@legaultpierre:
- Michel Petit, Ministere de l'Environment, France


Y ese 1?


This >= 1.9 Hash syntax breaks appraisal on Ruby 1.8.7.


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bbb


hide button leaving dot


No. This was debug output. Wen we run this scipt second time, it must not give any output:)


@mkristian will do thanks - have some more commits but if you need it will do a merge right away ...


@all: Thanks! I am quite surprised the LTC passed that fast.
@mbootsector: 111 and 112 are the values found by SPSA ... so they're intended. If you compare the queen values with the rook values (especially endgame), they now correspond much better in general than before, imho.


I love the word "demoncratically"! :)
:+1:  well done


I haven't tested this yet, but at a glance don't we need this one? I'm pretty sure this is what I'm storing in the keyring.


Da wir mit dieser Software weder einer Prüfung vorm Finanzamt oder einem Wirtschaftsprüfer standhalten müssen, sollten wir an dieser Stelle die Funktionalität ganz einfach halten. Ist die Rechnung falsch, wird der Status händisch geändert, die Änderungen vorgenommen und anschließend eine neue Rechnung erstellt. Diesen Passus würde ich komplett streichen.
Unseren Gehirnschmalz können wir auch an anderer Stelle gut verbraten.


> Just finished

Great - there is a bit of a backlog building up with all the new scripts being released so I am looking forward to testing the image downloader with the new urls, although I have already made a backup of my existing HQ ``mtgimage`` image set just to be on the safe side!


@ipgray :
  - I merged Wd. Montgomery with W.D. Montgomery
  - You gave me E. Krause instead of F. Krause: who is the real?
  - Everything ok with Pegov


I would move this one under `UserRoleItemListDirective`, because it's not used here...


Looks good.


Sounds reasonable.


Do you know what exactly the problem is with other memory types?


NOTE: This change only works with the latest version of Airplane Mode. With 0.0.1 is crashing.


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How about `_.groupBy()`?


no hurry - I cherry-pick my commit ;)


@legaultpierre :
- Sandra Brown, Winrock International, USA
- William Easterling, Pennsylvania State University, USA
- Sujata Gupta, Tata Energy Research Institute, India
- Roger Jones, CSIRO, Australia
- Martin Manning, National Oceanographic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), USA
- Jeff Price, American Bird Conservancy, USA
- John Schellnhuber, Potsdam Institute for Climate Change Impact Research, Germany
- Stephen Schneider, Stanford University, USA
- Michael J. Scott, Pacific Northwest Laboratory, USA
- J.B. Smith: is actually Joel B. Smith, Stratus Consulting, USA


thanks for the heads up.... Care to elaborate on new usage of this? ...


Yeah, seems a bit cleaner. Production doesn't serve and distinguishing headers so I suppose we'll have to do it this way. Still doesn't feel right but it won't do any harm. Maybe just use something more obscure than `message` though in case that conflicts with a global elsewhere.


@chatchanunn
Thanks buddy....12ce31d68bd5e040feefa5b096b7e30b8abaf88d


Why are the 3 directories 0777 instead of 0755?

```
$ ls -ld /
drwxr-xr-x
```


It's done this way so that people can easily change method without breaking anything
Here is an example:
https://github.com/owncloud/core/blob/master/lib/private/files/view.php#L830


Fingers crossed nothing slipped through - now to work out how to edit existing scripts in the scripts folder...


thanks, fixed!


Є така штука, як .gitignore. Туди треба додавати файли, які не мають бути в репозиторії. В даному випадку це папка від PhpStorm - .idea. Прочитай про це і розберись як зробити так, щоб цієї папки не було тут.


Interesting, not sure how that crept up in there. Will revert it


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How are the annotations like @code work. creates javadoc?


Друге питання - чому ти не на вітці master, а на вітці second?


Is there any handling of desk changes, when new users are added/removed ?


No not for now. I'll investigate on that when I'll have time but for now it's better raising an error since it's not validated. (and reported not working on DDR by Yann)


No need for `<span>`


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1059
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1059
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1093
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1275
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1275
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/246


Alors il doit y avoir un message d'erreur dans la console... (dans le navigateur)


YOYOYOYYOOYOYOY


yeah, you can still pass `.keyEncoding` and `.valueEncoding` in all the places. Passing `.codec` was never documented nor tested.


Class should be `inline-content-items content-tasks`


OK, I see.
https://github.com/yoavst/quickapps/pull/22


@legaultpierre :

- F. Krause is the real. I made an error in typing out the name


Too many implicit ints in code. This will not compile in a C99 compiler.


@xray7224, would you take a look at this when you get back?  I'm not sure if I included all the necessary files for adding a new app (do I need django_google_maps/models.py, which is empty? do I need the empty __init__.py file?).  It's working locally, but it would be great to have another test!
Thanks!


@ipgray :
  - Should I consider K.G. Maler & K. Goran-Maler are the same person?
  - Should I consider H.K. Jacobson and U.K Jacobson are the same person?


Upper case :P


@ophian LOL. That wasn't even intentionally, but I like it too :-D


class `tasks` not needed


fast-forwarding master to auto = 8906d485


thanks, fixed


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Using an unstructured list to hold structured data is not good practice.  Creating a lightweight struct-like class to hold this information or at a minimum storing it in a dictionary with named keys instead of relying on position would be better.


