e2fsck.conf
Section: File Formats (5)Updated: May 2010
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NAME
e2fsck.conf - Configuration file for e2fsckDESCRIPTION
e2fsck.conf is the configuration file for e2fsck(8). It controls the default behavior of e2fsck(8) while it is checking ext2 or ext3 filesystems.
The
e2fsck.conf
file uses an INI-style format. Stanzas, or top-level sections, are
delimited by square braces: [ ]. Within each section, each line
defines a relation, which assigns tags to values, or to a subsection,
which contains further relations or subsections.
An example of the INI-style format used by this configuration file
follows below:
[section1]
tag1 = value_a
tag1 = value_b
tag2 = value_c
[section 2]
tag3 = {
subtag1 = subtag_value_a
subtag1 = subtag_value_b
subtag2 = subtag_value_c
}
tag1 = value_d
tag2 = value_e
}
Comments are delimited by a semicolon (';') or a hash ('#') character
at the beginning of the comment, and are terminated by the end of
line character.
Tags and values must be quoted using double quotes if they contain
spaces. Within a quoted string, the standard backslash interpretations
apply: "\n" (for the newline character),
"\t" (for the tab character), "\b" (for the backspace character),
and "\\" (for the backslash character).
The following stanzas are used in the
e2fsck.conf
file. They will be described in more detail in future sections of this
document.
- [options]
- This stanza contains general configuration parameters for e2fsck's behavior.
- [problems]
- This stanza allows the administrator to reconfigure how e2fsck handles various filesystem inconsistencies.
- [scratch_files]
- This stanza controls when e2fsck will attempt to use scratch files to reduce the need for memory.
THE [options] STANZA
The following relations are defined in the [options] stanza.- allow_cancellation
- If this relation is set to a boolean value of true, then if the user interrupts e2fsck using ^C, and the filesystem is not explicitly flagged as containing errors, e2fsck will exit with an exit status of 0 instead of 32. This setting defaults to false.
- accept_time_fudge
- Unfortunately, due to Windows' unfortunate design decision to configure the hardware clock to tick localtime, instead of the more proper and less error-prone UTC time, many users end up in the situation where the system clock is incorrectly set at the time when e2fsck is run.
- Historically this was usually due to some distributions having buggy init scripts and/or installers that didn't correctly detect this case and take appropriate countermeasures. However, it's still possible, despite the best efforts of init script and installer authors to not be able to detect this misconfiguration, usually due to a buggy or misconfigured virtualization manager or the installer not having access to a network time server during the installation process. So by default, we allow the superblock times to be fudged by up to 24 hours. This can be disabled by setting accept_time_fudge to the boolean value of false. This setting defaults to true.
- broken_system_clock
- The e2fsck(8) program has some heuristics that assume that the system clock is correct. In addition, many system programs make similar assumptions. For example, the UUID library depends on time not going backwards in order for it to be able to make its guarantees about issuing universally unique ID's. Systems with broken system clocks, are well, broken. However, broken system clocks, particularly in embedded systems, do exist. E2fsck will attempt to use heuristics to determine if the time can not be trusted; and to skip time-based checks if this is true. If this boolean is set to true, then e2fsck will always assume that the system clock can not be trusted.
- clear_test_fs_flag
- This boolean relation controls whether or not e2fsck(8) will offer to clear the test_fs flag if the ext4 filesystem is available on the system. It defaults to true.
- defer_check_on_battery
- This boolean relation controls whether or not the interval between filesystem checks (either based on time or number of mounts) should be doubled if the system is running on battery. This setting defaults to true.
- indexed_dir_slack_percentage
- When e2fsck(8) repacks a indexed directory, reserve the specified percentage of empty space in each leaf nodes so that a few new entries can be added to the directory without splitting leaf nodes, so that the average fill ratio of directories can be maintained at a higher, more efficient level. This relation defaults to 20 percent.
THE [problems] STANZA
Each tag in the [problems] stanza names a problem code specified with a leading "0x" followed by six hex digits. The value of the tag is a subsection where the relations in that subsection override the default treatment of that particular problem code. Note that inappropriate settings in this stanza may cause e2fsck to behave incorrectly, or even crash. Most system administrators should not be making changes to this section without referring to source code. Within each problem code's subsection, the following tags may be used:- description
- This relation allows the message which is printed when this filesystem inconsistency is detected to be overridden.
- preen_ok
- This boolean relation overrides the default behavior controlling whether this filesystem problem should be automatically fixed when e2fsck is running in preen mode.
- no_ok
- This boolean relation overrides the default behavior determining whether or not the filesystem will be marked as inconsistent if the user declines to fix the reported problem.
- no_default
- This boolean relation overrides whether the default answer for this problem (or question) should be "no".
- preen_nomessage
- This boolean relation overrides the default behavior controlling whether or not the description for this filesystem problem should be suppressed when e2fsck is running in preen mode.
- no_nomsg
- This boolean relation overrides the default behavior controlling whether or not the description for this filesystem problem should be suppressed when e2fsck is run with the -n option.
THE [scratch_files] STANZA
The following relations are defined in the [scratch_files] stanza.- directory
- If the directory named by this relation exists and is writeable, then e2fsck will attempt to use this directory to store scratch files instead of using in-memory data structures.
- numdirs_threshold
- If this relation is set, then in-memory data structures be used if the number of directories in the filesystem are fewer than amount specified.
- dirinfo
- This relation controls whether or not the scratch file directory is used instead of an in-memory data structure for directory information. It defaults to true.
- icount
- This relation controls whether or not the scratch file directory is used instead of an in-memory data structure when tracking inode counts. It defaults to true.
EXAMPLES
The following recipe will prevent e2fsck from aborting during the boot process when a filesystem contains orphaned files. (Of course, this is not always a good idea, since critical files that are needed for the security of the system could potentially end up in lost+found, and starting the system without first having a system administrator check things out may be dangerous.)[problems]
0x040002 = {
preen_ok = true
description = "@u @i %i. "
}
FILES
- /etc/e2fsck.conf
- The configuration file for e2fsck(8).
SEE ALSO
e2fsck(8)
Index
- NAME
- DESCRIPTION
- THE [options] STANZA
- THE [problems] STANZA
- THE [scratch_files] STANZA
- EXAMPLES
- FILES
- SEE ALSO
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Time: 05:33:59 GMT, December 24, 2015


Spending
figure out which tools are best for your spending
Cash/Debit
- is cash still king?
