Seems like there is http://www.php.net/distributions/php-5.6.5.tar.bz2 now, is there a reason we are still using 5.4.x instead of 5.6.5?


I am :+1: for turning this package into a module, unless @arkilic has a great deal more planned for this `database` package


Cool!

I was wondering: are you going to finalize PR #83 soon? We should probably sort that out before getting too far along on the next phase.


This appears to be the launching point for all iOS apps. The comment above it says it's not needed for iOS 6 and above.

I feel like this should belong somewhere else.


There is http://www.cpan.org/authors/id/E/ET/ETHER/WWW-Mechanize-1.74.tar.gz now


And ```::``` for IPv6 :)


Migration from Eclipse to Android Studio


@mcm69 Please review my English.


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There is ftp://ftp.infradead.org/pub/openconnect/openconnect-7.04.tar.gz now


There is http://www.nlnetlabs.nl/downloads/nsd/nsd-4.1.0.tar.gz now


All my lovingly placed double quotes. :(

I think we've talked about this before but I favor double quotes everywhere.


Very nice!

My only concern here is that ``testNaiveFlux.py`` and ``testSincFlux.py`` contained some specific tolerances which aren't obviously reflected in ``testApertureFlux.py`` (I think we've gone from an ``assertEqual`` to an ``assertClose`` in some places). I'm prepared to believe there's no practical difference, though.


I am happy if we're consistent though ...


Nevermind


There is http://nginx.org/download/nginx-1.7.9.tar.gz now; is there a reason we still use 1.4.7?


Thank you! :clap:


The file is actually `ccMacros.h`, although I am not at all opposed to renaming ccTypes, ccMacros, ccConfig. I guess those are all headers without implementation.


There is http://web.mit.edu/kerberos/dist/krb5/1.12/krb5-1.12.2-signed.tar now


oh shit, we fixed it almost at the same time. :)


There is https://secure.nic.cz/files/knot-dns/knot-1.6.1.tar.gz now


Is there a better way to extract this out? Still seems repetitive to me.


There is freeradius3 now with ftp://ftp.freeradius.org/pub/freeradius/freeradius-server-3.0.6.tar.bz2 - would you be interested in packaging it?


Looks like I could use a while loop also but the downto is cleaner. Thoughts?


Always seems like you insta-favorite or insta-RT my tweets, so thought I'd help show some love back in another form. Was checking out your Jekyll site (which is awesome), and like many others, the copyright info never rolls over on the new year. I use Jekyll on mine to calculate the end year:

```jekyll
Copyright © {{ site.time | date: "%Y" }}
```

This means that the moment I'm ready to republish my site out to production (like I just did to fix the new year), it will statically generate the footer with the correct information - here's a link to the **[source footer](https://github.com/CarlosPlusPlus/carlosplusplus.github.io/blob/source/source/_includes/custom/footer.html)** on my blog as reference.

So you can change line four to the following and you should be good to go on next publish:

```html
© 2009 - {{ site.time | date: "%Y" }} by <strong>Jacky Alciné</strong>.
```

Had some issues spinning up your repo via *jekyll s* on master, so didn't end up submitting a Pull Request as I couldn't test it out. Best of luck, and stay safe during this upcoming Snowpocalypse!

-- Carlos


There is http://gstreamer.freedesktop.org/src/gstreamer/gstreamer-1.4.5.tar.xz now


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Huh.


I have a few ideas to add some additional logic depending on the outcome of another discussion. Let’s wait until that’s resolved


TODO remove when bigtree gets removed


There is http://p11-glue.freedesktop.org/releases/p11-kit-0.22.1.tar.gz now


There is http://www.webdav.org/neon/neon-0.30.1.tar.gz now


Adding a CCDirectorDelegate for the non iOS platforms will be very good. I made some notes above about `startScene`. Regardless of what we do, having a way to start the first scene that is consistent across all all the platforms would be great.

Overall these changes look really good. I do suspect we're touching a lot of the same parts of cocos2d and might get conflicts. Fortunately I didn't change any of the `startScene` stuff yet. Should I merge your branch into https://github.com/cocos2d/cocos2d-swift/pull/1174 ? Any thoughts on the best way to handle that?


There is http://www.msweet.org/files/project3/mxml-2.9.tar.gz now


r+


There is http://www.linuxtv.org/downloads/v4l-utils/v4l-utils-1.6.2.tar.bz2 now


This is fix only for windows-systems, on unix - all right


1277852-CommandLineInterface (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: Tests Failed

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There is https://lttng.org/files/urcu/userspace-rcu-0.8.6.tar.bz2 now


I was just manually patching this myself after pulling my hair out :+1:


There is http://www.lesbonscomptes.com/upmpdcli/downloads/libupnpp-0.10.0.tar.gz now


You can use base href element


There is http://verplant.org/liboping/files/liboping-1.8.0.tar.bz2 now


what do you mean by just using time? Time for distance?
If so, then how do i incorporate time into the code?

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wrote:

> If you have an encoder you can do that, but you might not have an encoder
> on all wheels. An encoder will always be optimal, but you might be able to
> get away with just using time for now.
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There is http://libmodbus.org/releases/libmodbus-3.1.1.tar.gz now


There is ftp://ftp.gnupg.org/gcrypt/libgpg-error/libgpg-error-1.18.tar.bz2 now


视图目录


It seems like we would not want to take any action that the harassing participant deems appropriate.


Some important things are missing:


Hiyya


I'm getting a bunch of errors merging this change.. things like:

    Error	1	'System.Data.IDbCommand' does not contain a definition for 'ExecuteScalarInt64' and no extension method 'ExecuteScalarInt64' accepting a first argument of type 'System.Data.IDbCommand' could be found (are you missing a using directive or an assembly reference?)


Here is where I added an empty if statement.


Now that I had the if statement, in this commit, I added an actual method to the if statement.


In this commit, I added a for loop with certain parameters.


For my last commit, I added a method to my for loop that would print on the command line the argument length inputted by the user.


lgtm


If anyone has any better idea for the green fence other than emerald, feel free to change it. There was not a green fence in the old DivineRPG, so I made a guess at the material.


Awesome this looks great.


this is a test


Idiomatically, you'd put this on the next line, i.e.,

```css
img {
  margin: 20px;
  ...
}
```


Using guava's expiring map is a great idea. Instead of <Object, Object>, could you use the relevant types? I think it would be <String, SSLContext>. Then you could get rid of the cast at line 371.


I've edited the commit to give you and your team (eqclassic.org) proper credit in the appropriate places, and I'd like to formally apologize to you for acting the way I did. I was intoxicated, but no excuse really for the way I acted in the messages following.

 Henceforth, any code I use from your public release of EQClassic.org will be credited as such.

Though, I'd like to offer a correction: I did implement your research and a majority of the implementation with minor changes into our codebase. As such, the commit was altered to reflect that. Thank you for the effort you put forth, it helped me research the remainder of the changes for the EQMac-era client. (the name length change in the struct, as well as the subject length change.)


holy cow triple!?
putting this sucker right in


This CSS selector will select _every_ `<img>` tag on the page.  Although it's fine for this specific page, it's rarely what you want.  For example, do you want every image you'll _ever_ put on the page to have this style?  No — likely you only want images in the gallery to have this style.

The thing to do would be to give each image a relevant class or put the image tags you care about in some containing element with a relevant class and then style it according to that, e.g.,

```css
img.gallery-image {
  margin: 20px;
  ... etc. ...
}
```

```html
<img class="gallery-image" src="/whatever.jpeg">
```


I wonder if this should be static (and possibly final) so we can share SSLContexts between different proxy server instances. Some users of LittleProxy fire up multiple proxy instances, and there isn't any inherent reason why they all can't/shouldn't reuse generated certificates. What do you think?


This prevents your CSS from wreaking havoc on other parts of your page (if your site is big enough) and impacting images added to your page in the future.  That'll be an (unpleasant) surprise for anyone who finds themselves in that situation, including your future self. :smile:


May I suggest leaving the code as pretty as possible and doing this "properly", then?


lol


I might include a link to the demo video too.  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gas_sSB-5SU


What do you suggest? Swapping the order seems a bit ugly too.


This is fine.


Holy Christ!

LOL I guess you have not heard but I apparently developed a drinking problem!

Thanks!

Kind Regards


I didn't know this was already here until I went to create an issue for it... my patch does not do the $module clone, and doesn't include the maturity or cron properties which are probably not needed anyway.


@mumoshu thanks for your reviewing


You'd be surprised, Thread.raise is problematic almost everywhere. JRuby
has it best mostly because it doesn't normally run C extensions.

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wrote:

> Yeah, absolutely. I see it as a last resort to make sure all my web
> frontends don't go down just because of a badly behaved networking library.
> The fact that it's even occasionally necessary fills me with sadness but
> this patch is much appreciated :)
>
> I'm also assuming that on implementations of Ruby where you're likely to
> benefit from running multiple threads instead of multiple workers, the
> behavior of Thread.raise is going to be far less problematic.
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>


> how do you know how many ends you need?

Good question!  You'll get used to it, but the general idea is that `end` is used to close any section of code whose beginning is denoted by a special keyword, e.g., `def`, `if`, `do`, and others you'll get to know.

Each `end` is paired with exactly one corresponding opening keyword.  The rules work much like opening and closing tags work in HTML, although the syntax is obviously different.

```html
<body>
  <h1>Hello</h1>
  <ul>
    <li>List item 1</li>
    <li>List item 2</li>
    <li>
      <a href="http://github.com">GitHub Rocks</a>
    </li>
  </ul>
</body>
```

In HTML, every opening tag (e.g., `<ul>`) is paired with a single closing tag that appears later in the document (e.g., `</ul>`).  In Ruby, it works much the same way, except every "opening keyword" is closed by a single `end` keyword instead of a keyword whose name mirror the opening keyword.

