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Our own version of a wizard taken from the Wizards Vaadin add-on, that uses a
global "state" object (and is thus capable of producing an "output") and is
capable of refreshing the newly activated steps, if set to do so (steps may
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Interface common for all "state" objects of our own wizards.
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A special wizard spin-off to look better in dialogs.
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Our own version of a wizard taken from the Wizards Vaadin add-on, that uses a
global "state" object (and is thus capable of producing an "output") and is
capable of refreshing the newly activated steps, if set to do so (steps may
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Interface common for all "state" objects of our own wizards.
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| WizardWithDynamicSteps
Unlike
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one allows for each step to construct the next step dynamically. |
| WizardWithOutput
Our own version of a wizard taken from the Wizards Vaadin add-on, that uses a
global "state" object (and is thus capable of producing an "output") and is
capable of refreshing the newly activated steps, if set to do so (steps may
then be a result of previous steps, for example).
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Interface common for all "state" objects of our own wizards.
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| WizardWithDynamicSteps
Unlike
WizardWithOutput which requires statically defined steps, this
one allows for each step to construct the next step dynamically. |
| WizardWithOutput
Our own version of a wizard taken from the Wizards Vaadin add-on, that uses a
global "state" object (and is thus capable of producing an "output") and is
capable of refreshing the newly activated steps, if set to do so (steps may
then be a result of previous steps, for example).
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Interface common for all "state" objects of our own wizards.
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Unlike
WizardWithOutput which requires statically defined steps, this
one allows for each step to construct the next step dynamically. |
| WizardWithOutput
Our own version of a wizard taken from the Wizards Vaadin add-on, that uses a
global "state" object (and is thus capable of producing an "output") and is
capable of refreshing the newly activated steps, if set to do so (steps may
then be a result of previous steps, for example).
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Our own version of a wizard taken from the Wizards Vaadin add-on, that uses a
global "state" object (and is thus capable of producing an "output") and is
capable of refreshing the newly activated steps, if set to do so (steps may
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Interface common for all "state" objects of our own wizards.
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Our own version of a wizard taken from the Wizards Vaadin add-on, that uses a
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capable of refreshing the newly activated steps, if set to do so (steps may
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A special wizard spin-off to look better in dialogs.
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Interface common for all "state" objects of our own wizards.
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Our own version of a wizard taken from the Wizards Vaadin add-on, that uses a
global "state" object (and is thus capable of producing an "output") and is
capable of refreshing the newly activated steps, if set to do so (steps may
then be a result of previous steps, for example).
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Interface common for all "state" objects of our own wizards.
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Unlike
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one allows for each step to construct the next step dynamically. |
| WizardWithOutput
Our own version of a wizard taken from the Wizards Vaadin add-on, that uses a
global "state" object (and is thus capable of producing an "output") and is
capable of refreshing the newly activated steps, if set to do so (steps may
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Susan Granger's review of "Simon Birch" (Hollywood Pictures)
From the day he was born, Simon Birch was different. No bigger than a baby bird, doctors predicted he would never last the night. But he did. Then they said he would never last a week. But he did.  His story is related by a narrator, Simon's best friend as a child, now grown-up. We only see him twice - at the beginning and at the end - but it's this character, played with incredibly sensitivity by Jim Carrey (who curiously gets no screen credit) that bookends the narrative. Veteran screenwriter and now first-time director Mark Steven Johnson has created a cinematic fable, suggested by John Irving's "A Prayer for Owen Meany." Since the story begins in a graveyard in Gravestown, Maine, by the tombstone of "Simon Birch," we know that the pivotal character died at the age of 12, so the only dramatic tension revolves around when, where, and how this tragedy occurred. The problem with the structure of the film is that it's so obviously melodramatic and manipulative. In the title role, Ian Michael Smith, who is afflicted with a rare enzyme disorder, Morquio Syndrome, compensates for his "vertical challenge" with a truly magical display of talent. And Joseph Mazzello delivers a truly remarkable performance as Simon's best friend (the young Jim Carrey) whose single mother, played by Ashley Judd, refuses to reveal the name of his father, thus providing the curious boys with an ongoing mystery. Oliver Platt and David Straithairn provide stalwart support. On the Granger Movie Gauge of 1 to 10, "Simon Birch" is a charming, poignant 7. It's a wonderful, heartwarming story.
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Match Play. Double Match Point. How should Red play 32?
There are two completely different approaches to this problem. You can play to escape both checkers or play to prime White’s rear checker before sorting out the rear checker.
A very difficult decision, particularly over the board. On an initial valuation XG much prefers 23/21, 23/20 but on rollout that play is tied with 13/11, 6/3. Note that 13/10, 7/5 is not aggressive enough. The prime must be built and built quickly.
There are two completely different approaches to this problem. You can play to escape both checkers or play to prime White’s rear checker before sorting out the rear checker.
A very difficult decision, particularly over the board. On an initial valuation XG much prefers 23/21, 23/20 but on rollout that play is tied with 13/11, 6/3. Note that 13/10, 7/5 is not aggressive enough. The prime must be built and built quickly.
1. Cubeful 2-ply 23/21 23/20 Eq.: +0.357 0.678 0.158 0.008 - 0.322 0.124 0.005 2. Cubeful 2-ply 13/11 6/3 Eq.: +0.356 (-0.000) 0.678 0.160 0.005 - 0.322 0.087 0.005 3. Cubeful 2-ply 7/5 6/3 Eq.: +0.331 (-0.026) 0.665 0.154 0.005 - 0.335 0.090 0.005 4. Cubeful 2-ply 23/20 13/11 Eq.: +0.291 (-0.066) 0.645 0.163 0.010 - 0.355 0.140 0.006 5. Cubeful 2-ply 13/11 7/4 Eq.: +0.277 (-0.079) 0.639 0.142 0.005 - 0.361 0.087 0.004


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The parameters p and q are estimated with the aid of a randomized Sierpinski Carpet which is built on a [p-p-p-q]-model. Thereby, for three times a simulation with a p-value and once with a q-value is assumed. Hence, these parameters are estimated and displayed. Moreover, functions for simulating random Sierpinski-Carpets with constant and variable probabilities are included.
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| Depends: | R (≥ 2.2.0) |
| Published: | 2017-09-12 |
| Author: | Philipp Hermann, Jozef Kiselak, Milan Stehlik |
| Maintainer: | Philipp Hermann <philipp.hermann at jku.at> |
| BugReports: | https://github.com/PhHermann/FractalParameterEstimation |
| License: | GPL-2 | GPL-3 [expanded from: GPL (≥ 2)] |
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STAND-UP MEETING
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The daily stand-up meeting (also known as a "daily scrum", a "daily huddle", "morning roll-call", etc.) is simple to describe: The whole team meets every day for a quick status update. We stand up to keep the meeting short. That's it. But this short definition does not really tell you the subtle details that distinguish an effective stand-up from a waste of time. So how can you tell? For experienced practitioners, when things go wrong with the stand-up, they will instinctively know what to adjust to fix the situation. For novices, when things go wrong, it is much less likely that they'll figure out what to do... and it’s much more likely that, given no assistance, they will simply abandon the practice altogether. This would be unfortunate since well-run stand-ups add significant value to teams. In order to address this, it is important to make explicit the benefits and consequences of common practices for daily stand-ups. These patterns of daily stand-up meetings can help less experienced practitioners as well as remind more experienced practitioners of the reasons behind their intuition.