- only really places trying to pay less taxes accept "cash only"
- however, cash gets the job done if you have it
- though it is hard to keep track of cash spending, so maybe use a debit card instead
Credit
- credit isn't for everyone
- some people should try to avoid credit, period
- if you like to spend money you don't have, don't get access to credit unless absolutely necessary
- even if necessary, try to find ways to avoid it to prevent a debt cycle (continued borrowing, more debt, higher costs) you may not be able to escape
- being able to get access to credit is extremely important for your personal finances, so try to become responsible first and then learn about the types of credit
- personally, I love credit cards
- I get cashback on my spending
- I always have enough money in my account to pay of my card at any time
- I recognize that it's much easier to spend money because of how easy it is to just tap
- it's not worth spending more money to get more rewards (rewards are a tiny percentage of the spend amount)
- however, rewards on spending can add up (see emergency plan)
- sometimes you have to spend the money anyways, so why not earn rewards?
- spending using a credit card can make keeping track of what you spent your money on
- credit cards can save you money
- I once used my credit card to pay for a flight and the company went bankrupt
- I submitted a request for a chargeback from the credit card I paid with and after some time I got all my money back, phew!
- credit card companies can sometimes reverse a transaction where the goods/services paid for were never received
- credit cards with purchase protection may give you coverage on purchased items that are damaged or stolen
- cards with price protection may refund you the difference after a price drop
- a line of credit can be useful
- you can open a line of credit, which typically has a lower interest than a credit card and not use it
- you would have it open for emergency purposes, but you should still have an emergency plan
- in the short term it affects your credit score due to a hard credit check
- in the long term it may help your credit score because you have access to credit
- that's assuming you use a small percentage of the total amount available and you make your payments on time


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How to create a workspace in Eclipse
Using bake in Eclipse is very similar compared to the CDT build mechanism.
Warning
One major difference is, that .cproject and .project files are just wrappers. Do not use the standard property pages, they will be simply ignored! Edit only the Project.meta files. The .cprojec`t and `.project files shall not be committed to your source control.
Import
If you have a workspace with no .cproject and .project files, but Project.meta files, you can import them to Eclipse. You can also use the importer to import single projects. The importer can be found unter File->Import or in the context menu of the Project Explorer. All (sub)directories with a Project.meta are listed here. Choose the projects to import and press Finish.
Note
Note, that .cproject and .project files will not be overwritten per default. If e.g. a project is not a c-project, some bake features will not available. In this case, enable the recreate option. This is also a good idea, if you want to get rid of old configurations.


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NO LOOKING BACK RATING: 6.5 / 10 --> So-so
Review Date: April 19, 1998 Director: Edward Burns Writer: Edward Burns Producer: Edward Burns, Ted Hope, Michael Nozik Actors: Edward Burns as Charlie Lauren Holly as Claudia Jon Bon Jovi as Michael Blythe Danner as Claudia's mom Genre: Romantic Drama Year of Release: 1998
Edward Burns' third feature film after THE BROTHERS McCULLEN (6.5/10) and SHE'S THE ONE. This one's also sprinkled with beers, Irish stuff and beautiful and confused people dealing with relationships.
PLOT: Charlie (Burns) returns to his hometown after three years away, and wants to patch things up with his ex-girlfriend Claudia (Holly). Unfortunately for him, Claudia has been living with Michael (Bon Jovi), a childhood friend of Charlie's, for those three years, and doesn't know exactly what to do. The dilemma she faces is the crux of this film.
CRITIQUE: Nice little character study that revolves around the feelings of friends, lovers and family. Enjoyable enough, but not enough meat in which to grind your viewer teeth. The characters and actors in the movie were all very believable and interesting to watch, with Jon Bon Jovi beginning to show some real signs of a thespian in the making. Holly had never really impressed me before, but does a decent job with the task that she's been assigned in this film.
The movie's plot is not the most original in the world, in that it deals with people asking themselves the proverbial question or whether or not they should leave their hometown for opportunities elsewhere, and whether or not one could ever really come home again (done much better in BEAUTIFUL GIRLS (8/10), but then again, Hollywood hasn't exactly bent over backwards to conceive many new theatrical ideas over the past few years. Other than that, the little town is very quaint and shows extreme signs of "the comfortable life" for many of its satisfied inhabitants, while also demonstrating the lack of ambition or foresight in many of those same people.
The soundtrack was fine (but can someone please tell Bruce Springsteen to stop playing on soundtracks!!), as was the length of the picture. On the down side, no memorable scenes made it onto this cinematic menu, and there was one too many montage shots with music in the background (usually a sign of a weak script). Two little things did bug me a bit. One, there is one major continuity error during one of the pivotal emotional scenes, in which Holly is bawling her eyes out one second, dry another, and then blubbering the next. Somewhat distracting. Also, and much more irritating, was the fact that every single character seems to be drinking a beer or taking a smoke in every single scene in this movie. I mean, it's incredible!! Does anybody really drink a Budweiser in a laundry mat, for God's sakes?!?! Oh well.
Overall, the movie is nice to watch with your "significant other", so that you could ponder the "what would you do's" after it's finished, but not much more than that.
Little Known Facts: Working title for this film was LONG TIME, NOTHING NEW. Edward Burns worked as a production assistant on Entertainment Tonight for four years. Lauren Holly turned down the Courteney Cox role in ACE VENTURA: PET DETECTIVE (7.5/10). Blythe Danner is Gwyneth Paltrow's mom.
(c) 1998 Berge Garabedian
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Script Environment Variables
From Alfred v2.4, you'll find useful alfred_ variables in the script environment data, to help you get commonly required Alfred information from the user's settings.
Here is a list of the variables. Below, you'll also find an example of what you can expect this data to look like.
alfred_preferences
This is the location of the Alfred.alfredpreferences. If a user has synced their settings, this will allow you to find out where their settings are regardless of sync state.
alfred_preferences_localhash
From Alfred 2.4, non-synced preferences are moving out of the standard macOS preferences due to a Yosemite issue with prefs inheritance between Alfred Preferences.app and Alfred 2.app.