POST still returns this information, but I pulled it from the other verbs because it's an exploit vector (revealing the key to someone who might only have a token, or access to a non-private object).

Let me know if it trips you up though.


oop fixed


@jcrugzz I realize now that `options.codec` wasn't documented nor tested. So do we want to keep this at all? `options.codec` would allow you to override all encoding/decoding functions used, which is basically useless since it's how things are encoded/decoded that's relevant, and you can already do that by providing an object for that, e.g.

```js
db.get('foo', { valueEncoding: { encode: function (val) {}, decode: function (val) {} } }
```

https://github.com/rvagg/node-levelup#custom-encodings


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@amenophis I guess that's related to tagging. BETA = tag for certain commit. Same as 2.5 will be for a certain commit. All non-tagged code is just DEV.


Ahh. gotcha. thanks.

On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 10:37 AM, Jason Gullickson <notifications@github.com
> wrote:

> POST still returns this information, but I pulled it from the other verbs
> because it's an exploit vector (revealing the key to someone who might only
> have a token, or access to a non-private object).
>
> Let me know if it trips you up though.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


Not needed, as it will be replaced from ```usage = quota_dict[r.name]['project_usage']```


@legaultpierre:
- Terry Barker, University of Cambridge, UK
- Leny Bernstein, L.S. Bernstein and Associates, USA
- Ralm E. H. Sims, Massey University, New Zealand


I blame spelling correction in my vim. I accidentally added a couple of misspelled words to the internal vim dictionary and I'm too lazy to remove them :P


The middle term here looks suspicious:
!(seenDirtyPages |= page.isDirty())

The intention is to update seenDirtyPages in the same statement that page.isDirty() is checked, but in fact seenDirtyPages will be checked, right?


With a typical umask they will be 0755 anyway but we can make them 0700 actually


If `displayed_limit` is 'inf' and usage is not zero, then the resource will be considered as useful. The correct check is ```(limit == 0 and usage == 0) or displayed_limit == 'inf'```


Therefor -> Therefore


@legaultpierre:
yes, i believe they are just bad transfers from the PDF or were maybe corrected by hand by mistake in the database, especially if their only entry in the database if for this chapter. That is a good way to test whether they are identical or whether they are a separate author that was missasigned a role in this chapter.


If you don't mind I was wondering if you can try something like this out:

Square prevSq = to_sq((ss-1)->currentMove);
Square prevPrevSq = to_sq((ss-2)->currentMove);
HistoryStats& cmh = CounterMovesHistory[pos.piece_on(prevSq)][prevSq];
HistoryStats& cmhPrev = CounterMovesHistory[pos.piece_on(prevPrevSq)][prevPrevSq];

History.update(pos.moved_piece(move), to_sq(move), bonus);
cmh.update(pos.moved_piece(move), to_sq(move), bonus);
cmhPrev.update(pos.moved_piece(prevSq), to_sq(prevSq), -bonus);

The idea is to penalize the opponent for making a move that caused the cutoff.

Regards.


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rax retry tests


Est-ce que ces indirections sont vraiment nécessaires? il y a aussi `inheritance` dans le même cas. Sinon, ça complexifie inutilement l'AST.


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Ok.  I will squash these first 2 commits together.


J'ai l'impression que ça devrait être `line` au lieu de `file` ici. Ton `prog` serait composé de plusieurs `line`.


I had separated them out mostly for review purposes anyway.


r+


Can you make that function `static`, please? It is only used in the same file, no need to export the symbol.


This method assumes a couple things (which may be the intent, this is just to point out):
1. any? will return true if any of the post responses match the current user. By putting "You have responded to this post." you are assuming that the current user will not match more than one response.
2. the elsif is constructed such that no respond button will be available to a person who put up the post. So the assumption here is that you can't respond to your own post.


If I include this statement in this file, Xcode will fail to build this program. The error message is as follows:
clang: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)
I cannot find anything wrong with this statement. Is there anybody could help me figure this out?


Closed #12


Closes #12


saw approval from jdm
at https://github.com/metajack/servo/commit/331c7030d9950e7b8c005d78513eda31c264d9d2


merging metajack/servo/deque-wrap-fix = 331c7030 into auto


metajack/servo/deque-wrap-fix = 331c7030 merged ok, testing candidate = 4863eb65


Should be fixed now


Maybe replace the `&len` by `&dummy` now that we have the latter? We are not using that value anyway.


Please insert a space after the `if`.


Ça ressemble plus à des déclaration qu'à des _statements_. Normalement il n'y aurait pas de statement dans un fichier d'entête. `stmts` serait peut-être des déclaration de types et `stmt` de propriétés?. Tant qu'à y être, clarifier pourquoi tu fais une distinction entre les deux, ou les rassembler!


@legaultpierre
- R.N. Jones: is actually Richard N. Jones, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), Australia


Can you do me a solid and throw me a README?


e em todas as outras páginas que não exibem a caixa de busca no corpo?


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Making a method `async` is an extremely expensive operation: it creates a finite state machine and re-writes the body of the method. It should only be done when absolutely necessary, which it is not in this case, because it follows a couple simple rules:

- The only Task-returning thing that's called is the thing you want to return;
- It has the exact same shape (the `T` in `Task<T>`);
- It does not use try/catch around the invocation of the Task-returning method.


