving Americans. "I saw how food changed them", he said. "All of this left scars on me."
"Borlaug's life and achievement are testimony to the far-reaching contribution that one man's towering intellect, persistence and scientific vision can make to human peace and progress."
If you have time, you should read more about this incredible human being on his Wikipedia entry.


If configured, the regular expression will be applied to all job names.
Those that match the regular expression will be shown in this view.
Tip: to exclude certain patterns, use negative lookahead.
For example, to display all jobs not named testsomething,
use: (?!test.*).*


Most of the time, structural edits to your ontology will be accomplished via the ontology editor panel:
Some plugins can also make structural changes to the ontology, but most of your day-to-day changes will be done here.
Whenver you make a structural change in the ontology editor panel, that structural change operates on some collection of sources and targets. The sources are some collection of relationships (usually your current selection) and the target is a single link (often a link you've clicked or the final destination of a drag and drop gesture).
Some structural changes are only available with certain sources and targets. For example, the Delete operation has no target. The Merge operation is only available when there is a single source relationship and a target relationship has been specified. The Change Type drag and drop operation only works when there is a single source relationship, a target relationship has been defined, AND the child of the source relationship is a Property.
Some structural changes may be applied to several sources at once. For example, the Delete operation allows several relationships to be deleted at once. Note that any given editing operation will only be available if it can be applied to ALL the currently selected sources. That means that if a user selects 30 terms to delete, but one of the terms cannot be deleted because it still has children, the Delete operation will not be available until that undeletable term is no longer selected.
Drag and drop is the simplest, and most often used, editing method in OBO-Edit. To use drag and drop, first select the terms you would like to drag. This selection will be your source relationships. Click and drag your selection. A drag graphic will appear:
Drag the sources over your desired target relationship. When the sources are above a potential target, a yellow box will appear around the target:
When the mouse button is released, the sources will be dropped, and a menu of possible editing options will appear:
The menu of editing options will only contain options that make sense given the sources you dragged and the target you dropped onto.
To cancel a drag and drop operation in mid-drag, drop the sources onto an empty part of the screen (make sure no target is highlighted). To dismiss the drag and drop popup menu, click somewhere on the screen other than the menu (on some platforms, the drag and drop menu is automatically dismissed when the mouse is moved off of the menu).
Note that some drag and drop operations have keyboard shortcuts that allow you to specify the edit operation as you're dragging. This allows you to edit faster, without having to see additional popup menus when you drop your selection. See the details for individual editing operations to learn the keyboard shortcuts for each one.
Not all editing operations are available via drag-and-drop (for example, adding new terms and deleting terms can only be achieved via menu-based editing methods - see below).
Editing operations can also be done by bringing up a right-click menu. The right-click menu is displayed by right-clicking (or command-clicking on MacOS) the mouse.
The currently selected relationships are used as the sources for the editing operation. If you right-click a certain term, that term is used as the target for the editing operation.
The right-click menu will display all the currently available editing operations. If an operation cannot be performed on the current target or sources, the operation will be grayed-out. The right-click menu contains more than just editing operations; the right-click menu also allows you to configure display options for the current ontology editor panel.
The edit menu is available on the main OBO-Edit menu bar:
When using the edit menu, the currently selected relationships are used as the sources. It is not possible to select a target with the edit menu. As a result, all operations that require a target will be grayed-out on the edit menu.


Following your request, we have set a new password for your Elo Ranking account.
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@added in SmartDeviceLink 7.1.0
- (nonnull instancetype)
initWithMaskInputCharactersSupported:
(nullable NSNumber<SDLBool> *)maskInputCharactersSupported
supportedKeyboards:
(nullable NSArray<SDLKeyboardLayoutCapability *> *)
supportedKeyboards;
init(maskInputCharactersSupported: (NSNumber & SDLBool)?, supportedKeyboards: [SDLKeyboardLayoutCapability]?)
- maskInputCharactersSupported
- supportedKeyboards
A SDLKeyboardCapabilities object
Availability of capability to mask input characters using keyboard. True: Available, False: Not Available
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSNumber<SDLBool> *maskInputCharactersSupported;
var maskInputCharactersSupported: (NSNumber & SDLBool)? { get set }
Capabilities of supported keyboard layouts by HMI. {“array_min_size”: 1, “array_max_size”: 1000}
@property (nonatomic, strong, nullable) NSArray<SDLKeyboardLayoutCapability *> *supportedKeyboards;
var supportedKeyboards: [SDLKeyboardLayoutCapability]? { get set }


BoostContainer class
This class is an abstraction of native containers Each of which has a bunch of pages in the NavigatorExt
- Inheritance
- Object
- ChangeNotifier
- BoostContainer
Constructors
- BoostContainer({LocalKey key, PageInfo pageInfo})
Properties
- hashCode → int
-
The hash code for this object. [...]
read-only, inherited
- hasListeners → bool
-
Whether any listeners are currently registered. [...]
