QuiltBack Gives Back
QuiltBack is a website that was built with ReactJS. Its main purpose is to allow users to communicate by creating blogs, and host events to raise money through auctioning quilts. This website was designed by a UI/UX team, and was made scalable and responsive by a group of 3 handsome developers.
Starting Out
At first, we started with 4 developers: 2 frontend, 2 backend. After a couple of days, the other frontend developer stopped showing up. I had to take control of the frontend and finish all tasks that were assigned to 2 frontend developers in a span of 2 weeks.
Half-Way Point
I was constantly working with the backend devs to ensure that all endpoints were setup correctly and usable.
I was consistantly working to develop the frontend, as well as juggling any other side-tasks that I had to finish.
By the end of the first week, We had successfully set up most of the user functionality and now were moving on to the admin side.
Finishing Up
In the end, we successfully reached our mvp mark and were ready to present our project. We are currently working with the client to find any features we would need to implement and any bugs that we need to squash.
This website is was hosted by one of my group members, but it was taken down after a couple of months. I will work on bringing it back up for everyone to see!
https://quiltback.host(expect the website to be hosted here.)
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WITNESS LIST Health & Human Services Committee April 30, 2001 - 8:00A HB 100 Registering, but not testifying: For: McGiffert, Lisa Senior Policy Analyst (Consumers Union), Austin, TX Shields, Brad (Texas Hearing Industries Association), Austin, TX HB 391 FOR: Miller, Nancy (Mother's Milk Bank of Austin), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Flatan, Gretchen Board Member (Mothers Milk Bank of Austin), Austin, TX McGiffert, Lisa Senior Policy Analyst (Consumers Union), Austin, TX Mejia-Dietche, Ana Executive Director (Mother's Milk Bank at Austin, Inc.), Austin, TX On: Tennyson, Susan Bureau Chief (Bureau of Food and Drug Safety, Texas Department of Health), Austin, TX Providing written testimony: For: Phipps, Candie (Texas Pediatric Society), Austin, TX HB 402 ON: Yarbrough, Randy Assistant Administrator (Texas Alcoholic Beverage Commission), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Munoz, Ned Policy Analyst (Texas Comptroller's Office), Austin, TX HB 482 Registering, but not testifying: For: Hooser, Greg (Private Providers Association of Texas and the Texas Association of Homes and Services for the Aging), Austin, TX Marshall, Susan Policy Analyst (Disability Policy Consortium Legislative Coalition), Austin, TX HB 1175 Registering, but not testifying: For: Cole, Pat (National Training Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence), Austin, TX HB 1478 FOR: Murphree, Susan Presiding Officer (Children's Long-Term Care Policy Council), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Marshall, Susan Policy Analyst (Disability Policy Council Legislative Coalition), Austin, TX On: Beattie, Terry Director, Services for Children (Texas Health and Human Services Commission), Austin, TX Horton, Colleen (Texas Advocates Supporting Kids with Disabilities), Austin, TX HB 1901 Registering, but not testifying: For: Cole, Pat (National Training Center on Domestic and Sexual Violence), Austin, TX Gantt, Melanie Director, Public Affairs (Mental Health Association in Texas), Austin, TX Mizcles, Amy Public Policy Director (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Texas), Austin, TX On: Chapmond, Thomas Director (Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services), Austin, TX Farmer, Roshunda Governmental Relations Director (Texas Department of Mental Health and Mental Retardation), Austin, TX Robinson, Steve Executive Director (Texas Youth Commission), Austin, TX Shackelford, Wesley Senior Staff Attorney (Texas Juvenile Probation Commission), Austin, TX HB 2437 FOR: Williams, Oscar Faye Ex Officio (Code Enforcement Association of Texas), Dallas, TX Registering, but not testifying: On: Craft, Kathy Program Administrator (Texas Department of Health), Austin, TX Zulowski, Jim Director, Professional Licensing (Texas Department of Health), Austin, TX HB 3335 Registering, but not testifying: On: Mitchell, Bettye Director, Adult Protective Services (Texas Department of Protective and Regulatory Services), Austin, TX HB 3450 Registering, but not testifying: On: Mogil, Lisa Staff Attorney (Sunset Commission), Austin, TX HB 3556 FOR: Lilljedahl, Don Director (Mary Lee Foundation), Austin, TX Registering, but not testifying: For: Borel, Dennis Executive Director (Coalition of Texans with Disabilities), Austin, TX Cates, Nancy Board Member (Mary Lee Foundation), Austin, TX Cates, Phil (Mary Lee Foundation), Austin, TX Crowe, Michael Attorney/Lobbyist (Texas Assisted Living Association), Austin, TX Gantt, Melanie Director, Public Affairs (Mental Health Association in Texas), Austin, TX Mizcles, Amy Public Policy Director (National Alliance for the Mentally Ill), Austin, TX HCR 8 FOR: McDonald, Jim Regional Director (Muscular Dystrophy Association), Austin, TX SB 367 Registering, but not testifying: For: Borel, Dennis (Coalition of Texans with Disabilities), Austin, TX On: Horn, Addie Long-Term Care Coordinator (Texas Health and Human Services Commission), Austin, TX


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Who are we ?