I have no objection to that.  The only reason it's that way is I just cloned the content from the old [Confluence page](http://docs.codehaus.org/display/GROOVY/Download).  I made that change.


I think pull-left can go from this one. I meant to put it on the icon next to the batch edit title.


There appears to be a syntax FNORD right there :(


rax retry tests


Where is back to -SNAPSHOT state?
For releasing beta version you just need run maven-release-plugin and specify beta version. The same as general release, but with -beta1 tail.


why not reuse the already assigned object from line 74?


that looks unused


thought you already removed the command character from `text`? :p also, i don't like mutating `args` like that-- if someone decided to alphabetize the keys, it would cause a bug. how bout `var command = text.slice(1)`, then `command: command` later, which will solve both of those things


Done


use the async response so you will know it the file was written or not...


bug here, the correct is: } else if (this.ngModel === null) {
            this.ngModel = undefined;
          }


spelling: delimiter :smile:


Dann ist ja gut :)


Github's editor is not that sane, then :(

I thought every time the CS fixes would be a quick thing so I did them directly in Github, I was wrong


@legaultpierre:
- K.S. Parikh: is actually Kirit S. Parikh, Indira Gandhi Institute of Development Research, India
- S.H. Schneider: is actually Stephen Schneider, Stanford University, USA
- J.E. Hay: is actually John Hay, University of Waikato, New Zealand
- R.N. Jones: is actually Roger N. Jones, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), Australia
- W. North cannot find institution, so mark as "N/A"


It seems that some brackets are missing on line 28 - " json/encode" and "into" seems to be odd now.


This raises a good question: many JS libs require that you supply them with a node to render the content into. The node must exist and must also fall into the appropriate position in the DOM hierarchy (imagine a chart: you want to render the chart somewhere, so you need a container for it, and then you need to call the charting library with the node or id of the node of the container). Is this actually possible (it's not obvious how, perhaps you could modify this example to follow the above approach to make it clearer)?


Before this fix, unit tests are Chrome 41.0.2272 (Mac OS X 10.10.2): Executed 67 of 67 (18 FAILED) (1.082 secs / 1.067 secs)


correct!


Nit pick: the paths and rake are related to the apipie-bindings root. not to cwd as other commands in the readme.
```
To regenerate the `dummy.json`, from the apipie-bindings root dir just delete the
```


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@legaultpierre:
- R.N. Jones: is actually Roger N. Jones, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), Australia
- Shreekant Gupta, University of Delhi


`macro` ne fait pas tant des macros mais des attributes specifier (Ref: https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc-4.0.4/gcc/Attribute-Syntax.html). Encore une fois le nom attributes est utilié plus bas...

Peut-être utiliser `attribute_specifier` ou garder macro mais ajouter une doc pour expliquer le nom.


let's use an object of functions in this case.. as you can see i'm not a fan of switch/case, especially cuz it will be bad if you ever forget to `break`


Attention aux lignes blanches superflues.


This is completely incorrect! The function overwrites the destination target with the information from the source target.


Should the `yield` be outside of the `rescue` block?


@legaultpierre:
- Jianyun Zhang, Ministry of Water Resources, China


Is this how to fix conflicts?
I do not know yet...


Une doc minimale serait bien comme entête :smiley:


Hi @rouault

Will there be any problem with swig bindings if we use class?

And how specific should my project timeline be in the proposal?


"We need to carefully balance this, though, since we are at risk of the mutator threads performing so many writes that  we can't decrement the usage counters fast enough to reach zero."

Is this a problem because we might never flush certain pages? Perhaps introduce another counter for that? Maybe two counters could be good, both counting from zero and up to whatever the max of the backing type is:
 - dirty age (increased every time the background cleaner iterates over it and dirty, reset to zero when cleaned)
 - stale age (increased every time the background cleaner iterates over it, reset to zero when touched by db)

Then:
 - a threshold for cleaning a dirty page (perhaps one threshold for optimistic, and one higher that even will block)
 - a threshold for evicting stale pages


you can keep the object in here and thus still have access to `command` and `vars`


No, this is the main logic behind the quicksort algorithm. It has nothing to do with reducing runtime.


Messed up and resulted in a conflict.


render plain: params[:article].inspect was not supported...


I totally get where you're coming from, it definitely is more readable, but it doesn't convey that it has been rotated, just that if it was rotated in theory it could fit.


Done


Might need to change this as it does not return the minimum value, but the entire sorted array.


Nope.


Can this be merged upstream?


Your description is redundant because that is what ALL THESE ALGORITHMS DO!


I don't know, since I am way too much persons.. :-) Will have to think about it. For the Moment Ian is ok, I think.


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Petr, we used to do that, but in the long run it causes a lot of conflicts. Last time we did that, I had to solve a conflict in 500+ files.
The way to ensure that everything in the release branch is in the main branch is to always cherry-pick from the main branch into the release branch, what we already do.


Duplicate entries for test3.txt during the merge


I have an issue drawing (using Leaflet.Draw) circles on a map that has `L.CRS.Simple` as `crs`; I think I've tracked the issue to the fact that the radius of the circle is computed using the distance function of `LatLng` class.

