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create table
CREATE TABLE <table_name> ( <column_name_1> NUMBER NOT NULL, <column_name_2> VARCHAR2( 15 ) NOT NULL, <column_name_3> VARCHAR2( 320 ) NOT NULL, <column_name_4> VARCHAR2( 20 ), <column_name_5> DATE DEFAULT SYSDATE NOT NULL, <column_name_6> DATE, CONSTRAINT <primary_key_name> PRIMARY KEY ( <column_name_1> ) )create table index CREATE INDEX <index_name> ON <table_name> ( <column_name> )create unique table index CREATE UNIQUE INDEX <index_name> ON <table_name> ( <column_name> )create table sequence CREATE SEQUENCE <sequence_name> MINVALUE 1 START WITH 1 INCREMENT BY 1 CACHE 10; CREATE SEQUENCE <table_schema>.<sequence_name> START WITH 1000 MAXVALUE<PHONE_NUMBER>99999999999999999 MINVALUE 1 CYCLE NOCACHE NOORDER; CREATE SEQUENCE <table_schema>.<sequence_name> START WITH 1 MAXVALUE<PHONE_NUMBER>99999999999999999 MINVALUE 1 CYCLE CACHE 100 NOORDER;select values from table SELECT * FROM <table_name> WHERE <column_#1_name> = '<value_#1>' AND <column_#2_name> = '<value_#2>' SELECT <column_#1_name>, <column_#3_name> FROM <table_schema>.<table_name> WHERE <column_#2_name> = '<value_#2>' AND <column_#1_name> LIKE '%<value_#1>' SELECT <column_#1_name> FROM <table_name> WHERE <column_#1_name> NOT LIKE '<value_#1>%' SELECT ( floor( <column_#1_name> / 1024 ) || ',' || mod( <column_#1_name>, 1024 ) ) AS <alias_#1_name>, to_char( <column_#2_name>, 'DD/MM' ) AS <alias_#2_name>, to_char( LAST_DAY( SYSDATE ), 'DD/MM' ) AS <alias_#3_name> FROM <table_schema>.<table_name> WHERE <column_#4_name> = '<value_#4>' SELECT <column_#1_name>, <column_#2_name> FROM <table_schema>.<table_name> WHERE <column_#1_name> = '<value_#1>' AND <column_#2_name> IN ( '<value_#2a>', '<value_#2b>' ) AND <column_#3_name> != '<value_#3>' AND <column_#4_name> NOT IN ( '<value_#4a>', '<value_#4b>' ) SELECT <table_schema>.<table_#1_name>.<column_#1.1_name>, to_char( <table_schema>.<table_#1_name>.<column_#1.2_name>, 'dd/mm, HH24:mi' ), to_char( ( <table_schema>.<table_#1_name>.<column_#1.3_name> - 1 ), 'dd/mm' ) FROM <table_schema>.<table_#1_name>, <table_schema>.<table_#2_name> WHERE <table_schema>.<table_#1_name>.<column_name> = <table_schema>.<table_#2_name>.<column_name> AND <table_schema>.<table_#2_name>.<column_name> = '<value>' AND <table_schema>.<table_#2_name>.<column_#2.1_name> IN ( '<value_#2.1a>', '<value_#2.1b>' ) SELECT <column_#1_name>, to_char( <column_#2_name>, 'dd/mm, HH24:mi' ), to_char( <column_#2_name>, 'MONTH', 'NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE = GREEK' ), to_char( <column_#3_name>, 'dd/mm/yy HH24:mi' ), to_char( ( <column_#4_name> - 1 ), 'dd/mm' ) FROM <table_schema>.<table_name> WHERE <column_#1_name> = '<value_#1>' SELECT <column_#1_name>, CEIL( ( <column_#2_name> - mod( <column_#2_name>, 60 ) ) / 60 ) || ':' || ( mod( <column_#2_name>, 60 ) ) AS <alias_#2_name>, to_char( <column_#3_name>, 'dd/mm, HH24:mi' ) AS <alias_#3_name>, to_char( <column_#4_name>, 'MONTH', 'NLS_DATE_LANGUAGE = GREEK' ) AS <alias_#4_name>, to_char( last_day( SYSDATE ),'dd/MM' ) AS <alias_#5_name>, FROM <table_schema>.<table_name> a WHERE <column_#1_name> IN ( '<value_#1>', '<value_#2>' ) SELECT substr( <column_#1_name>, instr( <column_#1_name>, '(') + 1, instr( <column_#1_name>, ')' ) - instr( <column_#1_name>, '(' ) - 1 ) AS <alias_#1_name> FROM <table_name> WHERE ( ( <column_#1_name> IN ( '<value_#1>', '<value_#2>' ) ) OR ( <column_#1_name> IS NULL AND <column_#2_name> IN ( '<value_#3>', '<value_#4>' ) ) OR ( <column_#1_name> LIKE '%<value_#5>%' ) OR ( <column_#1_name> LIKE '%<value_#6>%' ) ) AND ( <column_#3_name> >= to_date( '<value_#5>', 'ddmmyyyy' ) AND <column_#3_name> <= to_date( '<value_#6> 23:59:59', 'ddmmyyyy hh24:mi:ss' ) ) GROUP BY <column_#1_name>, <column_#4_name> ORDER BY <column_#1_name>, <column_#4_name> ASC SELECT a.<column_#1_name> AS <alias_#1_name>, to_char( trunc( a.<column_#2_name> ), 'dd-mm-yyyy' ) AS <alias_#2_name>, count(*) AS <alias_3_name> FROM <table_name> a WHERE a.<column_#4_name> = '<value_#1>' AND a.<column_#5_name> = '<value_#2>' GROUP BY a.<column_#1_name>, trunc( a.<column_#2_name> ) ORDER BY trunc( a.<column_#2_name> ) DESC SELECT <column_#1_name> FROM <table_schema>.<table_name> WHERE ( ( UPPER( <column_#1_name> ) LIKE '%<value_#1.1>%<value_#1.2>%') OR ( UPPER( <column_#1_name> ) LIKE '%<value_#1.3>%<value_#1.4>%' ) ) AND <column_#2_name> = '<value_#2>' SELECT a.<column_#1_name>, count( * ) FROM <table_name> a WHERE a.<column_#2_name> >= trunc( SYSDATE ) - 7 AND a.<column_#2_name> < trunc( SYSDATE ) AND a.<column_#3_name> = '<value_#1>' AND a.<column_#4_name> = '<value_#2>' GROUP BY a.<column_#1_name> SELECT distinct( a.<column_#1_name> ) FROM <table_name> a WHERE a.<column_#2_name> LIKE '<value_#2>%' AND a.<column_#3_name> = '<value_#3>' SELECT DISTINCT( <column_#1_name> ), <column_#2_name> FROM <table_schema>.<table_name> WHERE <column_#3_name> = to_char( SYSDATE, 'DD' ) AND <column_#4_name> >= TRUNC( SYSDATE ) - 1 AND <column_#2_name> IN ( '<value_#1>', '<value_#2>' ) SELECT <table_#2_alias>.<column_#1_name> FROM <table_schema>.<table_#1_name> <table_#1_alias>, <table_schema>.<table_#2_name> <table_#2_alias> Where <table_#1_alias>.<column_#2_name> = '<value_#1>' AND <table_#1_alias>.<column_#3_name> IN ( '<value_#2>, '<value_#3>' ) AND <table_#1_alias>.<column_#4_name> = <table_#2_alias>.<column_#5_name> AND <table_#1_alias>.<column_#6_name> = '<value_#4>' SELECT * FROM ( SELECT <column_#1_name>, <column_#2_name> FROM <table_#1_name> WHERE <column_#3_name> = '<value_#1>' UNION all SELECT <column_#1_name>, <column_#2_name> FROM <table_#2_name> ) ORDER BY <column_#1_name> ASC SELECT <column_#1_name>, decode( <column_#2_name>, '0', '', '1', 'YES' ) AS <alias_#2_name>, '' AS <alias_#3_name>, count( * ) AS <alias_4_name> FROM <table_name> WHERE <column_#3_name> IS NULL GROUP BY <column_#1_name>, <column_#2_name> UNION SELECT <column_#1_name>, decode( <column_#2_name>, '0', '', '1', 'YES' ) AS <alias_#2_name>, 'YES' AS <alias_#3_name>, count( * ) AS <alias_4_name> FROM <table_name> WHERE <column_#3_name> IS NOT NULL GROUP BY <column_#1_name>, <column_#2_name>update table values UPDATE <table_name> SET <column_#1_name> = '<value_#1_new>' WHERE <column_#1_name> = '<value_#1_old>' AND <column_#2_name> = '<value_#2>' AND <column_#3_name> = '<value_#3>' UPDATE <table_name> SET <column_#1_name> = NULL WHERE <column_#1_name> IS NOT NULL UPDATE <table_name> SET <column_#1_name> = '<value_#1>', <column_#2_name> = SYSDATE WHERE <column_#3_name> = '<value_#3>'insert table values INSERT INTO <table_schema>.<table_name> ( <column_#1_name>, <column_#2_name>, <column_#3_name> ) VALUES ( <sequence_name>.nextval, '<value_#2>', to_date( '19052013 00:00:00', 'DDMMYYYY HH24:MI:SS' ) ) INSERT INTO <table_name> VALUES ( '<value_#1>', '<value_#2>' ) INSERT INTO <table_name> VALUES ( '<value_#1>', 'dummy', ' ', TRUNC( SYSDATE ), NULL, '<value_#2>', ' ' ) INSERT INTO <table_name> VALUES ( TRUNC( SYSDATE ), <sequence_name>.NEXTVAL, '<value_#1>', NULL, '1', NULL, SYSDATE, NULL, 538, SYSDATE )add table column ALTER TABLE <table_name> ADD <column_name> varchar2( 60 ) ALTER TABLE <table_name> ADD <column_name> DATE DEFAULT SYSDATEalter column size ALTER TABLE <table_name> MODIFY <column_name> VARCHAR2( 320 )alter table sequence cache size ALTER SEQUENCE <sequence_name> cache 20delete table values DELETE FROM <table_name> WHERE <column_name> IS NOT NULL DELETE FROM <table_name> WHERE <column_#1_name> = '<value_#1>' AND ( trim( <column_#2_name> ) IS NULL OR length( trim( <column_#2_name> ) ) = 0 )drop table DROP TABLE <table_name>drop table column ALTER TABLE <table_name> DROP COLUMN <column_name>drop index DROP INDEX <index_name>drop sequence DROP SEQUENCE <table_schema>.