@protected, read-only, inherited
- key → LocalKey
-
The local key
final
-
The navigator used in this container
read-only
- pageInfo → PageInfo
-
The pageInfo for this container
final
-
pages
→ List<
BoostPage> -
Getter for a list that cannot be changed
read-only
- runtimeType → Type
-
A representation of the runtime type of the object.
read-only, inherited
- topPage → BoostPage
-
To get the top page in this container
read-only
Methods
-
addListener(
VoidCallback listener) → void -
Register a closure to be called when the object changes. [...]
inherited
-
addPage<
T extends Object> (BoostPage page) → Future< T> - add a BoostPage in this container and return its future result
-
dispose(
) → void -
Discards any resources used by the object. After this is called, the
object is not in a usable state and should be discarded (calls to
addListener and removeListener will throw after the object is
disposed). [...]
@mustCallSuper, inherited
-
noSuchMethod(
Invocation invocation) → dynamic -
Invoked when a non-existent method or property is accessed. [...]
inherited
-
notifyListeners(
) → void -
Call all the registered listeners. [...]
@protected, @visibleForTesting, inherited
-
numPages(
) → int - Number of pages
-
removeListener(
VoidCallback listener) → void -
Remove a previously registered closure from the list of closures that are
notified when the object changes. [...]
inherited
-
removePage(
BoostPage page, {dynamic result}) → void - remove a specific BoostPage
-
toString(
) → String -
A string representation of this object. [...]
override
Operators
-
operator ==(
Object other) → bool -
The equality operator. [...]
inherited
Static Methods
-
of(
BuildContext context) → BoostContainer


{% extends "layouts/default.html" %} {% block content %}
ERT automates redirect testing by executing requests and gathering the logs from the EdgeServers to provide request traceability.
The tool receives a csv file with the list of redirects you want to test.


About Me
Hello, I'm a Computer Science enthusiast currently studying B.Tech. Computer Science and Technology at Department of Technology, Shivaji University Kolhapur.
My areas of interest are
- Web Development
- Data Structures and Algorithm
- Competitive Programming
You can contact me if you are interested in doing project together.
Call Me : +91-9527917928
Mail Me : nileshhalge01@gmail.com


This hobbyist project documents a kit that developers can use to explore, develop, test, and debug the open source TREZOR Model T hardware and software.
This kit does NOT produce a production TREZOR Model T cryptocurrency hardware wallet device.
If you want an official TREZOR Model T hardware wallet, see: https://shop.trezor.io/
When contrasted to official production hardware, this kit is less safe to use for non-development purposes.
Necessarily, different selections were made for key security properties of this developer kit vs. production hardware. For example, when used as documented here, this kit purposefully leaves debug capabilities enabled, and does not apply write protections to boardloader flash memory. This is so that developers may repeatedly develop, test, and debug all types of changes.
Production hardware irreversibly disables debug capabilities and Device Firmware Upgrade (DFU) mode, and protects key memory areas as part of reducing attack surface and increasing depth of defenses. There may be other subtle, yet meaningful, weaknesses as well, depending on your usage and threat model.
This kit is not a perfect analog to the actual production hardware. It uses a very similar, yet different MCU (STM32F429ZIT6 vs the Model T's STM32F427VIT6). Certain features, for example the ability to reset the touch panel independently from the display, are not made available on the display module used by this kit. There are other differences such as the display driver chip not being the same as the one used in production Model T devices (we support both driver chips in the code). But, this kit is "close enough" and comprised of easily obtainable, relatively inexpensive, off-the-shelf components which allowed it to be developed alongside, and actually used for development of the production Model T.
USE THIS KIT AT YOUR OWN RISK
A nice thing about this kit is that it was used to openly develop the TREZOR Model T. Due to that there is already some detailed documentation about the kit available at the link above. The purpose of this document is not to duplicate that documentation, but rather to detail how to put the kit together and use it. Please reference the TREZOR Core hardware documentation for the latest information.
