Macro Afternoon
by Chris BeckerNo surprise that risk markets are wobbling on any sniff of trouble surrounding the US/China trade deal, as Trump throws the word “tariff” in the air again, which sent US stocks lower overnight, leaking into safe havens here in Asia.
Chinese stocks have reversed their recent bounceback, with the Shanghai Composite slumping nearly 0.8% lower to just above 2900 points while the Hang Seng Index has stumbled alongside, falling 0.6% to close just below 27000 points. Price is seemingly anchored at previous trailing ATR support and the resistance zone at 27000 points:
Japanese share markets were again unable to make headway due to a stronger Yen throughout the session as the Nikkei 225 closing 0.6% lower to 23148 points. The USDJPY pair continued its pullback today as negative momentum weighs on the USD, heading back to the mid 108s and almost back to last week’s intrasession low:
The ASX200 was the biggest loser, dragged down by the Westpac debacle – which fell more than 3% – as banks pulled the market 1.3% lower overall to close at 6722 points. The Aussie dollar stabilised somewhat, hovering again just above the 68 handle here going into the City open, as it still struggle to join other undollar assets as the USD weakens:
Both S&P and Eurostoxx futures are down between 0.2% and 0.6%, following the falls on Wall Street overnight. The S&P500 four hourly chart shows a short term pullback pattern on the bearish rising wedge breakdown, but this isn’t over until trailing ATR support is taken out at the 3100 points level.
The economic calendar has two major releases to watch out for tonight, namely the Canadian CPI and the release of the ECB financial stability review.
Chris Becker
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Get the latest downloads available for the current stable and development releases of Infinispan
Current Stable Release: Infinispan 11.0.1.Final
Release date: 2020/06/30
Persistent Cache Stores
Cache stores are part of the core Infinispan distribution and therefore are developed and released in-sync with Infinispan itself. Most of these cache stores are included in the infinispan-embedded JAR. Those which require additional dependencies are available in separate artifacts.
Hot Rod Clients
Hot Rod is a wire protocol that Infinispan clients use to talk to a remote grid. It is a binary, platform-independent protocol that was developed in the open as a part of Infinispan.
Integrations
This Is a short description of the feature to give the user an idea of how Infinispan helps them with their data management.


*This is not about a drug experience but a bust experience.*
I was pulled over for a simple moving violation in which I was going 10 mph or less over the speed limit. The officer wrote me the citation and then asked to search the car. I had a real problem with this because there was no probable cause.
I would describe myself as a typical high schooler, honor student, well dressed, and short clean hair cut. I had not been smoking at all and there was no erratic behavior to my driving. I said that I did not consent for him to search my car. He said that I could either consent or he could call the drug dogs to search my car. I said that I still did not consent for a search.
He called for a drug dog to come and asked me to step out of the car and immediatly started grabbing both of my front pockets. I had my half a QP (I left the other half at home thank God) in my pocket. He noticed the bulge (it was a fat brick) and reached into my pocket and pulled out my crown royal bag, which was sealed. He preceded to open it and pull out my stash. I luckily had it in one bag. The officer asked me why I was selling dope and I replied that I just smoke a helluvalot.
I was put into handcuffs and put into a cop car while they searched the rest of my car. They didn't find anything else. After they were done searching they took the handcuffs off and told me to drive to the police precinct which was a few blocks away. Looking back now, I should've known something was funny. I was followed by two black and whites. When I got there, I learned that I was not being charged with distribution but only simple possession. That should've been the second clue that hit me in the face.
I told the police that my fourth amendment right had been violated not to mention a whole lot rules that the officer broke. I was told that I could either go with the simp. poss. charge or try to beat a possession charge, and would go to jail until trial. I went with the simple possession charge. Luckily I got PTI so I never had to go to court.
I just want to warn people about tricks that the police use to trap you. Police can not search a vehicle for a moving traffic violation unless they have probable cause. Furthermore they can not call a search dog unless you were driving erattically or they smelled marijuana. Otherwise the evidence they collect will not hold up in court. I hope that this will help if anyone is ever in the same situation. If I would have known then what I know now, I wouldn't have been in the same situation I was in.
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.


This free open source C# application creates visualizations of FASTA formatted DNA nucleotide data. DDV can download FASTA sequences from NIH, or use local FASTA formatted files. DDV generates interfaces based on OpenSeadragon multiscale visualizations of DNA combined with BioJS data browsing.
The interfaces generated by DDV are constructed with multiscale images, HTML, JavaScript, and PHP. Generating interfaces with DDV requires a Windows operating system (7 or higher). The interfaces generated with DDV can be used on any web browser and operating system.
DDV.zip - Release v1.1 ZIP file at Github
Contains compiled binaries (1.0.6086.32371) for Windows (7 and higher)
DDV generator is intended to run on Windows OS (7 and higher).
Download and unzip the binaries into a local installation folder, for example: C:/DATA/DDV/
DDV requires .NET Framework 4.0 or higher to be installed (see System Requirements below)
Double-click on "DDV.exe" to launch the application
DDV generates output in the /output/ folder under the installation directory, for example: C:/DATA/DDV/output/
The source code for this application is available at Github.
Running DDV generator requires Windows OS (7 and higher)
.NET Framework 4.0 or higher is required. This is included by default in the above versions of Windows.
If you need to install the .NET Framework because your version of Windows does not have it for some reason, the installer is found here:
Note: The DDV zip file includes the msvcr110.dll needed by Civetweb. You may also choose to install it instead with the Visual C++ Redistributable (x86 version, vcredist_x86).
Follow the instructions for Installation/use. When you open DDV.exe, you will see the following interface:
The workflow for generating visualizations consists of 4 steps, activated in order by clicking on the buttons indicated:
The results are placed in the [DDV]/output/ folder. The files in this /output/ folder can also be uploaded to a web server that supports PHP for sharing the generated visualizations with others. You can click on "Browse Output Folder" (6) button to view the generated files with Windows.
The generated interface should open automatically in your browser, with the address "http://localhost:1818/..." You can also click on "Open Generated Interfaces" (5) to view the list of generated visualizations and navigate. Please note that when navigating the visualizations locally, without uploading to a web server, DDV.exe application has to remain open in order for the visualizations to function fully. This is because the DDV application is running Civetweb (a minimal web server) to create the same environment as a PHP-supporting web server. Shutting down DDV also closes Civetweb.
A generated visualization looks like the following:
Navigating the DDV visualizations is accomplished with a combination of mouse (or touchscreen) and keyboard. Zooming in and out is done with the mouse wheel or by clicking on the +/- navigation buttons on the image (1). In addition, there is a button for full-screen (4) and another for "home". The following keys on the keyboard are used to select the beginning and end of a sequence fragment selected for computation (%GC and GC Skew)::
Navigating around the image can be done with the visual navigator in the top right (2), by dragging with the mouse, and/or with the following keys on the keyboard:
The generated visualizations also leverage OpenSeadragon’s scale bar (3). The bar is customized so that it shows the relationship between width on the image and the number of nucleotides, as the user zooms in and out.
The visualization uses a combination of JavaScript and PHP to compute %G+C and nucleic composition density of a selected portion of the visualized sequence, and display the computed results on the interface. Clicking on "Compute A, T, G, C, G+C, A+T" (5) sends the results for the selected sequence (based on the "start" and "end" positions set) to the Result log (5a).
The visualization uses JavaScript for computing GC Skew data and plotting it on the interface using D3.js library. The skew window is set depending on the number of nucleotides in the sequence, ranging from 50 for sequences of less than 100000 nucleotides to 10000 for sequences longer than 10000000 nucleotides. Clicking on "Generate GC Skew" (6) computes the GC Skew graph (based on the "start" and "end" positions set) for the sequence portion selected and places the visualization (6a) in the Result log.
In addition, as you point on the data with the mouse pointer, the currently pointed at nucleotide and its surrounding 210 nucleotides are displayed to the right of the multiscale image (7). The following key is used to copy that fragment to result log (7a):
Click on "x" to copy the currently pointed at sequence fragment to the Result log. This is implemented with the help of BioJS. Please note that this feature is activated only after the sequence is loaded - before the loading is complete, the interface displays information regarding progress.
The software was created by Tomasz Neugebauer (tomasz.neugebauer@concordia.ca), Concordia University Libraries, Concordia University. Collaboration for the biological aspects of the project: Éric Bordeleau; Vincent Burrus and Ryszard Brzezinski; Département de biologie; Faculté des Sciences; Université de Sherbrooke.