A New Era of Market Friendly Economy has downed in the World. in India too, a wind of policy changes leading to Liberalization, has generated a new Environment for rapid Industrialization. The Engineer reforms have created an atmosphere, congenial to the Industrial Growth in the Country. India with enormous growth in Information Technology & Service Sector has Established itself as a major Service Oriented Country in the World. In recent past Shipping & International Transportation Industry has Grown many folds in India. Currently India is one of the fastest growing Economy in the world & Growing Stronger Everyday.
This widens scope for professionals involved in this Industry to Explore, Develop and Deliver the best possible Services to the world from India.
With view to above - Access Group was incorporated in June, 1997 by Mr. Sanjay Malviya (A Business Management Graduate - having Vast Experience in Shipping Industry - since 1990). The main business objective of the company is to concentrate on International Transportation & Logistics Services.
KEY PERSONNEL
Sanjay Malviya ( President )
International Network Developing
Business Development/ Sales & Marketing
Chartering, Project & Heavy Lift Shipments Liner Services, Agency
Services, NVOCC Services.
Abha Malviya ( Vice President )
Accounts / Finance / Credit Control
Administration.
Anand Dubey ( General Manager – Sales Marketing )
Sudesh Shetty ( Manager – Operations / Documentation )
Along with this all the departments with their services are headed by Manager/Executives and associated by a Team of Professionals. A few more Top Brass Professionals are joining the Organization in the near future as the Company expands its operations.Staff at Head Office – 16 Members.
The Group
Access Container Lines Pvt. Ltd. – ( Shipping liner Services )
Access Freight Logistics & Services – ( Shipping & Project / Freight Forwarding )
Access Chartering & Projects – ( Freight & Chartering Brokers, Charterers, Sale Purchase
Brokerage )
Mission
The founders have a Vision, and that vision is to be built up to become one of the Leading Global Transportation Company. It is the sheer dedication and the resourcefulness of the people at the helm that is making this dream come true. Even while the going is not smooth Access Group is emerging as an Organized Company whose standards and reliability know no Compromise
The high ethical business values of Access Group are it’s strength. Mr. Sanjay Malviya said Global Cargo Transportation is a service oriented industry.
what Access Group should try to pursue and achieve, is the ultimate objective of offering a Total Customer Satisfaction, and in doing so, what we should remember all along is the famous teaching of Father of the Nation, Mahatma Gandhi, that “Customer is our God”. It will, therefore, be constant endeavor of everyone in our Organization to Accomplish this goal.
In the Global Business, we continue to challenge our staff to think Globally and to develop a Global Vision, which is critical to our business success. In fact Access Group Corporate Charter reads :
”
Our Objective include Attracting, Developing, Motivating and
Retaining Loyal and Dedicated Employees who contribute to the
company’s Objectives and in improving efficiency through better
teamwork and higher productivity. In order to provide the best
possible services Access Group has invested heavily in latest
Information Technology Systems and Equipment’s and will keep doing
so.
”


Day ahead: UK/US politics to dominate – Deutsche Bank
by Dhwani MehtaThe Deutsche Bank Research Team enlists key economic events that will be closely watched this Tuesday.
Key Quotes:
“To the day ahead now, and politics is expected to dominate the agenda as the US impeachment inquiry continues and we have the first head-to-head TV debate ahead of the UK election.
Today’s data highlights from Europe include September’s Euro Area construction output, Italian industrial sales and orders, while here in the UK we’ll have this month’s industrial trends survey from the CBI.