Here are some examples from other programming languages that illustrate the same concept with slightly different syntax:

```javascript
// JavaScript uses { to open a section of code and a matching } to close it.

function max(x, y) {
  if (x > y) {
    return x;
  } else {
    return y;
  }
}

max(10, 3)
```

```python
# Python relies on correct indentation to determine when you're starting or ending a section of code
def max(x, y):
  if x > y:
    return x
  else:
    return y

max(10, 3)
```

Some languages even do funny things like end `if` statements with `fi` — get it, "if" backwards?


Need help with v0.2. Not sure what this iteration is asking for...

Are we trying to get this, where we count how many times a letter shows up?
p letter_counts(["and"]) == {"a" => 1, "n" => 1, "d" => 1}
p letter_counts(["remember"])  == {"r" => 2, "e" => 3, "m" => 2, "b" => 1}


Middle Left
Bottom Right


It was actually not my system, but `_my_sps` was not yet initialized while running and still `NULL`. An explicit check did the trick: `if (NULL != _my_sps) { /* only now try to peek next SPID */ }`


I've made a branch which contains the code with my solution. However, if the window is not big enough then the table with words and the lower button will break the border. I'll leave fixing that to another day.

Michael H

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Sent: Monday, January 26, 2015 11:23 AM
To: themorselisstring/petulant-sansa
Cc: Michael Holmes
Subject: Re: [petulant-sansa] Updating html, css and js files (7a53525)

the border also isnt absolute, its a calculation so it works on all
resolutions and sizes (to a minimum point)

On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 11:18 AM, Sean Fussell <seanfuss@gmail.com> wrote:

> its got nothing to do with the width, the left and right divs have a
> defined height, by inserting ontop you are pushing down
>
> On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 11:11 AM, Michael Holmes <notifications@github.com
> > wrote:
>
>> I can make a simple change to fix this. However, if the width of the
>> window is reduced from full screen then the elements will still spill below
>> the bottom border. In order to make the page responsive it looks like I
>> will have to remove the absolute border ...
>>
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>> To: themorselisstring/petulant-sansa
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>> Subject: Re: [petulant-sansa] Updating html, css and js files (7a53525)
>>
>>
>> You have broken the page layout fyi, by inserting that div at the top the
>> page spills out the bottom border.
>>
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Yeah, it's there. https://travis-ci.org/ihnorton/Clang.jl/builds/48251805


Isn't `typeof options.header === 'object'` more idiomatic?


No need for the `then`!  You can just do...

```ruby
if string.length < shortest_string_so_far.length
  shortest_string_so_far = string
end
```


OK，不过我现在把这个给去掉了，整个`extension`全部移除


@yxl Is this listener still necessary? I'm wondering if this can be removed because it conflicts with url-addon-bar. I checked current e10s code and can't seem to find any problem with the caret even if this listener is disabled.


Great!  For the sake of completeness, you don't need to assign the return value of `string.split` to its own variable before returning it.  Instead you could write

```ruby
def word_count(string)
  return string.split.count
end
```

Does that make sense?  `string.split` returns an `Array` of individual words, so we're calling `count` on that `Array`, which returns the size of said `Array`.


@slimsag I made apptrace use go-bindata in order to package up template data with the apptrace binary. This makes it easier to deploy (you can ship just a single static binary, instead of source files).

Unfortunately, it adds an extra step to the dev process. I added notes to the *Development* section of the README, but the TL;DR is:
- before developing, run `make gen-dev` and make these changes a separate commit you can strip out later
- before pushing, strip out the previous step's changes and then run `make gen-dist`

A little clunky, unfortunately; if you have a better way of doing this, feel free to suggest!


You say po-tay-toe, I say po-tah-toe. :smile:


Nice sanity checks!


Got it!

Note to self: for every "def," "if," and "do,"  ---> there will be an "end" to close it off


@OlingCat  注册了，还是 zieckey


See my other comment about formatting and indentation (https://github.com/codeunion/feedback-requests-web-fundamentals/issues/719#issuecomment-71411475).  I think once you get a handle on indenting your code, it'll be much clearer which parts of the code are meant to align / surround the other parts of the code.

This is something every single student runs into, so don't be alarmed. :smile:


就是原文的翻译稿。


Hey!  Neat.  I spoke too soon in my previous commits. :smile:


Fh


what is bacta?


@Stevoisiak The reason USA is the only acronym used by No-Intro standards is because "USA" is used in speech, while other acronyms are not (plus USA is a lot shorter). I believe it's best to be consistent and have everything use one naming naming convebtion, so I'm going to keep it at USA unless more people disagree.

Also, you're correct, Redump switched to No-Intro naming in 2009.


lol what


There is a typo in this error message. s/fot/got


Nice!  Does this make sense to you?

There's no need to assign the return value of `count_in_list` to a variable.  In Ruby, whatever the last line of a method evaluates to is automatically returned, even if there isn't an explicit `return` statement.  That means you could write

```ruby
def count_max(list)
  maximum_so_far = max(list)
  count_in_list(list, maximum_so_far)
end
```

Likewise, you can pass the return value of `max(list)` into `count_in_list` directly, so your code would look like

```ruby
def count_max(list)
  count_in_list(list, max(list))
end
```

Does that make sense?  Seeing how this code is equivalent to what you wrote originally is one of the first hurdles beginners need to jump over, so don't expect it happen immediately.  At the very least I wanted to point it out.


Nice!  I like seeing the empty array here in a test case. :smile:


Hrm, does this work?  I suppose it does if you've run the code, but it surprises me. :grinning:

You can write this instead, which might make more sense:

```ruby
file = open(ARGV[0])
incoming_text = file.read
```


kok aku ada masalah sama githubnya ya

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>
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>
> Pak @Marzuki001 <https://github.com/Marzuki001> trus ini diapain
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I'd give this a name more evocative of its intended purpose, e.g., `counts`.


添加Tag Funcation 名称校验
添加StrUtil函数


In Ruby, it's possible to create a `Hash` with a different default value than `nil`.  In this case, setting the default value to `0` simplifies this code slightly:

```ruby
def mode(array)
  counts = Hash.new(0)

  array.each do |key|
    counts[key] += 1
  end

  counts.max_by { |key, val| val }.last
end
```


Kill the whitespaces on top


Ah! Yes, this makes sense, Ruby lets you chain methods together:  "string.method1.method2.method3"

Awesome :smile:


That's weird, probably yes the newlines are different. Did something change? Maybe checked out a new copy of the repository, switched editors, or did some strange thing with git?


halo bro..nih kalau commit langsung aja ya ? gak perlu ada perstujuan gtu ya ..lebih bagus gitu biar yang lain bisa post juga kan ...hehe


If conn.path_info is `[]` (because of "nested" routing) then this ends up looking like `"/something//new_path"` (notice the double slash). Any thoughts on how to address this best?


Yeah Best Buy. I also have some computer components coming so maybe we can get this mod back on the road ^_^


Nice!  The key insight is definitely seeing that this is an easier problem to solve if you first reverse the number.

Look into Ruby's [Enumerable#each_slice](http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.0/Enumerable.html#method-i-each_slice) and [Enumerable#map](http://ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.0/Enumerable.html#method-i-map) for methods that might make it even cleaner still.

Here's a one liner.  See if you can make sense of it.  I don't handle negative numbers intentionally because I want to illustrate two main things: new `Enumerable` methods you might not have seen before and the ability to chain together method calls in this way.

```ruby
def commas(num)
  num.to_s.chars.reverse.each_slice(3).map { |part| part.join }.join(",").reverse
end
```


nice


Nice!


@rectifyer can you provide a logo with transparent background and at least 512x512


Maybe didOvershoot would be better?


This is pretty sweet I enjoyed watching this on the boot screen :)


we need to get you some working roomservice man


The exercise and the suggestions make lots of sense!  :rainbow: I like how you can make the method more concise and clean


I don't understand everything but I guess line 123 is rendered useless by line 124.


Lol this is my play around project just messing with stuff trying to get the note 4 to build with out changing too much on my real project github.com/infamous-lollipop


I know I wrote something up about `Hashes` somewhere, but I can't find it right this second.

In programming, we often want to deal with collections of things.  The two most fundamental types of collections in Ruby are `Arrays` and `Hashes`.

If you're having trouble thinking about collections, imagine them as a storage room full of boxes and manned by a concierge. You don't have direct access to the storage room, but you can ask the concierge for information about what's in the storage room, tell him to put something new into the storage room, or tell him to take something out of the storage room.

To do that, though, you need to have some convention for referring to particular boxes.

An `Array` is like a storage room where the boxes are ordered from left to right. Rather than asking for a box with a particular label, you ask about the first box, the second box, etc.  And of course you can place a new box at the beginning or the end of the ordered collection of boxes.

A `Hash` is like a storage room where the boxes aren't ordered at all.  Instead, every box has an arbitrary but unique label and we can refer to the contents of a particular box by its label.

Different situations warrant different ways of organizing information.  Hashes are more flexible, but they have no notion of order, so it doesn't make sense to talk about the first element, last element, or the order of the hash.

Practically speaking, you might think of `Hashes` as special `Arrays` that allow us to use things other than numbers as indexes.

As to why they're called hashes, well, it's a bit technical.  It comes from the fact that at the heart of how hashes do what they do is something called a [hash function](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hash_function).  In other programming languages, hashes are sometimes called "maps" or "associative arrays."


lol what?!?!


i run it and it work only once , shirioko


Changed.


@JT1989 Yep!  That's the idea.

We wrote a method that accepts an `Array` of arbitrary information and returns a `Hash` containing information about how frequently each element of the input `Array` appears.

That means we can write code elsewhere that produces an `Array` and hands it off to this method in order to get the relevant counts.  As a stepping stone, we want to write a method that takes a `String` and returns an `Array` consisting of the individual characters in the `String`.  This is the type of input our "counting" method expects.

By combining these two methods together, we'll then be able to get a report on the letter frequency in an arbitrary `String`.

Does that make sense?


This check is way too tight. If I accept content type "application/json" and somebody sends "application/json; charset=utf-8", it will not match. That said, even just matching type and subtype is far from perfect as there can be wildcards. Do you have a solution in mind or do you want me to find one? This breaks stuff for me pretty badly.