Any local (Mac-specific) preferences are now stored within Alfred.alfredpreferences under …/preferences/local/[alfred_preferences_localhash]/ instead and use Alfred's own preferences framework.
alfred_theme
Current theme used
alfred_theme_background
If you're creating icons on the fly, this allows you to find out the colour of the theme background.
alfred_theme_selection_background
The colour of the selected result.
alfred_theme_subtext
Find out what subtext mode the user has selected in the Appearance preferences.
Usability note: This is available so developers can tweak the result text based on the user's selected mode, but a workflow's result text should not be bloated unnecessarily based on this, as the main reason users generally hide the subtext is to make Alfred look cleaner.
alfred_version and alfred_version_build
Find out which version and build the user is currently running. This may be useful if your workflow depends on a particular Alfred version's features.
alfred_workflow_bundleid
The bundle ID of the current running workflow
alfred_workflow_cache and alfred_workflow_data
These are the recommended locations for volatile and non-volatile workflow data:
Cache: ~/Library/Caches/com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-2/Workflow Data/[bundle id]
Data: ~/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Workflow Data/[bundle id]
Note that these two will only be populated if your workflow has a bundle id set.
alfred_workflow_name
Name of the currently running workflow
alfred_workflow_uid
Unique ID of the currently running workflow
alfred_workflow_version
Current workflow version
alfred_debug
If the user currently has the debug panel open for this workflow. This variable is only set if the user is debugging, and is set to value 1.
Script Environment Variables Example
Here is an example of what you can expect from the data:
"alfred_preferences" = "/Users/Crayons/Dropbox/Alfred/Alfred.alfredpreferences";
"alfred_preferences_localhash" = adbd4f66bc3ae8493832af61a41ee609b20d8705;
"alfred_theme" = "alfred.theme.yosemite";
"alfred_theme_background" = "rgba(255,255,255,0.98)";
"alfred_theme_subtext" = 3;
"alfred_version" = "2.4";
"alfred_version_build" = 277;
"alfred_workflow_bundleid" = "com.alfredapp.david.googlesuggest";
"alfred_workflow_cache" = "/Users/Crayons/Library/Caches/com.runningwithcrayons.Alfred-2/Workflow Data/com.alfredapp.david.googlesuggest";
"alfred_workflow_data" = "/Users/Crayons/Library/Application Support/Alfred 2/Workflow Data/com.alfredapp.david.googlesuggest";
"alfred_workflow_name" = "Google Suggest";
"alfred_workflow_uid" = "user.workflow.B0AC54EC-601C-479A-9428-01F9FD732959";
"alfred_debug" = 1;


This example searches for jQuery locally at ../node_modules/jquery/dist/jquery.min.js
, but
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or modify this HTML file and change the src attribute of the script tag loading jQuery
to specify a different local path or a CDN URL.
This example searches for jQuery.scrollTo locally at ../node_modules/jquery.scrollto/jquery.scrollTo.min.js
, but
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The show/HideSection() plug-ins will still work, but auto-scrolling to a certain position in the viewport
will not be animated (smooth scrolling) without the scrollTo plug-in, but instead the
viewport will instantly "jump" to the target position.
This example searches for jQuery.scrollTo locally at ../node_modules/jquery-folding-arrow-icon/dist/jquery-folding-arrow-icon-min.js
, but
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It's not generally necessary to use the showOrHideSection plug-in, but
the accordion script relies on both plug-ins and won't work without folding-arrow-icon.
This demo page is a variation of the Original Accordion Demo.
It uses the same source file (accordion-min.js
and accordion.css
) and
(apart from different text content like this paragraph) only differs from the first example
in setting permanent Multi-Select mode by adding the class multi
to the class
attribute of the accordion div
:
<div class="accordion multi" data-store-selector="#${id}_store">
Try to open multiple sections of this page and you'll see, that other sections don't get auto-closed any more.
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The function cat(k,A,B,C,...)
concatenates arrays
A,B,C,...
along dimension k
.
Real[2,3] r1 = cat(1, {{1.0, 2.0, 3}}, {{4, 5, 6}}); Real[2,6] r2 = cat(2, r1, 2*r1);
cat(k,A,B,C,...)
concatenates arrays
A,B,C,...
along dimension k
according to
the following rules:
A, B, C, ...
must have the same number of
dimensions, i.e., ndims(A) = ndims(B) = ...
A, B, C, ...
must be type compatible
expressions giving the type of the elements of the result. The
maximally expanded types should be equivalent. Real and Integer
subtypes can be mixed resulting in a Real result array where the
Integer numbers have been transformed to Real numbers.k
has to characterize an existing dimension, i.e.,
1 <= k <= ndims(A) = ndims(B) = ndims(C)
;
k
shall be an integer number.A, B, C, ...
must have
identical array sizes with the exception of the size of dimension
k
, i.e., size(A,j) = size(B,j), for 1 <= j
<= ndims(A) and j <> k
.Concatenation is formally defined according to:
Let R = cat(k,A,B,C,...), and let n = ndims(A) = ndims(B) = ndims(C) = ...., then size(R,k) = size(A,k) + size(B,k) + size(C,k) + ... size(R,j) = size(A,j) = size(B,j) = size(C,j) = ...., for 1 <= j <= n and j <> k. R[i_1, ..., i_k, ..., i_n] = A[i_1, ..., i_k, ..., i_n], for i_k <= size(A,k), R[i_1, ..., i_k, ..., i_n] = B[i_1, ..., i_k - size(A,i), ..., i_n], for i_k <= size(A,k) + size(B,k), .... where 1 <= i_j <= size(R,j) for 1 <= j <= n.


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| Emotion | Triggering Thoughts | Adaptive Purpose | Unhealthy Response | Healthy Response |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fear | Threats and dangers | Protect the self | Avoiding the fear | Facing the fear |
| Sadness | Loss | Teaches meaning of that which was lost | Depression or avoidance of the sadness | Mourn the loss then let go and move on with life |
| Anger | Rules of self broken by others. They "should" act in a certain way | Expressing our dislike. "I want it to be different than it is" | Aggression* or avoidance of the anger | Assertiveness** |
| Guilt | Rules of self broken by self. I "should" have acted in a certain way | Moral compass of the self | Self blame or avoidance of the guilt | Take responsibility / learn from mistakes / self-forgiveness |
| Shame | Pointing out flaws of the self. I "should" be better | Teach us self-love and acceptance | Self-loathing / secrecy / judgment of others | Self-love / self-acceptance / self-compassion |
*Aggressiveness - external control. Trying to force someone give us what we want.