Looking at the code here, I wonder why you decided to pick `L.CRS.Earth.distance` instead of the distance defined in `crs` actually defined in the map. Of course, given that all the distances (except for `Simple`) are computed with the same formula,  the problem becomes evident just in one case, nonetheless I think you should fix more generally the problem by replacing `L.CRS.Earth.distance` with the one in the current `crs` of the map.


It's important that this line throws so we're not fooling ourselves.


Again, lose the redundant part. We know that it return a sorted array because these are all sorting algorithms.


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1. Learning google javascript guide
   http://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/javascriptguide.xml


Thanks for the explanation, that makes a lot of sense. I've linked to this thread from my source :wink:


テスト


I would like to know that too. I've imported form but locally I never get NaN, while on production in logs I can see
```
11:00:49.436
org.activityinfo.server.database.hibernate.HibernateExecutor$1 execute: Exception occured while executing query:

INSERT INTO indicatorvalue (reportingPeriodId, indicatorId, value) VALUES (?, ?, ?) java.sql.SQLException: 'NaN' is not a valid numeric or approximate numeric value

```


Another note, these algorithms can also sort string alphabetically, it all depends on what type of data the function is given.


On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 08:49:02PM -0700, Ask Bj�rn Hansen wrote:
> How is this one worse than the next one about punctuation (Python)?

It names the language.

On Wed, Mar 18, 2015 at 10:54:40PM -0700, minty wrote:
> how about removing the references (implied or explicit) to other
> stuff & focus on the positives of Perl?

I like this idea and I'll work on writing new positive tips if there's
a chance that a pull request dealing with this might get merged.

Ask, what do you think?

Tom


Derp alert, it's CONFIG_PWM_QPNP

And why 2 eagle defconfigs anyway?


Why should application.configDir points to the directory from where i explicitly loaded an config? IMHO this property should point to the directory where the app has to read/write its user specific config. I cant imagine any use case, where i have to know the location of the first loaded config. Because in nearly every case, the first loaded config file will located in an directory where my app has no permissions to write to.


@legaultpierre:
- Sandra Brown, Winrock International
- William Easterling, Pennsylvania State University
- J. Price: is actually Jeff Price, American Bird Conservancy
- R. Fleming, no institution found, so "N/A"
- W. Fraser, no institution found, so "N/A"
- K. Hall: is actually Kimberly Hall, University of Michigan
-  J. Morgan: is actually Jack A. Morgan, Department of Agriculture, USA
- T. Williamson, no institution found, so "N/A"


use default value to prevent having 2 constructors?


Hi @nedbat - yep, we'll be sure to provide lots of examples. We're still in the draft phase at the moment so everything is a bit incomplete.


Thanks, yes, a git pull.
1)
exist_dev > git checkout develop
Already on 'develop'
Your branch is up-to-date with 'origin/develop'.
2)
export JAVA_HOME=`/usr/libexec/java_home -v 1.8`
export EXIST_HOME=/Applications/exist_dev
cd $EXIST_HOME
./build.sh
3)
$EXIST_HOME/bin/startup.sh
4)
19 Mar 2015 17:00:04,564 [main] INFO  (JettyStart.java [run]:148) - [log4j.configurationFile : file:/Applications/exist_dev/log4j2.xml]
org.exist.EXistException: LOG
	at org.exist.storage.BrokerPool.initialize(BrokerPool.java:1060)
	at org.exist.storage.BrokerPool.<init>(BrokerPool.java:716)


I don't know if I want this class. Paths can do all the same work. Do you have a strong opinion either way?


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closes issue #5


## HelloWorld


So it looks like the approach here is to accept the imprecision in p-value estimation in favor of an alternative unit-test strategy for comparison with Mantel test, below? This seems like a fine solution to me, but I wonder if some more explicit reference to the problem shouldn't be left as a comment in the code somewhere...


@legaultpierre:
- Michael Scott: is actually Michael J. Scott, Pacific Northwest Laboratory, USA
- Sujata Gupta, Tata Energy Research Institute, India


@stof @TomasVotruba OK, understand now !


I don't believe this change is correct. Have you tried comparing it against other renderers?


OK, will wait for travis-ci around your changes than add mine and merge - might take some ...


Very nice!

However, I see myself scratching my head in six months from now when I have to figure out what this `xterm_prompt()` was all about, hunting for a different bug. Maybe we can help future me, by rephrasing the commit message a little bit? I have something like the following in mind:

```
mingw: Support `git_terminal_prompt` with more terminals

The `git_terminal_prompt()` function expects the terminal window to be
attached to a Win32 Console. However, this is not the case with terminal
windows other than `cmd.exe`'s, e.g. with MSys2's own `mintty`.

Non-cmd terminals such as `mintty` still have to have a Win32 Console
to be proper console programs, but have to hide the Win32 Console to
be able to provide more flexibility (such as being resizeable not only
vertically but also horizontally). By writing to that Win32 Console,
`git_terminal_prompt()` manages only to send the prompt to nowhere and
to wait for input from a Console to which the user has no access.

This commit introduces a function specifically to support `mintty` -- or
other terminals that are compatible with MSys2's `/dev/tty` emulation. We
use the `TERM` environment variable as an indicator for that: if the value
starts with "xterm" (such as `mintty`'s "xterm_256color"), we prefer to let
`xterm_prompt()` handle the user interaction.

To handle the case when standard input/output are redirected – as is the
case when pushing via HTTPS: `git-remote-https`' standard input and
output are pipes from/to the main Git executable – we make use of the
`MSYS_TTY_HANDLES` environment variable that was introduced to
fix another bug in MSys2-based Git: this environment variable contains
the Win32 `HANDLE`s of the standard input, output and error as originally
passed from MSys2 to the Git executable, enclosed within space
characters, skipping handles that do not refer to the terminal window (e.g.
when they were redirected). We will only use those handles when
that environment variable lists all three handles because then we can be
100% certain that we are running inside a terminal window, and that we
know exactly which Win32 handles to use to communicate with it.
```

What do you think?


