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#include <Database.hh>
Public Types | |
| typedef std::map < DataStorer::ID, DataStorer * > | objectsList |
| User-friendly alias for the map containing the objects. | |
| typedef std::vector< DataStorer * > | dataList |
| User-friendly alias for the vector of DataStorer. | |
Public Member Functions | |
| Database (void) | |
| Default constructor. | |
| Database (const Database &other) | |
| Copy constructor. | |
| bool | start (const std::string &name) |
| Start the database and open the streams. No function will execute if you haven't start the Database. | |
| void | stop (void) |
| Stop the database, save the data and close the streams. | |
| void | save (void) |
| Save the data in runtime. | |
| DataStorer::ID | storeObject (const IObject &obj) |
| Store the IObject into the database. | |
| bool | removeObjects (bool(*predicate)(const DataStorer &, DataStorer &), DataStorer &args) |
| Remove the objects matching the given predicate. | |
| bool | removeObjectAt (DataStorer::ID id) |
| Remove the objects matching the given predicate. | |
| bool | findObjects (dataList &list, bool(*predicate)(const DataStorer &, DataStorer &), DataStorer &args) const |
| Fill the given vector using the given predicate. | |
| DataStorer * | getObjectAt (DataStorer::ID id) const |
| Set the given reference to the object using the given id. | |
| bool | empty (void) const |
| Tell if the database is empty or not. | |
| Database & | operator= (const Database &other) |
| Copy operator. | |
| void | dumpOnStream (std::ostream &=std::cout) const |
| Print on the given stream the content of the database. |
Allow to store, access and load data as in sql/nosql.
Definition at line 26 of file Database.hh.
| typedef std::vector<DataStorer *> godb::Database::dataList |
User-friendly alias for the vector of DataStorer.
Definition at line 36 of file Database.hh.
| typedef std::map<DataStorer::ID, DataStorer *> godb::Database::objectsList |
User-friendly alias for the map containing the objects.
Definition at line 32 of file Database.hh.
| Database::Database | ( | void | ) |
Default constructor.
Definition at line 7 of file Database.cpp.
| Database::Database | ( | const Database & | other | ) |
Copy constructor.
| other | The database to copy. |
Definition at line 11 of file Database.cpp.
| void Database::dumpOnStream | ( | std::ostream & | stream = std::cout | ) | const |
Print on the given stream the content of the database.
| stream | The stream to use. |
Definition at line 238 of file Database.cpp.
| bool Database::empty | ( | void | ) | const |
Tell if the database is empty or not.
Definition at line 166 of file Database.cpp.
| bool Database::findObjects | ( | dataList & | list, |
| bool(*)(const DataStorer &, DataStorer &) | predicate, | ||
| DataStorer & | args | ||
| ) | const |
Fill the given vector using the given predicate.
| list | The list to push the results. |
| predicate | The predicate to use to match objects. |
| args | This DataStorer will be passed to the predicate each call. |
Definition at line 136 of file Database.cpp.
| DataStorer * Database::getObjectAt | ( | DataStorer::ID | id | ) | const |
Set the given reference to the object using the given id.
| id | The id object the wanted object. |
Definition at line 155 of file Database.cpp.
Copy operator.
| other | The database to copy. |
Definition at line 231 of file Database.cpp.
| bool Database::removeObjectAt | ( | DataStorer::ID | id | ) |
Remove the objects matching the given predicate.
| id | The id of the object we want to delete. |
Definition at line 122 of file Database.cpp.
| bool Database::removeObjects | ( | bool(*)(const DataStorer &, DataStorer &) | predicate, |
| DataStorer & | args | ||
| ) |
Remove the objects matching the given predicate.
| predicate | The predicate to use to match objects. |
| args | This DataStorer will be passed to the predicate each call. |
Definition at line 101 of file Database.cpp.
| void Database::save | ( | void | ) |
Save the data in runtime.
Definition at line 79 of file Database.cpp.
| bool Database::start | ( | const std::string & | name | ) |
Start the database and open the streams. No function will execute if you haven't start the Database.
| name | The name of the database. |
Definition at line 16 of file Database.cpp.
| void Database::stop | ( | void | ) |
Stop the database, save the data and close the streams.
Definition at line 67 of file Database.cpp.
| DataStorer::ID Database::storeObject | ( | const IObject & | obj | ) |
Store the IObject into the database.
| obj | The object to store. |
Definition at line 86 of file Database.cpp.


A shimmering Chocolate Orange Gin Liqueur is now on sale at Morrisons for £10
Morrisons has launched a festive tipple that tastes like chocolate orange and shimmers with bronze and gold glitter when shaken
by Molly HoltWe thought nobody could beat M&S when it came to seasonal showstoppers, but Morrisons has just launched a Chocolate Orange Gin Liqueur that shimmers with bronze and gold glitter when you shake the bottle.
As part of Marks and Spencer’s Christmas menu , the high street favourite recently released the Clementine Gin Liqueur Snow Globe - a £15 tasty tipple with a festive flavour that comes complete with edible 23 carat gold leaf pieces.
And when the bottle is turned, the pieces float, creating a snow globe effect, making the drink an amazing gift or a conversation-starting centrepiece.
Morrisons Chocolate Orange flavour Gin Liqueur combines the zesty and refreshing flavour of orange with indulgent, velvety chocolate, as well as tasting festive - it also looks the part too, shimmering with bronze and gold glitter when you shake it.
As it's a gin liqueur, it's got a slightly lower alcohol content, with an alcohol by volume (ABV) of 20 per cent.
Other flavours in the Morrisons' new gin range include orange and rhubarb, passion fruit and plum maple and cinnamon.
All the new flavours come in 50cl bottles and cost £10 each until November 24 where they will increase to £12.
Shop Morrisons Christmas food to order and Eat Fresh recipe boxes here
Elsewhere on the internet, a bottle of non-shimmering Chocolate Orange Gin will set you back £33.95 a bottle at Master of Malt, while Sipsmith also has an Orange and Cacao version, that's also clear with no glitter, for £20 at Tesco.
Mike Kenny, Morrisons Spirits Buying Manager, told the Mirror Online: “We know our customers are on the lookout for chocolate and orange combinations over the festive period, so we’re excited to be able to offer this exciting new gin liqueur.”