**Assertiveness - internal control. Controlling on the emotions and actions of the self.
The "should" mentality is what makes people very rigid, controlling, and full of fear. Learn to be flexible with life's situations, outcomes, and others' behaviors and simply "mourn" the loss of outcomes that are different that what you expected.
The root of all these emotions is fear. We are afraid of the loss that might occur to us that we can't let go of. In the root of fear lies shame; where judgment of self and others comes from. Learn to accept, love, and have compassion towards yourself and others.


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The main objective of this project is to develop both web portals and mobile applications for a leading Mutual Fund's distributor so that they can access and control their client's/investor's investment details.
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Watch: Carrie Underwood gets the blues in smoldering 'Drinking Alone' video
by Brandy McDonnellChecotah native Carrie Underwood has got the blues in newly released music video for her latest single, "Drinking Alone."
The mini-movie, directed by her frequent collaborator Randee St. Nicholas, as previously reported, debuted today. It features Underwood as a brokenhearted blues club chanteuse who has a significant encounter with a similarly lonely-hearted patron.
As previously reported, Underwood gave a smoldering performance of her bluesy new single a week ago on the 53rd Annual CMA Awards, in addition to co-hosting the Country Music Association's awards extravaganza for the 12th straight year.
Before that, as previously reported, "Drinking Alone" was a highlight of her recently wrapped blockbuster "Cry Pretty Tour 360."
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Avoiding a Jurassic problem – 7 tips for handling errors, before
they bite
Errors should always be caught and logged – there are plenty of
great services that help you fall into the “pit of success”.
They have great dashboards, integrate with your preferred
communication tools, give you great telemetry, and help you
drill down to the root cause.
As developers you should be alerted when something is going wrong
and be able to see details to help you track down and fix bugs.
Every developers goal should be to know about bugs before the
clients do. With exception libraries, you should already be on
it.
For developers, it is crucial to log errors, watch them daily and
review the health of the errors in the Sprint Review.
And think about the end user for a second…. we’re all aware how
painful it can be when you see a nasty error message. In the
best case it makes you feel uneasy, and at worst it leaves you
blocked. The user experience should *not* be an jarring jumble
of text that looks like it is designed for a computer 🤢. On the
other hand, a developer should not be developing new features
when they are oblivious to the unhealthy state of the
application.
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Löve Frames - The Column List Object
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Information
The column list object is similar to the list object except it only displays vertically and has columns.
Rows can be added with column specific information.
Example Use
local frame = loveframes.Create("frame") frame:SetName("Column List") frame:SetSize(500, 300) frame:CenterWithinArea(unpack(demo.centerarea)) local list = loveframes.Create("columnlist", frame) list:SetPos(5, 30) list:SetSize(490, 265) list:AddColumn("Column 1") list:AddColumn("Column 2") list:AddColumn("Column 3") list:AddColumn("Column 4") for i=1, 20 do list:AddRow("Row " ..i.. ", column 1", "Row " ..i.. ", column 2", "Row " ..i.. ", column 3", "Row " ..i.. ", column 4") end
Event Callbacks
OnRowClicked - Called when a row within the object is clicked
- Arguments passed: self [object], row [object], row data [table]
- Arguments passed: self [object]
- Arguments passed: parent [object], row [object], data [table]
- Arguments passed: parent [object], row [object], data [table]
- Arguments passed: self [object], row [object], row data [table]
local columnlist = loveframes.Create("columnlist") columnlist.OnRowClicked = function(parent, row, rowdata) for k, v in ipairs(rowdata) do print("Column " ..k.. ": " ..v) end endOnScroll - Called every time the list is scrolled
- Arguments passed: self [object]
local list = loveframes.Create("list") list.OnScroll = function(object) print("The list was scrolled.") endOnRowRightClicked - Called when a row is right-clicked
- Arguments passed: parent [object], row [object], data [table]
local list = loveframes.Create("list") list.OnRowRightClicked = function(parent, row, data) print("A row was right-clicked.") endOnRowSelected - Called when a row is selected
- Arguments passed: parent [object], row [object], data [table]
local list = loveframes.Create("list") list.OnRowSelected = function(parent, row, data) print("A row was selected.") end
Methods
AdjustColumns - Adjusts the width of the object's columns
- Note: This method is used by the object internally. You should not use it unless you know what you are doing.
- Note: Each argument is for a column (ex: argument will be for column 1).
- Returns 2 values: column width [number], column height [number]
- Note: This is used to specify how many color alternations rows should have. Each row that is added to the object will have a higher color index than the previous row. When it reaches the max color index the color alternator will start at 1 again. These color index ids will be accessible via the column list row drawing function, making it easier to have multicolored rows.
- Returns 1 value: scroll amount [number]
- Returns 1 value: scroll amount [number]
- Returns 1 value: dtscrolling [boolean]
- Returns 1 value: rows [table]
- Returns 1 value: enabled [boolean]
- Returns 1 value: enabled [boolean]
- Note: This method is used by the object internally. You should not use it unless you know what you are doing.
object:AdjustColumns()AddColumn - Adds a column to the object
object:AddColumn(name[string])AddRow - Adds a row to the object
- Note: Each argument is for a column (ex: argument will be for column 1).
object:AddRow(...[string or number])GetColumnSize - Adds a row to the object
- Returns 2 values: column width [number], column height [number]
local w, h = object:GetColumnSize()SetMaxColorIndex - Gets the width and height of a column
- Note: This is used to specify how many color alternations rows should have. Each row that is added to the object will have a higher color index than the previous row. When it reaches the max color index the color alternator will start at 1 again. These color index ids will be accessible via the column list row drawing function, making it easier to have multicolored rows.
object:SetMaxColorIndex(max[number])Clear - Removes all items from the object's list
object:Clear()SetAutoScroll - Sets whether the object should auto scroll when a new item is added. If set to true, the object will scroll to the end of itself when a new item is added to it.