Exception is thrown on UpdateSite command, so it comes from UI on site edit.


파이널로 지정하지 않아서 에러발생.


I think you need `super(method, include_all)` here. Good patch otherwise.


final로 지정하지 않아서 에러 발생하였음.


I think we should reach out to some of these people from the past and let them know how much they were appreciated, and invite them to return to active development.

@ophian - do you want a link to any particular site?  Your blog?  Google?  CNN?  :)


You should summarize the changes in the first line of GIT commit messages rather than plain "modify freertos-basic/src/shell.c" since GIT always tracks the changes of each file.


hice un clone pero no se si puedo trabajar desde a qui o como xD


Don't put the generated file such as `sysinfo` into GIT repository.


This check seems insufficient. If you're on a different branch at the same commit, this will still update your index when it shouldnt.


I don't like this at all. Rather I would add a `debug` flag to the importer and filter-out (silence) the unimportant messages there?


Don't mix several indepedent changes into single GIT commit.


These alias_attribute calls can be moved into the MiqProvision class.  They are in place to support user scripts that were written against the modeling before we switched to subclassing miq_request_task.  Any new scripts should reference the real attributes.  It would be good to depreciate these.


You should give the explicit names to each task.


Do you think we should also document not to use the versions in [GROOVY-6951](https://jira.codehaus.org/browse/GROOVY-6951)?


We should check to make sure that the branch is [pointed to by HEAD](http://www.nodegit.org/api/repository/#head) not if the oids are the same.

Example, If A == B and HEAD == B. If we can do a FF to C and do that on A suddenly we'll have that in our working directory even though B is checked out.


Sticking to the positive tips/aspects of perl seems like a very good idea.


Same here, move to MiqProvision.


I guess that should be the responsibility of the widget to ensure a node is made before attaching the content... although an issue I've had with that is somethings things have to be initialised *after* the element is attached to the document and is visible.

I got around that by having a custom "post-hook" that accumulated actions to run after patching the DOM, but I'm not sure how easy that would be to fit in to halogen.


Yes, that should work most most of the cases. But it was not the case for this particular change (maybe there are others?). It was done only on the release branch.


The way of exception handing does not look elegant. Can you improve?


Git.Branch.isHead(toBranch) would be a better check.


Sure, feel free to use this solution


HotFixPurchasedAirUnitTest (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1667 of 1669 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.88%25-yellow.svg)


Is this really true? The permutation _strategy_ seems similar to me, no?


Patch set for the portable tarball can be found on https://github.com/Sp1l/ports/security/libressl/files


These cannot inherit from ThirdPartyOAuthTestMixin since there are abstract subclasses of ThirdPartyOAuthTestMixin.  For example, AccessTokenExchangeTestMixin.


@legaultpierre:
- R.S. Kovats: is actually Sari Kovats, London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine
- S. Lindsay, no institution found, so mark "N/A"


This is something the Debian package could, and maybe even should, do.


Agreed.


@lighta I might be stupid, but I'm crazy .___. if I were u, I'll look into the src first around that line.
u lazy? so do I! I just doing what someone did there before... xD
well there, those 'stupid' if-elseif is inside `do { ... } while(0);`
````
	// Use a do so that you can break out of it when the skill fails.
	do {
		if(!target || target->prev==NULL) break;
...
		map_freeblock_unlock();
		return 1;
	} while(0);
````
as I said, I knew why and I'm lazy. If I put on switch, the `break` will break the `switch`, or If I change to real switch, I'm lazy to make sure I didn't break it :P.


Is this still a useful test to include if you're just returning `nan`s with `permutations=0`?


Done! He already existed in the DB as J.L. Innes (same institution)


Hmm, yes its should, as we have same cpu soc. But you need many linaro code fixes before even trying to compile with linaro for first time. If you did that already, then should be fine. See my readme for needed packages for your build machine.


Se edito la Base de datos para arreglar tipo de datos.


Seems like using just `perl` in the `commandLine` is analogous to `/usr/bin/env perl` so seems to contradict the intent of "fixing" the hashbangs.


Missing word "See the <code>_addClass</code> (method)".
Missing word "( See) the documentation"
Double word "The the documentation"


Hey Don!

I believe that will not be fruitful. Most have moved on; many of past developers have huge businesses or are over theor head in other prijects. Some simply use wordpress and have expressed heir disagreement with specific issues, or they no longer actively code. I wouldn't like to initially contact them...

> On 19.03.2015, at 17:04, donchambers <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I think we should reach out to some of these people from the past and let them know how much they were appreciated, and invite them to return to active development.
>
> @ophian - do you want a link to any particular site? Your blog? Google? CNN? :)
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


@Garagoth, be extremely careful about things like this. You are changing semantic behavior of the methods with potential side effects. Imagine we are on a web controller. I get a map from a model and want to drop it on a view. However, the view requires more stuff, so I just add more stuff to the map. However, now that you made this immutable, I can no longer do this.
You do not have to do anything about this. I will fix it and add a test. Just wanted to say that we all need to be mindful of backwards compatibility.