<sequence_name>truncate table TRUNCATE TABLE <table_name>show db jobs SELECT * FROM user_jobspl/sql block execution Execute the following PL/SQL block - stored procedure via the "sqlplus" utility: SET serveroutput ON DECLARE <input_parameter_#1_name> varchar2(30) := '<value_#1>'; <input_parameter_#2_name> varchar2(30) := '<value_#2>'; <output_parameter_#3_name> number; <output_parameter_#4_name> varchar2(30); BEGIN <table_schema>.<stored_procedure_name>(<input_parameter_#1_name>, <input_parameter_#2_name>, <output_parameter_#3_name>, <output_parameter_#4_name> ); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE( 'output: ' || <output_parameter_#3_name> ); DBMS_OUTPUT.PUT_LINE( 'output: ' || <output_parameter_#4_name> ); END;show long-running queries SELECT * FROM ( SELECT username, opname, sid, serial#, context, sofar, totalwork, round( sofar / totalwork * 100, 2 ) "% Complete" FROM v$session_longops ) WHERE "% Complete" != 100sid of established db session SELECT distinct( SID ) FROM V$MyStatshow db sequences SELECT * FROM user_sequences SELECT last_number - increment_by currval FROM user_sequences WHERE SEQUENCE_NAME = '<sequence_name>'tnsnames.ora Network configuration file @ "c:\Oracle\Ora9i\NETWORK\ADMIN\": <table_#1_schema>.<domain> = ( DESCRIPTION = ( ADDRESS_LIST = ( ADDRESS = ( PROTOCOL = TCP )( HOST = <IP> )( PORT = <port> ) ) ) ( CONNECT_DATA = ( SERVICE_NAME = <service_name> ) ) ) <table_#2_schema>.<domain> = ( DESCRIPTION = ( ADDRESS_LIST = ( ADDRESS = ( PROTOCOL = TCP )( HOST = <IP> )( PORT = <port> ) ) ) ( CONNECT_DATA = ( SID = <sid> ) ) )connection-string configuration Connection without "tnsnames.ora": sqlplus <username>/<password>@"(DESCRIPTION=(ADDRESS=(PROTOCOL=TCP)(HOST=<hostname>)(PORT=<port>))(CONNECT_DATA=(SERVICE_NAME=<service_name>)))"load data onto an Oracle Database Making use of "sqlldr" (SQL loader) utility: • Assuming that you have saved the data to be uploaded in a file with file name "import.dat" as follows (comma delimited): <column_#1.1_value>,<column_#2.1_value>,<column_#3.1_value> <column_#1.2_value>,<column_#2.2_value>,<column_#3.2_value> <column_#1.3_value>,<column_#2.3_value>,<column_#3.3_value> <column_#1.4_value>,<column_#2.4_value>,<column_#3.4_value>• Prepare a control file "import.ctl" like the following one: LOAD DATA INFILE 'import.dat' APPEND INTO TABLE "<table_name>" FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' ( "<column_#1_name>" CHAR, "<column_#2_name>" CHAR, "<column_#3_name>" DATE "DD/MM/YYYY" )where + INTO TABLE "<table_name>" defines the target table. + FIELDS TERMINATED BY ',' the comma delimited file format. + and the following block defines the table column names and format. + In practice the rows of the imported data file will be APPENDED at the end of the mentioned db table. • Login to the proper server as <user> user and ftp the above import.dat and import.ctl files and save them under the same directory. • execute the following command: sqlldr<EMAIL_ADDRESS>control = import.ctl log=import.log data=import.dat rows=5000generally: sqlldr<EMAIL_ADDRESS>control=<control filename> log=<export log filename> data=<import data filename> rows=<rows before commit>The script commits automatically and in case where something goes wrong created files consisting of the error happened. In any case, it creates a log file consisting of information about the status of the execution, the number of rows inserted, etc. load data onto an Oracle Database | script for cdr upload "GitHub" repository of this script can be found at : https://github.com/aristotelis-metsinis/cdr-import (source code along with line by line comments). Making use of "sqlldr" (SQL loader) utility: • Assuming that you have adjusted the following "cdr_import.sh" shell script: #!/bin/bash # # CDRs import script. # # The script imports CDRs produced by a service application. # * It may run for example once per day through "cron". # * Gets all "CDR" files produced on the day before (if any) and # * converts them into "iso8859-7" as they (may) contain Greek text in "UTF8". # * The converted CDRs are being appended into a single (daily) file. # * It also moves each original "CDR" file under the proper "archive" directory. # * Then it executes "SQL loader" Oracle utility, uploading the data onto the proper db table. # * In case where an "Oracle" exception has been thrown, it catches this error, submits the proper # email notification and exits. # * Else, it retrieves the number of "successfully loaded" and the number of "total read" records, # verifying whether the two numbers match or not submitting the proper email notification per case. # # Set the email of service "admin". Any notification will be sent to this email<EMAIL_ADDRESS># Set the necessary db connection configurations. dbport=<port> dbsid=<id> dbpwd=<pwd> dbuser=<user> dbname=<name> # Calculate the date of the day before. yesterday=`perl \-e '@y=localtime(time()-86400); printf "\%04d\%02d\%02d",$y[5]+1900,$y[4]+1,$y[3];'` # Set the name "template" of the "CDR" files we are looking for; for example: filename=cdr_$yesterday # Check if there are files for processing, which reside under for example "cdr" directory: files=`ls cdr/$filename*.cdr | wc -l | sed 's/^[ ]*//g'` # If no files found then submit the proper email notification and terminate. if [ $files -eq 0 ] then subject="No CDRs for $yesterday..." message="No CDR files found..." (echo "$message") | mailx -s "$subject" $adminEmail exit 0 fi # Get "CDR" files, convert their encoding, appending their data into a single file under the proper path # and finally move them into the proper "archive" dir. for file in $(ls cdr/$filename*.cdr) do iconv -c -f utf8 -t iso8859-7 $file >> cdr/closed/$filename.cdr mv $file cdr/archived/ done # Execute "SQL loader" utility, uploading the "encoded" data file onto the proper db table. sqlldr $dbuser/$dbpwd@"(DESCRIPTION\=(ADDRESS\=(PROTOCOL\=TCP)(HOST\=$dbname)(PORT\=$dbport))(CONNECT_DATA\=(SERVICE_NAME\=$dbsid)))" control=cdr_import.ctl log=cdr/log/$filename.log bad=cdr/log/$filename.bad data=cdr/closed/$filename.cdr rows=5000 # Check if an "Oracle" exception has been thrown. Submit the proper notification email and terminate. if grep -q -i "ORA-" cdr/log/$filename.log then subject="CAUTION: error uploading CDRs for $yesterday..." message=`grep -i "ORA-" cdr/log/$filename.log` (echo "$message") | mailx -s "$subject" $adminEmail exit 0 fi # Get number of "successfully loaded" and "total read CDR" rows. cdrLoaded=`grep "successfully loaded" cdr/log/$filename.log | sed 's/^[ ]*//g' | cut -f 1 -d " "` cdrRead=`grep "Total logical records read" cdr/log/$filename.log | cut -d " " -f 5- | cut -f 5- | sed 's/^[ ]*//g'` # Check if both numbers are equal and submit the proper notification email. if [ $cdrLoaded != $cdrRead ] then subject="CAUTION: error uploading CDRs for $yesterday..." message="Total logical records read : $cdrRead, while successfully loaded : $cdrLoaded" (echo "$message") | mailx -s "$subject" $adminEmail else subject="Success: CDRs uploaded for $yesterday..." message="Total logical records read and successfully loaded : $cdrLoaded" (echo "$message") | mailx -s "$subject" $adminEmail fi exit 0• and that you have also adjusted the following control file "cdr_import.ctl": -- -- "SQL Loader" control file. -- -- Contains the configuration necessary for "SQL Loader" utility. -- Uploads CDRs data on the proper db table for a service application. -- LOAD DATA APPEND INTO TABLE "<table_name>" FIELDS TERMINATED BY '|' TRAILING NULLCOLS ( "<column-1>" DATE "DDMMYYYY HH24:MI:SS", "<column-2>" CHAR, "<column-3>" CHAR, "<column-4>" CHAR, : : "<column-n>" CHAR ) |