From the US there’ll be October’s building permits and housing starts data, and we’ll also get Canada’s manufacturing sales for September.
From central banks, New York Fed President Williams will be speaking, while Home Depot will be releasing earnings.”


This application allows you to calculate custom duties of vehicle when importing to Ukraine for individuals.
The calculator has two modes. In the first (forward calculation), you can find out the cost of customs clearance of a particular vehicle by it parameters. In the second (backward calculation) you can estimate the maximum purchase price of the vehicle overseas, by defining target cist in Ukraine. All calculations are carried out in euros.
The application is designed for a rough estimate of the costs of customs clearance of the car. Results can be rounded in one direction or another. In general, computational error does not exceed a few euros. Please note that the basic vehicle price is determined by means of catalogs Schwackeliste, so it may differ significantly from the actual purchase price. Also, some commodity codes calculation is simplified to facilitate use of the program.
To determine the exact price of customs clearance, please contact directly to the experts. The results of this application is just an estimate.
The calculation is performed on the basis of the legislation of Ukraine, valid on 20.11.2015 (official documents, Ukrainian):
Starting from 01.01.2016, Ukraine cancels 5% additional import toll
By 20.11.2015 the Parlament of Ukraine will process a new regulatory act 3251 published at 07.10.2015. This assumes a great decrease for tolls for the used passenger vehicles. In this application you can see how the final price in Ukraine will be changed, if this law voted positive.Visit the project page to get more information. Please send your feedback, comments and suggestions at uacc@viac-soft.in.ua


Stone Giant
Coming to life as a chunk of stone, Tiny's origins are a mystery on which he continually speculates. He is a Stone Giant now, but what did he used to be? A splinter broken from a Golem's heel? A shard swept from a gargoyle-sculptor's workshop? A fragment of the Oracular Visage of Garthos?  As he roams, he gathers weight and size; the forces that weather lesser rocks, instead cause Tiny to grow and ever grow.
以一团石头的形式出现的生命体，小小不断思索他的起源，但这始终是个谜。现在的他是个石巨人，但过去是什么呢？从土傀儡的脚后跟掉落的碎片？从制造石像鬼的工房被打扫出来的碎屑？神圣预言石的表层之砂？受到强烈的好奇心驱使，他不知疲倦的环游世界，寻找着他的起源，他的出身，和他的种族。在旅途中，他变得越来越庞大，不过路上的风雨吹打掉了他身上的石头，所以他不停的吸收新的岩石，永远在长大。


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Java ExecutorService Framework and Java Synchronizers (Assignment 3)
Overview of the Assignment
This two-part assignment will combine and extend elements of your assignment
1 and assignment
2 solutions. In particular, you'll learn how to apply the Java
ExecutorService framework and a number of Java synchronizers to
complete an Android app containing a resource manager that restricts
the number of Beings from Middle-Earth who can concurrently gaze into
a limited number of Palantiri.
This Android program is structured in accordance with the Model-View-Presenter
(MVP) pattern. The classes in the View layer are provided to
you. The main PalantiriActivity first prompts the user to enter
various configuration parameters, such as the number of Palantiri and
Beings. It then starts the GazingSimulationActivity, which
initializes the Presenter layer and then starts the Presenter layer's
processing logic. The bulk of the concurrent processing is performed
by the two MVP layers: the Presenter (which is the focus of
Part 1 of the assignment) and the Model (which is the focus
of Part 2 f the assignment). If you correctly complete the
implementation of the skeletons in these layers the Palantiri app
should run successfully without throwing any exceptions.
This Android app executes a BeingRunnable task for each Being using a
fixed-size ThreadPoolExecutor accessed via the Java ExecutorService
framework, which is described here
and here.
All these tasks will run concurrently and attempt to acquire a
Palantir and gaze into it for a certain amount of time. You'll also
need to understand how to program with the following Java
synchronizers:
- Java ReentrantLock, which is described here
- ConditionObject, which is described here
- and CyclicBarrier, which is described here.
I recommend you watch these videos and look at the code to ensure you
understand how to program all these Java concurrency mechansims.
Naturally, we'll cover these topics in class, as well.
Assignment Structure
The assignment is split into the following three directories:
- A3-Android-App, which conains
the skeletons you'll need to fill in, as described below. You'll need to import this project
into Eclipse as an Android app.