The best solution is (possibly) porting this: https://github.com/ninenines/cowboy/blob/999dc5b7c1665fb620c14f6303610793313efe58/src/cowboy_rest.erl#L258-L305 over


수정함 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ


what?? HOW? lol


This might lead to ambiguity… Some parts of the source are not under the Apache licence, as you can see in the Acknowledgments.rtf file…


By convention, the factorial of `0` is `1` and the factorial of anything less than `0` is simply undefined.  I might do something like...

```ruby
def factorial(n)
  if n < 0
    fail ArgumentError, "input must be non-negative (got `#{n}')"
  end

  result = 1
  n.downto(1) do |i|
    factorial *= i
  end
  result
end
```


ahh ok


Note: this file came from the arduino-libraries repository at tree version 969d14ecc429dc1779870f328648bca7ff0815e4.


<script> is injected before jquery has loaded and then reference error appears. We can wrap it using addEventListener and wait for jquery


$ make
ocaml setup.ml -build
Finished, 1 target (0 cached) in 00:00:00.
Solver failed:
  Ocamlbuild knows of no rules that apply to a target named src/libhi_stubs.mly. This can happen if you ask Ocamlbuild to build a target with the wrong extension (e.g. .opt instead of .native) or if the source files live in directories that have not been specified as include directories.
Compilation unsuccessful after building 3 targets (3 cached) in 00:00:00.
E: Failure("Command ''/usr/local/bin/ocamlbuild' src/hi.native -tag debug' terminated with error code 6")
make: *** [build] Error 1


Can you do the following:

```
$ ldd /home/travis/.julia/v0.4/Clang/deps/usr/lib/libwrapclang.so
$ ldd /usr/lib/llvm-3.3/lib/libclang.so
julia> dlopen("/usr/lib/llvm-3.3/lib/libclang.so")
```


If you haven't seen this notation before, `n!` is the "mathy" way of writing `factorial(n)`.  I have no idea where that notation came from, but it's ubiquitous in the world of math, combinatorics, and computer science.

Anyhow, there are a few reasons why we should prefer `0!` be `1`.

1. Whenever `n` is a valid input, we want the equation `(n+1)*n! = (n+1)!` to hold
2. `n!` represents the number of ways to arrange (permute) a set of `n` things and there's only one way to permute a an empty collection.


Actually, attributeList share the same schema with dimensionList. We have two alternatives here:
 - keep what we had before this commit
 - have a specific schema for attributeList to make things clear, even if that schema would be completely identical to dimensionList.


It's best to avoid inline CSS — it's difficult to maintain and makes it harder to reason about how and why the inline styles are supposed to interact with the other styles on your site.

Here, I'd add the relevant styles in the `<style>...</style>` section at the top of your page.


Nice, although it doesn't look like the template file is part of this commit.  I'm assuming you added it in another commit.

The "best practice" here would be to bundle those two changes together since they're logically related and neither change makes sense in isolation.


I saw that too. The folder name doesn't change, which is probably good because the user could rename it from the name you provide, create symlinks to it, etc.


Modifiy Color fucntion


Lol! Look I don't know lol. I was doing like three different things at once, I scare myself sometimes lol. >_<


Sorry I do not undestand what that fix does change.
You are saying that with the version you've cloned you could not backup a complete drive because if you tried it set the backup source to the folder where the script itself lives?

This line should prevent it:
$backup_source_folder = split-path $backup_source -leaf
if the backup_source is e:\  then $backup_source_folder should also be e:\

could you please send me a complete command line or ini-file where that problem appears?


Boom where yo repositories at anyways?! You supposed to be doing them too or no? Mr. I'm too pro *mumbles*.


Assuming this is an artifact or using fixups and interactive rebases - ValidateServiceConflicts() is not defined in this commit


Not defined in this commit


This change necessitates some sanity checking the env-var generation for services - dots and leading digits.


i just removed to get rid of the clutter ya kno lol


As you have noticed, l. 179 is quite difficult to read. When you are in doubt, you should always revert back to the PEP8.

Please use: https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/#id19


"adding a random suffix before" is nonsensical


Hmm, let me look into that - that seems like quite an architectural problem (processing blocks (read processing transactions) before we're initialized?  That shouldn't be happening.


1. step of run_analysis:
1): read all the txt download from http://archive.ics.uci.edu/ml/datasets/Human+Activity+Recognition+Using+Smartphones
2) do the 3rd requirement of homework-- Uses descriptive activity names to name the activities in the data set
3) then do the 4th requirement of homework--Appropriately labels the data set with descriptive variable names.
4)do the 1st requirement of homework--Merges the training and the test sets to create one data set.
5)do the 2nd requirement of homework--Extracts only the measurements on the mean and standard deviation
6)do the last requirement of homework-- creates a second, independent tidy data set with the average of each variable for each activity and each subject.
7)at last, print out the created data set and save this data set in txt type with name as data2_ave.txt.

2.


The English or the behavior?

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Yeah, I'd prefer to do that before this lands, I just started normalizing for sanity.

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Thanks so much @natecook1000 , we still ignored these after lots of our reviewing :disappointed:


PEP 8 says imports should go at the top of the file.


Ah ok I seeee, THIS IS SO MUCH FUN!! Lol :+1: :p.


six digits of random feels thin to me.  Can we change it to be [0-9a-z]{6} instead?


yes.  it is related to the 'player wins' and 'dealer wins' images being rendered.  previously, i was generating then only when needed, but it was causing lag after each round.  now, i guess it is causing lag at the beginning.  the function to render outline text is not optimized at all.  i will look into options just as saving then to a png or making it render faster.


It wasn't immediately clear that `cv_fold` is an index into which fold to use; I thought it was the `k` in `k`-fold cross-validation.


>  The variables were just reassigned their values and we never touched the ones in the closure. Good ol' JS.

Wow. Programming fail. `repo = repo;` ... that should work, right? Good catch. :-)


What does "reset" mean?


Vanilla is not always quoted though.


Do we REALLY need this configurability?  I'd much prefer to start as dumb as possible or nearly so.  Can we just start with "it's a suffix, learn to cope", and maybe add prefix if it really turns out to matter?

This just smack of YAGNI


No, the issue was not with breaking or changing the map, it was just that I was also modifying it.


Great stuff!


ну і дзе бібліятэка сумяшчальнасці?


And "generate" implies "entirely" as opposed to "uniquify", which is really what this is doing..  Maybe RandomizeName is a better name?


On second thought, ignore my previous comment. The default is now to read the template data from disk, instead of from the binary, so no changes to development practices should be necessary.


Yaaaaay!


The recommended is:
elgg_extend_view('css/elgg', 'css/elgg/blog.css');


Hello?


fixed with a2907f646a62bb7a8d4b191ddff2b69ff39abf75


Actually here you cannot find any wildcard (since you are accepting given types explicitly, it is not the same mechanism as for `content_type_provided`).
In the original webmachine the check was kind of similar (it is simply a copy here), but you are right, it is too restrictive,

Maybe without accepting wildcard, we can say that the params given in  `content_types_accepted` must be included into the ones present in the header :

```elixir
mtfun = Enum.find_value(ct_accepted, &find_ct_accepted(&1,mt))
defp find_ct_accepted({accept_ct,handler},{h_type,h_subtype,h_params}) do
  {a_type,a_subtype,a_params} = normalize_mtype(accept_ct)
  (a_type == h_type and a_subtype == h_subtype and Enum.all?(a_params, fn {k,v}-> h_params[k] == v))
      && handler
end
```

But if we accept fuzzy acceptance in the `content_types_accepted` we can diverge more from the original webmachine and accept the wildcard easily.

```elixir
mtfun = Enum.find_value(ct_accepted, &find_ct_accepted(&1,mt))
defp find_ct_accepted({accept_ct,handler},{h_type,h_subtype,h_params}) do
  {a_type,a_subtype,a_params} = normalize_mtype(accept_ct)
  accepted? = (a_type == h_type or a_type == "*" ) and
                       (a_subtype == h_subtype or a_subtype=="*") and
                        Enum.all?(a_params, fn {k,v}-> h_params[k] == v)
  accepted? && handler
end
```

What do you think ?


Also should probably bake up some test for DNS that ensures services with dots works properly.


I know there is some craziness going on above and I'm definitely open to ideas that will make this code not look so ugly. Yes, I have a nested if statement on line 32. I know I probably should have inserted inline comments, but didn't think about it until after I committed this code.


Can't we use Kind to obviate the first argument here?  Get Kind from obj and look it up in a map, or something.


Sounds good to me! :+1:


My most immediate concern is skipping parameters check (like charset), it
breaks things immediately.

I generally like second version with wild cards but can live without them
(as long as the first version is implemented)

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> Actually here you cannot find any wildcard (since you are accepting given
> types explicitly, it is not the same mechanism as for
> content_type_provided).
> In the original webmachine the check was kind of similar (it is simply a
> copy here), but you are right, it is too restrictive,
>
> Maybe without accepting wildcard, we can say that the params given in
> content_types_accepted must be included into the ones present in the
> header :
>
> mtfun = Enum.find_value(ct_accepted, &find_ct_accepted(&1,mt))defp find_ct_accepted({accept_ct,handler},{h_type,h_subtype,h_params}) do
>   {a_type,a_subtype,a_params} = normalize_mtype(accept_ct)
>   (a_type == h_type and a_subtype == h_subtype and Enum.all?(a_params, fn {k,v}-> h_params[k] == v))
>       && handlerend
>
> But if we accept fuzzy acceptance in the content_types_accepted we can
> diverge more from the original webmachine and accept the wildcard easily.
>
> mtfun = Enum.find_value(ct_accepted, &find_ct_accepted(&1,mt))defp find_ct_accepted({accept_ct,handler},{h_type,h_subtype,h_params}) do
>   {a_type,a_subtype,a_params} = normalize_mtype(accept_ct)
>   accepted? = (a_type == h_type or a_type == "*" ) and
>                        (a_subtype == h_subtype or a_subtype=="*") and
>                         Enum.all?(a_params, fn {k,v}-> h_params[k] == v)
>   accepted? && handlerend
>
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The English :)


I like that option very much!
But we need to quote $item to be able also to use that option from the command line
$excludedirString = "$excludedirString --excludedir `"$item`" "

That way we have to use in the .ini file:
excludedir=\$RECYCLE.BIN,System Volume Information
and on the command line:
-excludedir 'System Volume Information','\$RECYCLE.BIN'

would you mind to make that changes and to do a seperate pull request for only that feature?