General support queries. User Guides: https://support.komodoplatform.com/ Support staff: Angelina#6231 gcharang#6833. If you want to ask JL777 a question, use the #ask-jl777 channel.
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Exile1313-Apr-19 07:43 PM
ssh-copy-id<EMAIL_ADDRESS>the guide was linked from kmd
or is it a local ip
LeshAft913-Apr-19 08:02 PM
the ip of the machine where you have an account with password auth and you want to enable ssh auth from your local machine where you have the ssh private key, if that describes your situation
Exile1313-Apr-19 09:00 PM
the ip of the machine where you have an account with password auth
and this is the gathered from the local network im on, either wifi or lan correct? @LeshAft9
for instance if i ran ifconfig
LeshAft913-Apr-19 09:06 PM
I don't think I understand your situation
Why are you setting up ssh-keys @Exile13 ? do you have a digital ocean instance that you want to ssh into?
Exile1313-Apr-19 09:09 PM
i dont need them for a kmd node locally?/
LeshAft913-Apr-19 09:11 PM
Probably not.
Exile1313-Apr-19 09:11 PM
new laptop i loaded ubuntu on
LeshAft913-Apr-19 09:12 PM
and you're running the node natively
I don't think you need to involve ssh in that case
ssh is for connecting to a remote machine, such as if you run your node on a digital ocean instance in the cloud. then you use ssh to connect to that machine to run commands on the command line
and when you connect to a remote machine, you can use a password, but it is best practice to set it up to use ssh key to authenticate and disable password. that's probably what that section of the guide is about
Exile1313-Apr-19 09:17 PM
so it would be beneficial to run ssh on this if i intend on accessing it when im not here
LeshAft913-Apr-19 09:18 PM
you want to remotely connect to your laptop computer from somewhere else?
Exile1313-Apr-19 09:18 PM
im jumping headfirst into waters in have little knowledge about i appreciate you
perhaps
LeshAft913-Apr-19 09:19 PM
if it is on your home network with a router then you would have to enable port forwarding in order to have an incoming request reach the laptop
which might be a PITA since your laptop probably uses DHCP and so has a dynamically assigned address, although it might stick. but still it might not be worth it unless you're just looking for the learning experience. in which case you can sign up for a free micro instance for a year on AWS and learn about how to ssh into that, it will have a static public IP address
or you can just ssh from the laptop to itself, for kicks. and even enable ssh key auth
Exile1313-Apr-19 09:22 PM
ya i wanna break as much as i can
lol
and learn
i installed ubuntu and it took like 6 hours to turn the wifi on
LeshAft913-Apr-19 09:23 PM
ouch
I would have thought it's better by now
Exile1313-Apr-19 09:23 PM
had to tether my phone eventually
ya as of two fridays ago im learning cli as much as i can
SSH-key-based authentication provides a more secure alternative to password-based authentication. In this tutorial we'll learn how to set up SSH key-based authentication on an Ubuntu 16.04 installation.
Exile1313-Apr-19 10:56 PM
ty
penguin13-Apr-19 10:56 PM
This walkthrough explains a bit more with regards to logging in
you can also use PuTTY to generate ssh keys
Ubuntu's ufw is a simple option for basic security as well
ŁATOSHI14-Apr-19 01:05 PM
I did got my voting tokens in my agama mobi wallet
Is there any admis here to help ?
ŁATOSHI14-Apr-19 01:13 PM
Got it , thanks
PTYX14-Apr-19 02:32 PM
jonnybbig14-Apr-19 07:17 PM
Hey, anyone want to teach newbie how to mine kmd? I'd like to participate but I'm not as computer savy as needed. Google can only answer so much. I've figured it 0.25/day on a GPU I need an Asic minor. looking at $1700 antminers and such and dont want to drop $ on hardware not knowing what the hell I'm doing. I'd like to DM someone who can answer a few questions in laymens terms. Any volunteers? or at least links to help? specific for MacOS and KMD, VRSC, and/or ARRR mining?
Cryptoon14-Apr-19 07:19 PM
Best to ask in #talk-mining
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KMDlzrd14-Apr-19 10:09 PM
I‘ve got a problem here guys.
Sent funds from Agama to my Ledger, then Agama showed some Error regarding Electrum, the notification was gone too quick so i couldn‘t write it down. I went on to see if the funds arrived on my ledger, they didn‘t. Ledger says „Sync Error, A Re-Org may have occured“ Block Explorer shows that TX was confirmed though, can anyone help?
PTYX14-Apr-19 10:14 PM
@KMDlzrd look at the address on the kmdexplorer.io and see if the funds left your ledger address
I've had ledger show me an error but the tx still gone through
KMDlzrd14-Apr-19 10:16 PM
Funds arrived according to Block Explorer
They‘re still on the ledger address
I resolved it, clearing cache on my ledger helped & my wallet is synced again!
PTYX14-Apr-19 10:36 PM
Awsome
JD ez-mn.net16-Apr-19 06:55 AM
Binance Delists Bitcoin SV, Shows Market Influence As Price Crashe...
ŁATOSHI16-Apr-19 07:16 AM
Does any one have articles of komodo in chinese ?
JD ez-mn.net17-Apr-19 02:48 AM
Kraken Exchange Joins Binance, ShapeShift in Delisting Bitcoin SV ...
@Rob You probably have the missing coins in another address now
Rob19-Apr-19 09:00 AM
I see. How can I check which addresses have coins if I use a NanoS? In the ledger live app, after claiming, it only shows a lower received amount then sent. The claim consists of 2 transactions, should there be more?
zatJUM19-Apr-19 09:09 AM
Is your komodo app on ledger up to date?
It works fine for me (I have komodo 1.3.7 on my nanoS)
smk762 - dracocanis ominator19-Apr-19 09:54 AM
also gotta consider the dev fee (5% of reward https://github.com/atomiclabs/ledger-kmd-reward-claim#usage ) and txfee (generally 0.0001 KMD unless it is a very large tx) when claiming.
It's recommended to not process a claim unless you have less than 0.01 KMD in rewards pending
if that doesnt work, I will need the command your using the make the raw transaction
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Exile1321-Apr-19 08:43 AM
i think i found it
i was trying to add 25000 when the total size of the coin cupply isnt 10x that
as a rewrd
imindisbyee23-Apr-19 05:44 AM
Hey everyone I’m new here and just wanted to ask if kmd was private inherently?
I read on the update that z transactions was discontinued earlier this year
jl777c23-Apr-19 05:58 AM
KMD itself is transparent only, if you want privacy i recommend to use PIRATE
ch6ris24-Apr-19 11:53 AM
bogybogy24-Apr-19 12:55 PM
Hy to everyone
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Great jobs done by Komodo team and unfortunately we can only support the ideea and the project by using and learn about Blockchain and understand the fundamentals of this project, getting more knowledge you can't be tricked by all this scams projects,just few hours ago I read a article about IOST-IOST has become one of the Big 4 public chains alongside Ethereum, EOS and Tron. Since early April, the IOST network has started processing more transactions per day than Ethereum, which makes IOST the third largest network network among its peers,...
ch6ris24-Apr-19 01:03 PM
that's err great good for you.(edited)
bogybogy24-Apr-19 01:03 PM
Crazy days we got in this market
ch6ris24-Apr-19 01:04 PM
so crazy I know right "we" can only using and learn about blockchain.
CHMEX24-Apr-19 01:06 PM
bot bot how are you?
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bogybogy24-Apr-19 01:06 PM
Imagine people will pay loads of money and study years In universities about Blockchain and we have the opportunity to learn for free now
ch6ris24-Apr-19 01:07 PM
You are very wise
good thing there are only 21 billion IOST tokens and it's on the worlds greatest blockchain etherum. such wow.
I just read an article that says trumpcoin is set to over take bitcoin in transaction volume by early 2023
SHossain24-Apr-19 01:14 PM
WTB trumpcoin
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ch6ris24-Apr-19 01:14 PM
The whole market is tanking I sold everything tbh.
bogybogy24-Apr-19 01:31 PM
Wtf trumpcoin, lunatics
ch6ris24-Apr-19 01:33 PM
I don't think you understand my point/sarcasm there are articles out there about pretty much anything. I could say the same thing wtf IOST, lunatics.
Not saying it is. anyone can write an article or post or whatever. moon coin is the next big thing.
I'm getting out for a while. I would love to just hold a coin like I do cash i.e zcash or kmd in my wallet with no worries long term. but I can't because chances are it will decrease in value. There is no stability what so eve. It's a traders game. Always will be.
smk762 - dracocanis ominator24-Apr-19 01:39 PM
chances are chances. hodl timespan is everything.
bogybogy24-Apr-19 01:40 PM
I buy kmd for last 6 months daily instead to buy coffee
smk762 - dracocanis ominator24-Apr-19 01:41 PM
speculate and flip, roll the dice. dyor and patience == escape the hunger games(edited)
bogybogy24-Apr-19 01:41 PM
And keep buying until 10 dollars
ch6ris24-Apr-19 01:42 PM
then it's 1 dollar. what then. there is too much crap out there. no one knows the good technology compared to the copy paste jobs.