object:SetAutoScroll(autoscroll[boolean])SetButtonScrollAmount - Sets the amount that the object's scroll buttons will scroll the object's list items by
object:SetButtonScrollAmount(scrollamount[number])GetButtonScrollAmount - Sets the amount that the object's scroll buttons will scroll the object's list items by
- Returns 1 value: scroll amount [number]
local scrollamount = object:GetButtonScrollAmount()SetMouseWheelScrollAmount - Sets the amount that the mouse wheel will scroll the object's list items by
object:SetMouseWheelScrollAmount(scrollamount[number])GetMouseWheelScrollAmount - Gets the mouse wheel's scroll amount
- Returns 1 value: scroll amount [number]
local scrollamount = object:GetMouseWheelScrollAmount()SetColumnHeight - Sets the height of the object's columns
object:SetColumnHeight(height[number])SetDTScrolling - Sets whether or not the object should use delta time when caclulating how many pixels it's scrollbar needs to move
object:SetDTScrolling(dtscrolling[boolean])GetDTScrolling - Gets whether or not the object should use delta time when caclulating how many pixels it's scrollbar needs to move
- Returns 1 value: dtscrolling [boolean]
local dtscrolling = object:GetDTScrolling()SelectRow - Selects the specified row
object:SelectRow(row[object], ctrl[boolean])DeselectRow - De-selects the specified row
object:DeselectRow(row[object])GetSelectedRows - Gets the object's selected rows
- Returns 1 value: rows [table]
local rows = object:GetSelectedRows()SetSelectionEnabled - Sets whether or not the object's rows can be selected
object:SetSelectionEnabled(enabled[boolean])GetSelectionEnabled - Gets whether or not the object's rows can be selected
- Returns 1 value: enabled [boolean]
local enabled = object:GetSelectionEnabled()SetMultiselectionEnabled - Sets whether or not multiple rows can be selected at the same time
object:SetMultiselectionEnabled(enabled[boolean])GetMultiselectionEnabled - Gets whether or not multiple rows can be selected at the same time
- Returns 1 value: enabled [boolean]
local enabled = object:GetMultiselectionEnabled()RemoveColumn - Removes the specified column
object:RemoveColumn(id[number])SetColumnName - Sets the specified column's name
object:SetColumnName(id[number], name[string])RemoveRow - Removes the specified row
object:RemoveRow(id[number])SetRowColumnText - Sets the text of the specified column on the specified row
object:SetRowColumnText(text[string], rowid[number], columnid[number])SetRowColumnData - Sets the text for each column on the specified row
object:SetRowColumnText(rowid[number], columndata[table])SizeToChildren - Sets the object's height to the combined height of its children. If max is specified, the object will not become higher than max.
object:SizeToChildren(max[number])


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Wednesday, January 01, 2014
Mae still isn’t feeling well. I prepared breakfast of hot cakes and eggs for us. After cleaning up the dishes I worked on my 2013 journal entries getting them ready to print. I bought a cord for the printer so that I could connect the printer to my computer without having to move the computer to the printer, but I think I will return it. It costs $26.61 and I have a hard time spending that much for it. I bought a Sub-Way for our lunch. I worked more on backing up files and caring for Mae. I am afraid that I lost some of Mae’s picture and I am not sure how. I got dinner with Mae’s help. The day has sure gone by fast.
Thursday, January 02, 2014
I let Mae sleep in and I got myself off to work. I woke shortly after 3AM and couldn’t go back to sleep. My runs went well. With my grade school children, I asked two girls, Mattie and Hannah to be bus monitors for me. We started getting each child assigned to a seat, so that should help with bus discipline, although I really don’t have many problems with ether of my schools. I took almost an hour nap in-between my AM and PM runs. I have worked on back-ups of computer files and worked on my journals also today. I watched a “Gun Smoke” and “Bonanza” series while I made up some capsules. I also finished up my Home Teaching report before we went to bed.
Friday, January 03, 2014
Again this morning Mae was under the weather. My runs went well although I was quite tired after the morning run. When I got home I took care of the chickens and then took a nap. I got a call from the Dispatch office asking me to take a mid-day run. The only problem, they forgot to call me earlier, so when they called me at 12:45 PM, I was supposed to have been at the school to pick-up the children. I was ½ hour late getting their and by that time most parents had came and got their children. We took the rest home and then I went back to the compound and took my regular PM run. After my run I came home. I realized that I had dropped my cell-phone somewhere. I got Mae and we drove back to the compound. I found my phone by my bus. We then drove out to Sandi and Nick’s so that we could visit with Shellie before she and Jase returns home tomorrow. We had a good evening getting home about 11PM. I didn’t feel like going right to bed so we watched a good movie on TV.
Saturday, January 04, 2014
We slept in until almost 11AM. Mae is feeling a little better today. I spent a lot of time working on seating charts for my Elementary Bus Run. I tried to take care of Mae, although she feels some better I don’t want her to get back down. This evening we watched a show on TV but we were disappointed in the show. I think that it was the first show staring Jimmy Stewart that I didn’t enjoy. We have early meeting time this year, so that will be an adjustment.
Sunday, January 05, 2014
We had to get up early this morning as we now have the early meeting schedule. I also have our High Priest Group Leadership meeting at 8AM, plus the High Priest has the chairs to set up this week and next week. Meetings went very well. I didn’t think that Mae would be going as she still doesn’t feel well, that’s really not true, because I know Mae and so it didn’t surprise me, when I found that she was there. After meetings we both laid down in the recliners and slept for a while. When I got up I worked on my journals. Mae did stay down a little. I cooked dinner for us, trying to keep Mae down as much as possible. We had trout and hash brown yam. They were very good. I worked longer on my journal getting another two pages typed. We watched a show on DVD before going to bed, that was sure good.
Monday, January 06, 2014
My runs went well this morning. I had some corrections to make on my bus seating assignments but I think it is going to work quite well. Mae still isn’t feeling well so I let her sleep in this morning. Mae has tried to do some things today but gets tired very fast. When I came home from my PM runs, I took care of the chickens. Heather and her four children plus Jamie and her son were upstairs visiting with Bob. Bob knocked and asked us to come upstairs to visit with them. Mae and I went up for a little while then Mae came back down to get our dinner. I visited for a while and enjoyed being with them. I tried to explain Bob’s condition with his hearing to Heather and she understood. It was good of them to come and visit their Grandfather. Mae cooked a very nice dinner, cooking cauliflower and making it taste like mashed potatoes. I cleaned up the dishes while Mae read from the book “Heroes from the Book of Mormon” which is taken from many General Authorities. We read the first chapter by Russell M. Nelson. I finished this entrance into my journal and then we went to bed.