I will do the same for the "exclude" parameter

P.S. I think it will be more consequent to use "excludeDirs" and "excludeFiles" as parameter names


@bsaiken :

To think about: the orange color you set on the category header looks too similar to the selection color, don't you think?


misspelling - add_hedar should probably be add_header


if (laksdjf


Fixes #19, #22, #20, #25


line 136 uses Excel's CountIf function, searching column D of the serial file for the current not_ordered part.

line 137 adapts to the list by finding the next open cell to place any part that should belong in the list (if A2 was the previously filled cell, it chooses A3, and so forth.

lines 141 - 143 is just a function that returns the first empty cell (actually just the row number in column A)

as for the other red and green... i don't remember. not sure why those items were not committed here until now. looking them over, it appears to be mostly code revision and not any actual behavior change.


Why not 0.3.0?

ESLint has been updated and added a lot of new features.


Ok I will release that in the hour, with the other improvements, It is 6 am here :)


Thanks, really appreciate it

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The following happens:

```
$ ./src/test/test_bitcoin
InitBlockIndex()
AddToBlockIndex()
ActivateBestChain()
ConnectTip()
mastercore_handler_block_begin()
msc_debug_audit begins:
** mastercoreInitialized is 0 (!)
** _my_sps is NULL
Test setup error: memory access violation at address: 0x00000250: no mapping at fault address
test_bitcoin: /usr/include/boost/thread/pthread/recursive_mutex.hpp:101: boost::recursive_mutex::~recursive_mutex(): Assertion `!pthread_mutex_destroy(&m)' failed.
```

```
$ ./src/mastercored
AppInit2()
** Step 1: setup
** Step 2: parameter interactions
** Step 3: parameter-to-internal-flags
** Step 4: application initialization
** Step 5: verify wallet database integrity
** Step 6: network initialization
** Step 7: load block chain
InitBlockIndex()
AddToBlockIndex()
ActivateBestChain()
ConnectTip()
mastercore_handler_block_begin()
msc_debug_audit begins:
** mastercoreInitialized is 0 (!)
** _my_sps is NULL
```

mastercore_init() is [step 7.5](https://github.com/zathras-crypto/mastercore/blob/0.0.9-Z-ChestExtras/src/init.cpp#L963).


update


@valib I found another case of it not working. This time the subtitle parsing takes a long time and the TV gives up before it's done, but it keeps waiting if we are extracting the same subtitles. This is probably the issue a lot of users were having. I wonder if there's a way we can tell the renderers to wait until FFmpeg has finished parsing the subtitles internally.


Yes, you are right. There is some difference on this api between WebCL and OpenCL.
It's better to call the clfinish to make sure all command-queue finished before calling clReleaseCommandQueue,
which would force to release the object in real.


So there are two problems with this:

If any of these files have an @since tag, than it will be string replaced on and become wrong. Right now they do not, but that's an issue we need to avoid creating in the future.

Also in readme.txt this is designed to update the stable tag. That's all well and good, but the old version also exists in the changelog, which is a problem. For example: https://github.com/pods-framework/pods/blob/bab26fc128356951a3747aebb374e997b866d2a2/readme.txt#L157

Those two issues need to be addressed before this can be completed.

How to address this with regex is documented: https://www.npmjs.com/package/grunt-text-replace but @shelob9 doesn't grok regex yet.


This is obviously preliminary...key bindings break text boxes currently


#tambahan buat pull up


Just a style thing...Can we replace these `else if` with a switch statement?


masalah apa Pak @Marzuki001  ? kemungkinan besar setting proxy TortoiseGit sich.. yg harus dienable pas di ITB dan didisable pas di luar. (dia punya setting sendiri yg beda dgn setting di Windows, @ahmadsyarif udah tau ini jg koq)


Java版没写完，暂时没有

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- Add fw.close()
- Change Makefile to im2bin.mk
- Maybe we can remove 10240 gap, just add strict checking in im2bin


Esse projeto corre paralelo ao projeto blue ivy, que tem como intuito de criar um site gerenciador de uma loja de confecções, a loja Novo estilo e um empresa real é não um projeto acadêmico como o projeto blue ivy.


What this docs that are called for by #2632

What this does:
* Updates the version in 'README.md', 'readme.txt', 'init.php'
* Updates the translation strings from glotpress
* Commits changes to all of those files
* Creates a new tag
* Pushes those changes and the tag to master on Github
* Checks out Pods from SVN
* Copies changes into trunk and creates a new tag.
* Commits to SVN

How To Do it
* Switch to Pods directory in terminal
* Run 'npm install` In OSX this requires sudo.
* grunt:release

BTW This works for me because I'm somehow globally authenticated to WPORG SVN. I don't know how that happened, but I assume phpStorm did it for me. You can add your username and password to the args for [svn-push](https://www.npmjs.com/package/grunt-push-svn) but of course you should not commit that change, or we have a huge security problem, and that would be real bad.


Actually, I am seeing another issue, in the case of nested routing, we have to use the "script_name" field in order to recover the full path, the field is not well documented into the `Plug.Conn` module so I am not sure.

Also I have to document this :

- relative new path is path not starting with "/", in that case the final location header will be :
  `base_uri/[script_path]/[path_info]/[create_path_reply]`
- if `create_path` starts with "/", then it is absolute : `base_uri/[create_path_reply]`

Does that seems OK to you ?


~2.5x faster to decompress and ~16% smaller for a dataset of ~2100 torrents, looks like a clear win.


Yeah I guess I need @m21 to chime in here because that kind of architecture doesn't make sense to me - for example if you look at when init is called, it's at the end of the block handler:
```
int mastercore_handler_block_end(int nBlockNow, CBlockIndex const * pBlockIndex, unsigned int countMP) {
    if (!mastercoreInitialized) {
        mastercore_init();
    }
```
Why would we initialize at the end of the first block we process?  I would imagine we should be init'ing before we attempt to process anything?

Michael can you advise mate?

Thanks
Z


Makes sense (at lest right now), except shouldn't base uri be after the
script name (reversed)

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> Actually, I am seeing another issue, in the case of nested routing, we
> have to use the "script_name" field in order to recover the full path, the
> field is not well documented into the Plug.Conn module so I am not sure.
>
> Also I have to document this :
>
>    - relative new path is path not starting with "/", in that case the
>    final location header will be :
>    base_uri/[script_path]/[path_info]/[create_path_reply]
>    - if create_path starts with "/", then it is absolute :
>    base_uri/[create_path_reply]
>
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Good stuff.

Can you call out the areas where you made functional changes, if any? I'm thinking it might be better if a reformatting tool can sweep through the codebase once, and then we can make functional changes on top of that, then we can more easily focus in on the possibly breaking changes. Otherwise, there's just a ton of noise combining both types of changes.


THIS is the hash syntax Hound likes!


Agreed, that was poor form on my part.  I'll call out those changes specifically and go back with functional changes in secondary commits.  My bad.


NVM I see it.  ConnectTip inside main.cpp calls mastercore_handler_block_begin.

Looks like we should really be initializing a little earlier.


Added goto's starting here in the can driver to replace OR'd checks below


OK, enough out of me about hash. Basically we should just be consistent with writing hash options, and it looks like Hound prefers the JS syntax, so we should--in these files and others--adopt that syntax to stay consistent. Nice job fixing the failing test!


Added goto's starting here in the usart code to replace logically ORd variables below


This was the bit I replaced


The below bit is what I replaced


Base URI is actually meant to be a full uri, not a path : `scheme://host:port/a/path` for instance, the default being : `scheme://host:port`


shoudn't 'service_tenant' be 'keystone_service_tenant' ?


Replaced the following with gotos


Thank you for yout modification, Evan. Does this mean we need a "+" identifier to server as Line Break?


Oh I see

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how to update process bar as per the conversion goes on by using engine.convert(); in UI application


1024x1024 transparent PNG

![trakt-1024](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/71046/5895690/59ae8fe8-a4db-11e4-8424-b982bdc05f1f.png)


Then you can't implement objects that reuse Kube code but aren't in the core.  Stop wanting static accessors :)

I would like to register something like this in scheme, but having some compile time certainty in things like rest and registry has benefits as well.  However, I was trying to tie an interface to behavior in an unambiguous way - if you look it up through a scheme you might accidentally accept the wrong input values if other stuff gets more generic.  At a minimum you're saying - treat the input like some class of objects.  Not married to exact semantics here (beyond not using hidden static maps)


This is v1.1 , in progress...
I think I have almost all the small pieces, the things I mostly knew how to do, and I've tested them and they work individually. Now I'm going to work on the part the make my head hurt: somehow bringing my ARGV file names into my HTML string. Let me know what you think so far.


Technically generate operates on Base and outputs to name, so name is entirely created.  Randomize isn't any worse, although it's longer in JSON.

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you should change this to Microsof**t** rather than Microsof


What if you want even sharding distribution?  It's easy to strip out prefix though, I don't have many use cases for it except that the randomly generated things will all sort at the top of a list, vs being interspersed.

> On Jan 26, 2015, at 12:07 AM, Tim Hockin <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Do we REALLY need this configurability? I'd much prefer to start as dumb as possible or nearly so. Can we just start with "it's a suffix, learn to cope", and maybe add prefix if it really turns out to matter?
>
> This just smack of YAGNI
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Indeed. Excellent spotting, this has been fixed in master.


No space after the name of the method! :)


It's to fix the bug we have today where we store the status a user sends on create.  Open to names.  It will eventually be the simpler part of MergeForUpdate which will copy the existing (stored) status on top of the user input, then validate the differences.