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Hi! I’m Jason Lengstorf.
- Senior dev / front-end architect
- Occasional designer
- Author & speaker
- Process and efficiency wonk
- Developer relations @ Gatsby
- @jlengstorf on Twitter, Github, etc.
An Incomplete
(and Heavily Biased)
History of the Internet
In the beginning, there was HTML
In some ways it was great:
- Can be hosted cheaply (or free, e.g. on Geocities)
- Supported almost everywhere on the web
- Few requests to display a page
- Typically small file size
In other ways it sucked:
- Lots of copy-pasta
- No such thing as DRY
- Terrible developer experience
Next came server-side rendering
In some ways it was great:
- Separation of concerns!
- Code reusability!
- Dynamic data manipulation!
In other ways it sucked:
- Servers are expensive
- Special hosting required
- Scaling is HARD
- Added complexity
Then we tried client-side rendering
In some ways it was great:
- Keeps most of the benefits of server-side rendering
- No special servers required
- Additional opportunities for interactive UIs
In other ways it sucked:
- Extra requests to load the library
- Interactions are tricky and error-prone
- Requires JavaScript to be enabled
We doubled down on client-side rendering
In some ways it was great:
- Can run full-on apps only in JavaScript
- Interactivity is incredibly approachable
- The community and ecosystem is extensive
- The developer experience is much better
In other ways it sucked:
- We’re sending TONS of JS to the browser
- We still need JavaScript to be enabled
- Pages are loading slooooooooooow
Where we are today
JS Frameworks are powerful
But they’re alsoexpensive
Slow Bloated JavaScript-dependent
53% of visits are abandoned if a mobile site takes longer than 3 seconds to load
Source:
Think With Google
To make JS-powered apps really fast, we should:
- Implement route-based code splitting
- Use HTTP/2 to serve assets
- Set up background prefetching
- Lazy load any non-critical assets
Push
Render
Pre-cache
Lazy-load
To make JS-powered apps really fast, we should:
- Implement route-based code splitting
- Use HTTP/2 to serve assets
- Set up background prefetching
- Lazy load any non-critical assets
- Add a Service Worker
- Eliminate all unused code
- Use server-side rendering to generate static files
That’s a lot of things.
Route-based code splitting:
- Creates smaller bundles for specific routes
- Creates shared bundles for common code
- Allows loading only what’s really needed
Code splitting with Webpack:
- Use
import()
to identify chunks
- in Webpack 4, use
optimization.splitChunks
- In Webpack 3 or earlier, use
CommonsChunkPlugin
Totally True Internet Fact
If you say “Webpack” 3 times, Sean Larkin will appear.
Serving assets with HTTP/2:
- Allows multiplexed downloads
- Provides push capabilities to minimize requests
Asset prefetching:
- Assumes which routes the user will load next
- Loads the assets for those routes in the background
- Makes loading the next route almost instantaneous
Lazy loading assets:
- Prevents images from blocking the initial load
- Only requests them once they’re in the viewport
“Won’t lazy loading make the page jump?”
Lazy loading with the blur-up technique
Source: medium.com
Lazy loading with traced SVG
Source: Gatsby.js
Service Workers:
- Cache critical assets when first installed
- Precache non-critical assets in the background
- Act as a proxy for all outgoing requests
- Skip server & provide cached assets if possible
This allows Progressive Web Apps to
load offline on subsequent visits
Eliminating unused code:
- Reduces the overall size of the codebase
- Helps avoid module bloat
Source: Reddit?
How to remove unused code:
- Use Terser (or Uglify.js) to remove dead code
- Enable tree-shaking with ES modules
- Analyze your bundle output
Serving only static assets:
- Removes the need for runtime server rendering
- Eliminates an extra HTTP round-trip
- Improves cacheability
😱 Server-side rendering?! 😱
☹
Loading 1MB of blocking JavaScript before anything can be displayed
😐
Showing a loading spinner while the framework initializes
😊
Server-side rendering so no JavaScript is required to initially display the page
“But static files won’t work for my app!”
Yes they will. Probably.
Beyond Static
Pre-rendered
PWAs
If all of this seems a little overwhelming I totally understand
We can get most of these performance improvements for free
Open source is awesome. 🎉💕
Gatsby.js does all of thisalready
What is Gatsby.js?
- Framework for building React apps
- Compiles to static files
- Add Service Worker + Web Manifest with plugins
- The developer experience is 👌
- Generated apps are unbelievably fast
🔥🔥🔥
Blazing fast apps need fine tuning
PWA Performance Checklist:
✅ Follow the PRPL Pattern
✅ Add a Service Worker
✅ Remove unused code
✅ Generate static files
Use Gatsby.js to automate perf best practices
(If you want your performance for free)
Pre-Rendered PWAs are the future
...and the future is fast


Blockchain
A Brief History of Blockchain
How Does Blockchain Work?
Why is Decentralization So Important?
There’s Always a Downside
Thanks For Watching


Create 2 functions that calculate properties of a circle, using the definitions here.
Create a function called calcCircumfrence
:
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Create a function called calcArea
:
- Pass the radius to the function.
- Calculate the area based on the radius, and output "The area is NN".


All apps need to have a package.json file to describe themselves with a few required fields. This is based on the CommonJS Packages format and NPM, with the additional data needed in the repository field.
{
"name": "myapp",
"version": "0.0.0",
"description": "This is my awesome app!",
"repository": {
"title": "My App"
}
}
The name
field is a short name or 'handle', required but not visible anywhere.
The version
is good to start with 0.0.0
and only increment the first two (x.x.0) if you want to track your own versions here, the last one (0.0.y) is auto-incremented every time an app is published.
Set description
to a sentence describing what the app does in the gallery or details page before someone installs it.
For repository.title
choose a short recognizable title (show in the list of apps after it's added).
The default screenshot used to describe the app is simply the screenshot.png
file included with it. The preferred size is 360x360, and it should represent what the app looks like in use (not an icon or cover).
To better describe what data an app needs in order to be useful, the uses field can express those requirements ahead of time:
{
"name": "myapp",
"version": "0.0.0",
"description": "This is my awesome app!",
"repository": {
"title": "My App",
"uses": {
"services": [ "twitter", "foursquare", "instagram" ],
"types": [ "places" ]
}
},
"author": "My Name <my@email>"
}
Add any helpful or required services to the repository.uses.services
array.
If any collections are used, add them to the repository.uses.rypes
array.
By default the author
is set to your github information when you publish, but you can override it here too.
Just ask! Check out the IRC for a quick answer or post to our forum or mailing list for anything bigger, thanks!


Report: Child neglect in group homes in Massachusetts rises
by EndPlayBOSTON (AP) - A new report says incidents of child neglect in group homes in Massachusetts have increased by 55% in the past year.
The report from the state's Child Advocate's office says that at least 184 children were neglected in group homes during the last fiscal year. More than 10% of the children were 11 years old or younger.
Child Advocate Maria Mossaides tells The Boston Globe that the term "neglect" applies to a wide range of cases including situations when children didn't receive necessary medical care.
Mossaides' office says five group homes had three or more reports of abuse or neglect. The office found that many of those homes had trouble with recruiting and retaining staff.
Mossaides' says that when the economy is better, there is a "high turnover."
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Information from: The Boston Globe, http://www.bostonglobe.com


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TOUGHRADIUS is a Radius server software developed based on Python, which implements the standard Radius protocol and supports the extension of Radius protocol.
TOUGHRADIUS can be understood as a Radius middleware, and it does not implement all of the business functions. But it’s easy to Easier to extended development.
TOUGHRADIUS is similar to FreeRADIUS, But it’s simpler to use, Easier to extended development.