Here's what the completed kit looks like:
First, be sure to set the jumpers as seen in Fig H3 and Fig H4. Second, go through the pinout tables for the display and the touch panel and put wires on the dev board pins (aka MCU pins) that have a corresponding display module pin noted in the tables. If you need help finding the dev board pins that map to the display module, see Fig H9 and Fig H10. Next, connect the wires over to the correct display module pin. The display module pins are numbered 1 through 40 (see Fig H5). All you need to do is connect the wires as stated in the pinout tables. Finally, add wires to the microSD socket as shown in Fig H6 and use the silkscreen on the microSD socket as your guide to connect those wires over to the dev board pins as specified in the microSD socket pinout table. When you've completed the wiring, you'll have something that looks like Fig H7. Plug-in the USB cables, and you're done (Fig H8).
This setup process comprises steps to install development and debugging tools on a temporary computer, then build and install a boardloader, bootloader, and firmware on the kit's MCU.
The following setup process was documented while running an Ubuntu 18.04 LTS Desktop (Bionic Beaver) Live CD as user ubuntu.
The awesome folks at SatoshiLabs were nice enough to provide me with some prototype development boards as the Model T was being developed. This helped greatly with development because I could then code and test with the actual MCU and peripherals that were going to be used. They even sent me a prototype body which is in the photos below. These photos are included as extra bonus developer information because sometimes it is interesting and/or instructive to see the artifacts that are made and used throughout the development cycle of a product. As an external contributor, I spent a lot of time developing with the dev kit documented by this tutorial, and then switched to the prototype boards for fine tuning and testing.
The ST-LINK debugger that is on the dev board can be used to debug an external application (e.g.- the prototype board). To do this, remove/disconnect the dev board's jumpers on CN4 and wire the prototype board to the dev board's SWD pins on CN2. Here is the pinout:
| Description | Prototype Board SWD Pin | Debugger SWD Pin |
| SWD Clock (SWCLK) | 4 | 2 |
| GND | 2 | 3 |
| SWD I/O (SWDIO) | 5 | 4 |
| Reset (NRST) | 1 | 5 |
One reason to do this is to be able to connect and debug under reset. The other pictured USB debug adapter does not support connecting under reset. Below are some photos of the prototype board wired to the dev board debugger.


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The other day I was sitting on a bus, staring forlornly at the passing sidewalk when my Pandora radio station shuffled to Hall & Oates’ “You Make My Dream Come True.” As Daryl Hall began to belt out an uppity tune, I proceeded to construct an entire plot to the bangin’ tunes. While I know I’m alone in doing this, British director Edgar Wright has gone above and beyond your usual daydream and captured this favored pastime in writing and directing his 2017 film Baby Driver.
After a childhood car crash leaves him with a ringing in his ear, professional yet reluctant getaway driver Baby (Ansel Elgort) uses music to drown out his tinnitus and uses that same music to fulfill his job title. As he tries to leave the crime world behind (and falls in love in the process), he is entangled in a scheme—and his dreams of going clean crumble away. Even the premise of Baby Driver alone lends itself to the directorial style that Wright brings to the table.
 While Wright’s slick and, for the most part, practically shot chase sequences glue you to your seat, every other aspect of this movie makes you want to fasten your seatbelt. Yet, instead of bare-bones action, each chase scene advances the story or provides a gold mine of character moments. Moments that endear the audience to our protagonists and thus, makes us care when they are in danger.
From the beginning of the film, Wright not only establishes his intended tone, but also endears our Baby-faced (see what I did there?) protagonist to the audience. The film opens to a bank heist choreographed to the tune of “Bellbottoms” by The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, but takes a minute beforehand to join Baby as he lip syncs to the song’s prelude.
The near perfect alignment between heist and score may be due to the fact that this six-minute intro scene was inspired by a 22 year-old daydream from Wright himself, who envisioned a cool car chase scene when listening to “Bellbottoms” years ago. The trick for him, was to write a whole movie to justify that opening chase sequence and justify it, he did.
With comedies such as Hot Fuzz and Captain Fantastic under his filmography belt, Wright strikes a different tone with Baby Driver. While jokes are scattered throughout the movie, the tongue-in-cheek attitude in his previous films is gone in this crime movie genre dive. Baby Driver intends on taking itself seriously and asks that viewers do the same. That being said, this does not undercut the fun that Wright puts into the movie. Every scene has a momentum to it, being led on by both the accompanying song as well as the fast-paced dialogue and pristine acting from the star-studded cast that includes Jamie Foxx, Jon Hamm, Jon Bernthal, and Kevin Spacey.
However, the fun attitude that the film embodies serves to heighten the dramatic moments—and the movie takes full advantage of this juxtaposition. The movie hits the breaks to lean into the mounting suspense as Baby begins to lose the innocence that once made him so endearing to the audience.