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@aziz why you did this?
I mean, on Windows 𝌆 doesn’t render properly in window title neither in ST3 nor ST2, but anyway squere helps to distinct SFB among other tabs
![2015-01-26 11-49-42](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1975298/5895709/89f2980e-a551-11e4-9263-8ec885c29460.png)


Looks good, I did most of the field class last night and sent to Matt for perusing, I'm not 100% sure how to upload here without f*cking everything here up yet... Probably getting together with him tomorrow to go over some of those details.


For all those cases where a namespace contains more than 10k pods?  If we add letters we can go smaller than 6 - probably 4 is enough (if you have 36^4 of things you're still going to have a low collision risk into the tens of K items, without prefixing).

> On Jan 25, 2015, at 11:59 PM, Tim Hockin <notifications@github.com> wrote:
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Completed this.


Correction:
WHERE f.title like 'A%'    --VARCHARs are Case sensitive
Or
WHERE lower(f.title) like 'a%' -- many more variants to use.


I might say "Current Features"
This will be updated quite frequently.  There are also several things that absolutely must be done before launch.


Missing `#if defined(__has_feature)`. Will fail to work on non-Clang compilers.


Good point.  I actually want MORE self-contained stuff, with LESS knowledge of the REST types sprinkled around the code base.  Why not move rest.ReplicationControllers into this package, then?  Ideally there would be exactly one package that had the word "ReplicationController" in it, such that it was effectively a plugin.


Hope you like all that Jakey!


I tested this on my quad (which was originally showing the error). It corrected the arming issue.


J'ai pas pensé à créer une branche pour celui là --' Mais y'a rien de bien folklo donc normalement pas de souci


Take care of the case of Country name. 'Canada' instead of 'canada'


Unfortunately on Mac ST2 is not able to set the view name at all when we have `𝌆`. It just shows a tab with no title.
That's why I added that if condition and removed the character under ST2


@CarsomyrJ `:model_id` 대신에 `:model` 만 써도 레일즈가 잘 해줌


Dont you WANT the sort order to group things with common non-random portions?

I'd like to dial this back to just a bool field, and if we really need more smarts later, we can deal with it when it is in our face.  Unless you have a string use case already (I know you have a lot of these things up your sleeve)


Oh, sorry, I renamed is_superuser to just "superuser" when I made some DB changes a couple of days ago.


@CarsomyrJ 이런 것도 레일즈가 잘 해줌 (== `has_many :through` 모델까지 알아서 만들어 줌) 아래 `unlike!` 도 마찬가지


test comment


ff


rquinio, I'm getting a parse error on this line, and I'm not sure why.
I would appreciate a second pair of eyes looking at it.


@CarsomyrJ 객체 자체에 in-place 변경을 하는 메소드는 `!` 로 끝나는 네이밍이 루비 관례라서, 레일즈에서도 이렇게 하기도 함


@CarsomyrJ 빈 칸을 채워봅시다 (boolean 리턴하는 메소드는 `?` 로 끝나는 게 루비 네이밍 관례)


Maybe configuration changes are logged and can be reverted using the CLI.  Does the idea of configuration checkpoints make sense to people?  That is how I think of them, but I am not completely convinced with the name/terminology.


@slipcor I believe you broke the logic. Since updating, getting reports that if there are two players the same class in the arena, regardless of what team, no one else can switch to the class. Whereas before, it was a limit of 2 per class per team.

I believe this commit change made it listen for max AND global max config settings instead of max OR global max?


Good Work.


I played around with it a bit and what you're doing now is a solid attempt.  In no way would I expect you to be able to figure out the code I'm about to show you, but normally folks don't dive so deep into ERB at this point, so I'll share for the sake of completeness.

Remember, ERB needs two things:

1. The contents of the template to be rendered
2. The data to be inserted into the template

In Ruby, there's a special type of object called [Binding](http://www.ruby-doc.org/core-2.2.0/Binding.html) that represents the execution context at a particular point in time.  Think of it as a snapshot containing the various local variables, methods, etc. that your program would have access to at the moment when you create a new `Binding` object.  You can then pass around `Binding` objects like any other Ruby object, allowing you to "bottle up" local variables.

This is how ERB solves (2) and it's overly complicated (IMO).  This is also why most frameworks paper over it and give you, the programmer, and more sensible interface.

Here's the rough idea: http://cl.ly/image/2M0c3410183I

Here's a simple `erb` helper method.

```ruby
def erb(template, locals = {})
  context = Kernel.binding

  locals.each do |variable, value|
    context.local_variable_set(variable, value)
  end

  ERB.new(template).result(context)
end

template = "Hello, my name is <%= name  %>.  I am <%= age %> years old."
erb(template, { "name" => "Jesse", "age" => 32 })
```


hahfsadh


I found " If a callback function is associated with a WebCL object that is subsequently released, the callback will no longer be invoked." in spec. Will do that. Thanks


Because the link for rhel distro is something like this -

http://ceph.com/rpm-giant/**rhel7**/noarch/ceph-release-1-0.**el7**.noarch.rpm


Cool!  Looks good.

Because we have yet to implement a partially-evaluated expression, I might make the method raise some kind of error in the event that the expression contains an undefined variable.


Good Work


Good Job


I notice the same but didn't know if I just wasn't understanding what was going on. Haven't looked at the code to unwind what was really trying to be said.

-=dave


U+009D OPERATING SYSTEM COMMAND
`const string operatingSystemCommand = "\u009D";`  perhaps?


비슷한 로직으로 `Status#liked_by?` 를 만드는 것도 쉽겠지?


missing `;`


Scrub?  Sanitize?  FilterNonUserFields?  PrepareForUse?  Construct?   Finalize?

Something that has again been bugging me is the restrictions that our current setup puts on application code.  For example, we have this awful Semantic.DeepEqual thing because we unmarshal JSON into Quanitity types, but Quantity's zero-value is different from the numeric value 0, but we have no constructor (thanks, Go) and no way to do abstract equality checking except reflect.DeepEqual.  DeepEqual doesn't know the semantic value, so it Does The Wrong Thing.  This propagates throughout the code with Tribal Knowledge - don't use reflect.DeepEqual, use our custom thing instead.  Status is another case of this.  I have very little faith that we will continue to keep this input-filtering up to date.

Consider a different approach:  Define versioned-everything twice.  Once as input structs with all public fields, but ONLY the ones that are allowed to be set by API users.  JSON unmarshalling will naturally throw away Status because it doesn't exist in the input struct.  Immediately convert the PodInput (for example) into a Pod by calling a constructor function which accepts the PodInput and generates a proper Pod - with things like defaults applied, validation, and semantic zero-values.

It would be pretty tedious, but it would be much safer overall (and more correct - see bugs around validation and versioned fields vs internal fields :)

Alternatively: Force manual unmarshalling.  Make me do a positive filter - unmarshal ONLY the fields I want to read from the user.

I could maybe use this Reset you have defined for things like Quantity, but it is a filter-out, which I just don't trust


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6 digits is 1M, not 10K.  36^4 is only 1.6M.   I suppose this is something that can be fixed later with no repercussions if it really becomes an issue.

Fine, I withdraw it.


Perfect! Thank you very much.


You should add the function contents in curly braces. The way it is currently written only the first line, ie x<<-y is contained in the function set(y).


Are you linux user? I suppose yes and you fixed compiler error
but it is not compatible for other projects: ios, android, windows

your error happened because you didn't run "make install SDL2", see readme/cmake


@misheska no worries, thanks for doing what you do! It's awesome that projects like box-cutter exist and that you keep caring so much about it (mostly off-job I guess) and on your own bill!.

Unfortunately I'm not working for a cloud provider though, but it would be a shame if no one would be willing to sponsor this.

And last but not least: good news that the boxes are planned to be back up soon. We owe you a :beers: :-)!


Please rebuild the SDK, use crypto-js dependent module with version:
"crypto-js": "3.1.2-2",
It has a minified version and won't be increase the SDK weight.


Changed, "https://github.com/AlwinEsch/kodi/commit/7a0eb01772a03eb0ddf0d88b1094d0bf92df018a" and "https://github.com/AlwinEsch/kodi/commit/aaad1af74cdcbbc52ea027437b84f37bb32ac737"


86121908_copy_schedule (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (2072 of 2190 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-warnings-yellow.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-94.61%25-yellow.svg)


It looks like that extra piece that was inside the extruder file disappeared.


`mastercore_handler_block_end()` and `mastercore_handler_tx()` are guarded with

```c++
if (!mastercoreInitialized) {
  mastercore_init();
}
```

I assume this is to avoid issues like the one here. The regular call path is `AppInit2() -> mastercore_init()`.

I added it the beginning of `mastercore_handler_block_begin()` as well, but this caused a lock failure in some executions (IIRC not at a 100 % rate):
```
CMPTradeList(): OK, line 376, file: mastercore.h
CMPSTOList(): OK, line 333, file: mastercore.h
CMPTxList(): OK, line 433, file: mastercore.h
[Snapshot] Exodus balance: 0.00000000
[Initialized] Exodus balance: 0.00000000
Assertion failed: lock cs_main not held in main.cpp:855; locks held
```

main.cpp:855 refers to [AcceptToMemoryPool()](https://github.com/mastercoin-MSC/mastercore/blob/mscore-0.0.9/src/main.cpp#L855).


Doesn't background page still need angular.js? It still has a line of code that requires angular,
`localStorage.setItem('runtime.event', angular.toJson(details, true));`


Hi Villalolo,

Thanks. Next time, add a new issue instead.


why dont you use factory that you created?


All these commits look amazing! Great job, really impressed on the consistency.


## this is a markdown file.


86121908_copy_schedule (macumber) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: Build Failed

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-failing-red.svg)


should be checked properly the boundary conditions and change is_move locker variable


感谢! 如果能编辑的话就更完美了~


Finally, multitasking is implemented in 0630effc3f17dbee9c9430fe3b195949faf17e6a. But the task creation looks tricky because of keeping tasks' own working area. I explain the method we used in comment.


Maybe it makes sense to create a type with address/pointer and size/length members. Then use an array that stores address and size for every available/possible BAR.

vethInstance_l is not defined in this module. Should it be / Is it a global variable? Then use '_g' instead of '_l' !