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by EndPlayNEW BEDFORD, Mass. (AP) - Emergency crews are responding to a small plane crash in a Massachusetts cemetery.
The New Bedford firefighters union said on its Instagram account Monday afternoon that crews were on the scene of a crash at Rural Cemetery near the Rhode Island state line.
It's not clear what caused the plane to crash and if anyone was injured. No further information was posted.
A Federal Aviation Administration spokesman said the agency would provide more information when it receives it.
The cemetery, which dates to the 1800s, is about 5 miles south of the New Bedford Regional Airport, which serves southern Massachusetts.


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1. Select a ship from the "Dockyard" list
2. Rotate the ship, using RBM.
3. Set the selected ship on board (LBM)
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GatewayBOT23-Sep-18 10:20 AM
[telegram] <Andreeees> Do i reiceve reward only by staking in agama ?
[telegram] <Andreeees> Or can I keep it on nano ledger s as well?
[telegram] <wongwf82> Hi, I'd like to re-ask what Allen asked.
Where can we see a list of projects that is currently working with Komodo? (re @Allen: List of projects coming from Komodo?)
[telegram] <polycryptoblog> Agama is much easier, you have to jump through some hoops to claim with ledger (re @Andreeees: Do i reiceve reward only by staking in agama ?)
GatewayBOT23-Sep-18 12:32 PM
[telegram] <PaulWoo7> Are we hopeful for end of year price?
GatewayBOT23-Sep-18 12:41 PM
[telegram] <Andreas>
GatewayBOT23-Sep-18 01:00 PM
[telegram] <AsadKhan1953> Good morning
[telegram] <AsadKhan1953> Come on Komodo I am losing faith make me monies
[telegram] <Cryptocries> why not move to some other groups that you think can make you money. (re @AsadKhan1953: Come on Komodo I am losing faith make me monies)(edited)
[telegram] <AsadKhan1953> Komodo was making me monies
[telegram] <Cryptocries> then stop saying all those negatives things plz (re @AsadKhan1953: Komodo was making me monies)
GatewayBOT23-Sep-18 01:21 PM
[telegram] <PTYX11> Dont feed the troll
GatewayBOT23-Sep-18 01:32 PM
[telegram] <AsadKhan1953> How it’s negative.   I never talked in any other groups. What makes you think I'm spamming (re @PTYX11: Dont feed the troll)
[telegram] <Cryptocries> Alright
[telegram] <Cryptocries> Whatever I'm leaving. Happy now ?
[telegram] <Ic> That’s not him. You got the wrong person I guess (re @PTYX11: )
[telegram] <PTYX11> It's the same username in both channels. Same profile Pic too.
[telegram] <PTYX11> Oh I tagged the wrong person you mean
[telegram] <AsadKhan1953> Hmmm Komodo if you follow xlm I ll hug you
[telegram] <PTYX11> Usually it takes a few minutes but if you don't see the image after 5 minutes then there's an issue. Have you tried another file format? (re @Lennart: Anyone know what to do when reddit says "processing Image" after post? Is it normal for a 626kb png file to process a while? Thx)
[telegram] <Lennart> Would be happy for some feedback
GatewayBOT23-Sep-18 03:13 PM
[telegram] <PTYX11> I think it looks good. The only thing I think that might not be taken well by the readers is where you mention BTC can't scale.
[telegram] <PTYX11> You will get arguments that btc can scale through LN and so forth. Did you enter it for the competition? Lennart
[telegram] <Seko> And when the contest is end, then let us translate for the German community. You have my vote... (re @Lennart: Would be happy for some feedback )
GatewayBOT23-Sep-18 03:28 PM
[telegram] <Lennart> Thank you. I will of course try to improve it based on comments. Took a note of your btc-scaling mention (re @PTYX11: I think it looks good. The only thing I think that might not be taken well by the readers is where you mention BTC can't scale.)
GatewayBOT23-Sep-18 03:41 PM
[telegram] <PTYX11> (re @Lennart: Thank you. I will of course try to improve it based on comments. Took a note of your btc-scaling mention)
[telegram] <J> Yep, without registration requirements. (re @pumba2988: Okay but it sounds like hyperdex will act just like shapeshift.io)
GatewayBOT23-Sep-18 06:31 PM
[telegram] <pumba2988> Ledger are dodgy closed sourced company. I bet they pool all the KMD into there own agama and claim the rewards it's easy to put KMD in there but to withdraw is a nightmare you have to contact support then they check a Lil box and wala you can now withdraw I don't like ledger anymore I don't trust that company one bit. I trust myself in holding private keys and passphrases dat files. Stuff them (re @polycryptoblog: Agama is much easier, you have to jump through some hoops to claim with ledger)
GatewayBOT23-Sep-18 07:10 PM
[telegram] <Regnar> Well technically it's an exchange with order books so you can place your own prices etc. Itll incorporate at shapeshift like function which isn't implemented yet, but it will do the basic swap coins without worrying about the exchange process as well. Right now it's the exchange (re @pumba2988: Okay but it sounds like hyperdex will act just like shapeshift.io)
[telegram] <Regnar> I want Trezor support and I believe there are rumors of Cool Wallet maybe supporting KMD, not sure on that but it would pretty awesome. (re @pumba2988: Ledger are dodgy closed sourced company. I bet they pool all the KMD into there own agama and claim the rewards it's easy to put KMD in there but to withdraw is a nightmare you have to contact support then they check a Lil box and wala you can now withdraw I don't like ledger anymore I don't trust that company one bit. I trust myself in holding private keys and passphrases dat files. Stuff them)
[telegram] <Regnar> I want Trezor support and I believe KMD will be on cool wallet (re @pumba2988: Ledger are dodgy closed sourced company. I bet they pool all the KMD into there own agama and claim the rewards it's easy to put KMD in there but to withdraw is a nightmare you have to contact support then they check a Lil box and wala you can now withdraw I don't like ledger anymore I don't trust that company one bit. I trust myself in holding private keys and passphrases dat files. Stuff them)
[telegram] <Regnar> Well technically it's an exchange with order books so you can place your own prices etc. Itll incorporate a "shapeshift-like" function which isn't implemented yet, but it will do the basic swap coins without worrying about the exchange process as well. Right now it's the exchange (re @pumba2988: Okay but it sounds like hyperdex will act just like shapeshift.io)
[telegram] <PTYX11> Yes cool wallet is looking at Komodo integration
[telegram] <PTYX11> Possibly even KICs
GatewayBOT23-Sep-18 07:46 PM
[telegram] <Regnar> Yasss
[telegram] <Regnar> Haha I need more money so I can buy cool stuff...
The Komodo Platform is a cryptocurrency, similar to Ethereum, but with many improvements. They have high transaction speeds, delayed proof of work, Jumblr, d...
[telegram] <Acura360> Pirates
[slack] <matterbridge> Pirates :skin-tone-3:
GatewayBOT23-Sep-18 08:54 PM
[telegram] <DingDongSoLong> So if you had to say this to a 8th grader how would you say it? (re @Acura360: )
[telegram] <PTYX11> It's a blockchain that forces anonymity. Just like Monero but through zero knowledge proofs instead of ring signatures. Now it has the ability to get included in the Komodo security network.
GatewayBOT24-Sep-18 02:34 AM
[telegram] <LifeMTL> Hello admin, I hope all is well! Would you happen to have a write up for KMD holders wishing to use their ledger nano S?
GatewayBOT24-Sep-18 03:19 AM
[telegram] <yorklab> https://youtu.be/ltok1NBaZ4U (re @LifeMTL: Hello admin, I hope all is well! Would you happen to have a write up for KMD holders wishing to use their ledger nano S?)
This video explains how to claim reward from Ledger hardware wallet in a easy way using Agama. Please remember not to use your Ledger device to send funds if...
Ledger Nano S is one of the most secured HW wallet out there. HW wallets keep your funds secure and never expose your private key, even while doing a transaction. The Nano S made by Ledger can store multiple cryptocurrency and let you use them securely along with acting as a ...
GatewayBOT24-Sep-18 03:32 AM
[telegram] <Alexyos> how many years will this 5.1% reward be available?
[telegram] <Alexyos> and will there be dapps on komodo?
[telegram] <Alexyos> and will there be dapps on komodo?
 Chainzilla for example helps migrate from ERC20 to Komodo...
[telegram] <wongwf82> Nice Seko, can I PM you to find out more about setting up a dICO?
[telegram] <Seko> That isn‘t a good idea to ask me. Other admins are more specialist. I think it’s better you come to the official Discord channel, there you can talk with the developers...
[telegram] <wongwf82> So atm, how many currencies can the dICO smart contract support?
GatewayBOT24-Sep-18 08:24 AM
[telegram] <Remon> I think you mean that mostly all coins are linked to bitcoin in their movement, but what do you mean with coin that wil enter the market Will put end to this? (re @sryvnna: all the coins in the market are connected to each other. All coins fall because the market falls. it is the coins that will enter the market which will put an end to this. If the new comer has a strong support and a good staff, he gets out of the falling market and climbs up.)
[telegram] <Talipy> for real (re @Kassu2: Price prediction 2020?)
[telegram] <sryvnna> The coins are never designed to be consistently high. if a new coin has supporters, it goes directly to the market when it comes to market. and provides the most profit in the first ascent, for example btc. btc was much more valuable when it first appeared in the market and now it is constantly falling. that's why big investors are making new coins rather than investing in a coine. (re @Remon: I think you mean that mostly all coins are linked to bitcoin in their movement, but what do you mean with coin that wil enter the market Will put end to this?)
GatewayBOT24-Sep-18 08:39 AM
[telegram] <Remon> That does Apply for all the trading markets, stocks for example, so what you are saying is that bitcoin when iT first hit the market iT was beter than how iT look right now? IT went from a few cents to 6500 this time. Why would you as an investor create a new coin when for example the ecosystem is already formed, the platform is already live with an excisting coin/ token. All projects got their OWN goals and roadmap and just because the price is stable for a long time between 5800 and 7400 does not mean bitcoin is constantly falling lol. Im sorry but you need to get your facts right, bitcoin got the longest Genesis block and the most secure just like Dogecoin is a really OLd and secure chain. I definetly dont agree with you
[telegram] <Remon> Yeah bro, we Will hit 50 bucks when 20% of the world adopted blockchain/ crypto and from there there Will be limit at the price Will go. I believe we Will hit 4 trillion by 2020 (re @Talipy: for real)
[telegram] <Fuconee> Are you serious? (re @Remon: Yeah bro, we Will hit 50 bucks when 20% of the world adopted blockchain/ crypto and from there there Will be limit at the price Will go. I believe we Will hit 4 trillion by 2020)
[telegram] <Fuconee> Are you serious about 4 trillions? (re @Remon: Yeah bro, we Will hit 50 bucks when 20% of the world adopted blockchain/ crypto and from there there Will be limit at the price Will go. I believe we Will hit 4 trillion by 2020)
GatewayBOT24-Sep-18 08:54 AM
[telegram] <Remon> This year has been a development year for a lot of good projects, the tech is being build and the ecosystems are getting ready for Mass adoption. 2019 Will be the year where big instituonal investors Will come to the party, and you Guys Will be glad that you were the innovaters and bought before the early majority did. Slowly the whole retail and financial sector Will move to blockchain/crypto. Its like snowboall effect, the businesses and companies that dont embrace this out of this world tech(internet2.0) Will fall behind with for example with KYC and with low cost on transactions for example and Will soon follow. It is not a matter if this wil happen but in what month in 2019 this Will happen or maybe early december where the final regulation for europe Will come(20 january approx)
[telegram] <pumba2988> I estimate crypto having a 50-60 trillion dollar market cap by 2025 when bitcoin is up in the trillions you won't have the big gains/losses more market cap the more stable the currency is. Just gotta wait for the big early adopters to sell their coins and refresh them to a higher valuation.