- A3-Java-Test, which is a JUnit test
that exercises all the PalantiriManager features and can be used to
help test the functionality created in Part 1 of the assignment.
You'll need to import this project into Eclipse as a Java app.
- A3-Android-Test, which is a
Robotium test that runs your app automatically. You'll need to have
both Part 1 and Part 2 implemented correctly for this test to work
properly. You'll need to import this project into Eclipse as an
Android app.
To compile the the A3-Android-App and A3-Android-Test you need to use
the provided Eclipse ADT projects. You can run these project by
right-clicking the project's name in the Package Explorer and
selecting Run As -> Android Application for A3-Android-App and Run As
-> Android JUnit Test for A3-Android-Test. Eclipse ADT should
automatically select an Android Emulator to run, assuming you have one
created. If you do not have one created you can create it by opening
Window -> Android Virtual Device Manager.
To compile the the A3-Java-Test you need to use the provided Eclipse
project. You can run htis project by right-clicking the project's
name in the Package Explorer and selecting Run As -> JUnit Test.
In the src directory of the A3-Android-App directory you'll find a
number of files, all of which you should read (and many of which are
similar to assignment
1). You'll need to modify several files containing the skeleton
Java code that you'll implement by completing the "TODO - You fill in
here" comments to provide a working solution. DO NOT CHANGE THE
OVERALL STRUCTURE OF THE SKELETON - just fill in the "TODO -- You fill
in here" portions!!!
In particular, you'll need to do the following:
- Part 1 -- Finish the implementation of class methods
defined by the Model layer's
PalantiriManager.java
and
FairnessChecker.java
files in
src/edu/vandy/model/
. In particular, you'll implement
the Specific Notification pattern, a HashMap, and the appropriate Java
synchronizers to mediate concurrent access to the Palantiri resources
and keep track of which Palantiri are currently free and which are in
use. You're welcome to reuse the SimpleSemaphore implementation from
assignment 2, though this code will need to be modified so that it
handles fairness properly, as we'll discuss in class. You can test
Part 1 using the A3-Java-Test JUnit test described above.
- Part 2 -- Finish the implementation of class methods
defined by the Presenter layer's
PalantiriPresenter.java
and BeingRunnable.java
files in
src/edu/vandy/presenter
. In particular, you'll need to
(1) use the Java ExecutorService to create/start a BeingRunnable task
for each Being, which concurrently acquires a Palantir from the Model
layer and gazes into it for a certain amount of time and (2) start a
thread that uses CountDownLatch and CyclicBarrier objects to
coordinate the beginning and ending of the simulation and then inform
the View layer that the simulation is done. You can test Part 2 using
the A3-Android-Test Robotium test described above.
The Palantir and Beings are color coded to represent their state:
- Beings - Yellow means the Being is idle, Red means it's
waiting to acquire a Palantir, Green means it's gazing into a
Palantir, and Purple means the gazing was interrupted due to the lease
expiring.
- Palantiri - Gray means the Palantir is inactive, Green
means it is available for use, and Red means it is in use (i.e., a
Being is currently gazing into it).
A "correct" simulation should restrict the number of gazing Beings to
the number of Palantiri. In other words, if there are four Palantiri
in the simulation, then only four Being dots should ever be Green on
the screen at a time.
There is a fairness checker built into the UI that checks to ensure
that the PalantiriManager is "fair," i.e., the thread waiting for a
Palantir the longest is the first to receive the next available
Palantir. It proper functioning depends upon you to correctly employ
the FairnessChecker class methods into your PalantiriManager
implementation. If the FairnessChecker detects that the
PalantirManager is acting unfairly, it calls back to turn the "Fair"
icon yellow.
Additional Work for Graduate Students
Graduate students (or any student who is taking this course for
graduate credit) must do the following additional work:
- Part 1 -- Implement the synchronization needed to
protect shared fields within the PalantiriManager using a
ReentrantReadWriteLock, which is described here.
Undergraduates can optionally use a ReentrantReadWriteLock or they can
simply use a ReentrantLock.
- Part 2 -- Implement an exit barrier using a
CountDownLatch, which is described here.
The additional work required by graduate students is clearly marked in
the skeletons.
Skeleton Code
The skeleton code for both parts of this assignment is available from
my GitHub
account. Once you've setup your GitLab account you can pull this
skeleton code in your repository, read it carefully, and complete the
"TODO" markers.