- Couchdbkit version 0.6.0 released
New release for Couchdbkit.
It’s now based on latest restkit
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Full changelog is also
here
New release for Couchdbkit.
It’s now based on latest restkit
4.0x so make sure to upgrade it before upgrading. I
Full changelog is also
here
Just launched Couchdbkit site at couchdbkit.org.
All this website is static. For this purpose I wrote a script to generate doc and news from differents text files. The Lamson project used this idee for its own site, and I found it very usefull. I preferred to write mine script to allow use of jinja and some other changes (it will be possible for example to generate a cloud).
Just released Couchdbkit 0.1.7.
Next version will be 0.2 and will have some new features :
Quick fix release for Couchdbkit.
You can download latest release on Pypi or check download page for other ways.
New release for Couchdbkit.
You can download latest release on Pypi or check download page for other ways.
New release for Couchdbkit.
You can download latest release on Pypi or check download page for other ways.
New release for Couchdbkit.
You can download latest release on Pypi or check download page for other ways.
New release for Couchdbkit. This release fix a lot of oddities from previous version.
You can download latest release on Pypi or check download page for other ways.
New release for Couchdbkit. This release fix a lot of oddities from previous version.
You can download latest release on Pypi or check download page for other ways.
New release for Couchdbkit. This release fix a lot of oddities from previous version and prepare for next version.
You can download latest release on Pypi or check download page for other ways.
New release for Couchdbkit. More fixes and new `External` and _changes `Consumer`. The 0.4 branch is the last branch with suport for 0.9x / 0.10x versions of CouchDB. Next releases will support only 0.11/trunk and 1.0 versions and will support python3. The TODO has been updated.
You can download latest release on Pypi or check download page for other ways.
New release for Couchdbkit. More fixes
You can download latest release on Pypi or check download page for other ways.
New release for Couchdbkit. More fixes
You can download latest release on Pypi or check download page for other ways.
Since I worked more and more with git and github, I decided to move Couchdbkit and Restkit to it:
New release for Couchdbkit. CouchDBKit have been updated to support restkit 1.0.
You can download latest release on Pypi or check download page for other ways.
New release for Couchdbkit. More fixes
You can download latest release on Pypi or check download page for other ways.
New release for Couchdbkit.
New release for Couchdbkit. Lot of change in this release. It’s now based on latest restkit 2.3.0 so make sure to upgrade it before upgrading.
New release for Couchdbkit.
It’s now based on latest restkit 3.2.0 so make sure to upgrade it before
upgrading. I will try to resume main changes since 0.5.0. I’ve failed to
update this blog since, sorry for that.


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Livebar is an insanely easy-to-install (and free) banner for your church website, helping your members know where to go for weekend services in the age of the coronavirus.
Livebar is an insanely easy-to-install (and free) banner for your church website, helping your members know where to go for weekend services in the age of the coronavirus.
While there's great video platforms for sharing live and pre-recorded video, none of it matters if your church can't find where to go. Make it easy and clear for your visitors to know when and where to go.
Use whatever video platform makes the most sense. Link to your YouTube Channel, a Facebook Page, a Zoom room, a Vimeo page, another page on your own church website, or anywhere else.
Change the color, content, layout, and timing of Livebar to fit the look and feel of your own church. Experiment by changing the options above and watch how Livebar on this page responds immediately.
We built Livebar as a response to the COVID-19 pandemic as a way to help churches more quickly and easily communicate where they are gathering online. We'd love help adding onto it to serve churches even better! We've made the project open source so other developers can help build even more features.
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OIDC Client for .NET Desktop (WinForms, WPF and UWP) as well as Xamarin-based iOS and Android mobile applications.
📚 Documentation - 🚀 Getting Started - 💻 API Reference - 💬 Feedback
This library makes use of the IdentityModel/IdentityModel.OidcClient library and uses code from the IdentityModel/IdentityModel.OidcClient.Samples repository to achieve browser integration.
Documentation
- UWP Quickstart - our interactive guide for quickly adding login, logout and user information to a UWP application using Auth0.
- WPF/WinForms Quickstart - our interactive guide for quickly adding login, logout and user information to a WPF and WinForms application using Auth0.
- Xamarin Quickstart - our interactive guide for quickly adding login, logout and user information to a Xamarin application using Auth0.
- WPF Sample App - a WPF application integrated with Auth0.
- WinForms Sample App - a WinForms application integrated with Auth0.
- Xamarin Sample App - a Xamarin application integrated with Auth0.
- SDK docs - explore the documentation for this SDK.
- Auth0 docs - explore our docs site and learn more about
Getting started
Requirements
For a list of supported platforms, please refer to the relevant documentation from Microsoft:
Installation
The SDK is available on Nuget for different platforms:
Install-Package Auth0.OidcClient.UWP
Install-Package Auth0.OidcClient.WPF
Install-Package Auth0.OidcClient.WinForms
Install-Package Auth0.OidcClient.iOS
Install-Package Auth0.OidcClient.Android
Install-Package Auth0.OidcClient.AndroidX
Configure Auth0
Create a Native Application in the Auth0 Dashboard.
If you're using an existing application, verify that you have configured the following settings in your Native Application:
- Click on the "Settings" tab of your application's page.
- Ensure that "Token Endpoint Authentication Method" under "Application Properties" is set to "None"
- Scroll down and click on the "Show Advanced Settings" link.
- Under "Advanced Settings", click on the "OAuth" tab.
- Ensure that "JsonWebToken Signature Algorithm" is set to
RS256
and that "OIDC Conformant" is enabled.
Next, configure the following URLs for your application under the "Application URIs" section of the "Settings" page:
- Allowed Callback URLs
- Allowed Logout URLs
For the values for these URLs, please refer to the corresponding quickstart from our documentation.
Take note of the Client ID and Domain values under the "Basic Information" section. You'll need these values to configure the SDK.
Configure the SDK
All platforms share the same interface, so you can use the following code to instantiate the Auth0Client
:
using Auth0.OidcClient;
// ...
var auth0Client = new Auth0Client(new Auth0ClientOptions
{
Domain = "YOUR_AUTH0_DOMAIN",
ClientId = "YOUR_AUTH0_CLIENT_ID"
});
API reference
Read the full API reference to find out about the public API's this SDK exposes.
Feedback
Contributing
We appreciate feedback and contribution to this repo! Before you get started, please see the following:
- Auth0's general contribution guidelines
- Auth0's code of conduct guidelines
- This repo's contribution guide
Raise an issue
To provide feedback or report a bug, please raise an issue on our issue tracker.
Vulnerability Reporting
Please do not report security vulnerabilities on the public GitHub issue tracker. The Responsible Disclosure Program details the procedure for disclosing security issues.
Auth0 is an easy to implement, adaptable authentication and authorization platform. To learn more checkout Why Auth0?
This project is licensed under the Apache-2.0 license. See the LICENSE file for more info.


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An IP address, or simply an "IP," is a unique address that identifies a device on the Internet or a local network. It allows a system to be recognized by other systems connected via the Internet protocol. There are two primary types of IP address formats used today — IPv4 and IPv6.
An IPv4 address consist of four sets of numbers from 0 to 255, separated by three dots. For example, the IP address of TechTerms.com is <IP_ADDRESS>. This number is used to identify the TechTerms website on the Internet. When you visit http://techterms.com in your web browser, the DNS system automatically translates the domain name "techterms.com" to the IP address "<IP_ADDRESS>."
There are three classes of IPv4 address sets that can be registered through the InterNIC. The smallest is Class C, which consists of 256 IP addresses (e.g. 123.123.123.xxx — where xxx is 0 to 255). The next largest is Class B, which contains 65,536 IP addresses (e.g. 123.123.xxx.xxx). The largest block is Class A, which contains 16,777,216 IP addresses (e.g. 123.xxx.xxx.xxx).
The total number of IPv4 addresses ranges from <IP_ADDRESS> to <IP_ADDRESS>. Because 256 = 28, there are 28 x 4 or 4,294,967,296 possible IP addresses. While this may seem like a large number, it is no longer enough to cover all the devices connected to the Internet around the world. Therefore, many devices now use IPv6 addresses.
The IPv6 address format is much different than the IPv4 format. It contains eight sets of four hexadecimal digits and uses colons to separate each block. An example of an IPv6 address is: 2602:0445:0000:0000:a93e:5ca7:81e2:5f9d. There are 3.4 x 1038 or 340 undecillion) possible IPv6 addresses, meaning we shouldn't run out of IPv6 addresses anytime soon.