Dancing Pythons is a fun tool for dancing with friends at a party! Our goal was to create a live visual that places a silhouette of you dancing over moving art that is generated based on the mood of the song!
There are three components to this project: analyzing a song to generate an accurate mood, developing computational sequential images based on that mood, and detecting edges and overlaying them onto art backgrounds in order to create a video-like feel. The first component uses Spotify's API to analyze how happy, sad, energetic, etc. the song is. The second part generates art using only colors that fit the given mood. The third component uses Open CV's Canny Edge Detection algorithm to generate black and white frames as seen here. Image addition is then used to bring all of these components together.
Learn MoreHello World! We are Software Design students intriguied by the wonders of Open CV, Music, and APIs.
Learn MoreTo download and use our program, visit our GitHub and follow the instructions on the README. All you have to do is install a few packages and run some code!


Motivation
In the early stages, we constructed our distributed messaging middleware on the basis of ActiveMQ 5.x(less than 5.3). Our international business uses it for async communication, search, social network activity stream, data pipeline, even in our trade order process. As our trade business throughput rises more and more inconceivably, pressure originating from our messaging cluster also become more and more obvious.
Why RocketMQ ?
Based on our observations and research, with more and more queues and virtual topics in use, ActiveMQ IO module becomes a bottleneck. In some cases, slower consumers can slow down the producers. We tried our best efforts to handle this problems through throttling, circuit breaker or degradation, but it cannot scale out gracefully. So we begin to focus on the popular messaging solution Kafka at that time. Unfortunately, Kafka can not meet our requirements such as low latency and high reliability, see here for details.
In this context, we decided to innovate a new messaging middleware to handle a broad set of use cases, ranging from traditional publish/subscribe scenario to demandingly high volume realtime transaction system that tolerates no message loss. We also created a cornerstone product based on RocketMQ, a Platform as a Service (PaaS) product named the Alibaba Cloud Platform. Today, more than 100 companies are using the RocketMQ open source version in their business solutions. We believe RocketMQ can benefit more people, so we would like to share it around the world.
The following are some different design between RocketMQ, ActiveMQ and Kafka（They are the apache’s most popular messaging solutions according to awesome-java):
RocketMQ vs. ActiveMQ vs. Kafka
| Messaging Product | Client SDK | Protocol and Specification | Order Message | Message Filter | Server Triggered Redelivery | Persistent Message | Retroactive Consumers | Message Priority | High Availability and Failover | Message Track | Configuration | Management and Operation Tools |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| ActiveMQ | Java, .NET, C++ etc. | Push model, support OpenWire, STOMP, AMQP, MQTT, JMS | Exclusive Consumer or Exclusive Queues can ensure ordering | Supported | Not Supported | Supports very fast persistence using JDBC along with a high performance journal，such as levelDB, kahaDB | Supported | Supported | Supported, depending on storage,if using kahadb it requires a ZooKeeper server | Not Supported | The default configuration is low level, user need to optimize the configuration parameters | Supported |
| Kafka | Java, Scala etc. | Pull model, support TCP | Ensure ordering of messages within a partition | Supported, you can use Kafka Streams to filter messages | Not Supported | High performance file storage | Supported offset indicate | Not Supported | Supported, requires a ZooKeeper server | Not Supported | Kafka uses key-value pairs format for configuration. These values can be supplied either from a file or programmatically. | Supported, use terminal command to expose core metrics |
| RocketMQ | Java, .NET, C++ | Pull model, support TCP, JMS | Ensure strict ordering of messages, have no hot spot problem,and can scale out gracefully | Supported, you can even upload yourself custom-built filter code snippets | Supported | High performance and low latency file storage | Supported timestamp and offset 2 indicates | Not Supported | Supported, Master-Slave model, without another kit | Supported | Work out of box,user only need to pay attention to a few configurations | Supported, rich web and terminal command to expose core metrics |
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Chileans to Vote on New Constitution in Response to Protests
by AGENCE FRANCE-PRESSEby Jordane BERTRAND
(AFP) – Chile said Friday it will hold a referendum to replace the country’s dictatorship-era constitution – a key demand of protesters after nearly a month of violent civil unrest.
The announcement sent the stock market soaring over eight percent – the biggest daily rise in a decade – and sparked a recovery by the peso, which was up 3.2%.
Lawmakers in Chile’s National Congress agreed early Friday to hold the vote in April 2020 after hours of intense negotiations between the governing coalition and opposition parties.