1. Okay I got what you said. No problem with that now.

2. Yeah okay sure. Actually I'm still new to scripting. But maybe I can do that myself too. I'll see it.

3. Okay, that'd be only problem with 540x960 themes anyway.

4. Oh! Lools like I'm forgetting basic stuff. Now I'm sure with that too.
Actually I'm porting Materialised themes for 4 devices (Xperia P/U/Sola/Go) at a time. Of which, U&Sola have same resolutions. So, I'm porting each theme (Play/Light/Dark) for 3 different resolutions, that equals to 9 themes. And for porting PNGs, I stay at the parent directory for a resolution. That does job well. And so I thought if the ui.xml gets treated the same way too.

5. Thanks! And yes I'll convey your message to z31s1g soon. But, I don't know of 2.8.4.X, changing theme color option is there in the theme settings page. I mean, I use it a bit, and it's the basic feature of the theme. I don't know what went wrong with the version you've got.
And I am too able to port themes flawlessly.

P.S. You've been credited under 'About theme' page of my every port. :)

Thanks again!

Regards.


remove this


missing parameter documentation (ppBufBase_p)


Ah cool. Thanks for the replay...


actually angular.toJson comes out of angular-sanitize.min.js, so I agree with you, I would have expected that one be required.


For instance the kernel-to-user queue could live in host's memory space and is shared to pcp. Is that what you thought about?


Confirmed as working!

Standard output in test results now shows a multi-line output with no rogue "n".


Hey, sry for bugging, but isn't there a " ] " missing after 'DOCUMENT_ROOT'?

Regards
/Nippey


These variable names are really confusing. Delta x/y, left/right/bottom/top? And what's the '2'? Maybe this should just be a pair of Vector2s, like d_low and d_high. Like:

    let d_low = math::mul2(frac, frac);
    let d_high = math::mul2(math::sub2(math::one2, frac), math::sub(math::one2, frac));

Of course, this applies equally to the higher dimensions.


It is good practice to check the pointer for NULL before writing to.


OK, I had a version control brain fart. I was working in another file, then pasted that code to this file, so it doesn't show the incremental changes. And then I was silly and `rm`ed that file. I need to start using branches!


what if pHeader_l == NULL?


what if pHeader_l == NULL ?


This check makes no sense, because pAddr is always pHeader_l + size. Only if pHeader_l = NULL - size, but this is not what you want to check...


Invalid address/offset is returned here if pHeader_l == NULL !


static ?


El *fabric* millor que l'instal·lis amb el `pip` i no dels repositoris apt.


Also check here if pSize_p is a valid pointer.


check if pHeader_l is valid, otherwise you might return invalid address!


same here


also here wrong base/offset is returned in case of pHeader_l == NULL!


Hi, this version is known to be heavily broken. I strongly suggest updating to https://github.com/tvheadend/tvheadend/commit/d83aefe0fe7541a3203d510d0e8ed303bbb79803 Which works rock solid for me.


github study.


Ok, but you only need capistrano on the machine you're deploying FROM not on the machine you're deploying TO. That means in practice you can install just capistrano on your local development machine and use it to install the bundled environment on the server. Or am I missing something?


Use brackets here, becasue if the define is used in some arithmetics, e.g.:

    #define MEM_INTR_OFFSET          (MAX_COMMON_MEM_SIZE + MAC_DYNAMIC_BUFF_SIZE)

    val = MEM_INT_OFFSET * 8;


... by the caller ... ?


Pointer to mapped memory in user layer.   ?


algoliaanalytics-node is not found in the npm registry -- Error while trying to deploy my Meteor app with algolia-search package installed. Any help with this is greatly appreciated. :)


Added second params for test.
looks good!


caution: There is commented source code! Remove it if it is not needed!


Check those pointers before writing to them!


How about this approach for singletons: http://mezzanine.jupo.org/docs/packages.html#mezzanine.core.admin.SingletonAdmin


@vovkkk adding a new scope in file names screw the cursor positioning when navigating in Browse Mode.
If you've got time please take a look at it and see if you can fix it. I'm out! long weekend finished!


Have syou seen next line 126 to 129 ?
This is the point I also removed the loads in the lib - so there is no negative impact.
You don't have to dumps and loads here., why json'ise "Value" ?
I really wonder how you gonna solve it.


Shouldn't this be "0.90" now?
[Release v0.10.2](http://forum.kerbalspaceprogram.com/threads/40667?p=1694621&viewfull=1#post1694621)


346d605c973abe0d8812da8f4f4559a1fa6cd334  in percona/galera/3.x merges this in lieu of our own fix.


The value/address of pUserMem_p is not read by this function, it only clears it's address. Don't you need to free pUserMem_p ? (Just want to make sure...)


Is this version related to oplk somehow, or do you maintain it by yourself?


Please review this, @casey-collab


Yes


The debug.py is not loaded when you run frescobaldi. It can be imported from the python prompt to be able to run Frescobaldi within an interactive python session. So it is best to keep the check for a python-ly source tree there.


在windows下的路径用os.path.abspath(path)进行转换,而不是直接用windows平台下的路径方式


I do get this message by email. This isn't one that I have actually checked
yet, I am just going through all my gear files to double check everything
before submitting jobs on all 5000 runs I have

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If you have a single-character Slack nick… you're beyond help.


iya mas bro (y)


MEHMET ICME < mehmeticme42@gmail.com


I don't know if anyone reads here, but I think this commit should be removed from this branch, without theme settings anywhere else implemented this leads to settings fc when clicking on it.


I see. I can live with the PYTHONPATH environment variable for now.


Nope


We use this to disconnect on WP8 device, send out the database and then reconnect.


这是个通过web界面烧写mac地址的程序，很有用


How about `■` or `□` for st2? or maybe even `[]` or `#` or `<>`


Ok, well it would have never worked, because rand never worked like that.
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I think it is a very bad idea. Stockfish skill levels are currently very well laid out, and making it play more randomly and bizarrely will just hurt the experience. Currently, SF at low skill levels still plays reasonable and natural chess, but less accurate moves, and that is a good thing.

The correct way to make stockfish play weaker is to give it less and less thinking time (reduce depth) and [that is what they do at lichess](http://en.lichess.org/blog/U4mtoEQAAEEAgZRL/strongest-chess-player-ever).

So please do not remove a completely sound feature from stockfish based on the whim of some few user's complaints (who don't really understand what they are complaining about).


if drv_mapKernelMem returns an error, status is set to success although!?


I don't think we need this dependency?


I don't mind, you can add it and I'll test it on ST2 on Mac.
Just tested Jump list on ST3 on Windows (in a VM) and realized the chevron unicode symbol is also not supported on Windows. We need to find another character for that. I'm not a big fan of the chevron symbol that we already have.


this is awesome keep up the great work!


we already have 2015 ;o)


missing documentation


I suggest downgrading to a stable version. I cannot remember a single tvheadend update during the last year that did not break anything - is there a fully working version out there? (some less features, but working?)


The name of the produced jar is ```sync-server-dist-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT-sync-server-dist.jar```. Could we shorten this to ```target/sync-server-dist-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar``` or something?


I think this commit needs a bit more investigation.

This component is triggered on the soem component (last port). So every encoder should have an updated value by then.

The warning is generated for a reason, something is wrong here. This could lead to strange behaviour of the controllers (not achieving the 1khz?).

Lets dig into this and find out which port is not receiving data. If it is always the same encoder something might simply be broken.


Is it possible that pKernelBuffer_p is smaller than pMemStruc->pKernelAddr? Should we handle the case / how?


I should say the numbers have never had anything to do with how long the delay lasted. just some fyi


@secondsun Sorry, I did not notice that this was a PR against my branch and not master. Thanks for that. I'll change the above and issue a PR against master. Let me know if you have any objections.


:+1:  あと、上のl.167で「-kanji=#{kanji}」が不要なtexcommandのときに困るかなと思いました。いっそtexcommandにオプションも含めさせてしまう？


e.Data needs a null check since its `virtual` https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.exception.data(v=vs.110).aspx and can therefor be null


I am very curious about the inner workings of PostgreSQL that would make it understand our integers as a time zone.

If I am not mistaken for example timestamp_arrive in workflow_reporterrandatas is an integer.
How does PostgreSQL understand that the integer 1422258169 should be subtracted with 3600 on a Swedish server when asking it:
WHERE timestamp_arrive >  1422258169?

I mean all timestamps are stored in GMT right so that must be what should happen?


Yes, it is.
I could construct a complete error message (using (a/v)sprintf) and pass it up to the test system and explicitly cause a failure with more information. During testing just knowing they were different seemed to be enough really.


Line38 comment


:cool:


The code was correct, albeit using fairly recent extensions.

See https://bertrandmeyer.com/2014/01/29/eiffel-as-an-expression-language/ and the definition of EIFFEL_PARSER.a_routine_body

Eiffeldoc needs some improvements regarding the latest changes in the language.


ZjDroid is a very good tool. I know the APP strengthening company hates this tool, BUT it is GOOD for the industry.Thanks to Mr Jia for sharing!


Thanks @Shine-neko , but I fixed it two commits later ;)


issyo


This should probably be at the top of this else-case.


this is test


I think it does make sense under the assumption that this file is served by the same server where the parser lives, which is the default setup.

If anyone will need to separate the dashboard and the metrics server then they will use this file as a base for integrating the dashboard and prepend the right server name where needed.


If you add ?opengles you might also add ?directx or ?opengl ...

All of them could be written using other conditionals. Introducing such things adds the duty to you to keep them up to date (what happens if rasperry learns opengl).


What use-case is this supposed to support?


I am currently fixing this with a more complex code, trying to handle as much situation as possible.
Thanks


Nice fix ty


This commit breaks the pdf build. This is because `property.dd` has a list featuring items and each item has a code block associated with it.


I think it is better to have a clean distinction between base colors (BLUE, GREEN, RED, etc) and functional uses for those colors (WARNING, ENDC, etc). We can then have a mapping from the functional use to the underlying color.