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PureBasic V2.82 (Windows) :
- Added: PeekF(), PokeF()
- Added: Math library: ACos(), ASin(), ATan(), Pow(), Log(), Log10(), Round(), Cos(), Sin(), Tan(), Abs(), Sqr(), Int()
- Added: SpriteOutput(): Allow to use the 2DDrawing command on any sprites !
- Added: #PB_WindowInvisible
- Fixed: compiler/b> bugs (a.l = Pow(), a = -16/variable)
- Fixed: a bug in OpenDatabaseRequester() which prevents database opening with some ODBC drivers (MySQL...)
- Fixed: FrontColour() bug which caused DX and whole system crashes..
- Fixed: SaveImage(). Always save in 24 bits instead of 32 bits
- Fixed: ListViewGadget() now use the exact height gadget, not a rounded one
- Fixed: SysTrayIconToolTip() no more crash if specified text is over 64 characters
- Fixed: ListIconGadget(): Don't destroy the icons after FreeGadget()
- Fixed: ChangeListIconGadgetDiplay(): Refreshed automatically
- Fixed: Window background color under Windows XP
- Changed: StrF(Number) to StrF(Number, Precision)


Since 2001, IFC is a data model structure that makes it possible to hold and exchange relevant data between different software applications
It builds upon a robust set of standards for product data exchange developied by the international standards organisation and has a long history ensuring stability and success with software vendors.


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THIS YEAR'S LOVE A film review by Steve Rhodes Copyright 2000 Steve Rhodes RATING (0 TO ****): ** 1/2
So many characters, so little time. In writer/director David Kane's THIS YEAR'S LOVE, Danny (Douglas Henshall) dumps his wife of 35 minutes, Hannah (Catherine McCormack, the star of DANGEROUS BEAUTY), after it comes to his attention that she has recently slept with his Best Man.
This event sets off a chain reaction which causes them and many other characters to play a game of musical beds, not surprising in a movie in which shallowness rules. Obviously incompatible characters form quickie relationships based mainly on coincidence and convenience.
Besides Danny and Hannah, the other human couplers include: Sophie (Jennifer Ehle from WILDE), a 30-year-old single mom with a penchant for abusive partners, Cameron (Dougray Scott), a bad painter who washes his hair every few months, Liam (Ian Hart), a wimpy comic book dealer, and Marey (Kathy Burke), an airport janitor and band singer.
Marey, as the anti-model, is the least likely character of all. Plump and completely unattractive, she can't understand why handsome men would rather date her than the gorgeous women to which they are accustomed. Neither will you. One character claims it is because of her sense of humor, but the script gives her little funny to do or say.
Kane falls back on the usual assortment of romantic comedy clichés. Drunken women pass out or throw up at the most inopportune moments.
Although the performances are pleasant enough, the problem with the film is that we've seen it all many times before. THIS YEAR'S LOVE can best be thought of as a dumbed down FOUR WEDDINGS AND A FUNERAL.
THIS YEAR'S LOVE runs 1:48. It is not yet rated but will undoubtedly be an R for sex, drug usage and language. The film would be acceptable for older teenagers.
The film will be playing as part of the San Francisco International Film Festival (http://www.sfiff.org), which runs April 20 to May 4, 2000. It does not currently have a United States release date.
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Contributing¶
We welcome contributions to Ceres, whether they are new features, bug fixes or tests. The Ceres mailing list is the best place for all development related discussions. Please consider joining it. If you have ideas on how you would like to contribute to Ceres, it is a good idea to let us know on the mailing list before you start development. We may have suggestions that will save effort when trying to merge your work into the main branch. If you are looking for ideas, please let us know about your interest and skills and we will be happy to make a suggestion or three.
We follow Google’s C++ Style Guide and use git for version control. We use the Gerrit to collaborate and review changes to Ceres. Gerrit enables pre-commit reviews so that Ceres can maintain a linear history with clean, reviewed commits, and no merges.
We now describe how to set up your development environment and submit a change list for review via Gerrit.
 You will also need to sign the Contributor License Agreement (CLA) with Google, which gives Google a royalty-free unlimited license to use your contributions. You retain copyright.
Clone the Ceres Solver
git
repository from Gerrit.git clone https://ceres-solver.googlesource.com/ceres-solver
Build Ceres, following the instructions in Installation.
On Mac and Linux, the
CMake
build will download and enable the Gerrit pre-commit hook automatically. This pre-submit hook creates Change-Id: … lines in your commits.If this does not work OR you are on Windows, execute the following in the root directory of the local
git
repository:curl -o .git/hooks/commit-msg https://ceres-solver-review.googlesource.com/tools/hooks/commit-msg chmod +x .git/hooks/commit-msg
Configure your Gerrit password with a
.gitcookies
which allows pushing to Gerrit without having to enter a very long random password every time:- Sign into http://ceres-solver-review.googlesource.com.
- Click
Settings -> HTTP Password -> Obtain Password
. - (maybe) Select an account for multi-login. This should be the same as your Gerrit login.
- Click
Allow access
when the page requests access to yourgit
repositories. - Follow the instructions from Gerrit to create a
.gitcookies
file on your system, either in$HOME/.gitcookies
(Mac and Linux) or%USERPROFILE%\.gitcookies
(Windows). Note that for Windows, please get a recent Git for Windows install to enable automatic lookup in the%USERPROFILE%\.gitcookies
.
Submitting a change¶
Make your changes against master or whatever branch you like. Commit your changes as one patch. When you commit, the Gerrit hook will add a Change-Id: line as the last line of the commit.
Make sure that your commit message is formatted in the 50/72 style.
Push your changes to the Ceres Gerrit instance:
git push origin HEAD:refs/for/master
When the push succeeds, the console will display a URL showing the address of the review. Go to the URL and add at least one of the maintainers (Sameer Agarwal, Keir Mierle, Alex Stewart or William Rucklidge) as reviewers.
Wait for a review.
Once review comments come in, address them. Please reply to each comment in Gerrit, which makes the re-review process easier. After modifying the code in your
git
instance, don’t make a new commit.  You will have a chance to edit the commit message as well. Push the new commit to Gerrit as before.
Gerrit will use the
Change-Id:
to match the previous commit with the new one. The review interface retains your original patch, but also shows the new patch.Publish your responses to the comments, and wait for a new round of reviews.


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class: center, middle # 8. Release Engineering --- # Release Engineering - **Concisely** Building and delivering software. - **Understanding** Source code management, compilers, build configuration languages, automated build tools, package managers, and installers. - **Knowledge** Development, configuration management, test integration, system administration, and customer support. - **Work** With software engineers (SWEs) in product development and SREs to define all the steps required to release software. --- # The Role of a Release Engineer Define best practices for using tools in order to make sure projects are released using consistent and repeatable methodologies. --- # Philosophy - **Self-Service Model:** Release engineering develop best practices and tools that allow product development teams to control and run their own release processes. - **High Velocity** - Hourly builds and then select the version to actually deploy - “Push on Green” release model - **Hermetic Builds** - Consistency and repeatability - Insensitive to the libraries and other software installed on the build machine - **Enforcement of Policies and Procedures** Determine who can perform specific operations when releasing a project. --- # Continuous Build and Deployment - **Building** - Define build targets and specify the dependencies - Automatically build(Blaze) - **Branching** Branch from the mainline at a specific revision and never merge changes from the branch back into the mainline. - **Testing** - Unit tests the code in the mainline when a change is submitted - The same test targets that gate the project release - **Packaging** - Midas Package Manager - Guarantees a package can be uniquely referenced --- # Continuous Build and Deployment - **Rapid** ![rapid.png](rapid.png) --- # Continuous Build and Deployment - **Deployment** - Sisyphus, Rapid creates a rollout in a long-running Sisyphus job - **Development or pre-production environments:** build hourly and push releases automatically when all tests pass - **Large user-facing services:** tarting in one cluster and expand exponentially - **Sensitive pieces of infrastructure:** extend the rollout over several days, interleaving them across instances in different geographic regions --- # Configuration Management - Use the mainline for configuration - Include configuration files and binaries in the same package - Package configuration files into “configuration packages.” - Read configuration files from an external store --- # Conclusions - Take the effort to define their release processes - Start Release Engineering at the Beginning --- class: center, middle # 9. Simplicity --- # Simplicity "Perfection is finally attained not when there is no longer more to add, but when there is no longer anything to take away." - Antoine de Saint Exupery --- # System Stability Versus Agility - Balanced mix of stability and agility - As little impact on developer agility as possible - Reliable processes tend to actually increase developer agility --- # The Virtue of Boring - Predictably - Essential complexity and accidental complexity - Minimizing accidental complexity --- # I Won’t Give Up My Code! - Hundreds of lines of commented code create distractions and confusion - Code that is never executed, gated by a flag that is always disabled, is a metaphorical time bomb - All code has an essential purpose --- # The “Negative Lines of Code” Metric - Software bloat - Every line of code changed or added to a project creates the potential for introducing new defects and bugs --- # Minimal APIs - The fewer methods and arguments we provide, the easier that API will be to understand - Less is more --- # Modularity - Loose coupling - A well-designed distributed system consists of collaborators, each of which has a clear and well-scoped purpose --- # Release Simplicity - Easier to measure and understand the impact of a single change - Taking small steps at a time --- # Conclusion - Software simplicity is a prerequisite to reliability - Simplify each step of a given task - Keeping the environment uncluttered