Thousands took to the streets of Santiago on Friday afternoon, however, crowding into the protest epicenter of Plaza Italia.
The charter in force since 1980 and enacted by the former military junta of Augusto Pinochet has been changed numerous times.
But it does not establish the state’s responsibility to provide education and health care – two demands made by millions of Chileans who have taken to the streets.
“This agreement is a first step, but it is a historic and fundamental first step to start building our new social pact, and in this the citizenry will have a leading role,” said Interior Minister Gonzalo Blumel.
“Destiny”
The referendum will ask voters whether the constitution should be replaced and if so, how a new charter should be drafted, Senate President Jaime Quintana said.
“It is a political response in the most noble sense of the term, the policy that thinks of Chile, which is taking its destiny in hand and which is assuming its responsibilities,” said Quintana, from the center-left opposition.
The Santiago Stock Exchange closed up 8.1% on the news, recuperating around half its losses since the beginning of the crisis.
The peso recovered from record losses earlier this week, rising 3.2% to trade at 777.29 to the dollar.
“We are happy to have reached an agreement that marks a victory against violence,” said Jacqueline van Rysselberghe, head of the Independent Democratic Union party, a pillar of Pinera’s coalition.
Not everyone was convinced, though.
“All the attention is on the constitution but there are more pressing things: pensions, education,” Raul Opazo, a 39-year-old teacher, told AFP.
The political agreement “solves nothing,” said cleaner Leslie, 27. “What about our social demands?”
Weeks of unrest
The unrest that began on October 18 with protests against a rise in rush-hour metro fares has mushroomed into a broader outcry against the status quo, with burning, looting and daily confrontations between demonstrators and police.
The crisis is Chile’s biggest since its return to democracy in 1990, leaving 20 dead – five at the hands of state forces – and more than 1,000 injured.
Demonstrators have demanded greater social reform from the government led by President Sebastian Pinera, who has announced several measures in a bid to assuage public anger.
After weeks of sometimes violent demonstrations, most polls show the protest movement is supported by 75% of Chileans.
Even more – 87%, according to a survey by pollster Cadem published this month – say they favor the protesters’ demand for constitutional reforms.
Approved in 1980, Chile’s junta-era constitution preserved some powers of the military and established an electoral system that long favored the political right-wing.
Changes in 2005 removed most remaining anti-democratic aspects of the charter, ending the appointment of non-elected senators and allowing civilian authorities to dismiss military chiefs.
“The constitution of the dictatorship has died,” progressive senator and former foreign minister Heraldo Munoz said after Friday’s vote.
A few days after Pinera became president last year, his government announced it would not allow the consideration of a bill to amend the constitution that his socialist predecessor Michelle Bachelet had submitted to congress.
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Below are some links to the information you will need if you decide to deploy the unblu filter.
For more on filter usage see: Filter Usage
For the complete filter specification see: Filter Specification
For (example) instructions on how to install the unblu Filter using Apache 2 see: Installing the unblu Filter
Filter implementations for a number of well-known proxies are provided by and can be requested from unblu in binary or source code form (see below). This includes: native filter (C source code package); typically used for OEM integrations with proxy providers.
In addition, the following proxies feature unblu Filter integrations provided by unblu and / or the proxy distributor:
unblu can be used with or without a reverse proxy but there are a number of general benefits to using a reverse proxy such as load balancing and security, and it allows you to remove the need for direct access to your servers.
The main benefit of integrating a reverse proxy, in the case of the unblu product, is that it allows you to use the unblu Filter. The unblu Filter can be used inside the filter chain of a reverse proxy to inject the unblu snippet dynamically and accommodate co-browsing-specific communication automatically.
For maximum security we recommend filter integration due to its ability to capture and secure resources (such as CSS, images, session-specific pdf).
For more on the unblu Filter see: The unblu Filter and Installing the unblu Filter (Optional)
For more on configuring the reverse proxy see: Reverse Proxy Integration and Configuring Apache 2 (Example)
For a complete description of all embedded co-browsing limitations see: Limitations of Embedded Co-Browsing


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Google+ App Engine Samples
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Basic Example (Single Servlet, no Authentication)
OAuth2 Example (Two Servlets)


Spain call news conference amid reports of Luis Enrique replacing Robert Moreno
by FSA EditorLuis Enrique is reportedly set to replace Robert Moreno as Spain coach, with the RFEF calling a news conference for Tuesday.
The Royal Spanish Football Federation (RFEF) has called a news conference for Tuesday amid reports Luis Enrique will replace Robert Moreno as Spain coach.
Moreno did not address the media after a 5-0 victory over Romania at the Wanda Metropolitano on Monday rounded off a successful Euro 2020 qualifying campaign.
The RFEF subsequently announced president Luis Rubiales and sporting director Jose Francisco Molina would speak to journalists at 12:30 local time (11:30 GMT) on Tuesday.
Former assistant Moreno took temporary charge of Spain in March when coach Luis Enrique went on a leave of absence after his daughter Xana was diagnosed with bone cancer. She passed away in August.
After the former Barcelona boss confirmed his decision to permanently vacate his role in June, Moreno was appointed as his successor, going on to guide Spain to four wins and two draws as they qualified for Euro 2020 by finishing top in Group F.
The RFEF are now reportedly expected to confirm Luis Enrique’s return, while it remains to be seen whether Moreno will stay on as part of Spain’s backroom staff.
RFEF president Luis Rubiales said the door would always be open to Luis Enrique if he decided he wanted to return, while Moreno confirmed in September that he would be happy to step aside.


Leveraging the US Census API
Planning Database
This demo provides US Census demographic data from the 2016 Planning Database, which combines subsets of demographic and economic variables from the decennial census and the 5-year community survey at the tract and blockgroup geographies.
TIGERweb REST Services
Markers placed on the map will be used to query US Census spatial data from the TIGERweb GeoServices. The geography level returned is the Census Blockgroup.
FME Server
Behind the scenes, FME Server runs a workspace that uses logic inside the USCensusCaller to query the Planning Database API and join it with TIGERweb spatial fetaures. FME Server's Data Streaming Service streams the data to the map, and the Data Download Service allows you to download the results.
Explorer
Place markers on the map to fetch data.
Hover over areas to display data table.
Click the Download Data button to download the entire fetched dataset.
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Last Week in ManageIQ: Exceptions, Logs, and Ternary Operators!
Hello out there, Manage IQ Community. Jillian here again with the latest edition of Last Week in Manage IQ!
Featured
It was another productive week in ManageIQ with 478 commits making up the 164 PRs merged. No matter how many merged PRs we have in a week, there will always be a place for you to join in on the fun! Check out our open issues for your chance to become one of our contributors.
Improved
Ability to use a different disk for storing log files
This PR from Joe enables the configuration of an additional disk for storing EVM log files. This enhancement will allow users to save more logfile rotations.
Rename Cloud Subnet MIQ Exceptions
Exceptions became a bit clearer after this PR from Gilles. He properly renamed
MiqSubnet*
exceptions to MiqCloudSubnet*
exceptions.
Fixed
Fix issue with #verify_credentials after updating ansible_tower_client
A pull request doesn’t have to be massive to be important, as Brandon proved with a one line fix to credential verification.
Ensure spinner gets turned off
During a git import, you’ll no longer be stuck with an infinite spinner when there’s an error thanks to a fix by Erik.
New
Support for self-signed certificates in Git Repositories
When importing new repositories, users may now disable certificate validation which creates support for git repositories that use self-signed certificates. This enhancement comes from Madhu.
Allow VMs with unknown power state to retire
Bill has added the ability to retire VMs with an unknown power state
by proceeding past the check_pre_retirement
automate method.
Deleted
Remove duplicate function to handle tags editor
Deleting code is always good, especially when it removes duplicate functions. Šimon
did just that this week by removing rbac_tags_set_from_vars
, which was a duplicate of x_tags_set_from_vars
.
Remove Unnecessary Ternary Operators
Roman improved toolbar builder by deleting some unnecessary ternary operators.
Wrapping up
Thanks for joining us for another edition of LWIMIQ. See you next week!