Tottenham sack manager Mauricio Pochettino after five years in charge
Tottenham have sacked manager Mauricio Pochettino after five years in charge of the Premier League club.
Spurs have made a disappointing start to the current campaign and are 14th in the Premier League.
BBC Sports Editor Dan Roan believes Jose Mourinho is a strong contender to replace the 47-year-old.
“We were extremely reluctant to make this change. It is not a decision the board has taken lightly, nor in haste,” said Spurs chairman Daniel Levy.
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“Regrettably domestic results at the end of last season and beginning of this season have been extremely disappointing.
“It falls on the board to make the difficult decisions – this one made more so given the many memorable moments we have had with Mauricio and his coaching staff – but we do so in the club’s best interests.”
Pochettino was appointed in May 2014 and led the club to the Champions League final last season, where they lost to Liverpool in Madrid.
The Argentine’s assistant Jesus Perez, and coaches Miguel d’Agostino and Antoni Jimenez have also left the club.
Tottenham said in a statement that they would provide an update on new coaching staff “in due course”.
Former Southampton boss Pochettino guided Tottenham to the League Cup final in his first full season while two third-placed finishes sandwiched a runners-up spot in the Premier League in 2017.
As well as leading Spurs to a runners-up finish in last season’s Champions League he also took them to fourth in the league.
He also had to contend with playing home games at Wembley for 18 months while the club’s new ground was built and his impressive results despite this led to links with Real Madrid and Manchester United.
However, Spurs have failed to build on the promise of recent seasons this term. As well as their disappointing league form, they were knocked out of the League Cup by League Two side Colchester and hammered 7-2 at home by Bayern Munich in the Champions League.
“Mauricio and his coaching staff will always be part of our history,” added Levy.
“I have the utmost admiration for the manner in which he dealt with the difficult times away from a home ground whilst we built the new stadium and for the warmth and positivity he brought to us. I should like to thank him and his coaching staff for all they have contributed. They will always be welcome here.
“We have a talented squad. We need to re-energise and look to deliver a positive season for our supporters.”
Pochettino at Spurs – highs and lows
- Pochettino was named Tottenham boss on 28 May, 2014 after taking Southampton to their best-ever finish in the Premier League.
- After a fifth-place finish in his first season at the club, he led them to third in 2015-16 – their highest final position in the Premier League.
- He became the first opposition manager to beat Pep Guardiola in England when Tottenham beat Manchester City 2-0 in October 2016.
- Spurs continued to progress, finishing second and third respectively in the next two seasons.
- Led Tottenham to the last 16 of the Champions League in 2017-18 and was rewarded with a five-year contract in May 2018.
- Lost FA Cup semi-final to Manchester United in April 2018 – Tottenham’s eighth successive defeat at that stage of the competition.
- However, Spurs reached the Champions League final for the first time the following season after a memorable comeback against Ajax.
- Lost 7-2 to Bayern Munich in the group stage of this season’s Champions League.
- Departed Spurs on 19 November 2019 after just three Premier League wins this season. BBC


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This bookmarklet adds a preview functionality to the Commodore Scene Database CSDB. Often your don't remember the name but what a release looked like and I found this makes it easier. It also shows the three newest reviews and allows to filter the release table by type and year.
Simply drag the following link to your browser bookmarks bar:
Here you can see the bookmarklet in action. On any page with releases on CSDB you can click the bookmarklet and a preview window appears. You can drag the window wherever you want. Moving your mouse over any of the links now displays the image connected to the releases.
All code by Chris Heilmann. You can take a look at the source and contribute on Github.


A blog about DevOps, clouds, architecture, and everything else...
Clojure on Cloud Foundry
I was inspired by Brian McClain’s post on bringing Haskell to Cloud Foundry using Cloud Foundry v2 buildpacks, so I decided to go on a buildpack journey of my own. Since Clojure is the language I most enjoying “toying around with,” I thought I’d try to deploy a simple Clojure web application using the Heroku Clojure Buildpack.
To reiterate some of the coolness around buildpacks, they are what allows a PaaS like Cloud Foundry or Heroku to support various runtimes without first building that support into the core platform. If your favorite language or framework runtime isn’t available, there’s absolutely nothing stopping you from providing your own buildpack to support it. Stuff can get crazy – McClain has even hinted at bringing FORTRAN support to Cloud Foundry.
I decided for my experiment to build a VERY basic “Hello World” style application using Ring, which is “a Clojure web applications library inspired by Python’s WSGI and Ruby’s Rack.” The easiest way to get started building Ring applications is to utilize the popular Clojure build tool Leiningen.
First I started by creating a new project:
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$ lein new hello-cf
$ cd hello-cf
The next task was to add the Ring dependencies to my project.clj file:
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(defproject hello-cf"0.1.0-SNAPSHOT":min-lein-version"2.0.0":description"Hello Clojure on Cloud Foundry!":license{:name"Eclipse Public License":url"http://www.eclipse.org/legal/epl-v10.html"}:dependencies[[org.clojure/clojure"1.4.0"][ring/ring-core"1.1.8"][ring/ring-jetty-adapter"1.1.8"]])
Then it was time to create the Ring application itself, by editing src/hello_cf/core.clj:
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(ns hello-cf.core(:use[ring.adapter.jetty:only[run-jetty]]))(defn handler[request]{:status200:headers{"Content-Type""text/html"}:body"Hello Cloud Foundry from heroku-buildpack-clojure!"})(defn -main[port](run-jettyhandler{:port(Integer.port)}))
Let’s break this down a bit. The handler function will handle any HTTP request that hits our application, and will return an “OK” response containing a pleasant message indicating that we’ve succeeded. That’s really about it. Our application is complete. We can test it out by running the following:
Hitting http://localhost:8080 in the browser confirms that we’re well on our way. Now it’s time to trying pushing the application to Cloud Foundry. As Brian stated in his blog, one of the stellar aspects of Cloud Foundry buildpacks is that they are approximately the same as Heroku buildpacks. Practically, this means that one should be able to utilize a Heroku buildpack on Cloud Foundry with minimal or no modifications. Let’s put that theory to the test, shall we? Before we do, let’s create a Procfile quickly to let the buildpack know what we want to run:
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web: lein with-profile production trampoline run -m hello-cf.core $PORT
cf push hello-cf --buildpack=git://github.com/heroku/heroku-buildpack-clojure.git
Using manifest file manifest.yml
Creating hello-cf... OK
1: hello-cf
2: none
Subdomain> hello-cf
1: mstine.cf-app.com
2: none
Domain> mstine.cf-app.com
Binding hello-cf.mstine.cf-app.com to hello-cf... OK
Uploading hello-cf... OK
Starting hello-cf... OK
-----> Downloaded app package (12K)Initialized empty Git repository in /tmp/buildpacks/heroku-buildpack-clojure.git/.git/
Installing heroku-buildpack-clojure.git.
-----> Installing OpenJDK 1.6...done
-----> Installing Leiningen
Downloading: leiningen-2.1.2-standalone.jar
Writing: lein script
-----> Building with Leiningen
Running: lein with-profile production compile :all
Retrieving lein-standalone-repl/lein-standalone-repl/0.1.5/lein-standalone-repl-0.1.5.pom from clojars
Retrieving lein-standalone-repl/lein-standalone-repl/0.1.5/lein-standalone-repl-0.1.5.jar from clojars
Performing task 'compile' with profile(s): 'production' Retrieving org/clojure/clojure/1.4.0/clojure-1.4.0.pom from
...
Compiling hello-cf.core
-----> Uploading staged droplet (66M)-----> Uploaded droplet
Checking hello-cf...
Staging in progress...
Staging in progress...
Staging in progress...
Staging in progress...
Staging in progress...
Staging in progress...
Staging in progress...
0/1 instances: 1 starting
0/1 instances: 1 down
0/1 instances: 1 starting
0/1 instances: 1 flapping
Application failed to start.
Drat. Let’s take a quick look at the logs to see what may be awry:
12
Reading logs/stderr.log... OK
/home/vcap/app/.lein/bin/lein: line 42: java: command not found
Ah-hah! Looks like the existing buildpack is making some assumptions about the structure of our application that no longer hold true on Cloud Foundry. So, I followed in Brian’s footsteps and forked away.  Let’s give it another try:
Score another win for Cloud Foundry’s buildpack support. I’m now toying with the idea of doing something of a world tour of LISP on Cloud Foundry. My next candidate may be Scheme.


Hello, my Name is Ross Carhart and I enjoy coding in my spare time as a way to pursue my passion for technology. I have been doing Udemy Classes and following the fullstack track on Treehouse. Currently, I work in food manufacturing as a Business Analyst. Be sure to check out my Tableau Public page for some of my vizzes. Until I buy a domain the form at the bottom is just an example of php but does not work on the github website
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IIC’s ‘Digital Physician Assistant’ web portal (or integrated web service) offers provider organizations a single point of entry (single sign on) to check patient eligibility and benefits (EDI 270), and send referrals and prior authorizations (PA) via EDI 278 to all payers within the provider’s network. IIC’s software agnostic all-in-one solution fully complies with the EDI 278 real-time standard for PA. IIC’s value proposition is focused exclusively on the elimination of clerical work to manually complete and fax forms, or require follow up phone calls. Submitting PAs and sending electronic documents offers the same user workflow experience for all PA payer requests. Prior to submission, all PAs are reconciled against payer-specific policy guidelines to ensure compliance and reduce the possibility of denials.
Outpatient procedures, inpatient admits, stay extensions, DME, tests, labs, drugs, etc. are approved or denied based on the payer policy guidelines (medical necessity and/or appropriate use criteria).
Problem: Each payer (thousands) has their own policy guidelines per procedure (thousands) which can change every 45-60 days. The lack of automation and real-time responses causes delays in approvals, higher rates of denials, requires administrative and clinical staff (FTE’s), and delays patient treatment and outcomes. Requests are based on proprietary and non-standard workflows, which differ payer to payer. Providers know from first-hand experience the pain and frustration of 30-60 minute wait times on hold when calling the payer’s call center for questions or follow up PA status.
IIC’s provider-friendly workflow is designed to be intuitive and efficient. Pre-populated selection fields provide users the most efficient way to submit requests to payers in the shortest amount of time, with the fewest possible clicks.