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class Keys
Class hosting special keys as Unicode characters to be sent to SSH.
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Returns unicode character from given
Int
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Swift
static func unicode(dec: Int) -> String
Parameters
dec
Decimal number from wich return unicode character.
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ESC Key.
Declaration
Swift
static let esc = unicode(dec: 27)
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Delete Key.
Declaration
Swift
static let delete = unicode(dec: 127)
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F1
Declaration
Swift
static let f1 = esc+"OP"
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F2
Declaration
Swift
static let f2 = esc+"OQ"
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F3
Declaration
Swift
static let f3 = esc+"OR"
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F4
Declaration
Swift
static let f4 = esc+"OS"
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F5
Declaration
Swift
static let f5 = esc+"[15~"
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F6
Declaration
Swift
static let f6 = esc+"[17~"
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F7
Declaration
Swift
static let f7 = esc+"[18~"
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F8
Declaration
Swift
static let f8 = esc+"[19~"
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F9
Declaration
Swift
static let f9 = esc+"[20~"
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F10
Declaration
Swift
static let f10 = esc+"[21~"
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F11
Declaration
Swift
static let f11 = esc+"[23~"
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F12
Declaration
Swift
static let f12 = esc+"[24~"
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^@
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlAt = unicode(dec: 0)
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^A
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlA = unicode(dec: 1)
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^B
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlB = unicode(dec: 2)
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^C
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlC = unicode(dec: 3)
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^D
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlD = unicode(dec: 4)
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^E
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlE = unicode(dec: 5)
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^F
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlF = unicode(dec: 6)
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^G
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlG = unicode(dec: 7)
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^H
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlH = unicode(dec: 8)
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^I
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlI = unicode(dec: 9)
-
^J
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlJ = unicode(dec: 10)
-
^K
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlK = unicode(dec: 11)
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^L
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlL = unicode(dec: 12)
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^M
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlM = unicode(dec: 13)
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^N
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlN = unicode(dec: 14)
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^O
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlO = unicode(dec: 15)
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^P
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlP = unicode(dec: 16)
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^Q
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlQ = unicode(dec: 17)
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^R
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlR = unicode(dec: 18)
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^S
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlS = unicode(dec: 19)
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^T
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlT = unicode(dec: 20)
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^U
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlU = unicode(dec: 21)
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^V
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlV = unicode(dec: 22)
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^W
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlW = unicode(dec: 23)
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^X
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlX = unicode(dec: 24)
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^Y
Declaration
Swift
static let ctrlY = unicode(dec: 25)
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| void | setEnabled (bool a_enabled) |
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| bool | getEnabled () const |
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| void | setQualityHigh () |
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| void | setQualityVeryHigh () |
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| virtual void | render (cRenderOptions &a_options) |
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| bool | updateMap (cWorld *a_world, const cVector3d &a_lightPos, const cVector3d &a_lightLookat, const cVector3d &a_lightUp, const double a_lightFieldViewAngle, const double a_distanceNear, const double a_distanceFar, const double a_mirrorH, const double a_mirrorV) |
| | This method updates the shadow map. (Do not call this code directly.) More...
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| void | setup (cCamera *a_camera=NULL, const unsigned int a_width=0, const unsigned int a_height=0, const bool a_enableImageBuffer=true, const bool a_enableDepthBuffer=true) |
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| void | renderView (const cEyeMode a_eyeMode=C_STEREO_LEFT_EYE) |
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| void | copyImageBuffer (cImagePtr a_image) |
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| void | copyDepthBuffer (cImagePtr a_image) |
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| void | setCamera (cCamera *a_camera) |
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| cCamera * | getCamera () |
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| unsigned int | getWidth () const |
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| unsigned int | getHeight () const |
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| void | setSize (const unsigned int a_width, const unsigned int a_height) |
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| bool | renderInitialize () |
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| bool | renderFinalize () |
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This class implements a shadow map texture for spot lights (cSpotLight).


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Loew already with eye on Euro 2020 against Northern Ireland
Germany coach Joachim Loew will use their final Euro 2020 qualifier against Northern Ireland on Tuesday to try out various game plans with an eye on next year's tournament as the team have already qualified.
BERLIN: Germany coach Joachim Loew will use their final Euro 2020 qualifier against Northern Ireland on Tuesday to try out various game plans with an eye on next year's tournament as the team have already qualified.
The Germans, who beat Belarus 4-0 on Saturday to book their ticket for Euro 2020, will secure top spot in the group with a win.
Loew, however, looks more interested in giving some players more time on the pitch with an eye on the next six months of preparation for the tournament.
"It will certainly be the case where I will make one or two changes," Loew told reporters on Monday when asked whether the group win or the chance to test some young players was important on Tuesday.
"To give some players the chance to play. I still want to see some players, give them the trust and the space they may need. Next year we have two matches in March. We can use it (the game) to try things out."
"We want to be top, ahead of the Dutch but we can also win a lot of things from this game," Loew added.
The Germans suffered a shock group-stage exit at last year’s World Cup and were relegated in the inaugural Nations League, promoting a major overhaul of the team.
They have bounced back to qualify for Euro 2020 with just one loss and six wins from seven qualifiers so far.
Loew, however, has had to deal with a long list of absences in the past months and said his team had already made the year a success.
"A big compliment to the team because qualifying for a tournament is always above everything else and this young team with young players at the start of their process did it well.
"We have the chance to qualify as group winner. I am satisfied in a difficult year. We started overhauling the team and then more than 10 players are injured. So we had changes to the changes and did it very well."
(Reporting by Karolos Grohmann; Editing by Christian Radnedge)


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Overview
jVectorMap is a vector-based, cross-browser and cross-platform component for interactive geography-related data visualization on the web. It provides numerious features like smooth zooming and panning, fully-customizable styling, markers, labels and tooltips.
Usage
Include the following lines of code in the
section of your HTML:

Create element with attributes:
// Basic markup

Finally call the plugin via JavaScript:
// World map
$('.map-world').vectorMap({
map: 'world_mill_en',
backgroundColor: 'transparent',
regionStyle: {
initial: {
fill: '#93D389'
}
}
});
Plugin options
| Option | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
map |
String | Name of the map in the format territory_proj_lang where territory is a unique code or name of the territory which the map represents (ISO 3166 standard is used where possible), proj is a name of projection used to generate representation of the map on the plane (projections are named according to the conventions of proj4 utility) and lang is a code of the language, used for the names of regions |
backgroundColor |
String | Background color of the map in CSS format |
zoomOnScroll |
Boolean | When set to true map could be zoomed using mouse scroll. Default value is true |
zoomOnScrollSpeed |
Boolean | Mouse scroll speed. Number from 1 to 10 . Default value is 3 |
panOnDrag |
Boolean | When set to true , the map pans when being dragged. Default value is true |
zoomMax |
Number | Indicates the maximum zoom ratio which could be reached zooming the map. Default value is 8 |
zoomMin |
Number | Indicates the minimum zoom ratio which could be reached zooming the map. Default value is 1 |
zoomStep |
Number | Indicates the multiplier used to zoom map with +/- buttons. Default value is 1.6 |
zoomAnimate |
Boolean | Indicates whether or not to animate changing of map zoom with zoom buttons |
regionsSelectable |
Boolean | When set to true regions of the map could be selected. Default value is false |
regionsSelectableOne |
Boolean | Allow only one region to be selected at the moment. Default value is false |
markersSelectable |
Boolean | When set to true markers on the map could be selected. Default value is false |
markersSelectableOne |
Boolean | Allow only one marker to be selected at the moment. Default value is false |
regionStyle |
Object | Set the styles for the map's regions. Each region or marker has four states: initial (default state), hover (when the mouse cursor is over the region or marker), selected (when region or marker is selected), selectedHover (when the mouse cursor is over the region or marker and it's selected simultaneously) |
regionLabelStyle |
Object | Set the styles for the regions' labels. Each region or marker has four states: initial (default state), hover (when the mouse cursor is over the region or marker), selected (when region or marker is selected), selectedHover (when the mouse cursor is over the region or marker and it's selected simultaneously) |
markerStyle |
Object | Set the styles for the map's markers. Any parameter suitable for regionStyle could be used as well as numeric parameter r to set the marker's radius |
markerLabelStyle |
Object | Set the styles for the markers' labels |
markers |
Object | Array | Set of markers to add to the map during initialization. In case of array is provided, codes of markers will be set as string representations of array indexes. Each marker is represented by latLng (array of two numeric values), name (string which will be show on marker's tip) and any marker styles |
series |
Object | Object with two keys: markers and regions . Each of which is an array of series configs to be applied to the respective map elements |
focusOn |
Object | String | This parameter sets the initial position and scale of the map viewport |
labels |
Object | Defines parameters for rendering static labels. Object could contain two keys: regions and markers . Each key value defines configuration object with the following possible options: render (function) and offsets (Object | Function) |
selectedRegions |
Array | Object | String | Set initially selected regions |
selectedMarkers |
Array | Object | String | Set initially selected markers |
onRegionTipShow |
Function | (Event e, Object tip, String code). Will be called right before the region tip is going to be shown |
onRegionOver |
Function | (Event e, String code). Will be called on region mouse over event |
onRegionOut |
Function | (Event e, String code). Will be called on region mouse out event |
onRegionClick |
Function | (Event e, String code). Will be called on region click event. |
onRegionSelected |
Function | (Event e, String code, Boolean isSelected, Array selectedRegions). Will be called when region is (de)selected. isSelected parameter of the callback indicates whether region is selected or not. selectedRegions contains codes of all currently selected regions |
onMarkerTipShow |
Function | (Event e, Object tip, String code). Will be called right before the marker tip is going to be shown |
onMarkerOver |
Function | (Event e, String code). Will be called on marker mouse over event |
onMarkerOut |
Function | (Event e, String code). Will be called on marker mouse out event |
onMarkerClick |
Function | (Event e, String code). Will be called on marker click event |
onMarkerSelected |
Function | (Event e, String code, Boolean isSelected, Array selectedMarkers). Will be called when marker is (de)selected. isSelected parameter of the callback indicates whether marker is selected or not. selectedMarkers contains codes of all currently selected markers |
onViewportChange |
Function | (Event e, Number scale). Triggered when the map's viewport is changed (map was panned or zoomed) |
Plugin info
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| File name | jvectormap.min.js |
| Location | assets/js/plugins/maps/jvectormap/ |
| Updates | 0 |
| Links | Github project page |
Overview
D3.js is a JavaScript library for manipulating documents based on data. D3 helps you bring data to life using HTML, SVG, and CSS. D3’s emphasis on web standards gives you the full capabilities of modern browsers without tying yourself to a proprietary framework, combining powerful visualization components and a data-driven approach to DOM manipulation.
Introduction
D3 allows you to bind arbitrary data to a Document Object Model (DOM), and then apply data-driven transformations to the document. For example, you can use D3 to generate an HTML table from an array of numbers. Or, use the same data to create an interactive SVG bar chart with smooth transitions and interaction.
D3 is not a monolithic framework that seeks to provide every conceivable feature. Instead, D3 solves the crux of the problem: efficient manipulation of documents based on data. This avoids proprietary representation and affords extraordinary flexibility, exposing the full capabilities of web standards such as HTML, SVG, and CSS. With minimal overhead, D3 is extremely fast, supporting large datasets and dynamic behaviors for interaction and animation. D3’s functional style allows code reuse through a diverse collection of components and plugins.
Usage
Include the following lines of code in the
section of your HTML:

Add element with attributes:

Basically there's nothing to call in JS. You just need to create a chart using D3.js API and attach to the DOM element.
Selections
Modifying documents using the W3C DOM API is tedious: the method names are verbose, and the imperative approach requires manual iteration and bookkeeping of temporary state. For example, to change the text color of paragraph elements:
// Selection example
var paragraphs = document.getElementsByTagName("p");
for (var i = 0; i < paragraphs.length; i++) {
var paragraph = paragraphs.item(i);
paragraph.style.setProperty("color", "white", null);
}
D3 employs a declarative approach, operating on arbitrary sets of nodes called selections. For example, you can rewrite the above loop as:
// Selection example
d3.selectAll("p").style("color", "white");
Yet, you can still manipulate individual nodes as needed:
// Selection example
d3.select("body").style("background-color", "black");
Selectors are defined by the W3C Selectors API and supported natively by modern browsers. Backwards-compatibility for older browsers can be provided by Sizzle. The above examples select nodes by tag name ("p"
and "body"
, respectively). Elements may be selected using a variety of predicates, including containment, attribute values, class and ID.
D3 provides numerous methods for mutating nodes: setting attributes or styles; registering event listeners; adding, removing or sorting nodes; and changing HTML or text content. These suffice for the vast majority of needs. Direct access to the underlying DOM is also possible, as each D3 selection is simply an array of nodes.
Dynamic properties
Readers familiar with other DOM frameworks such as jQuery or Prototype should immediately recognize similarities with D3. Yet styles
, attributes
, and other properties can be specified as functions
of data in D3, not just simple constants. Despite their apparent simplicity, these functions can be surprisingly powerful; the d3.geo.path
function, for example, projects geographic coordinates into SVG path data. D3 provides many built-in reusable functions and function factories, such as graphical primitives for area, line and pie charts.
For example, to randomly color paragraphs:
// Selection example
d3.selectAll("p").style("color", function() {
return "hsl(" + Math.random() * 360 + ",100%,50%)";
});
D3 employs a declarative approach, operating on arbitrary sets of nodes called selections. For example, you can rewrite the above loop as:
// Selection example
d3.selectAll("p").style("color", "white");
To alternate shades of gray for even and odd nodes:
// Selection example
d3.selectAll("p").style("color", function(d, i) {
return i % 2 ? "#fff" : "#eee";
});
Computed properties often refer to bound data. Data is specified as an array of values, and each value is passed as the first argument (d) to selection functions. With the default join-by-index, the first element in the data array is passed to the first node in the selection, the second element to the second node, and so on. For example, if you bind an array of numbers to paragraph elements, you can use these numbers to compute dynamic font sizes:
// Selection example
d3.selectAll("p")
.data([4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42])
.style("font-size", function(d) { return d + "px"; });
Once the data has been bound to the document, you can omit the data operator; D3 will retrieve the previously-bound data. This allows you to recompute properties without rebinding.
Enter and Exit
Using D3’s enter
and exit
selections, you can create new nodes for incoming data and remove outgoing nodes that are no longer needed.
When data is bound to a selection, each element in the data array is paired with the corresponding node in the selection. If there are fewer nodes than data, the extra data elements form the enter selection, which you can instantiate by appending to the enter selection. For example:
// Enter and exit
d3.select("body").selectAll("p")
.data([4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42])
.enter().append("p")
.text(function(d) { return "I’m number " + d + "!"; });
Updating nodes are the default selection—the result of the data operator. Thus, if you forget about the enter and exit selections, you will automatically select only the elements for which there exists corresponding data. A common pattern is to break the initial selection into three parts: the updating nodes to modify, the entering nodes to add, and the exiting nodes to remove.
// Update…
var p = d3.select("body").selectAll("p")
.data([4, 8, 15, 16, 23, 42])
.text(String);
// Enter…
p.enter().append("p")
.text(String);
// Exit…
p.exit().remove();
By handling these three cases separately, you specify precisely which operations run on which nodes. This improves performance and offers greater control over transitions. For example, with a bar chart you might initialize entering bars using the old scale, and then transition entering bars to the new scale along with the updating and exiting bars.
D3 lets you transform documents based on data; this includes both creating and destroying elements. D3 allows you to change an existing document in response to user interaction, animation over time, or even asynchronous notification from a third-party. A hybrid approach is even possible, where the document is initially rendered on the server, and updated on the client via D3.
Handling transitions
D3’s focus on transformation extends naturally to animated transitions. Transitions gradually interpolate styles and attributes over time. Tweening can be controlled via easing functions such as “elastic”
, “cubic-in-out”
and “linear”
. D3’s interpolators support both primitives, such as numbers and numbers embedded within strings (font sizes, path data, etc.), and compound values. You can even extend D3’s interpolator registry to support complex properties and data structures.
For example, to fade the background of the page to black:
// Transition example
d3.select("body").transition()
.style("background-color", "black");
Or, to resize circles in a symbol map with a staggered delay:
// Transition example
d3.selectAll("circle").transition()
.duration(750)
.delay(function(d, i) { return i * 10; })
.attr("r", function(d) { return Math.sqrt(d * scale); });
By modifying only the attributes that actually change, D3 reduces overhead and allows greater graphical complexity at high frame rates. D3 also allows sequencing of complex transitions via events. And, you can still use CSS3 transitions; D3 does not replace the browser’s toolbox, but exposes it in a way that is easier to use.
Complete D3.js documentation
All D3.js features and API are completely explained in online library documentation. Also you'll find a full API documentation on Github project page. Also check out gallery with examples. Please use these links for a full documentation. Below you'll find additional links related to D3.js library
Plugin info
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| File name | d3.min.js, d3_tooltip.js, venn.js |
| Location | assets/js/plugins/visualization/d3/ |
| Updates | 0 |
| Links | Github project page |
Overview
C3.js is a D3-based reusable chart library that enables deeper integration of charts into web applications. C3 makes it easy to generate D3-based charts by wrapping the code required to construct the entire chart. We don't need to write D3 code any more. C3 provides a variety of APIs and callbacks to access the state of the chart. By using them, you can update the chart even after it's rendered.
Usage
Include the following lines of code in the
section of your HTML:

Add element with attributes:

Generate chart
C3 generates a chart by calling generate()
with the argument object, and an element including the chart will insert into the element specified as a selector in that argument as bindto
. Prepare the element to bind the chart and call generate()
with arguments:
// Generate chart
var chart = c3.generate({
bindto: '#c3-line-chart',
data: {
columns: [
['data1', 30, 200, 100, 400, 150, 250],
['data2', 50, 20, 10, 40, 15, 25]
]
}
});
Complete C3.js documentation
All C3.js features and API are completely explained in online library documentation and Getting started section. Also you'll find a forums on Google Group pages. Also check out examples explained. Please use these links for a full documentation. Below you'll find additional links related to C3.js library
Plugin info
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| File name | c3.min.js |
| Location | assets/js/plugins/visualization/c3/ |
| Updates | 0 |
| Links | Github project page |
Overview
Dimple is an object-oriented API allowing you to create flexible axis-based charts using d3.js. The intention of this project is to allow analysts who are not necessarily expert JavaScript programmers to create standard (and some not-so-standard) business analytics. The API will also expose the core d3 objects where possible so that as users gain confidence they can extend the base functionality in whatever way they wish.
Usage
Include the following lines of code in the
section of your HTML:

Add element with attributes:

That's it, you're ready to get creative! If you don't know where to start, why not create a blank text document, drop the following in and save it as an html.
// Create chart
var svg = dimple.newSvg("#dimple-chart", 800, 600);
var data = [
{ "Word":"Hello", "Awesomeness":2000 },
{ "Word":"World", "Awesomeness":3000 }
];
// Add elements
var chart = new dimple.chart(svg, data);
chart.addCategoryAxis("x", "Word");
chart.addMeasureAxis("y", "Awesomeness");
chart.addSeries(null, dimple.plot.bar);
// Finally draw the chart
chart.draw();
Complete dimple.js documentation
All dimple.js features and API are completely explained in online library documentation. Also check out examples with description. Please use these links for a full documentation. Below you'll find additional links related to C3.js library
Plugin info
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| File name | dimple.min.js |
| Location | assets/js/plugins/visualization/dimple/ |
| Updates | 0 |
| Links | Github project page |
Overview
ECharts (Enterprise Charts), written in pure JavaScript and based on ZRender (a whole new lightweight canvas library), is a comprehensive charting library offering an easy way of adding intuitive, interactive, and highly customizable charts to your commercial products. It works with all your web and mobile applications, including IE6/7/8/9/10/11, Chrome, Firefox, Safari and Opera. With original features like Drag-Recalculate, Data View and Scale Roaming, ECharts lets you mine and integrate data in ways you didn't think possible.
ECharts currently supports 12 chart types, including line (area), column (bar), scatter (bubble), pie (doughnut), radar (filled radar), candlestick, chord, gauge, funnel, map, eventRiver and force-directed chart. Each and every chart is equipped with 7 interactive components: title, tooltip, legend, scale, data area, timeline, and toolbox. Many of these components and charts can be combined in one chart.
Usage
Include the following lines of code in the
section of your HTML:

Add element with attributes:

Basically there's nothing to call in JS. You just need to create a chart using echarts.js API and attach to the DOM element.
Complete ECharts library documentation
All ECharts library features and API are completely explained in online library documentation. Also check out examples with description or template pages. Also on official website you can find features with images and descriptions. Please use these links for a full documentation. Below you'll find additional links related to echarts.js library.
By default, Limitless template includes a default theme called limitless.js
, located in echarts/theme/
folder. You can use it as a base if you need to adjust theme elements and styles to your needs, all default styling options are located in this file.
Plugin info
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| File name | echarts.js |
| Location | assets/js/plugins/visualization/echarts/ |
| Updates | 0 |
| Links | Github project page |
Overview
Google Charts provides a perfect way to visualize data on your website. From simple line charts to complex hierarchical tree maps, the chart gallery provides a large number of ready-to-use chart types. The most common way to use Google Charts is with simple JavaScript that you embed in your web page.  Then, later in the web page, you create a

with that id to display the Google Chart.
Usage
Include the following lines of code in the
section of your HTML:

Add element with attributes:

Add element with attributes:
// Load the Visualization API and the piechart package.
google.load('visualization', '1.0', {'packages':['corechart']});
// Set a callback to run when the Google Visualization API is loaded.
google.setOnLoadCallback(drawChart);
// Callback that creates and populates a data table,
// instantiates the pie chart, passes in the data and
// draws it.
function drawChart() {
// Create the data table.
var data = new google.visualization.DataTable();
data.addColumn('string', 'Topping');
data.addColumn('number', 'Slices');
data.addRows([
['Mushrooms', 3],
['Onions', 1],
['Olives', 1],
['Zucchini', 1],
['Pepperoni', 2]
]);
// Set chart options
var options = {'title':'How Much Pizza I Ate Last Night',
'width':400,
'height':300};
// Instantiate and draw our chart, passing in some options.
var chart = new google.visualization.PieChart(document.getElementById('google_pie_chart'));
chart.draw(data, options);
}
Complete Google Charts documentation
Google Charts library has a very detailed online documentation. It includes all possible chart types with examples and a complete list of options for each chart type. Also you can find there a full API reference. Also Google Charts library has a great Google Groups community where you can ask questions and browse already resolved issues. Please use these links for a full documentation. Below you'll find additional links related to Google Charts library.
Plugin info
| Property | Description |
|---|---|
| Updates | 0 |
| Links | Github issue tracker |


Mathematica Policy Research, founded in 1968, still retains some of (close to) its first employees. It has grown from a staff of approximately 10 - 20 employees in the mid-70s to over 1000 in the recent decades. The graph below shows there is a large range in year of employment, with some employees celebrating over 40 years of employments and others just beginning their careers with MPR. Although the graph doesn't show overall growth as these are just start dates of existing employees, rather than overall tenures, it still appears to follow economic patterns, with decreases following recession years in 2002 and 2009.
The concentration of start dates in the later half of the graph also help to explain a frequently observed trend in the humans of MPR: babies!