Concluding Remarks
This two-part assignment is designed to deepen your knowledge of
multi-threaded programs using Eclipse and Eclipse ADT, the Java
ExecutorService framework, and various Java synchronizers. It doesn't
require any Android concurrency frameworks, which we'll cover in
upcoming assignments. However, the synchronization challenges are
more complicated than the earlier assignments, which is why the
assignment is split into two parts. I recommend starting early and
asking questions if you run into problems.


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API
A more complete example can be found in the example subdirectory. A quick overview is provided below.
Getting Started
Using this library involves a few steps.
- Initialize the IHubScanner
The factory method abstracts any platform dependent backend from your code. Currently it only supports iOS and Android.
final IHubScanner scanner = IHubScanner.factory();
- Register for Hub Notifications
This is the mechanism to get notified when a hub is added or removed from the hubList.
scanner.stream.listen((HubList hubList) async {
if (hubList.length < 0) {
return;
}
bool success = await hub[0].connect();
// implemented a bit further down.
newHubFound(hub);
- Start Scanning for Hubs
You'll need to tell the library to actually start looking for hubs.
_scanner.startScanning();
- Implement newHubFound(hub)
Discover all the peripherals on the hub.
void newHubFound(Hub hub) {
hub.hubStateStream.listen((HubState state) async {
print(state.peripherals);
// do something with these peripherals!
});
}
- Perform an operation on peripheral
Once you have your peripherals you can make them do something!
(state.peripherals[0] as MotorPeripheral).startSpeed(100, 50, MotorAccelerationProfile.None);
Classes
- AccelerationPeripheral API
- AccelerationPeripheral class using AccelerationInput mixin.
- CurrentPeripheral API
- CurrentPeripheral class using CurrentInput mixin.
- GesturePeripheral API
- GesturePeripheral class using GestureInput mixin.
- GyroPeripheral API
- GyroPeripheral class using GyroInput mixin.
- Hub API
- The main hub interaction class.
- HubState API
- HubState contains the state of the hub This includes which peripherals are attached and if the hub is currently connected.
- HubStatusLightPeripheral API
- HubPeripheral class using Led mixin.
- IHubScanner API
- The main class used to discover hubs.
- MotorPeripheral API
- MotorPeripheral class using Motor mixin.
- OrientationPeripheral API
- OrientationPeripheral class using OrientationInput mixin.
- Peripheral API
- Master Peripheral class. [...]
- PeripheralMode API
- Mode container
- PeripheralModeRange API
- Range container.
- RetryException API
- If a transaction has failed and should retry, throw RetryException inside the transaction. The Transaction class will retry Transaction.maxTries number of times.
-
SimpleTransaction<
T> API - Simple transaction provides an easy way to interact with the Hub using the request/response pattern with retries. [...]
- TemperaturePeripheral API
- TemperaturePeripheral class using TemperatureInput mixin.
-
Transaction<
T> API - transactions are used to facilitate communications with the hub. [...]
- VoltagePeripheral API
- VoltagePeripheral class using VoltageInput mixin.
Mixins
- AccelerationInput API
- Acceleration input for Peripherals.
- CurrentInput API
- Current input for Peripherals.
- GestureInput API
- Gesture input for Peripherals.
- GyroInput API
- Gyro input for Peripherals.
- Led API
- LED actions for Peripherals.
- Motor API
- Motor actions for Peripherals.
- OrientationInput API
- Orientation input for Peripherals.
- TemperatureInput API
- Temperature input for Peripherals.
- VoltageInput API
- Voltage input for Peripherals.


Class Events
- Orm\Object
- Orm\Events
Namespace: Orm
Package: Orm
Subpackage: Repository\Events
Author: Petr Procházka
Located at Repository/Events/Events.php
Package: Orm
Subpackage: Repository\Events
Author: Petr Procházka
Located at Repository/Events/Events.php
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addCallbackListener( integer $type, array|string|
Adds event callback listener.
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__callStatic(),
__get(),
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__set(),
__unset()
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integer
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HYDRATE_BEFORE
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Before data from storage are hydrated into entity. Has EventArguments::$data and
EventArguments::$entity. It fires before data are hydrated. Entity is empty.
$data can be changed. Values at entity will be overwritten.