While the movie never feels particularly stuck, accelerating and swerving at just the right intervals, the story itself isn’t something new or profound, though it isn’t trying to be. However, solely looking at the dialogue for the story would be doing this movie a huge disservice, especially since Baby isn’t a particularly talkative protagonist.
The popping of color splattered all around the movie aren’t just there for show, they also play an important role in character development, specifically for Baby. This comes across in every meticulous detail of the movie down to the costume design, overseen by Courtney Hoffman who also designed the costumes for The Hateful Eight the equally colorful movie Captain Fantastic. As Baby gets his hands dirty and falls deeper into a life of crime that he swore to leave, he exchanges his previously white t-shirt for a gray shirt, an obvious cue for loss of innocence. Even side characters such as Bats (Jamie Foxx) who plays your typical crazy guy (hence the name Bats—Wright really hits it on the nose) adorns the color red to show his knack for violence and propensity for rage.
That being said, the only area of the film that becomes problematic are how the female characters in this movie, Deborah (Lily James) and Darling (Eiza Gonzáles), are written. The two females are very much extensions of their male counterparts, Baby and Buddy respectively. Aside from these two females who don’t exist much outside of their love interests, Darling more so than Deborah, Baby Driver is a very macho movie.
Baby Driver is a movie of subtleties. Every time you watch it, you realize something new, whether it’s about the color schemes, synchronized screen, or score choreography. Not only is it fun, it also serves as a learning experience for anyone interested in telling stories through means beyond dialogue. If you’re interested in learning how to drive, however, maybe stay away from this movie.


apache_beam.examples.complete.juliaset package¶
Subpackages¶
Submodules¶
apache_beam.examples.complete.juliaset.juliaset_main module¶
A Julia set computing workflow: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Julia_set.
This example has in the juliaset/ folder all the code needed to execute the workflow. It is organized in this way so that it can be packaged as a Python package and later installed in the VM workers executing the job. The root directory for the example contains just a “driver” script to launch the job and the setup.py file needed to create a package.
The advantages for organizing the code is that large projects will naturally evolve beyond just one module and you will have to make sure the additional modules are present in the worker.
In Python Dataflow, using the –setup_file option when submitting a job, will trigger creating a source distribution (as if running python setup.py sdist) and then staging the resulting tarball in the staging area. The workers, upon startup, will install the tarball.
Below is a complete command line for running the juliaset workflow remotely as an example:
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DUP accuses Boris Johnson of breaking his word on union commitment
Boris Johnson has been accused of breaking his word over his commitment to protect the union between Great Britain and Northern Ireland by the leader of the Democratic Unionist Party.
As the Prime Minister faced fresh questions over trade within the UK after Brexit, Arlene Foster said Government officials had told her there would need to be checks.
Asked on BBC Radio 4’s Today programme about the sense of some in the unionist community that Mr Johnson’s deal was a “betrayal”, she said: “I think it is right for the leadership of unionism in Northern Ireland to try to work with the prime minister of the day to get the best deal for Northern Ireland.
“We will always do that. We will continue to do that. I think it says more about the person who broke their word than me and the leadership of the… Democratic Unionist Party.”
- Northern Ireland's Unionists united against Boris Johnson's Brexit deal, say DUP
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- Will Brexit or religion dominate the vote in Belfast?
She said the DUP had been told by HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) officials before the PM announced his deal that there would be checks between the mainland and Northern Ireland.
Mrs Foster said a lack of free-flowing trade would cause “economic instability in Northern Ireland, which will lead to higher costs for retailers which will lead to less choice for our consumers in Northern Ireland”.
“And all of that leads me to say that we need to – after this election is over, and I’m not prejudging the election in any one way, every vote will count – but what is important is that we have a strong team of DUP MPs back in Westminster to speak up for Northern Ireland.”
Mrs Foster has kept a low profile in the election campaign thus far, and her intervention will be seen by some as an attempt to highlight a need for the DUP’s role in holding sway in the event of a hung parliament.
Her comments came after Labour released a leaked Treasury report last week that concluded customs checks and possibly even tariffs could be required on goods travelling in both directions between Northern Ireland and Great Britain.
But Mr Johnson told Sky News’ Sophy Ridge On Sunday programme over the weekend that the report was “wrong” and added that the six counties would have “unfettered access” to the UK market.
With just a few days to go until polls open, the PM is embarking on a blitz of Labour’s heartlands in a bid to convince Leave voters that Jeremy Corbyn’s Brexit position is akin to a “great betrayal”, and will say there are just “three days to get Brexit done”.
He has consistently vowed to take the UK out of the EU by January 31 and then finalise a trade deal with Brussels within 11 months to meet the transition period deadline.