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I Will Bless the LORD
OF DAVID.
1 Vindicate me, O LORD,
for I have walked in my integrity,
and I have trusted in the LORD without wavering.
2 Prove me, O LORD, and try me;
test my heart and my mind.
3 For your steadfast love is before my eyes,
and I walk in your faithfulness.
4 I do not sit with men of falsehood,
nor do I consort with hypocrites.
5 I hate the assembly of evildoers,
and I will not sit with the wicked.
6 I wash my hands in innocence
and go around your altar, O LORD,
7 proclaiming thanksgiving aloud,
and telling all your wondrous deeds.
8 O LORD, I love the habitation of your house
and the place where your glory dwells.
9 Do not sweep my soul away with sinners,
nor my life with bloodthirsty men,
10 in whose hands are evil devices,
and whose right hands are full of bribes.
11 But as for me, I shall walk in my integrity;
redeem me, and be gracious to me.
12 My foot stands on level ground;
in the great assembly I will bless the LORD.


How to play youtube on background for Android?
We can easily access beautiful music on Youtube, right? It has become a part of our lives now. Sometimes we use Youtube more than Google. But using it in the background is restricted on Android. It's okay because I have an app for it. Controls Youtube user-agent. If it is mobile, it will analyze your exit and stop. My program changes the user-agent and makes you look like a Windows computer. Also, the background service allows you to play music, videos, live articles in the background.


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Farming and Agriculture
Farming
The Fertile Crescent of Western Asia, Egypt, and India were sites of the earliest planned sowing and harvesting of plants that had previously been gathered in the wild. Independent development of agriculture occurred in northern and southern China, Africa's Sahel, New Guinea and several regions of the Americas. The eight so-called Neolithic founder crops of agriculture appear: first emmer wheat and einkorn wheat, then hulled barley, peas, lentils, bitter vetch, chick peas and flax. By 7000 BC, small-scale agriculture reached Egypt. From at least 7000 BC the Indian subcontinent saw farming of wheat and barley, as attested by archaeological excavation at Mehrgarh in Balochistan. By 6000 BC, mid-scale farming was entrenched on the banks of the Nile. About this time, agriculture was developed independently in the Far East, with rice, rather than wheat, as the primary crop. Chinese and Indonesian farmers went on to domesticate taro and beans including mung, soy and azuki. To complement these new sources of carbohydrates, highly organized net fishing of rivers, lakes and ocean shores in these areas brought in great volumes of essential protein. Collectively, these new methods of farming and fishing inaugurated a human population boom that dwarfed all previous expansions and continues today. By 5000 BC, the Sumerians had developed core agricultural techniques including large-scale intensive cultivation of land, monocropping, organized irrigation, and the use of a specialized labor force, particularly along the waterway now known as the Shatt al-Arab, from its Persian Gulf delta to the confluence of the Tigris and Euphrates. Domestication of wild aurochs and mouflon into cattle and sheep, respectively, ushered in the large-scale use of animals for food/fiber and as beasts of burden. The shepherd joined the farmer as an essential provider for sedentary and seminomadic societies. Maize, manioc, and arrowroot were first domesticated in the Americas as far back as 5200 BC.[26] The potato, tomato, pepper, squash, several varieties of bean, tobacco, and several other plants were also developed in the New World, as was extensive terracing of steep hillsides in much of Andean South America. The Greeks and Romans built on techniques pioneered by the Sumerians, but made few fundamentally new advances. Southern Greeks struggled with very poor soils, yet managed to become a dominant society for years. The Romans were noted for an emphasis on the cultivation of crops for trade.
In the Americas, a parallel agricultural revolution occurred, resulting in some of the most important crops grown today. In Mesoamerica wild teosinte was transformed through human selection into the ancestor of modern maize, more than 6000 years ago. It gradually spread across North America and was the major crop of Native Americans at the time of European exploration.[27] Other Mesoamerican crops include hundreds of varieties of squash and beans. Cocoa was also a major crop in domesticated Mexico and Central America. The turkey, one of the most important meat birds, was probably domesticated in Mexico or the U.S. Southwest. In the Andes region of South America the major domesticated crop was potatoes, domesticated perhaps 5000 years ago. Large varieties of beans were domesticated, in South America, as well as animals, including llamas, alpacas, and guinea pigs. Coca, still a major crop, was also domesticated in the Andes. A minor center of domestication, the indigenous people of the Eastern U.S. appear to have domesticated numerous crops. Sunflowers, tobacco,[28] varieties of squash and Chenopodium, as well as crops no longer grown, including marshelder and little barley were domesticated.[29][30] Other wild foods may have undergone some selective cultivation, including wild rice and maple sugar. The most common varieties of strawberry were domesticated from Eastern North America.[31]
A lot more combinations are possible, of course, but it would become impossible to create and list them all. After you understand the theory, you will be fine.