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integer
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HYDRATE_AFTER
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After data from storage are hydrated into entity. Has EventArguments::$data and
EventArguments::$entity. It fires after data are hydrated. Entity has all
values. If $data are changed there's no effect.
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integer
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ATTACH
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Entity is attached to repository. Has EventArguments::$entity.
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integer
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PERSIST_BEFORE
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8 |
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Entity is changed and will be saved. It fires before. Has
EventArguments::$entity.
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integer
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PERSIST_BEFORE_INSERT
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16 |
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Entity will be saved first time. It fires before. Has EventArguments::$entity.
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integer
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PERSIST_BEFORE_UPDATE
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32 |
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Entity will be updated. It fires before. Has EventArguments::$entity.
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integer
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PERSIST
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64 |
#
Entity is saved. Has EventArguments::$id and EventArguments::$entity. $id can be
changed but it's not recommended. Some relationship are not persisted yet. If
entity is changed during Events::PERSIST_AFTER, this event will fired twice.
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integer
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PERSIST_AFTER_INSERT
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128 |
#
Entity was saved first time. It fires after. Has EventArguments::$entity. If
entity is changed during this event, changes will be updated in storage and it
fires Events::PERSIST again.
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integer
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PERSIST_AFTER_UPDATE
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256 |
#
Entity was updated. It fires after. Has EventArguments::$entity. If entity is
changed during this event, changes will be updated in storage and it fires
Events::PERSIST again.
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integer
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PERSIST_AFTER
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512 |
#
Entity was saved. It fires after. Has EventArguments::$entity. If entity is
changed during this event, changes will be updated in storage and it fires
Events::PERSIST again.
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integer
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REMOVE_BEFORE
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1024 |
#
It fires before entity will be deleted. Has EventArguments::$entity.
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integer
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REMOVE_AFTER
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2048 |
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It fires after entity was deleted. Has EventArguments::$entity.
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integer
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FLUSH_BEFORE
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4096 |
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It fires before repository will be flushed.
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integer
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FLUSH_AFTER
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8192 |
#
It fires after repository was flushed.
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integer
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CLEAN_BEFORE
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16384 |
#
It fires before repository will be cleaned.
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integer
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CLEAN_AFTER
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32768 |
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It fires after repository was cleaned.
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integer
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SERIALIZE_BEFORE
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65536 |
#
Before entity is serialized to storage. Has EventArguments::$params,
EventArguments::$values, EventArguments::$operation and EventArguments::$entity.
EventArguments::$params are only in DibiMapper and contains
DibiPersistenceHelper::$params. EventArguments::$values contains all entity
values given by IEntity::toArray() before then will scalarized.
EventArguments::$operation contains string insert or update depending on entity
is (or not) persisted first time.
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integer
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SERIALIZE_AFTER
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131072 |
#
After entity is serialized to storage. Has EventArguments::$values,
EventArguments::$operation and EventArguments::$entity. EventArguments::$values
contains all scalarized values. EventArguments::$operation contains string
insert or update depending on entity is (or not) persisted first time.
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integer
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SERIALIZE_CONVENTIONAL
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262144 |
#
After entity is serialized and conventional is applied. Has
EventArguments::$values, EventArguments::$operation and EventArguments::$entity.
EventArguments::$values contains all scalarized values. Conventional is applied.
EventArguments::$operation contains string insert or update depending on entity
is (or not) persisted first time.
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Docker Based Web Service
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BIG DADDY
Reviewed by Harvey Karten, Ph.D. Columbia Pictures Director: Dennis Dugan Writer: Steve Franks and Adam Sandler & Tim Herlihy, story by Steve Franks Cast: Adam Sandler, Joey Lauren Adams, Jon Stewart, Leslie Mann, Josh Mostel, Cole Sprouse, Dylan Sprouse, Rob Schneider, Steve Buscemi, Kristy Swanson
In the movie adapted from Oscar Wilde's play "An Ideal Husband," one character states in typical Wildean prose, "God punishes us by answering our prayers." This is another way of saying, "Don't wish too hard for something: you may get it." But what about the converse? Let's say that something, or somebody, is about the last thing you'd want? You'd be surprised how often your life would be turned around for the better if you got it. "Big Daddy" is an object lesson.