I somehow dismissed that early on because I did not think of it as a real singleton since every site has its own sidebar, so there are multiple sidebar objects.

Should have tried it though because I just did and it works like a charm! Will add it this evening.

Thank you for the suggestion!


Thanks! :-)


Pull request for better docs welcome :-)


Hi @jpfr!

why downloading queue.h again? It should be now checked out from the repository.


Yeah rand_r was a funny one.
Look at "mingw-w64 rand_r() bug in MAME | techne gratia artis"
Use Google cache to display.


Consistent style calls for spaces around '=' and operators.

Also the indenting should be 4 spaces for new blocks


Had a .bowerrc :x


Markus, nice catch thanks. I missed actually allowing the third tier.  Also as a side note we could add an upgrade requirement forcing arty radar first before getting the heavy 3 upgrade.


We can eliminate the use of `first` by initializing an idle task at first. Not so elegant though.


@th3nate You should note that the line `_inherit(WorkContact, Contact);` comes right **after** `WorkContact.prototype.editWorkContact` method. When we call to `_inherit(WorkContact, Contact);` we are replacing `WorkContact` prototype with a new one.
Therefore you should modify the newly created prototype, **after** you call the `_inherit` function


$(...) is a million times better than `...`.


We should clarify the use of `main` and `c_entry`.
Reset handler invokes `main` directly from your implementation, along with `c_entry` later. It is a bit misleading.


space between modulo operator and constant


Wait. I’m confused—what is chevron?
![2015-01-26 13-50-59](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1975298/5896598/7c0e7b84-a562-11e4-9ca9-6534fd41ae63.png)

Speaking of Windows it renders in window/tab title only chars which are presented in font (Segoe UI by default)—this is “normal” behaviour.

![2015-01-26 14-01-23 txt - wordpad](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1975298/5896692/d2999956-a563-11e4-9fc7-7b87f6d3b453.png)

So if we talking about 𝌆 then, I guess, the question is which unicode chars supported by OSX default font for UI (Lucida Grande?)


@naoric oh now i get it, thanks!


I think `system_init` is a better name for reset handler. Here should named as `main`.


Do not you think it's better to put all the files in a folder pins?

#include "Pins/pins_RAMPS_OLD.h" for example


const


Fixes #6 #7 #21


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Possibly fixes #29


@calebd the elements in `NSArray *signals` have to be switched to match the ne method signature.


iirc, [UIImage imageNamed:] is not threadsafe. I think [UIImage imageWithContentsOfFile:] is. Some googling brings up this: https://devforums.apple.com/message/360659#360659


Might as well include ASControlNode+Subclasses.h?


@paskal nice catch, I'll fix it right away thanks !


I cannot win at Level 1, so for me it is good :-)

BTW even with just 2 secs on the clock full SF can beat you hands down...

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wrote:

> I think it is a very bad idea. Stockfish skill levels are currently very
> well laid out, and making it play more randomly and bizarrely will just
> hurt the experience. Currently, SF at low skill levels still plays
> reasonable and natural chess, but less accurate moves, and that is a good
> thing.
>
> The correct way to make stockfish play weaker is to give it less and less
> thinking time (reduce depth) and that is what they do at lichess
> <http://en.lichess.org/blog/U4mtoEQAAEEAgZRL/strongest-chess-player-ever>.
>
> So please do not remove a completely sound feature from stockfish based on
> the whim of some few user's complaints (who don't really understand what
> they are complaining about).
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>


Download


Hello,
I'm prestashop 1.6.0.11, I made the change for AdminTranslationsController.php file is OK. For Translate.php file, it affiiche on my website. Unless the file date not corecton (/ * * 2007-2014 PrestaShop * * NOTICE OF LICENSE * *) that need to change?
Best Regards.


Luckily we can revert! Awesome. Glad to see the code was put to good use. On to the next case!


emerge says that git-r3_fetch is missing. Adding that before the checkout makes the unpack phase not fail. Haven't tried to build yet, as my box is building other updates at the moment.


Last stable version of tvh is 3.4 which is dated somewhere back in 2013, iirc. I'm not aware of any 3.9.x version that is known to be "stable".


hi, i updated the latest Cordova 4.0 branch, but i can only run 2 tests, do i leak some steps to test the JUnit tests?
```
adb shell am instrument -w org.apache.cordova.test/android.test.InstrumentationTestRunner
org.apache.cordova.test.junit.GapClientTest:..
Test results for InstrumentationTestRunner=..
Time: 0.715

OK (2 tests)
```


I know it was just a hack. That's why I've been requesting a wait API. The numbers abolutely made a difference to the delay actually. I've tested this.


そこもtexoptions的なものを追加してしまってもいいかもです


It's even worse than that I was reading github :p !
@Ben-Angel It was a joke, don't worry at all :) !


Please remove this indentation in one of your next commits.


It never did though, I know exactly how that system works, and the numbers were/are irrelevant. the delay you got was strictly due to the fact that calling rnd forced your client to wait for the other clients to process everything in their queue and then call back to your client. The number it would produce had absolutely nothing to do with how long it took.


Well as this breaks BC yes, we cannot merge into 5.x tree


@dstogov just in time, I was about to report that :)

:+1:


Yeah, does not matter - if that does the job, we can use it. It has my -1
to ship known unstable software.

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I don't think logging this at warn level is required. It runs twice for each module, so it's a lot of output.


I don't know what caused it, but I know that increasing the numbers a lot would significantly increase the delay. I tested this extensively in the early days when trying to figure out how long I needed to wait until card details appeared. It may have changed since I was testing this though since that was something like 3 years ago when I was working on Dune 3 years ago o.O


+1 for this lib


@jzillmann Do you plan to bring this over to a datameer-inc/aws-tasks repo like already discussed and confirmed?


Upload or download? :)


Actually, now that I think of it, it would be better to the following:

1. Use `CurrencyNotSupported` exception when we see a nil rate for the currency
2. Remove `CurrencyNotFound` as it looks like it's not used anywhere (grepped it, but pls check for me again, maybe I'm wrong)
3. Remove `NilValueNotAllowed`. I don't think the name is appropriate and tells us anything. Developers should understand what the error is actually about. That kind of exception explains nothing and the name is practically meaningless.


I have no idea whether 3.4. works with recent kodi/tvh-client -addon. Using 3.9.x versions for a long time (and trying to find/report/fix bugs) early.


Are you sure okcoin doesn't support anything, but USD? I think this piece of code was from the Bitstamp adapter and there I knew for sure it only supported USD.


I would guess that it was just coincidence. The code for rnd didn't leave any room for magic.


/me shrugs


if you are done with a branch, you can delete them. theres two under your
name at the moment

On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 4:39 PM, Michael Holmes <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I've made a branch which contains the code with my solution. However, if
> the window is not big enough then the table with words and the lower button
> will break the border. I'll leave fixing that to another day.
>
>
> Michael H
>
> ________________________________
> From: Sean <notifications@github.com>
> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2015 11:23 AM
> To: themorselisstring/petulant-sansa
> Cc: Michael Holmes
> Subject: Re: [petulant-sansa] Updating html, css and js files (7a53525)
>
> the border also isnt absolute, its a calculation so it works on all
> resolutions and sizes (to a minimum point)
>
> On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 11:18 AM, Sean Fussell <seanfuss@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > its got nothing to do with the width, the left and right divs have a
> > defined height, by inserting ontop you are pushing down
> >
> > On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 11:11 AM, Michael Holmes <
> notifications@github.com
> > > wrote:
> >
> >> I can make a simple change to fix this. However, if the width of the
> >> window is reduced from full screen then the elements will still spill
> below
> >> the bottom border. In order to make the page responsive it looks like I
> >> will have to remove the absolute border ...
> >>
> >> ________________________________
> >> From: Sean <notifications@github.com>
> >> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2015 12:26 AM
> >> To: themorselisstring/petulant-sansa
> >> Cc: Michael Holmes
> >> Subject: Re: [petulant-sansa] Updating html, css and js files (7a53525)
> >>
> >>
> >> You have broken the page layout fyi, by inserting that div at the top
> the
> >> page spills out the bottom border.
> >>
> >> -
> >> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub<
> >>
> https://github.com/themorselisstring/petulant-sansa/commit/7a5352562c50e768ece768ea38ca4258256502bb#commitcomment-9431385>.
>
> >>
> >>
> >> -
> >> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> >> .
> >>
> >
> >
>
> -
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub<
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Perhaps just /virtualbox instead of /virtualbox/list

In the openstack API:
GET /v2/{tenant_id}/servers List servers
POST /v2/{tenant_id}/servers Create server


Typo in the word "raises".


I think it'd be wiser to test this by calling `#rate_for` and stubbing the exchange response. It's better because it covers the behavior of two methods, not just one. You can leave this line too, actually. Just add another expectation where we call `#rate_for`.


This is what I see in Windows 10 preview VM with ST3 3065 and no custom settings.
![](http://cl.ly/image/2n3Y2P0V1e2v/Screen%20Shot%202015-01-26%20at%207.09.47%20pm.png)

By just looking at your screenshot, I can see that dired_jumplist.tmLanguage couldn't parse and detect paths. It might be beacause of have the D: drive letter there.


lj


Helped. It is necessary to commit.


info : xpeedlx3  is not MACHINEBUILD !!! is boxtype,  inhdp include xpeedlx3


I think it would be more straightforward to use just `os.path.join` instead of partial. You can pass a variable number of arguments, which will all be correctly joined.


isn't the lcd cal by you have gamma control ?? anyway i didn't add this in the new build.....


@lslezak OK, good idea to find them all.


That's strange, I've currently only got one branch, which I can see both on my Github for Windows and on the Github website. I deleted one yesterday after merging my changes into the master. And I created one today for the changes I made today. (Unless you are thinking of the 'patch-1' branch which is Michael Smith's branch.) The mysteries of github .....