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Anang_2018 |
Recent Advances Towards the Development of a Potent Antiviral Against the Hepatitis E Virus |
Anang, Saumya; Kaushik, Nidhi; Surjit, Milan |
2018 |
2018-06-28 |
NONCOMM |
N |
PMC6160310 |
30271744.0 |
10.14218/jcth.2018.00005 |
hkxlq3os |
0.993324 |
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Hsu_S_2013 |
New Insights in Recurrent HCV Infection after Liver Transplantation |
Hsu, Shih-Hsien; Yeh, Ming-Lun; Wang, Shen-Nien |
2013 |
2013-04-23 |
COMM-USE |
N |
PMC3655463 |
23710205.0 |
10.1155/2013/890517 |
0hbeso65 |
0.990945 |
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Vali_2008 |
| 3 |
Lhomme_2014 |
Influence of Polyproline Region and Macro Domain Genetic Heterogeneity on HEV Persistence in Immunocompromised Patients |
Lhomme, Sebastien; Garrouste, Cyril; Kamar, Nassim; Saune, Karine; Abravanel, Florence; Mansuy, Jean-Michel; Dubois, Martine; Rostaing, Lionel; Izopet, Jacques |
2014 |
2014-01-15 |
PMC |
N |
PMC7107305 |
23964111.0 |
10.1093/infdis/jit438 |
xdpb3ukt |
0.979223 |
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Murkey_2017 |
Hepatitis E Virus–Associated Meningoencephalitis in a Lung Transplant Recipient Diagnosed by Clinical Metagenomic Sequencing |
Murkey, Jamie A.; Chew, Kara W.; Carlson, Margrit; Shannon, Chelsea L.; Sirohi, Deepika; Sample, Hannah A.; Wilson, Michael R.; Vespa, Paul; Humphries, Romney M.; Miller, Steve; Klausner, Jeffrey D.; Chiu, Charles Y. |
2017 |
2017-06-13 |
NONCOMM |
N |
PMC5508774 |
28721353.0 |
10.1093/ofid/ofx121 |
no58ucyq |
0.941133 |
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Barth_2008 |
Mouse models for the study of HCV infection and virus–host interactions |
Barth, Heidi; Robinet, Eric; Liang, T. Jake; Baumert, Thomas F. |
2008 |
2008-07-31 |
PMC |
N |
PMC2529177 |
18457898.0 |
10.1016/j.jhep.2008.03.012 |
wzc4f6m2 |
0.927688 |
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Flyak_2020 |
An ultralong CDRH2 in HCV neutralizing antibody demonstrates structural plasticity of antibodies against E2 glycoprotein |
Flyak, Andrew I; Ruiz, Stormy E; Salas, Jordan; Rho, Semi; Bailey, Justin R; Bjorkman, Pamela J |
2020 |
2020-03-03 |
COMM-USE |
N |
PMC7064334 |
32125272.0 |
10.7554/elife.53169 |
ye3k61vt |
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Use the stride function to step over values between two limits or boundaries. The stride functions can also be used to build arrays with a certain range of numbers.
// Step from start to end and exclude end value
for s in stride(from: 0, to: 10, by: 2) {
print("s is \(s)")
}
// s is 0
// s is 2
// s is 4
// s is 6
// s is 8
// Step from start to end and include end value
for t in stride(from: 0, through: 10, by: 2) {
print("t is \(t)")
}
// t is 0
// t is 2
// t is 4
// t is 6
// t is 8
// t is 10
// Create an array from a stride sequence
let w = Array(stride(from: 0, to: 10, by: 2))
print("w is \(w)")
// w is [0, 2, 4, 6, 8]
let y = Array(stride(from: 0, through: 10, by: 2))
print("y is \(y)")
// y is [0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10]
// Create an array with specified number of steps using values from another array
let a = [3.4, 5, 2, 8.14, 10, 12]
let min = a.min() ?? 0.0
let max = a.max() ?? 1.0
let nSteps = 4.0
let step = (max - min) / nSteps
let z = Array(stride(from: min, through: max, by: step))
print("z is \(z)")
// z is [2.0, 4.5, 7.0, 9.5, 12.0]
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Built by Gavin Wiggins


MR. JONES A film review by James Berardinelli Copyright 1993 James Berardinelli
MR. JONES
Rating (Linear 0 to 10): 4.4
Date Released: 10/8/93 Running Length: 1:54 Rated: R (Mature themes, language)
Starring: Richard Gere, Lena Olin, Delroy Lindo, Tom Irwin, Anne Bancroft Director: Mike Figgis Producers: Alan Greisman and Debra Greenfield Screenplay: Eric Roth and Michael Cristofer Music: Maurice Jarre Released by TriStar Pictures
Motion pictures about mental illness can take many different forms.  Unfortunately MR. JONES, the latest in a long line of these movies, falls decisively in the final category. The plot actually might have been kind of sweet if it wasn't so completely unbelievable.
Mr. Jones (Richard Gere) is, in his own words, a man with a "grandiose" personality - a child in a grown-up's body. However, by the definition of his psychiatrist (Lena Olin as Dr. Libbie Bowen), he's a "bipolar manic depressive", which means that his mood swings tilt wildly from exuberance to dejection. Unfortunately for Mr. Jones, Libbie is right, and he soon finds himself in a mental hospital fighting to cope with his problem so that he doesn't throw himself off a rooftop in a futile attempt to fly. During the course of his treatment, however, an amazing thing happens: Libbie and Mr. Jones fall in love, save each other's lives, and sleep together - and she never finds out his first name.
It's never difficult to be cynical about run-of-the-mill love stories - most of them lend themselves easily to flippant remarks - but MR. JONES is so littered with implausibilities that it's a classic example of something awaiting a skewering. Nevertheless, I'll start out with a few kind words: this picture isn't boring and it succeeded in retaining my attention for the unnecessarily-long running time of one-hundred fourteen minutes. Those who swoon at the mere mention of a weepy romance will probably enjoy this no matter what I say, as will fans of Richard Gere.
One of the primary rules of psychiatry is not to get involved with the patient. So why is it that in movies, this rule is so often broken? It happens again here, and for no good reason (other than that the story would have no place to go without this development). Libbie has plenty of opportunities to keep things from going too far, but she doesn't act until it's too late. Some people have no concern for ethics or propriety.
While there's something admittedly compelling about the character of Mr. Jones, very little about the man makes any sense, and the argument that he has a mental disorder is not a valid excuse for this inconsistent characterization. He's Hollywood's cliche-riddled vision of the manic depressive, and he's stuck wandering around in a story that consistently veers towards the preposterous. The central element of the movie, the love story, is something that never should have happened. As a result, its presence creates a dissonance that permeates the film.
In far too many movies (such as PRETTY WOMAN and FINAL ANALYSIS), Richard Gere has marched through his roles zombie-like, with hardly a change in expression and little attempt at passion. In MR. JONES, he goes to the other extreme, overacting is a way that is actually enjoyable to watch. Sure, this isn't a great performance, but Gere is undeniably charming when he emotes this much.
Lena Olin, who was so playfully sensual in THE UNBEARABLE LIGHTNESS OF BEING, seems to have caught the stoic bug from Gere. Frankly, she's incredibly dull, and it becomes a chore trying to sympathize with her character. It's difficult to accept that even Mr. Jones' white-hot flame could melt through Libbie's icy exterior. Added to that is the doctor's Swedish accent which occasionally renders a line or two incomprehensible (including a crucial plea to Mr. Jones in the middle of a rain storm).
Anne Bancroft has little more screen time than Libbie's cat, and probably doesn't turn in as impressive a performance. What she's doing in this movie is something of a mystery. Also turning up are Bill Pullman and Sheryl Lee (the infamous Laura Palmer from TV's Twin Peaks), neither of whose names appear in the final credits. The only actor in this production who can legitimately be proud of his work is Delroy Lindo (as Jones' friend Howard), but he's not on screen nearly enough.
I often have problems with movies that go for the too-easy, fairy tale ending. MR. JONES has all the subtlety of a Greek tragedy, and the screenwriters should have treated the concluding scenes appropriately. What do we get, however? I won't explicitly reveal what happens, but suffice it to say that this is a Richard Gere executive-produced Hollywood concoction. That just about says all that needs to be said.
It has always seemed insensitive to use mental illness as a form of comic relief, and that's exactly what MR. JONES does on several occasions. To the film's credit, it tries to balance its presentation of the hospital's residents, but there's something that still smacks of exploitation. After all, when you get to the core of the matter, Mr. Jones' manic depressive problems are nothing more than a plot device to complicate the romance between the two main characters.
See MR. JONES at your own risk.  Those who could do without that sort of melodrama would do better looking elsewhere. There's not much of substance in MR. JONES. Worse movies can be found in abundance, but this one's a little too empty for my taste.
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 Why you trying to push a scam?
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> This is very common
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> ohh god. . yeah, I;m a total scammer
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> I should change my name to "total scammer"
[dscrdeql] <CowboyCrypto- Founder> Not saying you’re scamming anyone but it sounds suspicious as hell
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> You've been here a while, not saying you are scamming
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> you just said it
[dscrdeql] <x2maano> good morning
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> just dont solicit this kind of stuff please
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> I didn't drop any links
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> I know Just don't try please.
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> These kinds of schemes are rampant and we dont want anything like that in here please.
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> it's not a friggin scheme
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> jeeebus man
[dscrdeql] <CowboyCrypto- Founder> What is it then
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> scroll up
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> making free bitcoin and have an android phone??
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> and you must be a US resident
[dscrdeql] <NWhiskeyTango> Google free android bitcoin. Problem Solved lol
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> That can damage your phone from overheating and you dont make anything worthwhile.
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> damage from what? you're not mining
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> many apps that claim to mine bitcoin are trojans or malware.
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> I am speaking english right?
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> there is no "mining"
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> You were going to recommend an app?
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> again. . it's not mining
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> for the 3rd time
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> a faucet app of some sort. Why would you bring it up? There are so many ways people get scammed.
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> nope, wrong again
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> Ok, no one wants to take you up on what ever you are offering lol. case closed
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> speak for yourself. . and when or if I ever drop a link, feel free to bann me
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> I dont ban right off the bat, I warn before,
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> right . as if I would ever put up some garbage into a coin group I am invested in. . let alone some BS "scam" "mining app" . . though I've tried them all, and this is the only one that is legit
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> I hope you can see my point of view of protecting community, this stuff happens all the time and people get scammed or brick their phone or just something bad happens. regardless of what ever bad thing happens or not, please adhere to rule #2 in #rules
[dscrdeql] <MySoulisNotForSale> since I didn't drop any links in this channel. . I have adhered to rule # 2
[dscrdeql] <Jellysmash> @x2maano morning
[dscrdeql] <Jellysmash> It's another beautiful day
[dscrdeql] <NWhiskeyTango> :EQLI:
[dscrdeql] <AndronicusBass-Founder> Good job