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The Human Evasion by Celia Green
Chapter 4 : The Society of the Sane
Society begins to appear much less unreasonable when one realizes its true function. It is there to help everyone to keep their minds off reality. This follows automatically from the fact that it is an association of sane people, and it has already been shown that sanity arises from the continual insertion of 'other people' into any space into which a metaphysical problem might intrude.It is therefore quite irrelevant to criticize society as though it were there for some other purpose -- to keep everyone alive and well-fed in an efficient manner, say. Some degree of inefficiency is essential to create interesting opportunities for emotional reaction. (Of course, criticizing society, though irrelevant, is undeniably of value as an emotional distraction for sane people.)
Incidentally, it should be noticed that 'keeping everyone alive and well-fed' is the highest social aim which the sane mind can accept without reservation or discomfort. This is because everyone is capable of eating -- and so are animals and plants -- so this qualifies magnificently as a 'real' piece of 'real life'. There are other reasons in its favour as well, of course, such as the fact that well-fed people do not usually become more single-minded, purposeful, or interested in metaphysics.
It has been seen that the object of a sane upbringing is increasingly to direct all emotion towards objects which involve other people. Now basically the situation of being finite is an infinitely frustrating one, which would be expected to arouse sensations of desperation and aggression -- as indeed it may sometimes be seen to do in very young children. I am aware that I must be careful, in using the word aggression, to state that I do not mean aggression directed towards people. What I mean is an impersonal drive directed against reality -- it is difficult to give examples but it may be presumed that geniuses who are at all worthy of the name preserve a small degree of this.
However, since all emotion must be directed towards people, it is obvious that the only form of aggression which a sane person can understand is aggression against people, which is probably better described as sadism or cruelty.
Now it is obvious that the open expression of cruelty towards other people would have a destructive effect upon society, apart from being unprofitable to the human evasion in other ways. So the usual way in which aggression is displaced onto other people is in the form of a desire that they should be limited. This, after all, is very logical. If the true source of your anger is that you are limited yourself, and you wish to displace this anger onto some other person, what could be more natural than that you should wish them to be limited as well.
This desire is usually expressed in the form of a desire for social justice, in one form or another.  We all have to do things we don't like.' 'Why should they have all the advantages.')
This means that society is not only the chief source of compensation to a sane person, but his chief instrument of revenge against other people. It is useless to point out that there is no need to revenge himself upon them. If he were ever to admit that they were not responsible for his finite predicament, he would have to direct his hatred against the finite predicament itself, and this would be frustrating. It is this frustration that the human evasion exists to evade.
Any attempt to do something involves the possibility of failure and may remind you of reality. For this reason the sane society discriminates against purposeful action in favour of pleasure-seeking action. The only purposes readily recognized as legitimate by the sane mind are those necessitated by the pursuit of pleasure. E.g. pleasure seeking cannot efficiently be carried on unless the individual is kept alive and moderately healthy. Therefore his physical needs are regarded as important and ambulances are provided with noisy bells. There is no corresponding necessity that he should fill, say, his intellectual potentialities. In fact the attempt to do so is likely to appear unduly purposeful.
It is obvious in any number of ways that a sense of purpose repels rather than attracts assistance. You have only to consider the immediate sympathy that would be aroused in a sane mind by the complaint of some child that it was being driven to work at things far too difficult for its capacities, compared with the distrust and reserve with which it would view complaints by the child that it was not being allowed to work hard enough.
To the sane mind, even aggression against people is infinitely better than aggression against infinity. And it is the chief defect of sane society that it is boring. It is so boring that even sane people notice it. And so, from time to time, there is a war. This is intended to divert people's minds before they become so bored that they take to some impersonal kind of aggressive activity -- such as research, or asceticism, or inspiration, or something discreditable of that kind.
In wartime, rather more purposeful activity than usual is permissible. Even sane people relax their normal beliefs that nothing matters very much, and some time next week is soon enough for anything. This is regarded as justified because the war is always about something connected with other people, and may be regarded as an assertion of the belief that the thing that matters most is politics.
And yet it might seem that war was going rather far. It does contain a very considerable risk of contact with reality. It is difficult to pretend that people never die, or that they only die in soothing situations with up-to-date medical care and loving relatives to keep their minds occupied with family news. War is full of reminders that things happen, and that space and time are real, and that before the bomb blows up is not the same as after, and that there are risks and uncertainty.
How then can a sane society run the risks of allowing its population to have experiences of this kind, even occasionally? I think if you ask this question it is simply because you do not appreciate the robustness of sanity.  How can I go on living in a body that can be tormented in these ways?
Instead, they will come out saying: 'It is terrible that other people should let wars happen, in which it is possible to be so degraded and reminded of one's limitations. It shouldn't happen; it is contrary to human rights; we are appalled at the evil in the heart of man. Meanwhile we demand reparation from society -- employment, and housing, and disablement allowances...'
Society, they say, exists to safeguard the rights of the individual. If this is so, the primary right of a human being is evidently to live unrealistically.
It has been pointed out that by the time a person is fully mature he will not, in normal circumstances, be made aware of his finiteness except in comparisons with other people.
It is not possible to ensure this absolutely. But it is possible to limit the loopholes to those of physical accident, illness and death. Human beings regard it as a sacred duty to be particularly untruthful about these things -- particularly to the afflicted person and to any young person who may be around. For example, the following account of the death of Madame Curie may well seem rather touching to a sane person.
Then began the harrowing struggle which goes by the name of 'an easy death' - in which the body which refuses to perish asserts itself in wild determination. Eve at her mother's side was engaged in another struggle; in the brain of Mme Curie, still very lucid, the great idea of death had not penetrated. The miracle must be preserved, to save Marie from an immense pain that could not be appeased by resignation. Above all, the physical suffering had to be attenuated; the body reassured at the same time as the soul. No difficult treatments, no tardy blood transfusions, impressive and useless. No family reunion hastily called at the bedside of a woman who, seeing her relatives assembled, would be suddenly struck to the heart with an atrocious certainty.
I shall always cherish the names of those who helped my mother in those days of horror. Dr. Toben, director of the sanatorium, and Dr. Pierre Lowsy brought Marie all their knowledge. The life of the sanatorium seemed suspended, stricken with immobility by the dreadful fact: Mme Curie was about to die. The house was all respect, silence and fervor. The two doctors alternated in Marie's room. They supported and solaced her. They also took care of Eve, helped her to struggle and to tell lies, and, even without her asking them, they promised to lull Marie's last sufferings by soporifics and injections.
On the morning of July third, for the last time Mme Curie could read the thermometer held in her shaking hand and distinguish the fall in fever which always precedes the end. She smiled with joy. And as Eve assured her that this was the sign of her cure, and that she was going to be well now, she said, looking at the open window, turning hopefully towards the sun and the motionless mountains: 'It wasn't the medicines that made me better. It was the pure air, the altitude...'[1]
It may be remarked that although the vulnerability of the human body makes it possible even for a fully-matured human being to be reminded of his limitations, no power on earth can remind him of the transcendent, in any shape or form. His reactions to pain, danger and death are limited to fear, depression, anxiety and commonsense. They do not include liberation, elation, or an interest in infinity. That is to say, the impact of reality has been rendered entirely negative.
In order effectively to distract people from reality, society has to provide them with pseudo-purposes, guaranteed purposeless. (Or, alternatively, with pseudo-frustrations, guaranteed permanent.) There are two main kinds of pseudo-purpose or -frustration; they are known as 'earning a living' and 'bringing up a family'. They both provide a person with a cast-iron alibi for not doing anything he wants with his life. (He does not, of course, want to be free to do what he wants, so this is all right.)
Sane people regard an apparently purposeful activity as disinfected by numbers -- i.e. if a sufficiently large number of people is involved, they feel sure that the outcome will be harmless to sanity, no matter how frenzied the labours may seem to be. The most large-scale examples are war and politics.
Into these activities, people allow themselves to enter with almost single-minded devotion.
Both war and politics have played a particularly helpful part in retarding the march of progress. In fact, the history of the human race is only comprehensible as the record of a species trying not to gain control of its environment.
[1] Eve Curie, Madame Curie, Garden City Publishing Co. Inc., 1900, pp397-398.
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Chrome provides {{platform}}s with many special-purpose APIs like
chrome.runtime
and chrome.alarms
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{{/dev_apis}}Chrome also has experimental APIs, some of which will become supported APIs in future releases of Chrome.
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Colin Murphy's panel show appearances
Colin Murphy (born 1968-07-16[ref]) has appeared in 88 episodes between 2007-2019. Colin Murphy on Wikipedia.
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Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey ready to start in Wales’ crucial Euro 2020 qualifier against Hungary
by FSA EditorRyan Giggs plans to have Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey in the Wales starting line-up to face Hungary in Cardiff.
Gareth Bale and Aaron Ramsey are ready to start for Wales in Tuesday’s crucial Euro 2020 qualifier against Hungary, manager Ryan Giggs has confirmed.
Real Madrid forward Bale made his first appearance in a month in the 2-0 win over Azerbaijan on Saturday, a result that kept alive Wales’ hopes of qualifying automatically for next year’s tournament.
Bale, who has been struggling with a calf injury, was replaced in the second half by Juventus midfielder Ramsey, who has been hampered by recent thigh trouble.
Giggs expects to be able to have both players in the starting line-up for the first time in their qualifying campaign when they face Hungary in Cardiff, a match in which the winners will secure a place at the Euro 2020 finals.
“We’ve got a few players who played 90 minutes for the first time against Azerbaijan, so it is important they get the recovery in over the next few days,” Giggs said on Monday.
“The lads who got minutes needed minutes. It’s a bit of a balancing act, the players I know who can’t play 90 minutes – that will obviously influence the selection.
“Yeah, [Bale and Ramsey] are both ready to start. Gareth and Aaron, with Chris Mepham and Ethan Ampadu, all players who haven’t had an awful lot of football, got the minutes they needed.
“We were able to get Gareth off and it was important to get Aaron on the pitch. Everyone in the squad is available to start.”
Giggs has challenged his players to capitalise on the good fortunate of Croatia’s win over Slovakia on Saturday.
The World Cup finalists came from a goal down to win 3-1 and book their own place at Euro 2020, while also ensuring Wales and Hungary have their fates in their own hands.
“We had the high of winning the game but when Slovakia go ahead you are fearing the worst, but Croatia are fantastic at home,” Giggs said.
“They showed their quality. We needed favours and we got those favours. Now it is time for us to capitalise.
“It’s in our hands. It’s a great, exciting challenge for us but we need to finish the job – it will be a very, very difficult game.”