Maybe add "their value" to the end


... We should see the "past developers" more like a cemetary. ;))

> On 19.03.2015, at 17:04, donchambers <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I think we should reach out to some of these people from the past and let them know how much they were appreciated, and invite them to return to active development.
>
> @ophian - do you want a link to any particular site? Your blog? Google? CNN? :)
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


Looks like this snuck in a commit early.


@rhc54
@hjelmn
this broke native launch on cray's.


Please use go conventions to name constants :) (i.e. something like RllSecret)
Thanks!


There is, I think, some grammatical problem here that is making it difficult for me to parse this new sentence.

In particular, the sentence ends with "..., then we require ..."; but it is not 100% clear what the precondition for that "then" is.

I suspect what was intended was the text:
> The proposed solution is that when a type ascription expression is in reference context, then we require the ascribed type to exactly match the type of the expression, i.e., neither subtyping nor coercion is allowed.  These reference contexts are as follows (where `<expr>` is a type ascription expression):

(Note that I also put back in the parenthetical text explaining what `<expr>` is...)

Also, do we need to add examples of type ascription being used on the left-hand-side of an assignment, since apparently it would now be allowed?  (Perhaps it needs to be added to the list of reference contexts?)


Overall, the changes look great! Thanks for making the effort.

My only concerns, indicated in line comments above, are about the unit testing comparison to Mantel results. Thanks again!


Yes, its depend on android tree. For compile flags, but changes in the same place.


This is not optional it must always be be provided even if its `null`


Done


This is optional


The name of the class seems to indicate that there may be an "incompatibility" between a local var and a parameter, e.g. if both a local var and a parameter have the same name. Maybe it would clearer to replace "incompatibility" with "convention".


It also allows auto removal of classes on destroy


Juliano, o David não se preocupou com as convenções. Ele simplesmente usou as convenções do S.Baldursson (2005) - http://webfiles.portal.chalmers.se/et/MSc/BaldurssonStefanMSc.pdf.


If social_link_exists is false, this should verify that no social link exists


Bug here. Please replace `session_id` with `store_id` instead. Otherwise, an error occurs, `NameError: global name 'session_id' is not defined.`


Only keys are valid input here even if that key is `undefined`. As soon as a class is passed to this method it is added as a key.


Yes i know, too much changed. So i guess i will not touch the 16mb reservation.  For video ram. Other changes works good, thanks for sharing.


there is a fix in my next pull request, perhaps you can just replace " with """ in the doc string


Might want to again mention here this is to facilitate auto destroy of classes


Afraid there isn't much I can do about it from here - please let me know when you track down the issue and we'll see if we can find a mutually acceptable solution.


This one is kind of useful to have around, but that's okay, we can always bring it back when needed.


Interesting ideas you've got going here.


The problem is, Where does the widget make the node? It's position in the DOM hierarchy will affect the layout. That's why these libraries let you insert into an existing node.

Now, you can create an orphan node, and call the library with that. But if the library expects an id, and not a node (and they often do!), then it will use that id to call `document.getElementById`, which will not find orphan nodes. So the library will bomb out. An alternative is to create a node in the body, and rely on the framework to reattach it to the correct position in the hierarchy. I am not sure what happens to event listeners and other sorts of things in this case (presumably they'd be OK), and I don't know how well libraries handle this case (most were not designed for it).


What's the error?


Why would we need these imports?


> a cemetary.

I feel like “hall of fame” or something like that would be more appreciative. :)


Done


Yea, I've made a manual `brew edit qtox` and removed dependencies, then tried to install qtox. I haven't debugged that yet because have not enough time.


Converting a symbol to a string and then doing a regex search is a much more computationally expensive process than simply checking a short list of symbols for another symbol.


Tip Calculator Exercise


@legaultpierre:
- W.N. Adger: is actually Neil Adger, University of East Anglia
- Xinshi Zhang, Chinese Academy of Sciences
- Xiongwen Chen, no institution found, mark as "N/A"
- K. Hall: is actually Kimberly Hall, University of Michigan
- K.P. Sharma, no institution found, so mark "N/A"
- G. Srinivasan, no institution found, so mark "N/A"
- Guangsheng Zhou, Chinese Academy of Sciences


According to coverage.py, it's never reached in the tests. Can you suggest a GeoJSON geometry that would execute it?

I'm still a little confused by the geometry object in this module, especially what .lengths mean.


Esse aqui é um ponto falho. Primeiro voce já deu o build lá em cima linha 25 depois você esta transferindo para aplicação uma regra de negócio. o complicado de ficar adicionando camadas é por causa disso, as responsabilidades podem se misturar.


O ideal é você primeiro modelar o dominio para depois baixar para uma infra e ver o que necessita.


all tests pass:
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux1/builds/1060
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/linux2/builds/1060
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/android/builds/1094
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac1/builds/1276
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/mac2/builds/1276
success: http://build.servo.org/builders/gonk/builds/247


Are we still supporting versions of Ruby that don't allow named-arguments? If not, these should probably be written as named arguments instead of a hash.