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Here's a straight-forward Gauge chart that shows how you can use a non-zero
minimum value. It also uses the colorsRanges
property to add the red, yellow,
green, yellow and red bars around the Gauge. It's also adjustable by way of a
small snippet of custom code (that's shown below in the code). By doing this
instead of using the built-in adjusting, the movement of the needle can be animated
using the grow()
effect.
<script src="RGraph.common.core.js"></script> <script src="RGraph.gauge.js"></script>Put this where you want the chart to show up:
<canvas id="cvs" width="350" height="350"> [No canvas support] </canvas>This is the code that generates the chart - it should be placed AFTER the canvas tag(s):


Mystery, Alaska (1999) Review by Steve Kong The Hard Boiled Movie Guide http://boiledmovies.sbay.com/
Dear David E. Kelley, if this is all you can do on the big screen, please stick to the small screen. It's not that Mystery, Alaska is a terrible film Mr. Kelley, rather is a little to plain and thin on conflict. See, Mr. Kelley, I an avid fan of your TV shows. I loved your Picket Fences, I watch Ally McBeal every week, and the best of your shows, The Practice, I make time just to watch it. What makes and made these shows so good? Sharp writing, a sense of direction, and conflict. Mr. Kelley you've done so well with your words every week on the small screen, what's up with doing the same on the big screen?
First you churn on the terrible Lake Placid which isn't worth even the rent, hell, how did it get made in the first place? Then you turn out this quaint film, Mystery, Alaska about a small fictitious town named Mystery in Alaska where it's always covered in snow and the people there always ice skate around. The people of the town are quaint just like the movie.  You got your quaint mayor played by Colm Meaney. You even got Burt Reynolds in the film as a mean judge. But, you know what Mr. Kelley? Everything is just too nice in this film. Sure, there are people who look like they're the bad guys, like Charles Danner (Hank Azaria) who comes back to his home town with the New York Rangers to challenge the home team at a game of hockey this is because the home team is so good at hockey that they've been featured in ESPN. But, the bad guys, well they're quite nice also.
What we have here, Mr. Kelley, is a film that meanders around for 90 minutes then ends. Not much but a lot of nice people going about their nice lives. Not much entertainment value either. It's hard to do this to you Mr. Kelley, but for the second time this year, I'm giving one of your films a Skip, Skip, Skip label because it's not worth seeing.
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| start |
initialize and start the progress
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| end |
stop the progress
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| setText |
update progress description
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| setValue |
update progress value
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clear progress value and description
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start
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| start( |
[in] string |
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Range ); |
- Description
- initialize and start the progress
It activates a new created or reactivate an already used inidicator
(must be finished by calling XStatusIndicator::end()
before!). By the way it's possible to set first progress description
and the possible range of progress value. That means that a progress
can runs from 0 to Range.
- Parameter Text
- initial value for progress description for showing
Value can be updated by calling XStatusIndicator::setText().
- Parameter Range
- mewns the maximum value of the progress which can be setted by
calling XStatusIndicator::setValue().
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| setText( |
[in] string |
Text ); |
- Description
- update progress description
Initial value can be set during starting of the progress by calling
XStatusIndicator::start().
Stopped indicators must ignore this call.
- Parameter Text
- new value for progress description which should be shown now
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[in] long |
Value ); |
- Description
- update progress value
Wrong values must be ignored and stopped indicators must ignore this
call generaly.
- Parameter Value
- new value for progress which should be shown now
Must fit the range [0..Range] which was set during
XStatusIndicator::start().
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reset
- Description
- clear progress value and description
Calling of setValue(0) and setText("") should do the same.
Stopped indicators must ignore this call.
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Pochettino leaves emotional goodbye message to Tottenham
by Sports DeskMauricio Pochettino said "you will always be in our hearts" as the former Tottenham manager left an emotional goodbye message to the Spurs squad.
Pochettino was sacked and replaced by Jose Mourinho on Wednesday, despite leading Tottenham to a shock Champions League final last season.
Tottenham pulled the pin on Pochettino's five-and-a-half-year tenure with the club languishing 14th in the Premier League.
Pochettino's assistant Jesus Perez used Twitter to share the Argentinean's heartfelt goodbye on a tactics board, having been unable to say goodbye personally.
"Big thanks to you all," Pochettino wrote in a picture posted on Thursday.
"We can't say goodbye… you will always be in our hearts."
Pochettino's future has dominated headlines since his Tottenham departure.
The 47-year-old has been linked to Bundesliga champions Bayern Munich as well as Manchester United, who reportedly keen on Pochettino before turning to Ole Gunnar Solskjaer.
Real Madrid and Paris Saint-Germain have also been touted as potential destinations for Pochettino.


About ISS
The International Space Station (ISS) is a modular space station (habitable artificial satellite) in low Earth orbit. It is a multinational collaborative project between five participating space agencies: NASA (United States), Roscosmos (Russia), JAXA (Japan), ESA (Europe), and CSA (Canada). The ownership and use of the space station is established by intergovernmental treaties and agreements.
The International Space Station with ESA’s Columbus laboratory flies 400 km average high at speeds that defy gravity – literally. At 28 800 km/h it only takes 90 minutes for the weightless laboratory to make a complete circuit of Earth. Astronauts working and living on the Station experience 16 sunrises and sunsets each day.
Due to Earth's rotation the Station seems to travel from west to east over our planet. At an average altitude of 248 miles (400 kilometers) above Earth, the space station is the third brightest object in the sky. You can see the International Space Station with your own eyes from here by looking up at the right time.
ISS Live Location
Timestemp:
Latitude:
Longitude:
Velocity:
Visibility:
your location that is shown above map is calculted by your public ip address.
ISS Pass forecast
If you keep city name blank, then please allow location service to find your location.
ISS Crew Details
Currently there are crew members in the international space station. Name of those are following:


Saves a 'ggplot' object into multiple files, each with a layer added incrementally. Generally to be used in presentation slides. Flexible enough to allow different file types for the final complete plot, and intermediate builds.
| Version: | 0.1.0 |
| Depends: | ggplot2 |
| Imports: | purrr, readr, tools |
| Suggests: | testthat |
| Published: | 2018-02-05 |
| Author: | Jongbin Jung |
| Maintainer: | Jongbin Jung <me at jongbin.com> |
| License: | GPL-3 | file LICENSE |
| NeedsCompilation: | no |
| Materials: | README NEWS |
| CRAN checks: | ggbuildr results |
| Reference manual: | ggbuildr.pdf |
| Package source: | ggbuildr_0.1.0.tar.gz |
| Windows binaries: | r-devel: ggbuildr_0.1.0.zip, r-release: ggbuildr_0.1.0.zip, r-oldrel: ggbuildr_0.1.0.zip |
| OS X binaries: | r-release: ggbuildr_0.1.0.tgz, r-oldrel: ggbuildr_0.1.0.tgz |
Please use the canonical form https://CRAN.R-project.org/package=ggbuildr to link to this page.


This project is attempt to visualize current price of popular crypto currencies like
bitcoin, etherum and litecoin. And also provide deep analyse of bitcoin.
This website is for people interested in price of crypto-currencies. They can quickly analyze on witch days the variability of the price was the highest, and see the most recent price of currencies.
I firstly created web-template project to prepare my workspace and connect all modern technologies. Then I started building this project on top of it. In case you want to deeply understand how this project work read more.
The main idea in this UX process design was:
On Variability page
On Bitcoin analyse page
When working with project. As a developer I want to have:
When working with javascript. As a developer I want to:
The data used to power charts in this project is delivered by: https://www.quandl.com/
On variability page (d3 library)
On Bitcoin page Analyse: (d3, crossfilter, dc)
Because site relies heavily on data from quandl.com. It cannot work without the connection to the internet. Page should inform the user when:
In order to use this project as a developer you need to have npm install.
I decided to learn and implement gulp in this particular project, because there was tremendous increase of small task to perform when adding technologies to project like: refreshing the website or Jasmine spec results, compile sass code on css, minify pictures, auto-prefixing etc. If you are interested about details how gulp is configured in this project Read more
Sass is just great, once you start using variables in css there is no way back :)
Babel is a compiler that will compile js code to the most supported version of javascript for other browsers. As a developer I want to develop code that will be well-supported.
Implemented with airbnb. As a developer I want to write clean and well edited code to other developers.
You can see automated jasmine test results here:
https://migacz85.github.io/data-visualisation/build/js/variability-test.html
However, site was manual tested also:
Variability page:
Bitcoin analyse page:
Website was tested on:
Presented content is displaying properly on each device.
Project was deployed on github-pages if you want to quick check how project look like you can see working project.
The deployment folder in this particular case is in /build All source files required to create this folder are located in /source To compile them in to /build look in to Installation section.
The development version of project is located in /source folder. After running commands from installation section. Running
gulp
(when change to files will be detected) will:
All that job is done by the script I coded in file gulpfile.js I wrote about it extensively in my preparation project web-template
Few important things to notice:
/source/js have to folders: PageMarket and PageVariability folder.
All .js files from PageVariablity are bundled in to one file in to build/js/variability.js and this file is included to build/js/variability.html
Same situation is with PageMarket folder but the .js file is bundled to build/js/market.js and this one is included in bitcoin.html
I made it like that because I wanted to have option to create new .html including new multiple js files that are bundled to new bundle.js file. That workflow can provide some additional flexibility when coding using javascript projects. However, in moment of this writing I think that for the larger projects and much more power and flexibility technologies like webpack can be better solution, however this approach still can be beneficial in some situations.
first: chart-settings-and-data.js second: all folder functions last: draw-chart.js
The order is specified in gulpfile.js in:
const JS_ORDER_VARIABILITY = [SCRIPTS_P_VARIABILITY+'chart-settings-and-data.js', SCRIPTS_P_VARIABILITY+'/**/*.js', SCRIPTS_P_VARIABILITY+'draw-chart.js'];
Where
SCRIPT_P_VARIABILITY="source/js/PageVariability"
https://github.com/Migacz85/data-visualisation.git
npm install
sudo npm install gulp -g
sudo npm i -g gulp-cli
After that you can build and run the project with:
gulp
Automated Jasmine test are available by adding in url of working project:
build/js/variability-test.html
Gif animation used to load the page use in this project: https://cdn.dribbble.com/users/267/screenshots/1927432/loading.gif