Adam Sandler's latest comedy is sure to be a big, sentimental hit with his extensive fan club but not so prized by more mature film lovers. Sandler's character performs in the role of a 30-year-old lazy, single guy whose girl friend is about to split in disgust over the man's languor. Would you imagine that someone with a law degree who can't get up the energy to work more than one day a week as a toll collector would want to adopt a 5-year-old kid? But ironies are the lifeblood of filmed fantasies. Surely the plot won't be spoiled for you if you have advance knowledge that boy and new dad will bond, the little one turning the caretaker's life around while the kid will learn lots of cute new ways to survive in the urban jungle.
 If you were treated by this likable fellow with a good deal of respect, never yelled at or punished in any way, you'd think you were in stepdaddy heaven. But think again: what sort of adult would you become if you learned that it's OK to pee against the wall when a restaurant won't let you use its bathroom; that it's cute to train yourself to regurgitate slowly and then draw the disgorgement back into your throat before it hits the ground; that there's nothing wrong with breaking into a man's town house when the resident refuses to give you candy and to rob him of his watch and CD's; that it's no big deal to give legal authorities a false name when it suits your ego? As Koufax says to his friend, he gives the kids options instead of ultimata and lets the boy make his own choices. Some choices indeed!
The story opens as Koufax gets a stern lecture from his girl friend, Vanessa (Kristy Swanson), who is about to leave him because she is fed up with his lack of ambition. Koufax, who has a law degree but refuses to take the bar because he prefers to be an idler on the $200,000 he won in a lawsuit, is upset, but his life is about to change. When his roommate leaves town on an assignment in China, Julian (played alternately by twins Cole and Dylan Sprouse) turn up at his door, a lovable but sad, monosyllable kid who does not yet know that he is the love child of the man who shares Sonny's apartment. Since the social services office is closed, Sonny takes the kid to Central Park to teach him how to trip rollerbladers. When the lad has to pee and the snooty maitre d' at a posh restaurant announces a customers' only policy, Sonny teaches Julian how to use the wall. And when the two show up late at McDonald's for the breakfast special, Sonny plays role model once again by picking up a customer's fries and heaving them to the floor. (In a later experience, he teaches the kid how to get half-off on food by throwing the cans to the floor and getting a discount for the dents.)
While "Big Daddy" does not have nearly the raunchy vocabulary of the far more imaginative, even exhilarating "South Park," Steve Franks--who wrote the story on which the movie is based--manipulates the audience into thinking that kidding around about drug-taking and talking obsessively about your ex-girlfriend's sister's former job at Hooter's is a hoot and a holler. "Big Daddy" does try to be political correct in one way--in using two of Sonny's friends to demonstrate that gay is perfectly OK--but the two lawyers display their affection is such sloppy and hackneyed ways that you'd think the whole movie is a primer on being cool.
Steve Buscemi makes a fool of himself by ineptly playing a homeless man as though he were a darling character out of a Damon Runyon story, and in the movie's coda, Sonny proceeds to teach his roommate how to be silly enough as well so that little Julian can love him too.
Sandler has a better role than he enjoyed in "The Waterboy"--which is not saying a heck of a lot--but he has a way to go before reaching the peak he hit in "The Wedding Singer." The real scene-stealer of the movie is not the kid or the stepdaddy, but Joey Lauren Adams (from "Chasing Amy"), who seems to be the only one who knows how to act. "Big Daddy" is directed by Dennis Dugan, who appears to be well aware of his targeted audience.
Rated PG-13. Running Time: 100 minutes. (C) 1998 Harvey Karten
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PTYX07-Jan-19 10:28 PM
Looks pretty sexy
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Regnar07-Jan-19 11:19 PM
it actually does lol
SHossain07-Jan-19 11:20 PM
i guess i'll get at least one of them
Regnar07-Jan-19 11:21 PM
I have the S, but they are moving towards carrying around the hardware which seems less safe.(edited)
PTYX07-Jan-19 11:33 PM
So their live interface will be available for mobile it seems
Pretty interesting. I wonder how the Bluetooth security compares to a wired connection.
Regnar07-Jan-19 11:53 PM
yea not sure, I know coolwallet is using bluetooth as well
SHossain08-Jan-19 12:03 AM
@PTYX they said bluetooth wouldn't be a problem as the privkey never leaves the device
@PTYX “yea but the signed transaction does....i assume” of course it does Are you insinuating that’s a problem? I maybe don’t know enough about how bitcoin encryption works but I thought that wasn’t a problem.