Lesson Center was a $2M pilot project developed by Cengage Learning for Arizona State University where the instructors would be able to take a real-time measurement of how well their students were mastering the materials presented to them in a course.
Preliminary wireframes had been delivered to the development team, however they neither reflected the design constraints of the pilot implementation nor were they complete given the product development that had occurred between the time of the wireframe delivery and the start of implementation.
Original wireframes provided resembled the above.
In the case of the combined reports portion of the project, I had to represent a particular student's mastery of the learning objectives versus the weighted average of the class the student was in. The solution was to provide easy-to-read summaries at the top of the module, coupled with a time-sensitive chart and a collapsed data table that would allow for a more granular approach to the individual learning objectives. This view was provided to both instructors and students.
The nine wireframes provided in the attached example would represent one half day's work, with subsequent modifications provided to the product team by the end of the same day.


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codetime.tests package¶
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codetime.tests.tests_url module¶
codetime.tests.test_views module¶
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class
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We assert that Bitcoin is and should be whatever we the users define by the code we run, and the rules we vote for with our hash power
Read moreIf you are a developer then contribute, if you have the resources then run a node, if you are a miner then join a mining pool, if you are a researcher then provide evidence and analysis and if you are a contributor then educate others with analysis and facts
Read moreBitcoin is out of the box thinking. We follow in Satoshi's tradition and present you an interdisciplinary approach.
Read moreThe Bitcoin Unlimited (BU) project seeks to provide a voice to all stakeholders in the Bitcoin ecosystem.
Every node operator or miner can currently choose their own blocksize limit by modifying their client. Bitcoin Unlimited makes the process easier by providing a configurable option for the accepted and generated blocksize via a GUI menu. Bitcoin Unlimited further provides a user-configurable failsafe setting allowing you to accept a block larger than your maximum accepted blocksize if it reaches a certain number of blocks deep in the chain.
By moving the blocksize limit from the protocol layer to the transport layer, Bitcoin Unlimited removes the only point of central control in the Bitcoin economy - the blocksize limit - and returns it to the nodes and the miners. An emergent consensus will thus arise based on free-market economics as the nodes/miners converge on consensus focal points, creating in the process a living, breathing entity that responds to changing real-world conditions in a free and decentralised manner.
This approach is supported by the evidence accumulated over the past six years. The miners and node operators have until now been free to choose a soft limit which, as demand grew, has always been increased in a responsive and organic manner to meet the needs of the market. We expect miners to continue in this tested and proven free-market way by, for instance, coordinating to set a new generated blocksize limit of 2MB and reject any blocks larger than 2MB unless they reach 4 blocks deep in the longest chain. As demand increases, the limit can easily be increased to 3MB, 4MB, and so on, thus removing central control over the process of finding the equilibrium blocksize by allowing the free market to arrive at the correct choice in a decentralised fashion.
As a foundational principle, we assert that Bitcoin is and should be whatever its users define by the code they run, and the rules they vote for with their hash power.
Bitcoin Unlimited seeks to remove existing practical barriers to stakeholders expressing their views in these ways.
For more details, read our Articles of Federation.
The Bitcoin Unlimited client is not a competitive block scaling proposal like BIP-101, BIP-102, etc. Instead it tracks consensus. This means that it tracks the blockchain that the hash power majority follows, irrespective of blocksize, and signals its ability to accept larger blocks via protocol and block versioning fields.
If you support an increase in the blocksize limit by any means -- or just support Bitcoin conflict resolution as originally envisioned by its founder -- consider running a Bitcoin Unlimited client.


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I think that is why one of the threads here is called "Andrew Ashworth" :-)
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Rotate the grid squares so that they all join up into a single connected network with no loops.
Left-click in a square to rotate it anticlockwise. Right-click to rotate it clockwise. Middle-click, or shift-left-click if you have no middle mouse button, to lock a square once you think it is correct (so you don't accidentally rotate it again); do the same again to unlock it if you change your mind.
Squares connected to the middle square are lit up. Aim to light up every square in the grid (not just the endpoint blobs).
When this gets too easy, select a 'wrapping' variant from the Type menu to enable grid lines to run off one edge of the playing area and come back on the opposite edge!