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Schools Minister announces review into assessment of pupils with lower attainment.
The executive headteacher of a leading special needs school will oversee a new review into how to assess accurately pupils with lower attainment, Schools Minister Nick Gibb announced today (13 July 2015).
It is estimated that there are more than 50,000 pupils whose ability falls below the standard required to take national curriculum tests. The review will consider how best to assess the attainment and progress of this group of pupils so that parents know how their children are doing and schools can be given appropriate credit for the work they do to support their pupils.
Diane Rochford, Executive Headteacher of the John F. Kennedy School in east London, will work with a group of experts with backgrounds in assessment and working with SEND and disadvantaged children. They will consult widely with heads and teachers to find a solution for a comprehensive statutory assessment for these pupils.
Schools Minister Nick Gibb said:
Parents of pupils of all abilities have the right to know how their children are progressing at school. My concern is that too many pupils have been at risk of falling into a gap created by a lack of comprehensive assessment for pupils with lower levels of attainment.
This review will help establish accurate information which they can use to hold their school to account. Crucially, it will also give credit to hard-working teachers who rightly have high expectations for all their pupils.
I am extremely pleased the review will be led by Diane Rochford who is a well-respected expert in this field.
Diane Rochford said:
This review provides a welcome opportunity to ensure pupils of all abilities are included in new arrangements for statutory assessment and benefit from assessment without levels.
Parents of pupils who, for a wide range of reasons, make attainment and progress at a slower rate, including those with special educational needs, deserve to have accurate information about how their children are doing at school.
An appropriate means of statutory assessment will also ensure that heads and teachers are recognised for the work they do with this important group of learners.
Pupils who do not sit national curriculum tests include many with special educational needs or disabilities ( SEND ) or from disadvantaged backgrounds.
The review will publish a final report by December 2015. Further information on the membership of the group and its terms of reference will be published on GOV.UK by September.
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with the controls necessary to continually assess and evaluate
donor suitability, to determine the releaseability of units
collected and to manage unit distribution. DMS supports
interfaces with testing laboratories and fractionation plants.
The operational areas include:
Donor Recruitment and Registration
Donor Screening and Suitability
Plasma Sample Collection and Testing
Plasma Unit Collection and Releaseability
Plasma Unit Packing and Shipping
Center Quality Assurance
Corporate Donor Deferral Registry
Center Financials and Donor Payments
DMS functions to handle the collection of specialty plasma, such
as the high titer plasma for Anti-D, Tetanus and Rabies. This
application also generates detailed bar coded bleed labels,
provides an ATM or check writer interface and captures and
stores on-line donor photographs.
A 510(k) regulatory submission was filed with the USFDA in July
of 1999 with clearance achieved on September 10, 1999.
Fifth Dimension Information Systems Inc. was the first Canadian
company to receive a 510(k) clearance for a software medical
device.
provides accurate and secure cash dispensation and control for
plasma collection centers. Not only does CaPS reduce staff
workload, it provides management and staff with vastly increased
security.
CaPS calculates donation payment amounts and generates a
personalized code for donors to be paid at an on-site ATM. The
cash for the ATM is loaded by local, armed security and
virtually eliminates the need for any center staff to handle or
dispense cash. CaPS reduces the risk of cash loss through:
· robbery,
· payment error,
· internal theft and
· misappropriation.
All payment transactions are tracked within the application, and
reported through comprehensive donor payment financial reports
CaPS is now available as an integrated component within 5Ds
Donor Management System (DMS).
application provides control over the inventory, ordering,
return and transfer of plasma from Centers to the Fractionator.
Collected plasma units are packed into cartons and shipped to a
Consignee, for warehousing, and consolidation. LOGIC, provides
the Fractionator, with advanced knowledge of the plasma
collected and shipped by the Center. This allows for the design
of specialized containerized shipments to the Fractionator on an
as required basis.
The manufacture of fractionated products can be determined and
scheduled by the Fractionator far in advance of the plasma
arrival at the plant. All shipments are authorized and tracked
through digital signatures
LOGIC allows for the recording of post donation information
investigations, along with electronic notification of customers
on specific product lot recalls or withdrawals.
commercial plasma industry as a central repository for all
temporarily and permanently deferred plasma donors. Maintenance
of the registry is the responsibility of the Plasma Protein
Therapeutics Association (PPTA), which is the international
authority for the source plasma collection industry.
In June 1999 Fifth Dimension Information Systems Inc. won a
competitive proposal to develop and support the NDDR for the
commercial plasma industry in the United States. This project
is strategic to 5D. Each US plasma collection center (450+
locations) and testing lab will be connected to 5D software and
a Data Center in Edmonton upon implementation of the system.
The NDDR will provide plasma collection centers and testing labs
with a choice of using Interactive Voice Technology, Internet On-
Line access (fully encrypted), and an application interface to
DMS plasma tracking systems.
A 510(k) Abbreviated regulatory submission was filed with the
USFDA in May of 2001with NDDR achieving clearance on August 30,
2001.
Database administration, hardware configuration and support for
the complete system will be handled from the data center in
Edmonton
Health Authorities (Edmonton, Red Deer, Regina and Saskatoon)
signed an agreement to support and enhance functionality to a
hospital based application that handles:
· Patient Admission, Discharge, &Transfer
· Order Management, Clinical Management, and Enterprise
Scheduling
· Community Services System
IHCare consists of the following modules:
Advanced Patient Management System (APMS) module provides a
synoptic view of patient information through a Master Patient
Index as its central registry.
Registration/Census Management manages the registration and pre-
registration of multiple visit types with a suitable workflow
for each type.
Order Management System (OMS) module is a communications and
results reporting system for automating and streamlining the
order entry process. This module not only makes it easy to find
items to order, it helps you avoid duplication.
The Community Services System (CSS) is the home care module for
IHCare, designed to help manage the process of providing home
care service to clients either by external or internal service
providers. It allows for creation of service plans and allows
web based access to external service providers to update those
service plans.
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with the controls necessary to continually assess and evaluate
donor suitability, to determine the releaseability of units
collected and to manage unit distribution. DMS supports
interfaces with testing laboratories and fractionation plants.
The operational areas include:
Donor Recruitment and Registration
Donor Screening and Suitability
Plasma Sample Collection and Testing
Plasma Unit Collection and Releaseability
Plasma Unit Packing and Shipping
Center Quality Assurance
Corporate Donor Deferral Registry
Center Financials and Donor Payments
DMS functions to handle the collection of specialty plasma, such
as the high titer plasma for Anti-D, Tetanus and Rabies. This
application also generates detailed bar coded bleed labels,
provides an ATM or check writer interface and captures and
stores on-line donor photographs.
A 510(k) regulatory submission was filed with the USFDA in July
of 1999 with clearance achieved on September 10, 1999.
Fifth Dimension Information Systems Inc. was the first Canadian
company to receive a 510(k) clearance for a software medical
device.
provides accurate and secure cash dispensation and control for
plasma collection centers. Not only does CaPS reduce staff
workload, it provides management and staff with vastly increased
security.
CaPS calculates donation payment amounts and generates a
personalized code for donors to be paid at an on-site ATM. The
cash for the ATM is loaded by local, armed security and
virtually eliminates the need for any center staff to handle or
dispense cash. CaPS reduces the risk of cash loss through:
· robbery,
· payment error,
· internal theft and
· misappropriation.
All payment transactions are tracked within the application, and
reported through comprehensive donor payment financial reports
CaPS is now available as an integrated component within 5Ds
Donor Management System (DMS).
application provides control over the inventory, ordering,
return and transfer of plasma from Centers to the Fractionator.
Collected plasma units are packed into cartons and shipped to a
Consignee, for warehousing, and consolidation. LOGIC, provides
the Fractionator, with advanced knowledge of the plasma
collected and shipped by the Center. This allows for the design
of specialized containerized shipments to the Fractionator on an
as required basis.
The manufacture of fractionated products can be determined and
scheduled by the Fractionator far in advance of the plasma
arrival at the plant. All shipments are authorized and tracked
through digital signatures
LOGIC allows for the recording of post donation information
investigations, along with electronic notification of customers
on specific product lot recalls or withdrawals.
commercial plasma industry as a central repository for all
temporarily and permanently deferred plasma donors. Maintenance
of the registry is the responsibility of the Plasma Protein
Therapeutics Association (PPTA), which is the international
authority for the source plasma collection industry.
In June 1999 Fifth Dimension Information Systems Inc. won a
competitive proposal to develop and support the NDDR for the
commercial plasma industry in the United States. This project
is strategic to 5D. Each US plasma collection center (450+
locations) and testing lab will be connected to 5D software and
a Data Center in Edmonton upon implementation of the system.
The NDDR will provide plasma collection centers and testing labs
with a choice of using Interactive Voice Technology, Internet On-
Line access (fully encrypted), and an application interface to
DMS plasma tracking systems.
A 510(k) Abbreviated regulatory submission was filed with the
USFDA in May of 2001with NDDR achieving clearance on August 30,
2001.
Database administration, hardware configuration and support for
the complete system will be handled from the data center in
Edmonton
Health Authorities (Edmonton, Red Deer, Regina and Saskatoon)
signed an agreement to support and enhance functionality to a
hospital based application that handles:
· Patient Admission, Discharge, &Transfer
· Order Management, Clinical Management, and Enterprise
Scheduling
· Community Services System
IHCare consists of the following modules:
Advanced Patient Management System (APMS) module provides a
synoptic view of patient information through a Master Patient
Index as its central registry.
Registration/Census Management manages the registration and pre-
registration of multiple visit types with a suitable workflow
for each type.
Order Management System (OMS) module is a communications and
results reporting system for automating and streamlining the
order entry process. This module not only makes it easy to find
items to order, it helps you avoid duplication.
The Community Services System (CSS) is the home care module for
IHCare, designed to help manage the process of providing home
care service to clients either by external or internal service
providers. It allows for creation of service plans and allows
web based access to external service providers to update those
service plans.
G009-Other Health Services