The problem is with btrfs -- if you have one (mounted) it will always parse two files. And the parsing itself probably takes some time (compared to hashing). I can try to run some "benchmarks" tomorrow.


Perfect.


Ну отлично, вы тогда его пул реквестом ко мне запулите - я применю


Shouldn't this be before the push?


`shape.is_a?(Fixnum)` and `shape.is_a?(Array)` are the appropriate ways to do these checks.


Fixes #2


Use parentheses here to make sure order of operations is clear.


I swear, documentation on the output frequency of Sound 3 is butchered (even on the DMG/GBC). GBATEK gives me one crazy formula, other sources give me another, none of which sound like hardware.

In the old GBE project, I previously developed a GB test ROM for Sound 3 and recorded the output of an actual GBC output. This formula generated an exact waveform in GBE as well as on the GBC. This formula sounds correct when comparing it to no$gba and VBA-M, so it must be doing something correct.


I recently discussed with @myabc in #2711 - two spaces indentation please :)


Yeah, that's true, I was thinking of the orphan node option. The latter part of what I was saying is still relevant though - if widget initialisation can be triggered post-DOM-patch it would probably make everything widget-related easier when dealing with library components.


> I believe that will not be fruitful.

I respectfully disagree.  If  we revamp the homepage, docs, forums, etc.... plus have a shiny new 2.0 look and feel, someone might just be curious to return.  If we sent out an email to 20 people, and just one prior competent developer returned, it would have been a worthwhile effort IMHO.

Having said that, I agree that "hall of fame" is better than cemetery - even though I'm fairly sure you never intended that as a heading in the docs!  :)


Наверное я остановлюсь на парсинге директории - там будет проще всего на мой взгляд, и битых ссылок не должно быть, нет файла - нет ссылки.
А вот по поводу времени хранения файла...не знаю, может лучше вынести в настройку - сколько дней хранить? Может кто месяц захочет? :)


Could you please also create a guard for the actual write operations too? It would be better than actually writing to a closed stream.


asdasdasd


fast-forwarding master to auto = 4863eb65


Done


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:+1:  :+1:  :+1:
This makes your code so much inviting!


Hey @leightonshank - when you run `vagrant up`, does it create a venv.vagrant folder in the directory with the Vagrantfile on you machine, or just in the vagrant vm?


@Garagoth, please disregard above comment, I did not pay attention to the fact that methods are protected.


Can't we use getChildren instead of getDescendants?


where is part 1/2


(it made a dir in my hacking-mdid3 folder and it messed up my vm, but I also got another error so I wasn't sure if I did something wrong....)


> now to work out how to edit existing scripts in the scripts folder...

Do you mean in order to update every image url? If so then I generated a [file](https://gist.githubusercontent.com/lodici/51a01e8066b6f29ff377/raw/imageLinks.txt) which we can use. I thought @melvinzhang might be able to write a a quick awk script to parse this file and update each script but if not then I can hack some one-off java code to do it.


Good idea


You can't specify it as empty because it will get overwritten. You're checking `Strings.isNullOrEmpty`.


@legaultpierre:
- A. Hall, no institution indicated so mark as "N/A"
- R. Jones: is actually Roger N. Jones, Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), Australia
- K. Walsh: should be marked as Kevin Walsh (he also has other records from AR3 and AR2 that should be updated), Commonwealth Scientific and Industrial Research Organization (CSIRO), Australia
- D. White, no institution found, mark as "N/A"


Kokia cia nesamone padarei?


Ar tikrai awesome?


No, for example:
def fun(par1, (par2, par3)):


This should still work in 10.10.x, what errors are coming up for you?


Unicode er gøy og sånn
![skjermbilde 2015-03-19 kl 17 28 37](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/3033550/6735261/700f120c-ce5d-11e4-981a-bab5cedaeac5.png)


Before wasn't accurate but with this method rename you are revealing the real intention :+1:  :+1:  :+1:


as I said, later commit.
https://github.com/MinecraftForge/ForgeGradle/commit/6b0d1da937b9c349881dd87f79f92ba2658166bd


closes #9


These three classes are all now missing move assignment operators.  MSVC will require them to be hand-coded.


Well ... if you feel up for the task. Honestly, way too much stuff is output by the importer right now, and that was by far the quickest path to get it to be silent in typelib-based operations.

IMO all messages that the importer gives are unimportant. Ideally, the importer should be silent unless there are errors.


Doesn't make it more readable in this context. You can if you want.


I might be misunderstanding the issue, but I don't think the imprecise p-value calculations are what's causing the difference in p-values between Mantel and Hommola, since both tests are now computing the p-values in the same way.

I think the difference in p-values (even with the same seed) is due to a different way of extracting and permuting the indices. Mantel only permutes one distance matrix while Hommola permutes both. Also, the shuffled indices are (re-)permuted each time in Hommola, while Mantel permutes the original data each time, which will cause the p-values to be different.


@ElizarovEugene как сделать pull request только этого коммита? Я когда пытаюсь создать, он тащит еще три других коммита... Я вообще с гитом особо не работал, приложение под винду глючное, сайт мало функционален и не понимаю..


Haha, Google Trad doesn't speak portuguese very well. "Desenhar" means drawing :pencil2:, to draw (tie game) is "empatar". I'll fix that :grin:


Well I agree that it should be changed, at least. Do it!