Arrangements would also need to be signed off that allow Northern Ireland to continue to follow Brussels and Dublin rules on the trade of goods to ensure there is no hard border.
But a Whitehall report seen by the Financial Times highlights the difficultly involved for the Government in bringing in the infrastructure in time for the UK to leave when the PM has pledged.
A Department for Exiting the European Union document, according to the FT, states that: “Delivery of the required infrastructure, associated systems, and staffing to implement the requirements of the (Northern Ireland) protocol by December 2020 represents a major strategic, political and operational challenge.”
Elsewhere on the campaign trail, shadow chancellor John McDonnell will set out his party’s main priorities for the first 100 days of a Labour government.
He will say that the first priority for the Treasury under Labour will be ending the Conservatives’ programme of cuts to public spending and social security.
“In our first hundred days we will start the process of bringing water and energy into public ownership,” he will say.
“We’ll set up boards to run them made up of you, the customer, and you, the worker, as well as representatives from local councils, metro mayors and others.
“We’ll make sure decisions are taken locally by those who understand the services – those who use them and deliver them. Meetings will be public and streamed online with new transparency regulations set higher than ever before.
“So you can see if your road is being dug up, why, and for how long. And we’ll create new People’s Assemblies to hold these boards to account and give everyone the option of participating in how their utilities are run.”


$def with (symbol) $ orders = model['orders'] $ positions = model['positions'] $ instrument = model['instrument'] $ fundamentals = model['fundamentals'] $ market = model['market'] $ stats_for_symbol = model['stats_for_symbol'] $ asset_stats = model['asset_stats'] $ portfolio = model['portfolio'] $ asset_map = model['asset_map'] $ symbol_profile = model['symbol_profile'] $ pe_ratio = scrub.decimal_value(fundamentals['pe_ratio']) $ dividend_yield = scrub.decimal_value(fundamentals['dividend_yield']) $ market_cap = "$" + scrub.human_format(fundamentals['market_cap']) $ low = scrub.dollar_value(fundamentals['low']) $ high = scrub.dollar_value(fundamentals['high']) $ low_52_weeks = scrub.dollar_value(fundamentals['low_52_weeks']) $ high_52_weeks = scrub.dollar_value(fundamentals['high_52_weeks']) $ open = scrub.dollar_value(fundamentals['open']) $ volume = scrub.human_format(fundamentals['volume']) $ average_volume = scrub.human_format(fundamentals['average_volume'])
| Shares Bought | $:stats_for_symbol['bought'] |
| Shares Sold | $:stats_for_symbol['sold'] |
| Total | $:(stats_for_symbol['bought'] + stats_for_symbol['sold']) |
| Shares Owned | $:max((stats_for_symbol['bought'] - stats_for_symbol['sold']),0) |
| Last Price | $:scrub.dollar_value(stats_for_symbol['recent_price']) |
| Total Return | $:(locale.currency(stats_for_symbol['net'], grouping=True)) |
| Range Today | $:low - $:high |
| 52 Week Range | $:low_52_weeks - $:high_52_weeks |
| Open | $:open |
| Market Cap | $:market_cap |
| Volume/Average | $:volume/$:average_volume |
| P/E Ratio | $:pe_ratio |
| Dividend/Yield | $:dividend_yield |
| Buy Date | Buy Price | Quote | Return $$ | Return % | Owners |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| $:buy_time | $:scrub.dollar_value(buy_price) | $:scrub.dollar_value(recent_price) | $:scrub.dollar_change(difference) | $:scrub.percent_change(percent_change) | $for player in order['liable_players']: $player.split(":")[1] |
| Buy Date | Sell Date | Buy Price | Sell Price | Return $$ | Return % | Owners |
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| $:buy_time | $:sell_time | $:scrub.dollar_value(buy_price) | $:scrub.dollar_value(sell_price) | $:scrub.dollar_change(difference) | $:scrub.percent_change(percent_change) | $for player in order['liable_players']: $player.split(":")[1] |


TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN A film review by Andrew Hicks Copyright 1996 Andrew Hicks / Fatboy Productions
(1969) **1/2 (out of four)
It's the Woody and Clyde story in Woody Allen's first outing as writer, director and star. In this mock documentary satirizing the crime films of the 30's (and of course 1967's BONNIE AND CLYDE), Woody plays the most inept criminal on the planet, the kind of guy who robs a bank by giving the teller a letter reading, "I am pointing a gun at you." But the teller thinks it says "gub" and calls over another teller to get a second opinion. Finally Woody is sent to the manager's office because the teller can't hand out money without written authorization. By the time Woody realizes what's going on, the cops are there.