Regarding encryption of the Bluetooth, I assumed was mainly there for privacy, more so than direct security.(edited)
They will all learn eventually, even if it's gotta be the hard way
richardt08-Jan-19 12:17 PM
I like how Charlie warns people to be careful of coins that are susceptible to the attack, but fails to realize that his own coin is also susceptible.
PTYX08-Jan-19 12:20 PM
@tolken given how prone Bluetooth and wireless connections are to attacks, I would think a skilled hacker could intercept the signed transaction. Not sure what he could do with it other than broadcast it or withhold it but I just thought it would be an attack vector.(edited)
This is a thought-provoking observation.
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richardt08-Jan-19 02:14 PM
Infallible logic
What's more though-provoking is how litecoin manages to remain as one of the top cryptos despite having a leader like that and having the only technological advantage of being 4 times faster that bitcoin
The industry is and will be learning hard way that they really need to work on methods to prevent from 51% attacks. If you are a dev in this space, I'd suggest you to assess different possible solutions in market. If you are a user, ask your fav project to do so.
Now, CCID:2018 Top10 Public Blockchains in Applicability rank fresh come out, come on ,look at it. Compare to previous basic-tech rank , what do u think about it?
#dPoW einfach erklärt. Der verzögerte Arbeitsnachweis dPoW, welcher von @KomodoPlatform entwickelt wurde, ist die Lösung für Coins, die 51% Attacken ausgeliefert sind.
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Hi, would it be allowed to use the Komodo logo for selling die-cut vinyl stickers online? Would implement Komodo as payment method too: www.substicker.com
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Proof of Proof mining enables blockchains to inherit and leverage the Proof of Work from a superior blockchain such as Bitcoin. As a result, the reinforced security provided by PoP will encourage further adoption of these alternative blockchains.
the dpow competition.
polycryptoblog10-Jan-19 07:20 PM
It's meh, currently spending 10x BTC than DPoW
PTYX10-Jan-19 07:26 PM
It would be a smart move to create a similar website to promote dpow better
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Gordon Komodo10-Jan-19 09:27 PM
including the comparison chart would be nice too
jorian10-Jan-19 09:27 PM
nah, if the tech is good people will come (edited)
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Daniel CP11-Jan-19 10:30 AM
@PTYX we're working on building the new website with Ideas By Nature and dPoW will get its fair share of attention. We've considered creating separate sites for things like dPoW or Agama but ultimately decided against it because we don't really have the resources to build and maintain 3 different sites.
Plus, the Komodo website's domain authority is pretty strong so it has a much better chance of appearing in search engine results
For instance, if you search for "blockchain security service" on Google , Komodo is the #1 result. If we had a separate site for dPoW, we wouldn't be able to rank that well
sφldat11-Jan-19 10:56 AM
I also think that dPoW should not be separated on another website
"blockchain security service"
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Are you planning to add a Chips page to the Komodo website?
 It takes around 4 weeks from design to staging when it's complex like Chainzilla.io
Something like ico.chainzilla.io or labfin.org we can design and launch in 2 weeks
freakbros11-Jan-19 01:02 PM
How long has this been months and months hehehe
PTYX11-Jan-19 01:02 PM
I saw the announcement of IBN back in August
freakbros11-Jan-19 01:04 PM
Wow should be good then if it’s taking this long
Are u guys busy
U seem to always have something on the go
PTYX11-Jan-19 01:06 PM
We will be mindblown
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PTYX11-Jan-19 01:28 PM
Oh yeah lol
Messes up the name. That's what makes the memes dank nowadays
Daniel CP11-Jan-19 02:11 PM
I'm not sure what the benefit of rushing things out would be.
This has been said many times but I'll cover it again-- it's not just a new logo. It's not just a new website. It's not just a new GUI. It's a full rebrand. We're literally trying to redefine Komodo from the ground up
So yes, it takes time. We're going to make sure everything is done properly, rather than getting it done to say we did it
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PTYX11-Jan-19 02:30 PM
It does seem like 6 months is a long time for a rebrand.
Komodo Platform was teamed up with Ideas By Nature, a Denver-based blockchain agency, to complete a full rebranding and create a focused product strategy.
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no matter how you slice it, results speak louder than words.
How can we help you get this thing done faster?
I also just noticed that @Bitcoin Benny launched redfoxlabs.io with little issues in a fast timeframe.


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