Visible Cloaks’ Spencer Doran has been nominated for a Grammy
by Henry Bruce-JonesPhoto by: Jonathan Sielaff
Kankyō Ongaku: Japanese Ambient, Environmental & New Age Music 1980-1990, compiled by Doran, was nominated for Best Historical Album.
Lizzo, Bon Iver and Billie Eilish were among the leading nominees for the 2020 edition of the Grammys, but perhaps the most unexpected nomination went to Visible Cloaks’ Spencer Doran.
He featured alongside Yosuke Kitazawa, Douglas Mcgowan, Matt Sullivan and John Baldwin, for their work in compiling the excellent Kankyō Ongaku: Japanese Ambient, Environmental & New Age Music 1980-1990, which was nominated for Best Historical Album.
The rest of the Best Historical Album category featured compilations exploring the work of Bobbie Gentry, Vladimir Horowitz, Pete Seeger and the 50th anniversary of Woodstock.
Check out the full list of nominations over at the Grammys website. Re-visit our recent FACT mix with Spencer Doran below.
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- Docker Once Retention Strategy (default)
- For each job in the queue, an own docker container is started. Once the job has finished,
the container is shut down.
- Docker Cloud Retention Strategy (experimental)
- Based on the workload provided by the queue (load average), new docker containers are started on demand.
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to this template was shut down).
- Take this agent on-line according to a schedule (experimental)
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Once the specified period in the schedule is over, the agents will be shut down.
- Take this agent on-line when in demand and off-line when idle (experimental)
- Containers are started if there are jobs waiting for execution in the queue. They are only started,
if the jobs are waiting a certain threshold of time there (In demand delay). After the jobs have finished,
the container is not shut down immediately. If no new job was
executed on this agent/container during the period of the Idle delay, the container is shut down.


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Design System System
Welcome to Design System System. This is a minimal, boilerplate project built with Hugo intended as a tool for documenting design systems and component libraries.
This example project serves to explain how content is organized, and some other finer details. If you're looking for a quick-and-dirty starting guide, check out the project's README.
Table of Contents
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| Getting Started | This is the place to go if you're wondering what to do next. |
| Guidelines | This covers the basics of the design system, and how to use it. |
| Styles | This section contains design tokens used throughout the system. |
| Components | Here you'll find all the components available in the system. |
| Downloads | Here you'll find resources for the design system available for download. |
| Support | Looking for help? |
| Contribute | The success of this design system relies on our contributors. Lend us a hand! |


I'm Yauheni Pakala, a Software Engineer who is passionate about cross-platform development and open source.
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Programming Paradigms
Date: May 30th, 2014
So you've had some experience with Object-Oriented Programming (OOP) this week. Some consider Functional programming the opposite of OO - compare them.
Procedural programming is a programming paradigm where the user inputs steps to get to a desired outcome. There's not much room to change the code without doing an overhaul if something changes with the desired outcome. Say you have historical data for weather patterns in your area and you wanted to output the total amount of annual rainfall. You program it and realize you changed your mind and want to map both an average daily rainfall and daily total temperature fluctuation. Well, now you've got to go back into the code and start deleting steps that you've already coded, and the code turns out much longer.
Now say you know you want multiple outcome of your data, like annual rainfall, extrema points of highs and lows for each month, and high wind speeds of the month from a data set. Well, you can create functions for each of these things. This is the basis of functional programming. An interesting point is the data isn't mutable because the variables in the function are local, at least in Ruby. The problem with functional programming is if we introduce something new, like storm data that affects all functions, now we've got to update all of the parameters in our functions.
Let's say we put all of the attributes of the data into a class and put all of our functions inside of the class. Now you've got the basis of object-oriented programming. If we introduce new data parameters, we can initialize it fairly easily without much fuss. We can use variables within different functions of a class, called methods in Ruby, by declaring instance variables. If we know what operations we want on our things or objects, we can evolve our code to add more things by adding new classes. The problem comes when we want to add functionality to our objects. Now we may need to update all of our classes with this new function.
Which one is better? The answer is 'it depends.' What are you trying to accomplish? If you're going for repetitive tasks like recursion, functional programming is better. There are languages that handle that type of computation, like Haskell and Erlang. For objects driven with behavior, object-oriented programming is better. This includes langages like Ruby and Python. The important lesson here is to understand what you're trying to build before programming.
I've included a video to Sandi Metz talking about object-oriented design, OOD. This talk is about how code changes as you roll along your project.


This section describes the kinds of values that are manipulated by Objective Caml programs.
Integer values are integer numbers from −230 to 230−1, that is −1073741824 to<PHONE_NUMBER>. The implementation may support a wider range of integer values: on 64-bit platforms, the current implementation supports integers ranging from −262 to 262−1.
Floating-point values are numbers in floating-point representation. The current implementation uses double-precision floating-point numbers conforming to the IEEE 754 standard, with 53 bits of mantissa and an exponent ranging from −1022 to 1023.
Character values are represented as 8-bit integers between 0 and 255. Character codes between 0 and 127 are interpreted following the ASCII standard. The current implementation interprets character codes between 128 and 255 following the ISO 8859-1 standard.
String values are finite sequences of characters. The current implementation supports strings containing up to 224 − 5 characters (16777211 characters); on 64-bit platforms, the limit is 257 − 9.
Tuples of values are written (v1, …, vn), standing for the n-tuple of values v1 to vn. The current implementation supports tuple of up to 222 − 1 elements (4194303 elements).
Record values are labeled tuples of values. The record value written { field1 = v1; …; fieldn = vn } associates the value vi to the record field fieldi, for i = 1 … n. The current implementation supports records with up to 222 − 1 fields (4194303 fields).
Arrays are finite, variable-sized sequences of values of the same type. The current implementation supports arrays containing up to 222 − 1 elements (4194303 elements) unless the elements are floating-point numbers (2097151 elements in this case); on 64-bit platforms, the limit is 254 − 1 for all arrays.
Variant values are either a constant constructor, or a pair of a non-constant constructor and a value. The former case is written constr; the latter case is written constr(v), where v is said to be the argument of the non-constant constructor constr.
The following constants are treated like built-in constant constructors:
| Constant | Constructor |
| false | the boolean false |
| true | the boolean true |
| () | the “unit” value |
| [] | the empty list |
The current implementation limits each variant type to have at most 246 non-constant constructors.
Polymorphic variants are an alternate form of variant values, not belonging explicitly to a predefined variant type, and following specific typing rules. They can be either constant, written `tag-name, or non-constant, written `tag-name(v).
Functional values are mappings from values to values.
Objects are composed of a hidden internal state which is a record of instance variables, and a set of methods for accessing and modifying these variables. The structure of an object is described by the toplevel class that created it.


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Parses and formats the ISO8601, C, and RFC822 date formats found in XML responses and HTTP
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Parses and formats the ISO8601, C, and RFC822 date formats found in XML responses and HTTP
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Parses and formats the ISO8601, C, and RFC822 date formats found in XML responses and HTTP
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Parses and formats the ISO8601, C, and RFC822 date formats found in XML responses and HTTP
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converting from Date->String and vice versa.
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converting from Date->String and vice versa.
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Codecs for converting from Date->String and vice versa.
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Parses and formats the ISO8601, C, and RFC822 date formats found in XML responses and HTTP
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Parses and formats the ISO8601, C, and RFC822 date formats found in XML responses and HTTP
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converting from Date->String and vice versa.
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A basic Node App
This node app starts a web server and serves this index.html file.
Congrats! It's working!


Faster alternative to javascript's native filter method.
Install with npm:
$ npm install --save arr-filter
var filter = require('arr-filter');
filter(['a', {a: 'b'}, 1, 'b', 2, {c: 'd'}, 'c'], function (ele) {
return typeof ele === 'string';
});
//=> ['a', 'b', 'c']
array-filter is pretty popular, but it's tuned to be used in older browsers and it falls back on native .filter()
when available, which is much slower. See jsperf results. The functions used in the benchmarks are the top performers from a dozen or so other functions.
Pull requests and stars are always welcome. For bugs and feature requests, please create an issue.
(This project's readme.md is generated by verb, please don't edit the readme directly. Any changes to the readme must be made in the .verb.md readme template.)
To generate the readme, run the following command:
$ npm install -g verbose/verb#dev verb-generate-readme && verb
Running and reviewing unit tests is a great way to get familiarized with a library and its API. You can install dependencies and run tests with the following command:
$ npm install && npm test
Jon Schlinkert
Copyright © 2017, Jon Schlinkert. Released under the MIT License.
This file was generated by verb-generate-readme, v0.4.2, on February 26, 2017.