That's the kind of movie TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN is, so wacky it's surreal. A lot of the other early Allen films had that kind of feel to them, movies like BANANAS and SLEEPER. Those were both twice as funny as TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN, which has at least one failed gag for every successful one. The movie begins with an early biography of Allen's character, explaining that he took up a life of crime to pay for cello lessons.
There's a shot of Woody playing the cello in a marching band -- sitting in a chair and playing for a few seconds, then running to catch up with the rest of the band and sitting back in his chair (one of the gags that works) -- followed by a comment from his embarrassed parents, so embarrassed that they are wearing Groucho moustaches to disguise themselves (one that doesn't) that Woody didn't know how to play the cello at all. He blew into it (works). The movie alternates between the ones that are funny and that aren't while always being watchable.
So he's carted off to jail, something he narrowly avoided a few years back. (You've heard of the women-in-prison movie genre -- here's the Woody-in-prison movie.) As always, there are opportunities aplenty for jokes, both verbal and visual, mixed together expertly like only he can. One minute Woody's telling the prison psychiatrist an ink blot looks like "two elephants making love... to a men's glee club" and the next he's escaping prison using a bar of soap carved into a gun, until it starts raining and his gun turns into soap suds.
It wouldn't be a Woody Allen movie if he didn't work romance in somehow. Woody meets a girl (Janet Margolin) on a park bench and narrates, "After fifteen minutes I was completely in love with her. And after thirty I had completely given up the idea of stealing her purse." If only we could all experience such bliss, but even Woody has problems when he ends up in jail again, on a chain gang this time. The man is a genius for manufacturing premises that lead to a variety of joke-producing situations, although this movie has its share of classic moments, that genius isn't as fully developed in TAKE THE MONEY AND RUN as his comedies of the early 70's.
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predict.model_list.Rd
Make predictions using the best-performing model
# S3 method for model_list predict(object, newdata, prepdata, write_log = FALSE, ...)
| object | model_list object, as from `tune_models` |
|---|---|
| newdata | data on which to make predictions. If missing, out-of-fold predictions from training will be returned If you want new predictions on training data using the final model, pass the training data to this argument, but know that you're getting over-fit predictions that very likely overestimate model performance relative to what will be achieved on new data. Should have the same structure as the input to `prep_data`,`tune_models` or `train_models`. `predict` will try to figure out if the data need to be sent through `prep_data` before making predictions; this can be overriden by setting `prepdata = FALSE`, but this should rarely be needed. |
| prepdata | Logical, this should rarely be set by the user. By default, if `newdata` hasn't been prepped, it will be prepped by `prep_data` before predictions are made. Set this to TRUE to force already-prepped data through `prep_data` again, or set to FALSE to prevent `newdata` from being sent through `prep_data`. |
| write_log | Write prediction metadata to a file? Default is FALSE. If
TRUE, will create or append a file called "prediction_log.txt" in
the current directory with metadata about predictions. If a character, is
the name of a file to create or append with prediction metadata. If you
want a unique log file each time predictions are made, use something like
|
| ... | Unused. |
A tibble data frame: newdata with an additional column for the
predictions in "predicted_TARGET" where TARGET is the name of the variable
being predicted. If classification, the new column will contain predicted
probabilities. The tibble will have child class "predicted_df" and
attribute "model_info" that contains information about the model used to
make predictions. You can call plot
or evaluate
on a
predicted_df. If write_log
is TRUE and this function errors, a
zero-row dataframe will be returned.
Returned data will contain an attribute, "prediction_log" that contains a
tibble of logging info for writing to database. If write_log
is TRUE and predict errors, an empty dataframe with the "prediction_log"
attribute will still be returned. Extract this attribute using
attr(pred, "prediction_log")
.
Data will also contain a "failed" attribute to easily filter for errors
after prediction. Extract using attr(pred, "failed")
.
The model and hyperparameter values with the best out-of-fold performance in model training according to the selected metric is used to make predictions. Prepping data inside `predict` has the advantage of returning your predictions with the newdata in its original format.