Tuesday, January 07, 2014
I woke early again this morning but was able to sleep in the recliner for a while. I let Mae sleep in again and I got myself off to work. My runs went well but I did get some changes to the seating arrangement again. In between the AM and PM runs I helped Mae get some of the Christmas cartons in so she could pack the Christmas decorations and dishes put away. I also got a short nap. I stopped at the store for a few items and returned the printer cord I bought last week, it was too short. I took the Christmas cartons back to the shed and took care of the chickens before dinner. We were going to start watching the DVD set by Hugh Nibley, on the Pearl of Great Price but I spent most of this evening working on my bus charts for the seating assignments for the grade school. This is taking more time than I thought it would but I think it will be a good thing.
Wednesday, January 08, 2014
Mae didn’t sleep well so she had most of my breakfast out for me and I got myself off to work. It is snowing lightly today so the roads are somewhat bad. My runs went well this morning. I took a nap after getting home. I ordered some Dr. Scholls sandals on the internet this morning. I also called and ordered some of my milk supplement from Nancy. It will take a couple of days to get it in. I had tried to call Lee Brown before I went to work this afternoon but he didn’t get my message until I had left. He did call and visit with Mae for a few minutes. My PM runs went well, but I was sure tired when I got home. I took care of the chickens and was going to clean off the snow from the walks and driveway, but (I believe Glen Higgley) had plowed the driveway and sidewalks. Mae has been preparing all day for a Relief Society meeting tonight. She left about 6:30PM. I watched the last half of two shows and started a 3rd when Scott and his family came to return the picnic tables they had borrowed. Mae came home just as they were getting ready to leave. It was good to see them for a few minutes. Mishelle is sure having back problems. I finished this entrance after they left and before we went to bed.
Thursday, January 09, 2014
Mae was sleeping in the recliner when I got up, so I had her get back in bed. By the time I had showered she had got up and got my breakfast. After I went to work she did go back to bed and sleep longer. My bus runs went well although it snowed and the roads were slippery in areas. Mae was up when I got home and had got started in a western show so we finished it together.
Friday, January 09, 2014
Work went well this morning but the shop didn’t get the extra things done that I need on my bus. After getting home and eating a little, I laid down for a nap. The dispatch called and asked me to take the mid-day run again. Again I was already late and when I asked why I wasn’t notified earlier? They said that they had put the information in my box. Any way I took it although there were some upset mothers. I stayed and took my PM runs and they went well. After work I took Mae out to eat for her Birthday that we missed because she was sick. After eating we went to Jeff and Gail’s. Jeff has been trying to change out his bathroom fixtures to bronze trim but has had trouble taking the old bathtub drain. I went in to see the problem. The drain was just to set, so I took a metal cutting blade in the sawsall and carefully made some cuts in the fitting and then knocked the unit loose with a screwdriver and hammer. Gail, Mae, Jeff and I then played a game of Hearts. It was a long game this time but Jeff finally won. It was mid=night before we got home and went to bed.
Saturday, January 11, 2014
Mae had a Relief Society meeting to attend so I got up and fixed us some breakfast. I got some tools and went over to Jeff’s and finished changing the fixture trim for him. He helped me until 11AM when he and his family went to a show. I finished up by noon and went home. Mae had gone shopping for a few items after her meeting so she jot home just before I did. We got some lunch and after cleaning up we took a nap. I only slept for 20 minutes but I let Mae sleep longer. I worked the rest of the afternoon and evening on my personal histories.
Sunday, January 12, 2014
It was a regular Sunday schedule and our meeting went well. We invited David and his family to come for dinner with us. Mae prepared a very nice chicken dinner with all the trimmings. David wasn’t feeling the best so he took a short nape after dinner. We played a few games but at 5PM David had to leave for a Cub Scout meeting that was to be held at their place. Mae and I played a game of Knock in which Mae beat me. I then wrote a though for the Ward News Letter and got it E-mailed to John Sliger. I got my journal entry typed for today and worked a little on my 1970 – 1974 Diary entrances before we went to bed.
Monday, January 13, 2014
Work went well this morning although the master switch to the loading lights shorted and caused sparks. I left it on top to repair after the morning run. When I went in for the afternoon run the switch had been replaced. When I got home this afternoon, I took care of the chickens. I need to do some work on the feeder. I did turn the chick box on its side and adjust the heat light. This way they will have more room to run. We got 13 eggs today, that is the most we have collected with these chickens in a day’s time. This evening we went over to Smokey and Silvia Barns to visit and played games with them. It was a great evening even if Silvia won the games. She might be losing her memory but she can sure play games. It is now 9:20PM so we had better go to bed.
Tuesday, January 14, 2014
When I got home from the bus run this morning, Mae went to use her I-pad and couldn’t find it. When she got worried I suggested that she call Mike. I think that Mike installed a search program that will find her I-pod’s location. Before she did that she went in the bedroom for prayer. When she came out she called the Dr. Office where she had taken Sister Reed yesterday and they had found it. I took her over to get it. We also stopped at Greens Feed and bought some Laying Mash, and then we got the car washed. My PM runs went well. I stopped at Mary’s Health store and picked up some capsules. I then went over to the credit union and deposited a check for Mae. Mae prepared a nice dinner when I got home. We then went up and watched a show that Bob had recorded. Today is Bob’s Birthday and I think he wants the company. The show was “Mr. Lucky” with Cary Grant and Larine Day. We had seen it before but a long time ago so it was good to see it again. Bob told us that Larine Day worked in the Los Angeles Temple with Aunt Vida. I had never heard that before. It is now almost 9 PM so we had better go to bed, morning comes fast.
Wednesday, January 15, 2014
I woke at 3AM and Mae wasn’t in bed. I checked and she was the recliner sleeping, so I went back to bed and slept for a couple more hours. I was going to get myself off to work but Mae woke and helped me get off. My runs went well and when I returned to the compound the bus wash was open, so I washed my bus. Mae had a sandwich and protein drink ready for me when I got home. I went up to help Bob with some papers he needs to fill out. We got watching a show and finished it before doing the papers. The papers were just to verify that he was still occupying the home as his primary residency. I wonder if it is in the best interest for all concerned if plans weren’t made for that to change. That is one thing Mae and I don’t see eye to eye on. She feels we should just wait until something happens on its own. My pm run went well. This evening I worked on my Diary entrances. Mae has been working on her personal history quite a bit today. We did watch a show on TV that was quite cute. It’s getting late so we will quite for today and go to bed.