Main suspect in Kevin Lunney kidnap dies
The main suspect in the investigation into the kidnapping and torture of Northern Ireland businessman Kevin Lunney has died this morning, PA news agency sources have said.
The man, in his 50s, took ill when police were searching his home in Derbyshire, England this morning.
Searches are taking place at a number of locations in Ireland and the UK this morning in relation to Lunney's abduction and torture.
As well as the operation in Derbyshire, five locations in Co Cavan, three locations in Co Longford and four locations in Dublin are also being searched. Meanwhile, the PSNI is also searching four homes and a business in Derrylin, Co. Fermanagh.
Kevin Lunny was abducted on September 17 and subjected to a vicious criminal attack on September 17, before being found bleeding on a remote roadside after being dumped in Co. Cavan.
Speaking to BBC Northern Ireland’s Spotlight programme, he said he dragged his injured body across country roads fearing he would die before he could be rescued.
His captors then told him they wanted him to resign from QIH, which he agreed to before the torture started.
The attack was the latest in a series targeting the companies and directors that now control the business portfolio that was built up by fallen tycoon Sean Quinn.
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We start with the jewels. This is a heist. However, we can't be charged with theft of free software.
It is a heist to control the machine.
Open a terminal. If you do not grok, go to the ocean
$ sudo apt-get install ruby-full
$ irb


Piero Ferrari explains what you need to do to win in F1
by Tom MasonFerrari vice-chairman Piero Ferrari believes he knows what it will take for Ferrari to start winning titles again, despite there being such a big gap between them and Mercedes.
"To win you must have the best: the driver who does not make mistakes and who knows how to get 100% of the performance of the car, and also the car that gives 100% from the first moment to the last lap," The Ferrari vice-chairman told Motorsport.com.
"The team also, because the strategy is very important.
"Today there is such a tight competition that if you don't have the maximum of everything, you can't win.
"We've always been there, from the first F1 season to date and it's important to be there every year to try to win. I hope Ferrari, as a company, always keep your two souls."
Ferrari is 222 points behind the silver arrows, who secured a sixth consecutive constructors' title this season.


c) Write a JS function to validate contents of a form – the form should have at least one mandatory numerical field and one field to be checked with a regular expression (e.g. an e-mail). Fields not passing validation should have their style modified to inform the user. The JS function should return false if form fails validation, true if it passes.


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The y-axis uses a log scale, meaning that a straight line indicates exponential growth. The dotted lines are guides for different rates of daily exponential growth, 100%, 41%, 26%, 19%, 15%, 12%, 10%, i.e., doubling every 1 to 7 days.
Moving the mouse over a line will fade out the other lines.
In the table, the daily exponential growth percentage is determined by linear regression in the log domain with the 3 previous days.
Data from the COVID Tracking Project. JavaScript: GitHub.


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An array of data objects can be assigned as the grid's items
property.
Each object in the array represents a row in the grid's body.
The items
array can be dynamically modified with Polymer's array mutation methods or by
reassigning the items
property with a new array instance.
Setting all-rows-visible
will make <vaadin-grid>
grow
and shrink in height depending on the number of rows.
Note: allRowsVisible
disables the grid's virtual scrolling so that all the rows are rendered in the DOM at once.
If the grid has a large number of items, using the feature is discouraged to avoid performance issues.
The dataProvider
property can be assigned a function to provide
data from a remote source.
Note: the total number of items must be set as the grid's size
.
Size can be provided as the second argument of the data provider callback
also.
See the "Tree Grid" demo for example.


[gecode-users] number of propagators
Alejandro Arbelaez
alejandro.arbelaez at gmail.com
Sun May 25 22:08:18 CEST 2008
Hi,
I've been trying some gecode examples on different machines, a macbook-pro
2.4Ghz under ubuntu 7.01 (i386), gcc version 4.0.1 and a Intel Xeon 2.33
Ghz under Mandriva 2008 (x86_64), gcc version 4.2.3. Of course I'm running
the same gecode version in both machines (gecode-2-1-1)
Despite of I'm getting the same search tree, the number of propagations is
different for some instances of some problems, for instance:
-------- Mandriva
magic-square -c-d 1 -a-d 1 order 7
initial
propagators: 19
branchings: 1
Summary
runtime: 3.040 (3040.000000 ms)
solutions: 1
propagations: 7435467
failures: 481301
clones: 481365
commits: 962666
peak memory: 1214 KB
-----Ubuntu
magic-square -c-d 1 -a-d 1 7
Initial
propagators: 19
branchings: 1
Summary
runtime: 3.870 (3870.000000 ms)
solutions: 1
propagations: 7430108
failures: 481301
clones: 481365
commits: 962666
peak memory: 609 KB
-----Mandriva
partition -a-d 1 -c-d 1 13
Initial
propagators: 58
branchings: 1
Summary
runtime: 0.710 (710.000000 ms)
solutions: 0
propagations: 2397328
failures: 49734
clones: 49733
commits: 99466
peak memory: 569 KB
----ubuntu
partition -c-d 1 -a-d 1 13
Initial
propagators: 58
branchings: 1
Summary
runtime: 1.813 (1813.487000 ms)
solutions: 0
propagations: 2397273
failures: 49734
clones: 49733
commits: 99466
peak memory: 285 KB
---Mandriva
partition -a-d 1 -c-d 1 15
Initial
propagators: 66
branchings: 1
Summary
runtime: 8.060 (8060.000000 ms)
solutions: 0
propagations: 26991030
failures: 546230
clones: 546229
commits: 1092458
peak memory: 682 KB
-----ubuntu
partition -c-d 1 -a-d 1 15
Initial
propagators: 66
branchings: 1
Summary
runtime: 20.200 (20200.376000 ms)
solutions: 0
propagations: 26995378
failures: 546230
clones: 546229
commits: 1092458
peak memory: 342 KB
Can someone explain me this behavior.
Thanks in advance,
Alejandro
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I’m Gordon, grew up in New Plymouth and now based in Wellington. I have some background in animation and game development, with various part-time roles in between contracts.
I haven’t had much practice with reflecting on what makes us who we are and why it shapes us so. I have always enjoyed working with others because everyone is different and unique. We all learn from each other and grow together. I love to see others grow and succeed, and I am truly grateful for all the people I have come across in my life that have shown me the same.
I’m at Dev Academy because I have dabbled with code in the past and would like to dive deeper to land my first job in this industry.


Just replace the themes/minimo
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rm -rf themes/minimo
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/MunifTanjim/minimo themes/minimo
Then, commit the changes:
git add themes/minimo
git commit -m "update [theme]: minimo"
cd themes/minimo
git checkout master
git fetch && git pull
cd ../..
git add themes/minimo
git commit -m "update [theme]: minimo"
After updating Minimo, always check that your site’s config.toml
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A good idea is to double check all the Configuration settings of Minimo.