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10-year-old's pricey Christmas list goes viral via Twitter
by Michael HollanThis kid had better have been good this year.
A father shared his 10-year-old daughter’s Christmas list on social media and it might be one of the strangest gift lists any child has ever assembled. Apparently, the girl has big plans for Christmas morning.
The father, posting under the Twitter handle A_Johnson412, shared an image of the gift list with the caption, “My 10-year-old daughter must be out of her mind with this Christmas list.”
The list starts off swinging for the fences, with the 10-year-old asking for an iPhone 11, Air Pods and a MacBook Air (she specifies that it be a new computer as well). Then, she asks for a “real” bunny (much further down the list, she also asks for clothes for the bunny).
FOOD BLOGGER FINISHES 3-FOOT HOT DOG THOUGHT TO BE THE BIGGEST IN UK: 'IT WAS ABSOLUTELY DELICIOUS'
While these are all big gifts, they’re also normal enough. Oddly, the list takes a bizarre turn towards the bottom, where she asks for $4,000, food coloring and laundry detergent.
The list closes out with a hilariously simple request for an alarm clock (a feature built into the iPhone 11, so her dad might be able to save some money there).
Based on her father’s caption, it’s unlikely she’ll be getting everything on her list.
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Twitter users were generally amused with the girl’s requests, with one posting, “Get her that alarm clock sis! Lol tell her it’ll wake her up from that dream where she thinks she’s getting everything on there.”
Others were actually impressed, with one reply reading, “An alarm clock, Gucci slides and some laundry detergent? Mama has range and her priorities in check!”
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Several users questioned what a 10-year-old would do with $4,000, but it seems likely that this kid would find a use for the money.


Here's a look at the process of family reunifications according to data released in the July 26th federal court case filing
2,551
Total number of possible children originally identified
1,820
Total number of children who have been discharged from custody
1,442
Children discharged by being reunified with parents in ICE custody
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Children whom further review showed were not separated from parents
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Children discharged in other circumstances*
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Children in government care, where the adult associated with the child is either not eligible for reunification or not available for discharge at this time
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Children whose parents were likely deported
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Children whose parents waived reunification
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Children whose reunification was precluded by plaintiffs and court order
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Children whose parents triggered red flags in background check
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Children whose parents triggered red flags from another case file review
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Children whose parents were released into the interior
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Preparation time
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Cooking time
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Serves
Makes 4
These little yoghurt jellies are sweetened with no-added-sugar cordial and will hit the spot if you are used to finishing a meal with dessert. The yoghurt brings extra protein and the jellies are topped with mixed berries for fibre. Leaf gelatine is very simple to use and easily available – so give it a go.
With a GI of 39 this meal is
high protein, low GI
and provides 42 kcal per portion.
Put the gelatine sheets in a medium bowl and cover with cold water. Leave to soak for five minutes or until they soften. Turn them a couple of times to make sure they don’t stick together.
Pour the squash, lemon zest and 100ml/3½fl oz of water into a small saucepan and heat very gently until just warm. Remove from the heat.
Squeeze the gelatine sheets to remove excess water and then add to the pan, stirring until it melts in to the liquid.
Stir in 250ml/9fl oz water and the yoghurt until they are thoroughly combined.
Pour the jelly into four glass tumblers or dishes, cover with cling film and chill for 5-6 hours or overnight until set.
Serve the jellies topped with fresh berries and mint leaves to decorate.


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Check yourself before you wreck yourself. Plenty of kick ups, jumps, drops, and huge berms. By the end of the 45-50 miles you'll be plenty tired from the constant up and down nature of Mana Road. The trails all run parallel to the Fountain Place paved road so they can be shuttled by car. It is not hard to get to and is very fun to ride.
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Mostly dry with some small mud puddles. Plan on this ride taking all day, it probably won't, but plan on it anyways by starting early. Large group of trees down on northern section of trail, between buckhorn and club gap. Use some caution in the corners here. Built specifically for mountain bikes, a flow trail emphasizes speed and rhythm, featuring berms, rollers, jumps and other features that are designed in a way that uses the rider’s momentum to minimize pedaling and braking (think downhill pump track).
Age Requirements
You now have to ride down an asphalt trail and cut off onto a gravel trail before getting back to the old single track. Check your speed before rumbling over the wet armored section that make a tight right hand turn into a bridge. Awesome with a couple really dry spots in corners. Don't miss this trail! It is typically maintained at a high level due to its popularity and use.


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The LBW is a week-long event for Open Source software enthusiasts. We come from more than a dozen different countries, for a combination of talks, hands-on projects, outdoor exercise, and good food and drink. Read more…
The 2016 LBW will be on The Isle of Man. Be sure to attend!
There have been several previous events.
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App method to command the App to shutdown its IO::Stream objects and exit.
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Interface IFleetManagerClient
For interacting with the fleet manager service remotely.
Inherited Members
Namespace: FleetClients.Core
Assembly: FleetClients.Core.dll
Syntax
public interface IFleetManagerClient : ICallbackClient, IClient, IDisposable, IModelCollection<KingpinStateMailbox>
Properties
| Improve this Doc View SourceFleetState
The current state of the fleet.
Declaration
FleetStateDto FleetState { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GAAPICommon.Core.Dtos.FleetStateDto |
Methods
| Improve this Doc View SourceCreateVirtualVehicle(IPAddress, PoseDto)
Creates a new virtual vehicle.
Declaration
IServiceCallResult CreateVirtualVehicle(IPAddress ipAddress, PoseDto pose)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Net.IPAddress | ipAddress | IPv4 address of the vehicle to be created. |
| GAAPICommon.Core.Dtos.PoseDto | pose | The initialization pose. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GAAPICommon.Architecture.IServiceCallResult | Successful service call result on creation. |
GetAPISemVer()
Gets the API version of the server interface.
Declaration
IServiceCallResult<SemVerDto> GetAPISemVer()
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GAAPICommon.Architecture.IServiceCallResult<GAAPICommon.Core.Dtos.SemVerDto> | A SemVerDto object representing the semantic version of the server interface. |
GetKingpinDescription(IPAddress)
Returns the xml description of the target Kingpin.
Declaration
IServiceCallResult<XElement> GetKingpinDescription(IPAddress ipAddress)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Net.IPAddress | ipAddress | IPv4 address of the target Kingpin |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GAAPICommon.Architecture.IServiceCallResult<System.Xml.Linq.XElement> | XElement defining the Kingpins operation. |
RemoveVehicle(IPAddress)
Removes a vehicle from the fleet manager
Declaration
IServiceCallResult RemoveVehicle(IPAddress ipAddress)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Net.IPAddress | ipAddress | IPv4 address of the target. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GAAPICommon.Architecture.IServiceCallResult | Successful service call result on removal. |
SetFleetState(VehicleControllerState)
Sets the fleet state (enabling or disabling vehicles).
Declaration
IServiceCallResult SetFleetState(VehicleControllerState controllerStates)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GAAPICommon.Architecture.VehicleControllerState | controllerStates | Desired controller state. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GAAPICommon.Architecture.IServiceCallResult | Successful service call result on success. |
SetFrozenState(FrozenState)
Sets the frozen state of the fleet manager, allowing global vehicle movement to be enabled / disabled and then returned to its previous state.
Declaration
IServiceCallResult SetFrozenState(FrozenState frozenState)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| GAAPICommon.Architecture.FrozenState | frozenState | Desired frozen state. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GAAPICommon.Architecture.IServiceCallResult | Successful service call result on success. |
SetKingpinState(IPAddress, VehicleControllerState)
Sets an individual Kingpins controller state.
Declaration
IServiceCallResult SetKingpinState(IPAddress ipAddress, VehicleControllerState controllerState)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Net.IPAddress | ipAddress | IPv4 address of target vehicle. |
| GAAPICommon.Architecture.VehicleControllerState | controllerState | Desired controller state. |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GAAPICommon.Architecture.IServiceCallResult | Successful service call result on success. |
SetPose(IPAddress, PoseDto)
Sets the pose of a vehicle.
Declaration
IServiceCallResult SetPose(IPAddress ipAddress, PoseDto pose)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.Net.IPAddress | ipAddress | IPv4 address of target vehicle. |
| GAAPICommon.Core.Dtos.PoseDto | pose | Desired pose (position + orientation). |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| GAAPICommon.Architecture.IServiceCallResult | Successful service call result on success. |
Events
| Improve this Doc View SourceFleetStateUpdated
Fired whenever the FleetState property is updated.
Declaration
event Action<FleetStateDto> FleetStateUpdated
Event Type
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Action<GAAPICommon.Core.Dtos.FleetStateDto> |


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