If write_log
is TRUE and an error is encountered, predict
will not stop. It will return the error message as:
- A warning in the console
- A field in the log file
- A column in the "prediction_log" attribute
- A zero-row data frame will be returned
# Tune models using only the first 40 rows to keep computation fast models <- machine_learn(pima_diabetes[1:40, ], patient_id, outcome = diabetes, tune = FALSE)#>#>#> #>#> #>#>#>#>#>#> #>#># Make prediction on the next 10 rows. This uses the best-performing model from # tuning cross validation, and it also prepares the new data in the same way as # the training data was prepared. predictions <- predict(models, newdata = pima_diabetes[41:50, ])#>predictions#>#>#> # A tibble: 10 x 11 #> diabetes predicted_diabe… patient_id pregnancies plasma_glucose diastolic_bp #> * <chr> <dbl> <int> <int> <int> <int> #> 1 N 0.656 41 3 180 64 #> 2 N 0.569 42 7 133 84 #> 3 N 0.478 43 7 106 92 #> 4 Y 0.636 44 9 171 110 #> 5 N 0.624 45 7 159 64 #> 6 Y 0.679 46 0 180 66 #> 7 N 0.597 47 1 146 56 #> 8 N 0.424 48 2 71 70 #> 9 Y 0.504 49 7 103 66 #> 10 N 0.507 50 7 105 NA #> # ... with 5 more variables: skinfold <int>, insulin <int>, weight_class <chr>, #> # pedigree <dbl>, age <int>evaluate(predictions)#> AUPR AUROC #> 0.3045635 0.7142857plot(predictions)


Rebel Without a Cause Directed by Nicholas Ray Starring James Dean, Natalie Wood, Sal Mineo USA, 1955 Not Rated (some violence)
B+
When Rebel Without a Cause was released, it was a novelty. It was one of the very first mainstream films to depict the turmoil of adolescence. Prior to this movie, Hollywood avoided any difficult themes and every family on screen was a template for the perfect, happy American family. The families in Rebel Without a Cause are not perfect. They all have their missteps. I don't believe there is one family in America that is as superficial and completely joyful as the Brady Bunch and Rebel brings to light the tortures of parenthood and, primarily, the tortures of youth.
Jim Stark (James Dean) is a teenager whose parents have moved around so much just so he will get a chance to make good friends. His parents are good and affectionate and nurturing but they just don't understand him. I suppose that it is difficult for any parent to understand the struggle of a teenager because they have already passed that awful stage in life and probably can't or don't want to recall it. Jim's family is devoted to him; they buy him whatever he desires but, as any teenager knows, material things can never fill the sense of emptiness and frustration that comes with the age.
We first meet Jim at the town's police station. He has just been caught drunk on the streets. Rebel Without a Cause is not a spectacular movie. It is the power of several scenes that make the movie so good. The first sequence is one such powerful moment. When Jim's parents come to pick him up at the station, his father comforts him, his mother chides him, and his grandmother is a bit cold towards him. He yells, "You're tearing me apart!" and has a private talk with an officer at the station who asks Jim to visit him if he feels the urge to do something wrong again. I think the brilliance of this scene lies in how honest it is. It doesn't sugarcoat as many movies do and it doesn't make the teenage situation so extreme. Though the dialogue seems a tad banal, it brings to the surface wounding issues that plague my age group.
What struck me initially about this scene was when Jim tells the officer the weaknesses of his father, who always allows his mother to mock and step on him. Later in the sequence we meet Judy (Natalie Wood) who was found walking the streets alone at night. She too is a teenager and suffers from conflicts with her father.   She, like Jim, does not come from an indifferent family. Her parents know that adolescence is a painful stage but they have no idea how to help her.
At school, Jim meets Judy and her gang friends. They tease him with a switchblade fight and invite him to a gathering that night on a dangerous cliff. Another thing that struck me about the character Jim is that he doesn't want to get involved in trouble but he wants to prove himself to his violent peers. He accepts the invitation but later asks his father what to do. When his father has no answer, he turns angry. What follows is the famous scene near the cliff in which the gang leader and Jim measure who is more cowardly by seeing who will jump out of their car first as it nears the edge of the cliff. The gang leader is killed.
Jim meets Plato (Sal Mineo), a social misfit who comes from a broken family, and begins a strong friendship with him. With Judy, whose involvement in the gang is, of course, but a facade, Jim begins a romance. These three characters are lonely and without friends and they create their own little world by caring for each other. The climactic sequence is both painful and saddening.
Rebel Without a Cause has been said to be about juvenile delinquency and what spawns it, but, to me, it has never had anything to do with that subject. For me, it's always been about what troubles teenagers the most: family, frustration, isolation, and the certain urge to prove something. James Dean, in his acclaimed debut, has been dubbed a Marlon Brando for youth. His performance as Jim Stark is splintering and so sensitive. He is not macho at all but he reflects what is nearly always behind the tough exterior of young men. Despite his tragic death two movies later, he remains very much alive in our culture, an epitome of anguish-ridden youth. His image and his red jacket have become the symbols of the distressed youth cry. This is by far his best performance. Natalie Wood gives a good performance here but would top herself in Elia Kazan's Splendor in the Grass, an equally moving film about adolescents struggling with sexuality. Sal Mineo plays the timid Plato and he gives a career-changing performance.