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| Last attack score |
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2: Mutable JRV (prev) or 4: Values have Handlers (next)
This is a demonstration of step three "not redoing a zillion steps every time" Reactive, from Understanding Reactive Programming.
So this is a pretty big change.
We've set up that JRVs can only be actively notified by other JRVs now, and we've also set up that they need to be told that they're listening to each other, either with the .should_notify hook, or more conveniently, with the .needs statement.
var A = new JRV(0),
B = new JRV(5),
X = new JRV( () => A.v + B.v ).needs([A,B]);
console.log( X.v );
A.v = 10; console.log( X.v );
A.v = 20; console.log( X.v );
A.v = 30; console.log( X.v );
X.v = () => (A.v*2) + (B.v*2);
console.log( X.v );
This should log, in order, 5, 15, 25,
35, and 70, just like before.
class JRV {
constructor(comp) {
this.comp = comp;
this.callbacks = [];
this.update();
}
should_notify(cb) {
this.callbacks = this.callbacks.concat(cb);
}
needs(Dep) {
if (Array.isArray(Dep)) { Dep.map(d => d.should_notify(this.make_notifier())); }
else { Dep.should_notify(this.make_notifier()); }
return this;
}
make_notifier() {
return (() => this.update());
}
set v(newComp) {
this.comp = newComp;
this.update();
this.callbacks.map(cb => cb());
}
get v() {
return this.value;
}
update() {
var isFunc = (typeof this.comp === 'function');
return this.value = (isFunc? this.comp() : this.comp);
}
}


Navigation Mesh Example
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HBC 103 Experiment 8 SIGNIFICANT FIGURES
Introduction
All scientificactivity is ultimately based on measujrements of one sort or other. Measurements, provide the the tools with which we can convince outsiders about what we have come to believe. If, for example, you suspect that adding a substance x to the soil will promote the growth of maize plants, you must make measurements that will provide evidence that what you suspect is indeed the case. How strong the evidenc is will depend on the reliability of your measurements. In common with other scientific investigators, biochemists frequently have to measure lenght, mass, volume and absorbanced of various items or substances in order to make conclusion about the properties of the materials being studied. In the fields of epidemiology, agriculture and decology additional measurements of area and the number of people or plansts are often made. When using a certain piece of equipment, there is always a set of numbers that can be read off the scale with any problems. In analogue equipment, it si rare to have the pointer point to a mark division on the scale. Usually one has to estimate the last uncertain figure. In the diagram below, the measujrement of an object using a meter rule is shjown. Only the parts of the ruler and object near the position we are interested in have been shown. Most people would agree that the object is more than 10.4 cm but shorter than 10.5 cm. Whether the object is 10.42cm, 10.43 or 10.45 cm is more diffucult to agree on. In practice, each individual worker makes up their own mind as to what should be reported. A metre rule whose smallest divisions are millimetres is being used to determine the length of an object.
In the example above. I would say that the pieeowas 10.43 cm long. Once a decision has been made on how to report the last uncertain figure, the figure becomes part of the other figures that are known with certainty. The figures that are obtained after reading offf a piece of equipment are significant - the figures have meaning. Such meaning cannot always be assigned to numbers that are obtained from calculation as we will see shortly. How2 then do we assign meaning to numbers that have been obtained by calculation? If, for example, we want to determine the value of one quarter of the piece above we divide 10.43 cm by 4 and from the calculator we can read the result as 2.6075. The most fun damental guiding princeiple is that a calculated result should not have more significant figures than the figure with the least number of significant figures that was used in the calculation. The statement is a bit of a mouth but is the most reliable guide especially where n o proper statistical calculation s have been made. In our example there are four significant figures in 10.43 cm. The number two is a counting number, which can have as many significanat figures as we like, 2.02.000 or 2.00000 depending on the situation we are dealing with. The calculated result should not have more significant figures than 10.43. We therefore report a quarter of the lengh as 2.608 cm.
The second methos of deciding what to report after making measurements relies on calculating standard deviations. The procedure involved is almost mechanical
Results obtained from triplicate measurements of an item together with the calculated mean and standard deviation
| Trial | Measurement (cm) | |
|---|---|---|
| One | 10.43 | |
| Two | 10.42 | |
| Three | 10.47 | |
| Mean | 10.44 | |
| Standard deviation | 0.2646 |
Ensuring that only one significant figture remains in the vlue of the standard deviation gives 0.03 for the standard deviation. Any numbers to the right of the 3 in 0.03 do not have anhy meaning. We, therefore, report 10.44 ± 0.03 cm as the result of our calculation.
You should appreciate that using only one significanat figure in reporting the standard deviation is related to the fact that in any measurement, you can never be uncertain about two figures.
Prepare your report following the guidelines that have been posted. Your ability to ORGANIZE data will contribute to your final mark.
Your report should not be more than 1000 words long. Indicate actual number of words used as the very last item in your report.


Preparation time
1-2 hours
Cooking time
30 mins to 1 hour
Serves
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Wild mushrooms are full of flavour and make a wonderful filling for the rich buttery pastry in James Martin's quiche.
For the shortcrust pastry, put the flour and salt in a large bowl and add the cubes of butter and lard.
Use your fingertips to rub the butter and lard into the flour until you have a mixture that resembles coarse breadcrumbs with no large lumps of butter or lard remaining. Try to work quickly so that it does not become greasy.
Measure out eight tablespoons of cold water. Using a knife, stir in just enough of the cold water to bind the dough together.
Wrap the dough in cling film and chill in the fridge for 10-15 minutes before using.
Alternatively use a food processor. Put the flour, butter and salt in the food processor and pulse until the fat is rubbed into the flour. With the motor running, gradually add the water through the funnel until the dough comes together. Only add enough water to bind it and then stop. Wrap the dough in cling film as before and chill for 30 minutes before using.
Preheat the oven to 190C/375F/Gas 5.
Roll out the pastry on a lightly floured work surface to the thickness of a pound coin. Use the rolling pin to help you lift it into a 22cm/8½in deep flan tin. Let the edges overhang (these will be trimmed later) and place in the fridge to chill for at least 15 minutes.
Line the pastry case with baking parchment and fill it with baking beans. Place on a baking tray and bake for 15-20 minutes, or until the pastry is a very light golden-brown. Remove the baking beans and parchment, and return to the oven for another five minutes to cook the base. Remove and reduce oven temperature to 160C/325F/Gas 3.
For the wild mushroom quiche, heat the oil in a large frying pan and cook the mushrooms for a minute. In a jug, combine the eggs, milk and cream and season with salt and pepper.
Sprinkle the cheese into the pastry case, then add the mushrooms and pour over the egg mix. Sprinkle the thyme leaves over the top. Bake for 40-45 minutes, or until the filling is set.
Remove from the oven and set aside to cool. When cool enough to handle, trim the pastry edges.
For the smoked salmon salad, heat a griddle pan and toss the spring onions in two tablespoons of olive oil. Griddle the spring onions for two minutes each side, or until they have charred.
Place the spring onions in a large bowl with the salmon and watercress.
In a small bowl, add the mustard, vinegar and the remaining three tablespoons of olive oil. Whisk until combined. Just before serving, pour the dressing over the salad and mix.
Serve the quiche in slices with the smoked salmon salad.
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Lining a tart tin with pastry
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Lining a tart tin: trimming the pastry
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Rubbing in