Prince Andrew 'evasive and heavily coached' in BBC grilling says body language expert
EXCLUSIVE: Body language expert Darren Stanton analyses the Duke of York's interview with Emily Maitlis on BBC's Newsnight
by Milo Boyd, https://www.mirror.co.uk/authors/milo-boyd/A body language expert has said Prince Andrew was being 'evasive and potentially deceptive' during a startling interview about his relationship with Jeffrey Epstein.
On Saturday evening the Duke of York sat down with BBC Newsnight's Emily Maitlis for an intense, hour long interview concerning allegations the Prince had sex with a teenager.
Experienced body language expert and psychologist Darren Stanton watched Andrew with a laser-like scrutiny as the 59-year-old broke his silence on the topic of the allegations and Epstein.
"The behaviour I observed during the documentary is consistent with someone being evasive and potentially deceptive," Mr Stanton told MirrorOnline.
"I am not convinced the account was consistent or congruent with the true emotion of the Prince."
During the interview Ms Maitlis raised allegations made by Virginia Giuffre that the Duke of York had sex with her when she was seventeen.
She also asked the Prince whether he thought the alleged victim was lying and how he came to be photographed with the then teenager.
Mr Stanton suggested the Duke's reaction during such intense periods of questioning were not consistent with somebody telling the whole truth.
"I noted Prince Andrew at times appeared to feign or overcompensate some expression of surprise," the psychologist said.
"Either he was already aware of the information and tried to again distance himself from already knowing it, or he was trying to convey total surprise.
"Either way, it didn't appear to be genuine."
A key point of the interview focused on photographs taken of Ms Giuffre and Prince Andrew together.
Mr Stanton noted that the Prince refused to categorically deny meeting the then teenager, instead using 'evasive, non-committal language'.
The body language expert also argued that the way the royal was sitting was unnatural and appeared to have been considered prior to the interview.
"He has very stoic body language," Mr Stanton said. "I believe he has been heavily coached."
Mr Stanton suggested that at numerous points throughout the interview Prince Andrew 'overcompensated' in terms of the intensity and duration of his eye contact.
That, along with periods of rapid blinking, is an indicator of dishonesty, he said.
Mr Stanton has provided detailed body language analysis for just shy of a decade, having formerly worked as a police officer.
"The Prince Andrew interview is very interesting," he told the Mirror. "Because there are a number of concerning behaviours.
"As the interview commences, the prince is sat still in the same position pretty much for the duration of the interview.
"As he was questioned he begins to display some interesting gestures which are the body's unconscious gestures - in psychological terms, we call this leakage."
Mr Stanton goes on to compare one part of the interview to former US president Bill Clinton's famous 'non-denial denial' when he was grilled over the Monica Lewinsky affair.
"When he is asked about his time at Epstein's house and the photographs, he replied: 'I have no recollection or I've been trying to remember.' This is not a straight out denial.
"If someone was confidence they had not been present in a location or behaviour, the response would be indigent and categorical , the use of this kind of language is reminiscent of President Clinton saying 'I did not have relations with that woman'.
"There are lots of uses of that we call distancing language... to create a distance between themselves and a person or situation.
"When asked if he would give a legal deposition he begins to move back to the fall back position of 'it's up to my legal team'.
"Someone who was keen to help and had no knowledge of anything would simply answer 'yes, I'll do anything I can'. Not begin to waffle and talk about legal advisors."
Known as The TV Human Lie Detector, Mr Stanton has previously provided analysis of other members of the royal family.
In an interview with MailOnline last December Mr Stanton described Meghan Markle as a "very comfortable woman" who regularly adopts "power poses" .
Kate Middleton by contrast holds herself in a way that suggests caution and formality.
He said at the time: "The handbag that she always holds in front of her is so clearly a defence - a barrier between herself and the rest of the world.
"I don’t think she’s as confident as Meghan - Kate comes across as utterly charming and genuine, but is far more formal and cautious."