Thursday, January 16, 2014
Mae had been up when I got up so I had her go back to bed. She set me some cereal and protein shake ready for my breakfast. My AM runs went well and I fueled my bus when I got back to the compound. I had a light snake before Mae and I took a nap. I then started on my Diary entering. It sometimes take me a while to enter just a few days as I elaborate with much more detail, where I now have room to explain some of those short entries. My pm runs also went well. When I got home Mae’s Visiting Teachers were here. I fed the chickens and gathered the eggs. I brought in a squash to see if it was ok. I believe they are so I cut this one up, it looks and smells good. I gave some to Mae’s Visiting Teachers and will take some to my Home Teaching Families also. Bob and I went home teaching to the Casey’s. We got the same short doorstep welcome and I gave him some squash before we left. We then had a nice visit with the Johnston’s. Bob gave the lesson but he wasn’t able to hear anything else that was said. When Mae and I were ready to go to bed, I had to go upstairs and have him turn the volume on the TV down. He didn’t realize it way up. His hearing is really getting much worse.
Friday, January 17, 2014
Mae got up with me and prepared hot cakes and eggs for breakfast before I left for my bus runs. My runs went well. When I got back to the compound I checked with Dispatch to see if they planned on me for the bus 98 mid-day run or not. They said that they were not planning on me. I was quite cold when I got home so after a small snack, Mae and I laid down for a nap. Mae put the electric blanket over me and I finally got warn and slept. My PM went well. This evening we went to Scott and Mishelle’s and tended their children while they went out.
Saturday, January 18, 2014
We slept in until about 9AM and sure enjoyed that. I prepared breakfast of egg omelet, while Mae did her hair. We attended the Bountiful Temple and although the Temple was packed we only had to wait about an hour to get in a session. I took Mae out to eat at Sizzler, fowling the session. After eating we went to Costco for a few items. We then stopped at the grocery store before going home. I then took care of the chickens. It has been a very good day.
Sunday, January 19, 2014
I did not sleep well last night. I was in quite a lot of pain. I noticed it coming on while we were at Costco’s. I did eat one ½ slice of toast and had Ranch Dressing on my salad, but that is the only thing that I can think of that might have caused it. I attended the High Priest leadership meeting and then came home and slept for an hour. I went back to Sacrament meeting. Today was our Ward conference. Bishop Hatch and President Puffer were the speakers and both gave very good talks. Our Ward Choir sang “Praise to the Man” and although we hadn’t had a choir practice but just sang it from the Hymn Book, we had a large number join in singing. Mae and I had Temple Recommend interviews with the Bishopric after meeting. We didn’t go Home Teaching or Visiting Teaching as to Sister Fallis, as she isn’t feeling well. Scott and their family came over for dinner and after eating we played some games. After they left, we relaxed and watched a TV show. Because I don’t have to work tomorrow we watched a second movie that was totally a downer.
Monday, January 20, 2014
We slept in this morning. We did get several things done around the house, such as the weekly washing, making the bed, Mae was busy with house work and cooking, and I worked on the chicken feeder, the water purifier along with several other small items. I spent a lot of time working on correcting an error that occurred on my 1974 journal. I believe I was able to salvage 99 % of it so I felt good about that. Mae made turkey soup for dinner today. We always save the left over carcass of Thanksgiving turkeys, boiling then until the leftover meat fell off. Then the vegetables and seasoning are added to make a choice soup. Today’s was no different and we enjoyed for our evening meal. We watched a “Gun Smoke” series and then read most of the first lesson from the Relief Society and Melchizedek Priesthood manual. We were late getting to bed.
Tuesday, January 21, 2014
I woke at 4:40AM and Mae was not in bed. She didn’t sleep very well so I let her go back to bed and I got myself off to work. When I got into the bus compound I realized that all the busses were still in the parking lot. I was a little early for work so I checked out and started my bus. I then called into the office and found out that today is also a day off. I really don’t understand why but I came back home. Mae was still asleep so I covered up on the recliner and went back to sleep. Mae got up at 8AM and came into the front room. Seeing all my pocket items left on the cupboard top, she gasped in surprise. That woke me and I said good morning. I worked on my journal entries while she took a shower and got dressed. I prepared her some breakfast. We texted David and told him that I would be going to Vernal with him also. He text back with “J that sounds great”. I learned something about my computer when I put the : - ) into my keyboard as it automatically makes a J. That is cute. We took the gifts that we had bought for Deven and Betsy’s daughter with us and stopped for a few minutes and gave them to Betsey. We then drove on up to David’s. We got to visited with Shawna for a few minutes before David arrived home. David, Mae and I then drove to Vernal where we watched Morgan High vs Dushane High. It was a very good game but the first quarter Dushane kept the lead, then the second quarter it stayed almost even. After returning from the half time break Morgan kept the lead winning 68 to 48. It was a good game and Tyler played very well. Although it was a long drive it was great visiting and the time passed fast. Mae and I got home about 8:30PM. I filled out my journal and we soon went to bed.
Wednesday, January 22, 2014
Mae got up with me and got me off to work.  I had to clean that up. When I returned to the compound I got more paper towels and garbage sacks, before coming on home. Mae fixed us a small snack before we laid down and took a short nap. I had trouble getting awake so slept for almost an hour. I worked on my Diary transcribing but that has been slow because I have expanded on the Short Dairy to give it meaning. After my PM run I worked longer on my Diary until I went visiting as the High Priest Group leadership and the Bishopric. I went with Bishop Hatch and we visit Sister Fernandez and with Brother Tayler’s wife and children. After getting home, I worked a little longer on my Diary and finished today’s journal entry before going to bed.
Thursday, January 23, 2014
Mae didn’t sleep much last night so I had her go back to bed and I got myself off. We had heavy fog this morning. My runs went well. I worked on my Diary most of the time between runs. After my PM run I just relaxed and watched 2 last half TV shows. I did that because there wasn’t much else to watch.