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Created by Instructor Amy Groshek on March 20, 2018
I argue that the Israeli state manifests an implicit "right to maim" and debilitate Palestinian bodies and environments as a form of biopolitical control.
I note that the policy of maiming is a productive one, through the profitability of what I call a speculative rehabilitative economy. (128)
This final chapter takes the biopolitics of debilitation to its furthest expanse, looking at how the population available for injury is capacitated for settler colonial occupation through its explicit debilitation. It moves the argumentation about debilitation from the production of populations available for injury to the targeting of populations to be injured. (128-29)
Shoot to cripple attempts to preemptively debilitate the resistant capacities of another intifada, the next intifada. (129)
[U]nderstood in liberal terms as less violent than killing... shoot to cripple appears on the surface to be a humanitarian approach to warfare. (129)
174 documented attachs on [Palestine's] ambulances during a period of approximately eighteen months
the Israeli government's resignification of Gaza's main service buildings from infrastructural networks to "terrorist infrastructures" (134)
Gaza as open-air prison... the terrain is dependent on the withdrawn colonizer's infrastructural support, which modulates calories, megawatts, water, telecommunication networks, and spectrum and bandwidth allocation to provide the bare minimum ofr survival. (134)
Maiming is a practice that escapes definition within both legal and biopolitical or necropolitical frameworks because it does not proceed through making live, making die, letting live, or letting die (137)
If slow death is conceptualized as primarily through the vector of "let die" or "make die," maiming functions as "will not let die and, its supposed humanitarian complement, "will not make die." Maiming masqureades as "let live" when in fact it acts as "will not let die." (137)
Withholding death... becomes an act of dehumanization: the Palestinians are not even human enough for death.
Sanctioned maiming... bespeaks a profound failure in the global human rights framing of disability as a protected and supported social difference (141)
Puar, Jasbir. The Right to Maim: Debility, Capacity, Disability. Durham: Duke UP, 2017.