Welcome to gym-electric-motor(GEM)’s documentation!¶
The gym-electric-motor (GEM) package is a software toolbox for the simulation of different electric motors to train and test reinforcement learning motor controllers and to compare them with classical motor controllers.
Content¶
In the environments section all available GEM-environments are presented with their default configuration. For quick start, one of these can be selected and used out of the box.
The documentation of the base classes is important for the development of own modules like further reward functions or reference generators. In this part, the basic interfaces of each module are specified. For the development of physical models like further motor models or further mechanical load models, the physical system documentation specifies the basic interfaces inside a physical system.
- Environments
- Continuous DC Externally Excited Motor Environment
- Discrete DC Externally Excited Motor Environment
- Continuous DC Permanently Excited Motor Environment
- Discrete DC Permanently Excited Motor Environment
- Continuous DC Series Motor Environment
- Discrete DC Series Motor Environment
- Continuous DC Shunt Motor Environment
- Discrete DC Shunt Motor Environment
- Continuous Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor Environment
- Discrete Permanent Magnet Synchronous Motor Environment
- Continuous Synchronous Reluctance Motor Environment
- Discrete Synchronous Reluctance Motor Environment
- Reference Generators
- Reward Functions
- Physical Systems
- Visualization
- Utils


Welcome to Canonn API
This is the Canonn Science API system. The API will allow you to easily consume the data that Canonn.science gathers during its research.
General information:
If you just want to browse the data, you do not need to sign in.
Unless you know you should be able to edit the data, and have been granted
permission to do so (ask the Canonn Science R&D team for that),
there will be no difference for you if you sign in.
Geeky / technical information: This administration interface is build with Angular 4.0. The API backend is build on top of .NET Core. You can find the source at Github
API documentation
You can find the api documentation in an explorable way here on our API documentation website.
We are using swagger to provide you with all information you need about our API, so you can use the swagger ui to learn and experiment with our API. You can also use the swagger files shown there to automatically create clients for our API.
Version information
Contact information
You can easily contact the Canonn R&D team on the Canonn Science Discord chat. We are happy to help you with any questions regarding the Canonn API system. Ask for one of the R&D team members.
If you need technical help with this system, find a bug or have a feature request, feel free to create an issue on our GitHub page.
If you feel like you should have write access to the Canonn Science API system, please contact one of our R&D team members to set you up for access. To speed things up, first sign in with your Google or Twitter account and then contact us providing your Google account email address or Twitter handle.
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public interface IOStreams
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
byte[] |
asByteArray(InputStream is)
buffer the contents of the specified byte stream into a byte[] array.
|
InputStream |
asInputStream(byte[] bytes)
Adapt the specified byte array to an instance of
InputStream . |
InputStream |
asInputStream(CharSequence text)
Convert a
CharSequence into an InputStream instance |
String |
asString(InputStream is)
Buffer the contents of the specified byte stream into a
String . |
String |
asString(Readable r)
Buffer the contents of the specified character stream into a
String
. |
long |
copy(InputStream is,
OutputStream os)
Copy the contents of a
InputStream to an OutputStream |
long |
copy(Readable source,
Appendable destination)
Copy the contents of a
Readable (input character stream) to an
Appendable (output character stream) |
long |
copy(ReadableByteChannel source,
WritableByteChannel destination)
Copy the contents of a
ReadableByteChannel (input byte stream) to a
WritableByteChannel (output byte stream) |
InputStream |
emptyStream()
Return an InputStream containing zero bytes
|
boolean |
isEmptyStream(InputStream stream)
Checks if the specified
InputStream is the empty stream instance
provided by emptyStream() . |
InputStream |
uncloseable(InputStream in)
Wrapper an InputStream so it cannot be closed.
|
long copy(InputStream is, OutputStream os) throws IOException
InputStream
to an OutputStream
is
- The stream containing the contentos
- The stream to write the content toIOException
long copy(Readable source, Appendable destination) throws IOException
Readable
(input character stream) to an
Appendable
(output character stream)source
- The stream containing the contentdestination
- The stream to write the content toIOException
long copy(ReadableByteChannel source, WritableByteChannel destination) throws IOException
ReadableByteChannel
(input byte stream) to a
WritableByteChannel
(output byte stream)source
- The stream containing the contentdestination
- The stream to write the content toIOException
InputStream emptyStream()
InputStream uncloseable(InputStream in)
in
- InputStream instanceboolean isEmptyStream(InputStream stream)
InputStream
is the empty stream instance
provided by emptyStream()
.stream
- The stream to be testedInputStream
is the same instance,
false otherwise.String asString(InputStream is) throws IOException
String
. The
contents of the byte stream must be encoded in UTF-8
.is
- The byte streamString
IOException
String asString(Readable r) throws IOException
String
.r
- The character streamString
IOException
InputStream asInputStream(CharSequence text) throws IOException
CharSequence
into an InputStream
instancetext
- The text to be transformed into an InputStream
InputStream
instanceIOException
InputStream asInputStream(byte[] bytes)
InputStream
.bytes
- The bytes to be exposed as a streamInputStream
instance.byte[] asByteArray(InputStream is) throws IOException
is
- The byte streamIOException
Oracle REST Data Services Plugin API version: <IP_ADDRESS>.18.05 Copyright © 2015 Oracle Corp. All Rights Reserved.


Title of the thread gives you pretty much everything you need to know. I know when a new update for BBlog comes out it feels like a little bit of a hassle to go to the BBlog website and hit the download option. Is there any way a feature could be implemented so that when an update is available, you could just click an "Update" button directly in BBlog so you don't have to leave the page to update? Just a suggestion I feel could benefit the BBlog experience.
BrainFooLong
Administrator
You should use auto update of your browser, as most other people do.
You will find how you do this at the download page, directly bellow the download button.
It happens automatically but you can start the update manually if you don't want to wait.


Chicago Data Portal, with the datasets grouped by categories and dimensions drawn based on the size of the individual datasets.


Search for woman who took 4 dogs from Bronx driveway
CLAREMONT, Bronx -- Police are searching for the woman who stole four dogs from a Bronx driveway.
Video shows the woman with one of the dogs.
Police say the dogs' owner left them in the driveway on Prospect Avenue in Claremont last Saturday morning.
When she came back for them they were all gone.
Police say the suspect loaded them all into a red SUV and took off.
Anyone with information in regard to the identity of this female is asked to call the NYPD's Crime Stoppers Hotline at 1-800-577-TIPS (8477) or for Spanish, 1-888-57-PISTA (74782).


Federer and Zverev play in front of over 42 000
Mexico - Roger Federer may not be playing at the new look Davis Cup in Spain, but the 38-year-old was still pulling in the crowds when he met Alexander Zverev in an exhibition match in Mexico City on Saturday.
According to organisers, 42 517 spectators packed into the specially-erected arena in the Plaza de Toros to watch Federer beat the German 6-3, 4-6, 6-2.
"You are an incredible audience, your support has given me goosebumps, I do not have enough words to thank you," said Federer.
The attendance has not been ratified by the International Tennis Federation so it does not stand as an official record.
In July 2010, 35 681 spectators gathered at the King Baudouin stadium in Brussels to watch an exhibition match between Kim Clijsters and Serena Williams.
The biggest court for an official match is the Arthur Ashe at Flushing Meadows in New York, home of the US Open, which can seat around 23 000.
The Mexico match was the fourth of a highly lucrative five-stop Latin American tour for Federer who is set to earn $10 million - three times as much as he has earned this season, according to Swiss daily Le Temps.
After a controversial first step on Tuesday in Chile, a country where sport has come to a grinding halt for a month because of the social crisis that has left 23 dead and more than 2 000 injured, the roadshow moved to Buenos Aires on Wednesday.
Friday's planned match in Colombia was cancelled because of the curfew in Bogota after violence following massive demonstrations against President Ivan Duque.
The tour ends with the two players meeting again in Ecuadorian capital later on Sunday.


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Today should have been “NYC, Day 334.” But I think yesterday was our last day in the city. We spent it loading all of our stuff into a UHaul.
It started to rain in our apartment on Tuesday. Water was streaming out the light fixture in the bathroom and soon after, gushing out a hole in the wall. The superintendent seemed nonchalant. No one came to fix things, although a few repair people came in to stare.
The smell was terrible. (The water, brown.)
By Friday, the smell had started to dissipate – either that or we’d gotten used to it. On Saturday it rained again. The water came through the hole in the wall. It came through the fixture where the shower curtain had been. (The shower curtain had fallen out of the very wet ceiling on Wednesday morning.) The fire department came to the building twice.
The man who lives one floor above us says his ceiling has collapsed. The woman who lives two floors above us says hers in on the verge of caving in.
We looked at the weather forecast – two weeks of rain – and decided we need to do something as the property management company was doing nothing. We boxed everything up and moved it out of the building. The apartment isn’t livable – the bathroom is unsafe; the smell, surely toxic.
We hadn’t planned to move. We thought we’d stick around for another year – renew our lease (it’s up at the end of September). Ha. Instead, we’re heading west. I hear it’s much, much drier there.