Some say Rebel Without a Cause's elements are dated and, yes, several elements are. However, Rebel makes itself not about issues that tortured teens in the ‘50s, but about the central, inner, sometimes self-inflicted pains that plagued teens then and still, to this day, plague teenagers. That is why I can relate to Rebel and why generations of youth will. Rebel Without a Cause is not a great movie, but parts of it are simply brilliant. It is still one of the best teenage movies ever made, though segments of Truffaut's The 400 Blows and many scenes featuring Timothy Hutton in Ordinary People moved me, too. Rebel Without a Cause will be relevant for as long as adolescence remains the period of angst.
By Andrew Chan
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The Mystic Mountains...... a vast and magestic queendom where dragons roam freely. This scroll that you're holding right now, is a detailed and complicated history, recorded by some of the first dragons who found Mystic Mountains. It is probably a gift from the 7 Spirits, intended to guide you to Mystic Mountains. Welcome.
An epic journey awaits you, please continue reading.
Best, Athelia.
You might be wondering, why in all of heavens, am I reading this? Well, some scenarios might be:
Day 1:
Dear Diary, since my journeys across the lands, I have had time to rethink my decisions. Perhaps, dying during battle wasn't so bad.
It would bring me more honor than to flee. But no matter now, if I'd made any other decision, I would have bargained my life. I remember the olden days, where
the Empress was a kind Dragoness. Well, those days are long gone.
Love, [UNKNOWN]
Day 2:
Diary, my wounds are now even more infected, which is an understatement. I feel as if maybe dying from battle will bring me better
relief than this torture. For all I have done, this is how I'm going to die? Also, I found a peacefu place to rest today. It is a cave, hidden within a tangle of vines.
It took me some time to get in there, but now here I am. If this is my final resting place, I wouldn't be disapointed.
I give you my best, [UNKNOWN]
Day 3:
I am amazed. Absoluetly amazed. Knox would love this. So would..... Rosemarie. *heart shaped drawing here.*
Day 4:
Dearest Diary, prepare to be AMAZED. Inside, tucked in the very corner of the cave I found a couple days ago, was an entrance, to a wonderland.
I wish Knox and Rosemarie were here to see it, well, no use dreaming about immpossible feats. I should fix this place up, maybe build a home for myself. That
probably won't happen for a while, hence my wounds. But they will heal eventually. The lush greens in this place is unbelievable. Though they seem to be extremely neat
and orderly compared to what should have been a wasteland, with nobody caring for it. Well I better get to building a fire, the sun's about to go down.
Sincerly, [UNKNOWN]
Day 15:
I finished gathering materials for my new shelter, wow, I haven't written in this for a while! The gathering was grueling work, with my wounded
leg. Though I think they'll completely heal in no time!
Thanks, [UNKNOWN]
Day 32:
3 moons have already passed. My wounds are not healing... They got exceptionally bad in the past week. I regret not writing very often,
for I was exploring the mountains. *smudged blood* I have not found a reason for my wounds not improving, much less it worsening. Maybe the enemies were smart enough
to coat their weapons with poison. If that is the case, I worry that I might die soon.
Love, [UNKNOWN]
Death. (It was a very peaceful death, mind you. He died in his sleep.)
That was the death of [UNKNOWN], as according to his diary. Then, some time later...
Ok, hey guys. This is Athelia, and I am going to be retelling the rather curious life of a dragonet, Flame. You might be extremely suspicious, and wonder, "how does she know what happened 6 billion years ago?". Well, I have my sources. so, lets get started.
It was a rather sunny morning, and Flame, was exploring down by the stream, about 20 meters from the hidden entrance to MM(Mystic Mountains). Flame,
as you may or may not know, was an extremely fun-loving and curious dragonet. He had wandered away from his village, off to explore on his own. After a couple of
hours, he became tired and sat down and leaned on a sturdy wall of moss and vines. BAM! He fell right through the greenery! Flame was giddy with excitement! He,
an explorer had found a whole new world! He then spotted a glimmer of light at the end of the cave... he went to investigate and discovered, again, the MYstic
Mountains. These are a few of the entries he wrote on a scrap of paper left behind by [UNKNOWN]:
(The spelling errors are intentional.)
Deer Diari, I faund a beeutefil place in the mountins! It was so cool! And there is so much of the green vines covered the secrit door! I love it! I cant wate to
show mommy! also there is a big brown book in here, magma woold love it too! So, bye bye now! *smiley face here*
Love, Flame the Exploroar


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