________________________________
From: Sean <notifications@github.com>
Sent: Monday, January 26, 2015 9:33 PM
To: themorselisstring/petulant-sansa
Cc: Michael Holmes
Subject: Re: [petulant-sansa] Updating html, css and js files (7a53525)

if you are done with a branch, you can delete them. theres two under your
name at the moment

On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 4:39 PM, Michael Holmes <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I've made a branch which contains the code with my solution. However, if
> the window is not big enough then the table with words and the lower button
> will break the border. I'll leave fixing that to another day.
>
>
> Michael H
>
> ________________________________
> From: Sean <notifications@github.com>
> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2015 11:23 AM
> To: themorselisstring/petulant-sansa
> Cc: Michael Holmes
> Subject: Re: [petulant-sansa] Updating html, css and js files (7a53525)
>
> the border also isnt absolute, its a calculation so it works on all
> resolutions and sizes (to a minimum point)
>
> On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 11:18 AM, Sean Fussell <seanfuss@gmail.com>
> wrote:
>
> > its got nothing to do with the width, the left and right divs have a
> > defined height, by inserting ontop you are pushing down
> >
> > On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 11:11 AM, Michael Holmes <
> notifications@github.com
> > > wrote:
> >
> >> I can make a simple change to fix this. However, if the width of the
> >> window is reduced from full screen then the elements will still spill
> below
> >> the bottom border. In order to make the page responsive it looks like I
> >> will have to remove the absolute border ...
> >>
> >> ________________________________
> >> From: Sean <notifications@github.com>
> >> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2015 12:26 AM
> >> To: themorselisstring/petulant-sansa
> >> Cc: Michael Holmes
> >> Subject: Re: [petulant-sansa] Updating html, css and js files (7a53525)
> >>
> >>
> >> You have broken the page layout fyi, by inserting that div at the top
> the
> >> page spills out the bottom border.
> >>
> >> -
> >> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub<
> >>
> https://github.com/themorselisstring/petulant-sansa/commit/7a5352562c50e768ece768ea38ca4258256502bb#commitcomment-9431385>.
>
> >>
> >>
> >> -
> >> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> >> <
> https://github.com/themorselisstring/petulant-sansa/commit/7a5352562c50e768ece768ea38ca4258256502bb#commitcomment-9433855>
>
> >> .
> >>
> >
> >
>
> -
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub<
> https://github.com/themorselisstring/petulant-sansa/commit/7a5352562c50e768ece768ea38ca4258256502bb#commitcomment-9433918>.
>
>
> -
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/themorselisstring/petulant-sansa/commit/7a5352562c50e768ece768ea38ca4258256502bb#commitcomment-9435055>
> .
>

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as for the TODO it's number two with the 'cd' at the end removed.

you want to use -DCMAKE_INSTALL_PREFIX=$KODI_PREFIX for the build of kodi-platform.

the instructions for the .txt file is broken. it needs to say origin/cmake. if not, when you rebuild, that will resolve to the cmake branch in the clone done inside the build system, and no changes will be applied.

also note that all of this will be fixed in the mainline buildsystem by the time anyone gets to try this - see discussions here; https://github.com/xbmc/xbmc/pull/6227#issuecomment-71425974


The --ignore flag could ignore missing #includes in your files. Now it can do the same, but with file globs instead of absolute references. I had a directory of files in which there was different pieces of configuration, and it got annoying typing them all out.


download ;)


You're welcome. I've got every single message that gets posted here,
emailed to me. So as you guys go, I've been watching over you.

On 26 January 2015 at 16:01, thecoolestname36 <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Markus, nice catch thanks. I missed actually allowing the third tier. Also
> as a side note we could add an upgrade requirement forcing arty radar first
> before getting the heavy 3 upgrade.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/OFPSDEV/BECTI/commit/f23a115ceaec8cbbe93bad72675c4ef9dec01d00#commitcomment-9436247>
> .
>


That's for compatibility reasons ..
The results of OWIF's own re-implementation of oe-a's boxbranding are similar but not 100% identical.


Hello Victor, it is just becoming very obvious to me that this is just another one of these "non-functionality" items with which we waste our screen real-estate. The very small minority of our users, who will use this "frequently", as you say it (like you and me, I guess :-)) will have a bookmark in their web browser taking them to the respective download page(s). so no useful OsmAnd functionality provided here at all, if you ask me.

PS: I know quite a few people who have their Development settings always on. They are no developers, but for some reason need the astronomical sunrise/sunset info we provide on that Settings page. For  non-developer users like that, seeing the rather confusing download builds page we produce in the app after the "Builds menu item" is rather counter-productive anyway ... I would prefer hiding or removing it completely.
Best, Hardy


You mean exclamation mark?


`os.path.join` supports relative paths (`../../`) so you can use those instead of this loop.


fedik i have problem with repeatable field for media when i save one pictures it does nothing when i click on cancell it does nothing either what can i do


Please add newlines also to `Rakefile` and `font_fetcher.rb`.


+# tripping-tyrion


actually you are right, the website is only showing one, the client app is
showing multiple, how strange. never mind then.

I looked at your html changes, and im thinking the pages need restructuring
regardless, especially since we will be adding multiple 'pages' in soon. At
the moment im reformatting the tablet so i can have a looksie, but of
course dad has filled it up with shit and its running slow as a dog, hence
the reformat.

On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 9:41 PM, Michael Holmes <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> That's strange, I've currently only got one branch, which I can see both
> on my Github for Windows and on the Github website. I deleted one yesterday
> after merging my changes into the master. And I created one today for the
> changes I made today. (Unless you are thinking of the 'patch-1' branch
> which is Michael Smith's branch.) The mysteries of github .....
>
> ________________________________
> From: Sean <notifications@github.com>
> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2015 9:33 PM
> To: themorselisstring/petulant-sansa
> Cc: Michael Holmes
> Subject: Re: [petulant-sansa] Updating html, css and js files (7a53525)
>
> if you are done with a branch, you can delete them. theres two under your
> name at the moment
>
> On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 4:39 PM, Michael Holmes <notifications@github.com>
>
> wrote:
>
> > I've made a branch which contains the code with my solution. However, if
> > the window is not big enough then the table with words and the lower
> button
> > will break the border. I'll leave fixing that to another day.
> >
> >
> > Michael H
> >
> > ________________________________
> > From: Sean <notifications@github.com>
> > Sent: Monday, January 26, 2015 11:23 AM
> > To: themorselisstring/petulant-sansa
> > Cc: Michael Holmes
> > Subject: Re: [petulant-sansa] Updating html, css and js files (7a53525)
> >
> > the border also isnt absolute, its a calculation so it works on all
> > resolutions and sizes (to a minimum point)
> >
> > On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 11:18 AM, Sean Fussell <seanfuss@gmail.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > its got nothing to do with the width, the left and right divs have a
> > > defined height, by inserting ontop you are pushing down
> > >
> > > On Mon, Jan 26, 2015 at 11:11 AM, Michael Holmes <
> > notifications@github.com
> > > > wrote:
> > >
> > >> I can make a simple change to fix this. However, if the width of the
> > >> window is reduced from full screen then the elements will still spill
> > below
> > >> the bottom border. In order to make the page responsive it looks like
> I
> > >> will have to remove the absolute border ...
> > >>
> > >> ________________________________
> > >> From: Sean <notifications@github.com>
> > >> Sent: Monday, January 26, 2015 12:26 AM
> > >> To: themorselisstring/petulant-sansa
> > >> Cc: Michael Holmes
> > >> Subject: Re: [petulant-sansa] Updating html, css and js files
> (7a53525)
> > >>
> > >>
> > >> You have broken the page layout fyi, by inserting that div at the top
> > the
> > >> page spills out the bottom border.
> > >>
> > >> -
> > >> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub<
> > >>
> >
> https://github.com/themorselisstring/petulant-sansa/commit/7a5352562c50e768ece768ea38ca4258256502bb#commitcomment-9431385>.
>
> >
> > >>
> > >>
> > >> -
> > >> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > >> <
> >
> https://github.com/themorselisstring/petulant-sansa/commit/7a5352562c50e768ece768ea38ca4258256502bb#commitcomment-9433855>
>
> >
> > >> .
> > >>
> > >
> > >
> >
> > -
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub<
> >
> https://github.com/themorselisstring/petulant-sansa/commit/7a5352562c50e768ece768ea38ca4258256502bb#commitcomment-9433918>.
>
> >
> >
> > -
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > <
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>
> > .
> >
>
> -
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub<
> https://github.com/themorselisstring/petulant-sansa/commit/7a5352562c50e768ece768ea38ca4258256502bb#commitcomment-9436545>.
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>
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Stray pdb.


@pham-tam-mulodo: Tìm cách viết tối ưu hơn đi Tâm.


+ for format.


"Hmm, looking at the module I would suggest using directory /var/db/openldap. This directory is automatically created by systemd service and gets the right permissions." [robberer]


# tripping-tyrion


No explanation for this function.
For example:

Get response message from a response code.

 * @param string $code
 * @param array $data
 * @param string or array $message


The other bug I was talking about also happens in stable chrome, v40


Show line notes below


Oh I see. Didn't notice :)


tripping-tyrion


commit without locking.


why not !


on v3.3.2  this bug reappear


Good point.


Hey Nate - check out this gem for splitting the text into sentences: https://github.com/diasks2/pragmatic_segmenter :-)


OK the way I am borking this is becoming embarrassing... This time I forgot stuff in module_list.py, no less.


Awe man :cry:


Yes, it would be necessary to recreate all the pixmap and then obtain the texture, actually. However, this is this the first step to change how shapes are drawn in the engine. Creating a whole image pixel by pixel like we do right now is too expensive and not very flexible in case of scales. I think the way to go is using shaders over blank textures, and this aims for that.


v3.3.0 is well,but v3.3.2 reappear on ie11,but chrome is well


Effectivement pas facile d'expliquer la pour le coup


why do you guys hate people modding past gens with new gens stuff :P


Much better IMHO :+1:


I wrote lifx recently about an official Java (desktop) API and they said they would be making some changes in the device and then releasing one themselves. So no worries if you do not find a solution, I would love to see the fix for this still though


closes #338


you could move _this.processing-- to finisheProcessing and remove it from handleComplete and handleFailed