The number of decimals to display for float value.
Appearance for items already in a trade.
The font size of the float value, price and wear.
1 USD = 1 USD
Choose a pricing source for CS:GO items.
choose a pricing source Auto Ignore ScammersAutomatically ignore friend invites from scammers.
Trades have a quick summary of item types and item quantities. Prices and float values are also displayed for each item.
Quick shortcut links to view the item on csgo.exchange and to easily screenshot the item on metjm.net.
Items that are already in a trade appear with a different colour background to prevent items becoming unavailable in trade offers.
'Take All' will take all items on the page. 'Take Keys' button will take all the keys on the current page or a specified number of keys.
Sticker prices appear instantly on hover elements and on the inventory page with a total.
Trade offers have a quick summary of item types and item quantities. Each items displays its price and float value. Items are sorted in descending order by price.
Items that have no price available appear vividly red to stand out (red overlay and red glowing shadow) and are not counted in the trade offer total.
Reminders appear in offers where you either recieve no items or are not sending any items.
Notifications appear for new items, new trade offers, new friend/group invites and new profile comments.
Inventories can be sorted by both price and float value in ascending/descending order.
To make inventories easier to view, they can be expanded to become pageless and scrollable.
The profile header is tidied up and header backgrounds are replaced with a more aesthetically pleasing look. CS:GO Trade Helper also allows you to upvote profiles!
Important profiles (such as high tier traders and bots) will have verification above the profile picture.
Verification for important profiles also appears on the trade offers page after clicking 'show prices'.
Invites now show inventory value that directly link to the user's inventory. A SteamRep status is also displayed by each invite.
Profiles belonging to users that are marked as a scammer/impersonator will appear with a red flair and red background. It is recommended to avoid profiles belonging to scammers. To report a scammer/impersonator please contact i7xx.
Users marked as a scammer/impersonator will appear with a red warning flair and red background. By default, the setting to automatically ignore invites from users marked as a scammer/impersonator is enabled.
Friends' inventories can be easily loaded and searched for any CS:GO item.
Search anyone else's friend's inventory too.
Filtering is simplistic and easy.
- added dialog box when choosing a pricing source option
- added website links, api links, and general information about each source
- added new pricing source: SteamApis.com, by PEPZ
- requires an API key to use
- added new pricing source: https://steamapi.io/, by V I R U S
- requires an API key to use (free from their website)
- updated Metjm inspect urls
- items are now added to the queue instantly when clicking 'View on Metjm'
- dramatically improved performance on inventory page due to a bug
- added analytics
- updated the inventory page to work with Steam's adjusted page rendering system
- fixed bugs causing the item data to not load
- slightly improved performance
- fixed market page bug causing the page to scroll down as soon as the page loads
- fixed market page bug causing listings to start on page 2
- stylized items on the inventory history page
- summary boxes appear now for each side of the trade
- pricing total and item types are counted
- items are aligned properly for easier readability
- sticker prices now appear when hovering over items and on the inventory page
- added new pricing source: csgobackpack.net
- with thanks to Only
- added new pricing source: csgo.steamlytics.xyz, by King
- requires an API key to use (I have no affiliation with Steamlytics)
- added new pricing source: bitskins.com
- fixed a bug where notifications weren't showing for new invites/comments
- changed http requests to https
- changed the way headers are added to requests to prevent duplicate headers
- added naming support for emerald (gamma doppler) and black pearl (doppler) knives
- fixed bugs on the inventory page due to a recent change in the Steam website
- the sell and quick sell now appear and are functional
- special thanks to Dino for pointing the bug out
- added the ability upvote a user's profile when on their profile page
- Steam has had this feature for years but do not actually utilise it, so I've tried to revive it
- only other users with the extension can upvote a profile or see how many upvotes a profile has
- added SEK (Swedish krona) and BRL (Brazilian real) currencies
- added the ability to choose a new notification sound
- added new notification sounds
- fixed a bug that stopped floats from loading in trade offer windows
- fixed a bug where levels were not being sorted properly on the invites page
- increased inventory loading intervals on invites page to prevent being rate limited by Steam
- cached data to speed up inventory loading times
- edited invites page
- reworked an endpoint that was nuked
- separated inventory and verification tasks to improve loading speeds
- edited colours for verified users and scammers
- edited inventory page
- fixed a bug where floats wouldn't load when scrolling through the inventory
- fixed issue where prices were not properly showing (due to a response not being interpreted correctly)
- changed background gradient for settings page
- fixed image glitch when loading inventory page
- tracked already loaded elements to prevent duplicate elements
- special thanks to Marxy for pointing the bug out
- removed `steam.expert` pricing source due to closure of the API
- fixed tag name accession based on context
- changed inventory retrieval due to Steam's new loading mechanism
- inventory now progressively loads as the user scrolls through pages
- inventory sorting and expansion options only appear when the entire inventory has been loaded
- adjusted CSS tags to account for Steam's CSS changes
- added loading icon when quick selling icons to determine whether or not the item is being listed or has been listed
- when an item is being listed a loading icon will appear on top of it
- when an item has been listed the loading icon will be replaced with a dark gray background
- suppressed confirmation alerts when quick selling items
- fixed font issue on settings page
- fixed 'sell' button not working on inventory page
- fixed bug causing interference with inventory item selection
- added quick sell feature to inventory items
- when clicking on an inventory item, a quick sell button appears near the 'Sell' button
- edited changelog versioning
- fixed font issues
- added verified scammers feature
- users marked as an impersonator/scammer will appear with a red flair on the invites page
- users marked as an impersonator/scammer will appear with a red flair on their profile page
- added feature to automatically ignore invites from marked impersonators/scammers
- improved invites page, fixed incorrect sorting
- added better error handling for loading inventories
- fixed stickers not appearing when expanding inventory
- near instant inventory loading times
- improved loading times on trade offers pages and inventory pages
- inventories are now loaded from window data rather than an making an external request
- added a default settings button to settings page
- added multiple price source options on the settings page
- improved script interaction with the web page (DRY concept)
- notification sounds now occur for friend/group invites, new comments and new items
- fixed bug with auto accepting trade offers
- cookies are now updated before every offer is accepted
- fixed bugs with notification urls
- added notification volume setting
- added better error handling for retrieving inventories
- added floatr to market listings
- added basis for loading more comments on profile page, to be implemented soon
- made the settings page more responsive
- added steam id verification for important profiles (bots, high tier traders)
- verification appears above the profile picture on profile pages
- verification appears near the report button for trade offers (after clicking 'show prices')
- added various currencies
- added currency setting
- added font size customisation
- font size for float/wear/price can now be adjusted
- faster loading times for inventories inside a trade offer
- increased number of items shown on market page to 50
- better error handling (fallback requests) for ajax requests
- various bug fixes
- added various visual changes to multiple pages
- added settings page
- implemented real time setting saves
- added contributions
- added settings
- added float value setting
- added auto accept setting
- added in trade background setting
- added auto accept for empty trades
- added visual difference for items already in a trade offer
- added and edited icons
- added better support for when an inventory is changed
- fixed bug causing duplicate action links
- initial release


Alum Rock park is like a hidden gem of San Jose. With history dating back to 1872*, it is the oldest municipal park in California. Up until the 1960's, the park used to be a place to enjoy spas, with an indoor swimming pool, restaurant, and other recreation facilities. Despite closing majority of the park recreation facilities for restoration of the surrounding nature, Alum Rock Park still retains parts of old structures such as the rail road, spas, and a few buildings.
This park spans over 720 acres of land* and holds over 13 miles of trails where a couple are usable for horses and bikers. It's trails meander through the slopes of San Jose's foothills.  On the other hand, the creek within the park (Penitencia Creek) is filled with animals such as small fishies, frogs and tadoles, ducklings and ducks, and small critters such as water striders. The park is still popular for recreational activities such as outdoor birthday parties, barbecues, hiking, horseback riding, and much more.


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When you mouse over them, the parts of this sentence change their appearance dramatically to show how each part functions.
To show how each part functions, the parts of this sentence change their appearance dramatically when you mouse over them.
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Subject
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Where?
Why?
How?
This sentence demonstrates how conjunctions such as and, but, and or are marked.
Opal and the preacher moved to Naomi, Florida, that summer.
Did you notice that the sentence has two subjects? It's called a "compound subject" sentence.
Here's another arrangement of the sentence:
The preacher and Opal moved to Naomi, Florida, that summer.
Did you see that the only difference was the order of the two subjects?
Here is another arrangement of the sentence:
That summer the preacher and Opal moved to Naomi, Florida.
That summer they moved to Naomi, Florida, so he could be the new preacher at the Open Arms Baptist Church.
They moved that summer to Naomi, Florida, so he could be the new preacher at the Open Arms Baptist Church.
Here are two more arrangements:
So he could be the new preacher at the Open Arms Baptist Church, they moved that summer to Naomi, Florida.
So he could be the new preacher at the Open Arms Baptist Church, they moved to Naomi, Florida, that summer.
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Before Opal was born, her father was a missionary in India.
Her father was a missionary in India before Opal was born.
After they left the store, Winn-Dixie was limping on the way home.
Winn-Dixie was limping on the way home after they left the store.
On the way home, after they left the store, Winn-Dixie was limping.
Winn-Dixie limped up the stairs and into the trailer with a smile on his face.
Winn-Dixie limped, with a smile on his face, up the stairs and into the trailer.
Up the stairs and into the trailer Winn-Dixie limped, with a smile on his face.
With a smile on his face, Winn-Dixie limped up the stairs and into the trailer.