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Facial Cellulitis
Facial cellulitis is a condition in which an infection from an abscess or plaque in the teeth causes pain and spreads throughout the face.
Irreversible Pulpitis
Irreversible pulpitis is when the pain in the tooth occurs spontaneously or continues to hurt after the patient removes the hot/cold substance that was causing pain. Normal pulpitis will cease hurting directly after removing what is causing the pain.
Cysts
Cysts are fluid-filled sacs that usually contains puss and can occur anywhere on the body. When its in your mouth it can be quite painful as your tongue may irritate it.
Tooth Fracture
A tooth fracture is usually caused by an accidental blow to the face during a sports game, biting on something really hard, falling face first and more.
Cosmetic Dentistry
Cosmetic dentistry is generally used to refer to any dental work that improves the appearance (though not necessarily the function) of a person's teeth, gums and/or bite. Smile Makeover is usually a cosmetic procedure which will rejuvenate your smile and build up your confidence.
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An advanced mouth guard creation technique. Vacuum formed mouthguard involves customizing the mouthguard to match a mold of the individual patient's teeth for a PERFECT fit.
Dental Checkup
A dental checkup is an appointment that involves cleaning the teeth, identifying any signs of infection and removing said signs of infection at least once every six months in the office. Read more about it here.
Pericoronitis
Pericoronitis refers to the inflammation of the soft tissue surrounding the crown of a partially-erupted tooth.
Third Molars
The third molars are also known as the wisdom teeth and typically require removal in order to prevent pain and other issues in the mouth.
Abscess
A dental abscess is a pocket of pus the forms in the tooth root from a bacterial infection.
Irreversible Pulpitis
Irreversible pulpitis is when the pain in the tooth occurs spontaneously or continues to hurt even after the stimulus is removed such as hot or cold substance that was causing pain. Normal pulpitis will cease hurting directly after removing what is causing the pain.
Dental Cleaning
A dental Prophy or cleaning is a professional and detailed cleaning that involves the removal of plaque, calculus and stains from the teeth. Read more about it here.
Lateral Luxation
Lateral luxation is the displacement of a tooth that moves it in the wrong direction while it is still attached to the gums.
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Basic Instinct (1992) A movie review by Serdar Yegulalp (C) 1997 by Serdar Yegulalp
CAPSULE: Dumb dud of an entry in the BODY HEAT sweepstakes, and now something of a landmark for having spawned a jillion clones.
BASIC INSTINCT's worst crime is that it's not just a bad movie, but in many ways, an incompetent one as well.  It's supposed to be a thriller, but the plot is dead on its feet, and ultimately arbitrary; it's only put into the movie to jerk us around. It's also supposed to be sexy, but it's instead got the unpleasant rawness of a teenager showing younger kids his collections of dirty pictures. It's a ripoff.
The story opens with a rock star being murdered while in the throes of orgasm. The biggest suspect is an authoress, Catherine Tramell (Sharon Stone), who wrote a novel in which the murder was eerily presaged. Or maybe it's the work of a copycat? These and other plot threads get fed to the detective who's on the case (Michael Douglas), who has a few problems himself. Like we wonder if his elevator goes to the top floor. We can measure with a stopwatch the time from them setting eyes on each other to the moment they are doing the mattress dance.
Joe Eszterhas has written the screenplay, and he uses a device that he used before in the much better JAGGED EDGE: the killer's identity is kept a secret until the movie's final shot. This isn't in itself a problem -- the problem is that up until that point, we've been given nothing to work with. Every clue in the movie -- EVERY clue -- is ambiguous. The whole thriller aspect of the movie is a shill.
Red herrings, dead plot threads, violence, and kinky sexuality litter the movie like potholes in Manhattan streets. They add up to zip, because they're not happening to people we care about. Douglas's character is foulmouthed and bitter and that's it; Stone's character has an iron-on smile that never changes; the rest are forgettable. When we don't even have the luxury of giving a damn about anyone in the movie, who cares what happens in it? Especially with an ending that is not only unsatisfying, but in many ways inexplicable? (A friend of mine once came up with a rule of thumb about movie characters: "If no one in the movie behaves like anyone you know, or would *care* to know, JUST LEAVE!")
One of the nastier things about the movie is the way it treats lesbianism not as an integral part of someone's life, but as a kind of kink -- something to thrill men with. I despair whenever I encounter this kind of stupidity in mainstream entertainment; are we still so culturally Neanderthal that the only way to include something like that in a big-budget Hollywood film is as a Hefnerism?
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SignalR Core: Heartbeat and Redis
Dec 23, 2019 09:51 · 701 words · 4 minute read
Realtime applications are hard to design in .NET world, we have SignalR Core which gives us a painless interface for developing such applications. SignalR Core is a very new library, here I will be discussing a problem case which came with the latest versions.
The story come up with a problem that I faced. I have been storing the client information on Redis. My application records client information with OnConnectedAsync
method and remove it with OnDisconnectedAsync
method. Moreover, we have an object called _clientList for inserting and removing clients, and for updating a clients information.
public async Task OnConnectedAsync()
{
...
_clientList.CreateUser(Context.ConnectionId);
...
}
public async Task OnDisconnectedAsync(Exception ex)
{
...
_clientList.RemoveUser(Context.ConnectionId);
...
}
This seems good enough for cases without a failure. However, we have to consider the worst case. _clientList
must be reliable for the reading the data. Which means, we should be able to see the most up-to-date status information for the online users.
Further note; the story’s code does not include a Redis implementation.
Scenario 1
Redis has crashed and a new connection has establisted. _clientList.CreateUser
method will also crash. And, we can’t see the new client on the Redis.
Scenario 2
Redis was working without problem and then it crashed or some network problem have occurred between server and redis. So, what will happen this in case ?
You guessed it right, the _clientList.RemoveUser
will fail too. And our reliable data won’t be reliable anymore.
You have to cover these scenarios for better realtime applications. Let’s start.
Solutions
Scenario 1 has a basic solution. You can ignore the new connections while Redis is down. Which means, you don’t allow new connections. In order to accomplish this, basically call the Context.Abort()
public async Task OnConnectedAsync()
{
try {
...
_clientList.CreateUser(Context.ConnectionId);
...
}
catch (Exception ex) {
// put your logger logic here
Context.Abort();
}
}
After that, you can show such a message to user ‘Server is offline’. Problem solved for reliable data. Next step would be to solve the problem in Redis.
For advanced usage, this is not a proper solution. You have to make sure that Redis is always online, or have a backup plan in order to prevent server uptime loss.
Scenario 2, the main point of this story. Data stuck on the Redis. And, we can’t rely the data anymore. SignalR sending ping to the clients for testing their connections. It called as Heartbeat.
Old SignalR was using an extra interface to control existing connections. ITransportHeartbeat
, it has collection of existing connections, so we can remove stuck data with iteration. I won’t delve into details here, you can refere the David Flow’s code here. However, taking all connections and processing them might cause some performance issues. In order to solve this, SignalR takes a different approach by implementing a new method between its ping/pong cycles on its own Backend.
ASP.NET Core has Connection Features. And, it includes IConnectionHeartbeatFeature
interface. You must use the following code inside of a hub. Let’s see the code.
private void Heartbeat()
{
var heartbeat = Context.Features.Get<IConnectionHeartbeatFeature>();
heartbeat.OnHeartbeat(state => {
(HttpContext context ,string connectionId) = ((HttpContext, string))state;
var ClientList = context.RequestServices.GetService<IClientList>();
ClientList.LatestPing(connectionId);
}, (Context.GetHttpContext(), Context.ConnectionId));
}
Call the Heartbeat method on OnConnectedAsync
. Also, if you want to use a service from DI, You have to request with context.RequestServices.GetService
. Then, we just update the client’s LatestPing parameter. This property will be updated on Redis.
To verify, the results check the http://localhost:5000/api/clients
Result
So, now we know latest client ping time. We can loop through the redis and if we didn’t receive a ping at least 5 min. from a client, we can remove it. The control time should be depend on your reconnecting time span settings. Because a re-connection might have happened after a natural disconnection case.
Conclusion
To sum up, we can use the latest ping time in order to deal with many cases. Of course, SignalR Core itself needs more features for edge cases. On the other hand, this solution is not perfect. Depending on the system design, a completely different service approach might be required.
You can check the code on github. I have used, the ChatSample from SignalR_samples repository. And it is just a demo.


Sub category¶
This function is only available for the architecture modes number two and three (Items, categories and reviews). For more information, check : Website architecture.
This functionality allows you to create a sub category.
Create or reuse a content type as a sub category. Here is an example of a city that will belong to a country :
cities:
name: Cities
singular_name: City
fields:
title:
type: text
required: true
pattern: "^.{1,45}$"
class: large
group: "Location"
slug:
type: slug
uses: [ title ]
content:
type: textarea
height: 150px
pattern: "^.{1,140}$"
required: true
image:
type: image
attrib: [alt, title]
extensions: [ gif, jpg, png ]
upload: location
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countries:
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order: title
label: Select zero or more countries
show_on_dashboard: true
default_status: published
record_template: record.twig
listing_template: listing.twig
searchable: false
icon_many: "fa:cubes"
icon_one: "fa:cube"
slug: cities
Note the relation to the countries.
Now create or reuse a content type as a category. Here is an example for cities :
countries:
name: Countries
singular_name: Country
fields:
title:
type: text
required: true
pattern: "^.{1,45}$"
class: large
group: "Location"
slug:
type: slug
uses: [ title ]
content:
type: textarea
height: 150px
pattern: "^.{1,140}$"
required: true
image:
type: image
attrib: [alt, title]
extensions: [ gif, jpg, png ]
upload: location
show_on_dashboard: true
default_status: published
record_template: subcat_record.twig
listing_template: listing.twig
searchable: false
icon_many: "fa:cubes"
icon_one: "fa:cube"
slug: countries
Note the use of “subcat_record.twig” that is a twig template to show the sub categories when viewing a city.
Last step, you need to modify the template for your items “item.twig”. Change the related content (it has nothing to do with the chapter Related content but with the relationships) to only show the relations that are items otherwise it would include the category as well.
Change the line :
{% set items = record.related('') %}
To :
{% set items = record.related('items') %}
If your items are not called items anymore, please change accordingly.
Dont forget to modify the relations of your items to link them to your sub category instead of your category.


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