Friday, January 24, 2014
My sweetheart slept better last night and was up to get me off to work. She sure is special. When I got home Mae had a snack for us and then I took a nap. I worked on my Diary again. This afternoon’s routs went well and I got home in time to go with Mae to Tylor’s basket ball game. Morgan played Park City and Morgan won 58 to 52. It was a good game. Mae and I then went to Jeff and Gail’s where we tended the children while Jeff and Gail went out to eat. We prepared dinner for us and the children. After eating, Mae read scriptures with the children while I cleaned up the dishes. We then watched the movie “Planes” with the children. It was an animated movie of an airplane raise. Jeff and Gail came home, just before the show ended so they watched the ending with us. They then put the children to bed and the four of us played some games before we went home.
Saturday, January 25, 2014
We spent a relaxing morning, not getting up until late. This evening we went to a movie at the Kaysville Theater. We went to see the “Saraog Approach” but got in the wrong theater and saw “The Book Thief” instead. It also was a very good movie. We got home late and soon went to bed.
Sunday, January 26, 2014
Up before 6AM and was soon off to meetings. When we got home Mae prepared a nice dinner and we then took a nap. I did take care of the chickens while dinner was cooking. Bother Taylor and Korbin Rogers came Home Teaching at 3PM today. Mae then went Visiting Teaching with Shirley Olsen to Sister Fallis at 4PM. Bob and I went Home Teaching to sister Fallis at 4:30PM and had a nice visit with her. When we got home Mae had a light dinner prepared. Irven and Sandy came over this evening. We just set and visited with each other until 9PM, when we had to get ready for bed as work still is on for tomorrow.
Monday, January 27, 2014
Mae got up with me and got me off to work. My runs went well. After getting home I took a nap. Due to the Elementary Schools having Parent – Teacher Conferences, the grade schools are getting out early. I have to go back for the PM runs at 12:40PM. This evening Mae had invited the Garf’s to come for dinner and to get acquainted. Mae had a lovely dinner ready, so we ate and visited. We had a wonderful evening and hated to have it end.
Tuesday, January 28, 2014
My AM runs went well. I had just enough time after getting home to have a small snack. Mae and I then went to an appointment with Doug Christensen, BC-HIS at his Layton office. He gave us hearing tests. Mae was ok except he had to clean her ear drum out. My test defiantly indicates that I need a hearing aid. My big concern is the cost, $4,785.00 if we pay up front. I just don’t feel that we can do that. After leaving the office I have felt dizzy and light headed. I felt ok to drive my bus and so soon had to start my PM runs. Mae went up to Morgan to watch Tyler play basket ball this afternoon. Morgan played a team from Draper. Mae said that she was almost sure the other team would win but at the end Morgan won by 1 point. Tyler played most of the game and made several of the major plays and points. When I got home from the PM runs, I went upstairs and watched a movie Bob had recorded. This evening after eating dinner, Mae and I watched some TV while we worked on our pills. I am still feeling a little woozy this evening.
Wednesday, January 29, 2014
Mae didn’t sleep very well last night but still got up and got me off to work. She then went back to bed. My ears are still bothering me. I am hearing strange sounds and still feel some dizziness. I took a short nap and when I went to get up I almost fell with dizziness. I checked with the Audiologist and he said I should check with my M.D. I called into the bus dispatch and they will find a sub for my PM run. Mae took me over to Dr. Lee’s. He checked my blood pressure and said that no one knows what causes vertigo but he wants me to see an Audiologist and an E.N.T., but that won’t be for a week. During the mean time I should not drive unless the dizziness goes away. I called back into Rosa but it went to her answering machine.
Thursday, January 30, 2014
Well I guess I goofed as they didn’t cover my AM run as Rosa hadn’t checked her messages. I was down all day. I watched TV this afternoon and evening. I did call in to the Sub-Line this evening.
Friday, January 31, 2014
I guess I got too much sleep yesterday because I didn’t sleep last night. I slept quite a lot this morning. Mae is sure special and does all she can for me. My eyes bother me, beside the dizziness so it make reading or working on the computer uncomfortable. Mae went to Jeff and Gail’s to help with a Birthday party for Rachel. Bob took me into Dr. Toone’s and he gave adjusted my neck area and almost immediately the dizziness left and my sinuses started to drain so that by the time we got home, I felt great. I called the dispatch and let them know that I am sure that I can be back to work on Monday.


Data Table - Montana
Toggle column display on and off. Search for words to filter the list. Sort by columns. Data Table - Montana Details has extra information in child rows. Sortable Table - Montana has the same data but uses a different library to display it.
| # | title | given name(s) | surname |
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| # | title | given name(s) | surname |
This page uses the DataTables jQuery library for the display of its table.[1] This HTML5 page with its "data-*" attributes is uneditable by Amaya. Use a text editor or an HTML5 capable editor. The page was validated with a file upload at https://validator.w3.org/ and found to have "No errors or warnings to show".
This short list of media related to Montana[2] provides real data in a table. Real data better shows this use of the DataTables library.
This table lists media about or somehow related to Montana. This list is just a sample. Many more books, movies, e-publications, music, audio-books and webpages could be added.
Reference
- ^ See DataTables at https://datatables.net/ and https://github.com/DataTables retrieved on 2016 07 19
This use of DataTables was created from the datatables.net site's Download builder using these settings: Main libraries, JQuery - No JQuery, Styling - DataTables, DataTables - DataTables, Extensions - all set to Do not include, Packaging options, Minification - Minify, Concatenate - Single file, CDN - Local files. - ^ The list is my own creation. Titles, names and other information were checked by looking at Library of Congress Online Catalog MARC records. See https://catalog.loc.gov/vwebv/searchKeyword Retrieved during July and August 2016.


Towards using a .rewards config file
at the root of the repository with any mappings for author -> address;
signed using bitcoin's message signing.
Additionally; that commit could be signed by gpg to verify the GPG key too.
Most currencies IIRC use ECDSA which means that
they need to use multiple signatures to implement that;
whereas ripple and few others use EdDSA and may perform a true distributed signature (t, n) schnoor sig.
It's bad enough to integrate into a protocol like git, with optional pgp signatures.
auditory of web is more broad, so gateway is necessary
smart contracts could improve on this by defining the interface that the bot invokes.
Such a contract could limit the max pay out per some time period. I.e. 500 tokens per hour
git config --local user.email “myemail@gmail.com”


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