Fail2ban scans log files (e.g. /var/log/apache/error_log) and bans IPs that show the malicious signs -- too many password failures, seeking for exploits, etc.
newvulcan15-Apr-19 10:25 PM
Are you using ufw @Dr.Terminus ? Was recommended to me and way better than using iptables to control the firewall. I used getinfo for every chain, made a note of the rcp and p2p ports and allowed them through. There's also a post somewhere on this thread with them listed - have a search for ufw
phm8715-Apr-19 10:25 PM
@Lumbi did you open the port for KMD ?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴15-Apr-19 10:25 PM
When all else fails: RTFM!
1
newvulcan15-Apr-19 10:27 PM
Don't forget to allow the ports for bitcoind etc
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴15-Apr-19 10:29 PM
there's no need to run bitcoind for testnet(edited)
blackjok3r15-Apr-19 10:30 PM
Don't open RCP ports either ;)
Lumbi15-Apr-19 10:31 PM
@phm87 I only have those 4 and it works (edited)
NutellaLicka15-Apr-19 10:31 PM
Or do
blackjok3r15-Apr-19 10:31 PM
My testnet has no firewall
Way out on top last 6h, but didn't restart, yet
Think it's time to try a new location, London clearly makes things too easy
newvulcan15-Apr-19 10:32 PM
Not that it makes much of a difference to my server load, but tis good to know I don't need bitcoind running(edited)
blackjok3r15-Apr-19 10:33 PM
May as well really at least it keeps it in sync lol,bitcoin doesn't use much anyway
phm8715-Apr-19 10:33 PM
Hi @blackjok3r I'm happy to see you. If you have other small easy tasks to enhance KMD, please feel free to let me know (I added a help message for -whitelistaddress= into jl repo)
blackjok3r15-Apr-19 10:34 PM
I saw that thanks, nice work. Right now I think everything I'm doing is involved, and seems maybe most of the bugs ATM are caused by changes I've made or been asked to make, so I think I should fix them
phm8715-Apr-19 10:35 PM
ok but I can help to document or easy dev tasks (very easy we'll say), no emergency but I'd be happy to help
1
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴15-Apr-19 10:36 PM
Don't open RCP ports either ;)
or do and post user and pass so we can play with your wallet remotely
newvulcan15-Apr-19 10:37 PM
@ComputerGenie 👴👴👴 hmm, yes you do have a point, might as well not have the firewall running if I've got those open
blackjok3r15-Apr-19 10:38 PM
Like I said not firewall here but i set my node up inna hurry and am using it for testing all kinds of stupid things
phm8715-Apr-19 10:42 PM
for most of the coins I've played with, a remote machine cannot access a coin RPC of another machine except if rpcallowip of the remote machine is into the coin.conf (or as parameter). I though it was the same for komodo. I play a lot with this because my pool is on several VM on several servers
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴15-Apr-19 10:44 PM
a remote machine cannot access a coin RPC of another machine except if rpcallowip
that doesn't stop the scripts that people blindly run
phm8715-Apr-19 10:45 PM
indeed a malicious script can trick such things
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴15-Apr-19 10:46 PM
think if how many scripts have been run in this test that tell your wallet to send coins
blackjok3r15-Apr-19 10:46 PM
Generally unless the port is listening a firewall doesn't do a lot, its more a backup I think incse u accidentally installed Apache like in my labs node
phm8715-Apr-19 10:46 PM
quite a lot but kmd and coins are on an isolated VM
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴15-Apr-19 10:48 PM
isolated or not, I posted a script that creates, signs, and sends coins via raw commands and would be surprised if more than 50% of the people that ran it even looked at what it did before running it(edited)
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phm8715-Apr-19 10:49 PM
I didn't use your script but I read its beginning
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴15-Apr-19 10:51 PM
and from a security perspective, running the labs scripts without reading them is even more dangerous (given how at least one of them calls 2 or 3 others)
NutellaLicka15-Apr-19 10:52 PM
Years ago, my friend created a small mod for minecraft that had a script in it that sent him all their account details. I think he said he got about 2000 account login details.
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Usernames and password
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴15-Apr-19 10:53 PM
it doesn't surprise me
the installer that contained the worm I gave myself last year only ran for 12 seconds(edited)
NutellaLicka15-Apr-19 10:53 PM
Do you know where it came from?
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴15-Apr-19 10:54 PM
some random torrent I ignorantly found on goggle
NutellaLicka15-Apr-19 10:54 PM
Ouch. That better have been some good pr0n
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴15-Apr-19 10:54 PM
lol vmware pro
NutellaLicka15-Apr-19 10:55 PM
Never heard of her, but im not really into the pro stuff
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ComputerGenie 👴👴👴15-Apr-19 10:55 PM
could have bought an enterprise license for less than I lost
phm8715-Apr-19 10:55 PM
I use vmware regularly and VirtualBox sometimes. Next virtualization thing to learn is Proxmod(edited)
blackjok3r15-Apr-19 10:57 PM
Yeah I'm using kmv/qemu at home now the server is still.on VMware. Thinking about changing it to proxmox but it appears my exsi bugged out, I'm 100 days uptime on all VMs ATM, and the trial still says it has 60 days left guess same as last time if I need to restart host trial will need a reset but apart from that its working great. Lol
Why pay
Haha
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴15-Apr-19 10:59 PM
_walks over to joker's box and says "did you mean this reset button?" _(edited)
phm8715-Apr-19 10:59 PM
I'm also playing with trial things and free stuff of exsi but I heard so good stuff about proxmod that I am convinced now (but I also know that I will start from zero)
blackjok3r15-Apr-19 11:01 PM
Yeah I think I have the possibility to switch but it will take much time which I'm low on right now. Haha I reset the host once this year and it totally broke the whole server trial ran out, and it tooke me nearly 2 days to work out how to reset it without reinstalling esxi
Very stressful lol
Dr.Terminus15-Apr-19 11:01 PM
usually ~ how long before seeing first NOTR ?
blackjok3r15-Apr-19 11:02 PM
Once everyone updated usually maybe a day?
phm8715-Apr-19 11:02 PM
maybe take a backup of VM at a point (or just private keys if you are in a hurry)
blackjok3r15-Apr-19 11:03 PM
Hmm the way my server works it setup I think it will be a few days downtime. Likely to keep VMware tbh and just make a new notary node VM.
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴15-Apr-19 11:03 PM
you're not bored until you have a vm inside your vm that's inside your vm
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blackjok3r15-Apr-19 11:04 PM
Man what's wrong with me tried early night got 3h sleep hahaha
phm8715-Apr-19 11:06 PM
I have a NN noob question about the IP : my IP that is hardcoded into github, should it be the IP of iguana and/or KMD and/or AC ? (I don't care about how to trick iguana, I already have one idea without changing its code) I think that this IP must the the IP of iguana but not necessary for the nodes but I am not sure
blackjok3r15-Apr-19 11:07 PM
Iguana, my testnet IP is not on github BTW.
Top node last 6h(edited)
phm8715-Apr-19 11:07 PM
how could it work without your IP ? I don't understand
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴15-Apr-19 11:08 PM
Top node(edited)
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blackjok3r15-Apr-19 11:08 PM
It shares them anyway, I've tried to say this a few times...
phm8715-Apr-19 11:08 PM
I hope that this problem doesn't exist on mainet of NN
blackjok3r15-Apr-19 11:09 PM
Its not a problem. You may have better connectivity if you put IP on git but as long as u connect to about 4 nodes, that have the IP public it works just fine
phm8715-Apr-19 11:10 PM
not a huge problem though if it is only the IP and not an additionnal NN
ok thank you
blackjok3r15-Apr-19 11:10 PM
Can be problems. When u change the IP, but even then, not really(edited)
Will move my node some sillyplace today with no IP update and see what happenes
Bet its fine
phm8715-Apr-19 11:15 PM
Can you confirm that this testnet of NN will continue until (at least) the end of elections ?
kolo15-Apr-19 11:22 PM
IP problem should be solved long ago, back to the times when only 1-2 seeds needed
PHBA206115-Apr-19 11:38 PM
the testnet can theoretically continue as long as there are enough people running it
phm8715-Apr-19 11:39 PM
Cool
ComputerGenie 👴👴👴16-Apr-19 01:05 AM
wonder how long it took before the majority of NNs just muted #notary-node-alarms
blackjok3r16-Apr-19 01:18 AM
I think it was muted by defualt for half the season. lol
Deleted User16-Apr-19 01:20 AM
lol
saw my name 2 or 3 times maybe more heh ^^(edited)
telling myself dafuck my maintenance time is exploding


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