Oh, I was under the impression that ./config was taking care of that (tldr issue). Should I rebuild the binaries?


Ha c'est gentil, promis un jour je vais t'aider en codant moi même les trucs qui me vont pas ^^


For code quality, I would suggest to rename the method to something like findAssocFor... (findAssocForInitAck?). Seeing the name I was expecting that something starting with verify will return bool.


This commit should have been split in two


Cool - Looks like it's practically done and dusted.


Oops very wird? We can't redefine apr_reslist_t to check the reslist is idle, there must be a better way...
And why it isn't idle?


U don't like ES6 syntax? :astonished:


1: M111 unrecognized component name: docker


Good, but needs a reverse build. Can hook it into mirage/is-mirage-broken on a branch perhaps?


@legaultpierre:
- R. Fleming, no institution found, so mark "N/A"
- K. Hall: is actually Kimberly Hall, University of Michigan
- D. Scott: is actually Daniel Scott, Environment Canada, Canada


Fatal error: Call to undefined method Airplane_Mode_Core::enabled() in /localroute/plugins/easy-digital-downloads/includes/ajax-functions.php on line 43


Dave...

Thanks for explaining.   I think we must move to GLES2 eventually but not
right away.  Since they are not backward compatible (GLES3 is though), it's
likely to encounter devices which don't support GLES1.1 in the future.

As for shaders...  basically it only needs a very simple shader to work.
I think they may already implement GLES1.1 on top of GLES2.  In fact it's
probably possible to implement this into glshim (it should be supported
this way but I don't think it is)

Do you have hardware with mali400?  Is this with android?   I guess you
mean the etc1 compressed texture caching.  I found it makes an even bigger
improvement on embedded systems, especially if they are loading data from
sd cards.

>> Right now, I have three android devices for test, and they all respond
differently to GL
>> initialization. I found it best to be brutally explicit. I expect more
breakage in the field....

Fair enough, and very annoying.  Sounds like you need a dozen or so
devices...    How do they respond differently?

It would be good to merge the glshim (and glu not glues) pull request.  I
crashed a lot using glues and the highest detail level of gshhs, as well as
got incorrect tessellations when it didn't crash.

Sean

On Thu, Mar 19, 2015 at 10:23 PM, bdbcat <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Sean...
> Its complicated on android, due to some poor implementation on some
> devices.
> On android, seems that EGL needs GLES2 for some reason, so we have to link
> GLES2, even though we are only using GLES1.1.
>
> And it we want FBO's on GLES1.1, then we need to explicitly load the OES
> FBO extensions to be sure that we don't get the GLES2 methods by mistake.
> Note also the method naming convention is different for the OES
> extensions, so there will be a different codepath anyway.
>
> This might get cleaner if I move android to GLES2, but I want to minimize
> the scope of the changes at this point. Shaders is a whole new area that I
> want to avoid until we get some more experience with the platform.
>
> Right now, I have three android devices for test, and they all respond
> differently to GL initialization. I found it best to be brutally explicit.
> I expect more breakage in the field....
>
> Feel free to hack away with conditionals to get the embedded linux GLES
> stuff working. We can simplify once we get everything working, no matter
> how ugly conditional it may become short-term.
>
> I'll try to verify your pull for CMakeLists today.
>
> I find that the Mali400 hardware performance (compressed tex) under
> GLES1.1 is not too bad, so it is worth the effort.
>
> Dave
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


I like since it makes it clear where the function returns, thanks for the clarification


ok, one last thing (LOL), I promise, in else we need to call the update status so that the subscription will be marked as suspended.

subscriptionUsage = getService("subscriptionService").processSubscriptionUsage(subscriptionUsage, {}, 'updateStatus');


It's a good thing to not swallow information when an error happens but it breaks the existing API. Any existing code using the new library will work fine in the common case so the change might not be detected until too late. YMMV


Only " =)


Hey! This is great!
How is the syntax to use it?


`and`


please commit to master


I understand your concerns,  but in the case of bitcoin I am very hesitant to ship non-standard patched binaries.  If I make a mistake, and the modified code causes a fork in the blockchain, those Nix users could be financially impacted.

For bitcoin I think it is safest to only release binaries build from essentially unpatched sources.

But perhaps I can allay your concerns about old versions of openssl by essentially inlining openssl_1_0_1j into the pkgs/applications/altcoins directory and not exposing it in all-packages.  This will dissuade other people from trying to use it.


@kgoderis Feel free to fill this method with useful stuff now :-)


Should most of these `Identity`s be changed to the new `MessageIdType`?  I guess I'd be tempted to even make the `MessageIdType` a `TaggedValue` rather than just an alias of `Identity`, but maybe that's too big a change?


`with associated series is returned`


@ereng this is the reason why I wanted test to check if URL's are not returning a 500 error. These mistakes are not captured on the controller tests.

@Piusyo  Check testControllerTest and see if you can write tests to prevent this types of errors.


`without associated series is returned`


I get a crash here when I launch the service.


Will this work if the `$decodedJson` is an empty hash ? (for back-compat)


Some technical problems are actually social problems -- and are actually not even really "problems", just minor frustrations that you're better off having than a solution that adds complexity.

Just my 2c. :)


Why not use a template FOR-loop?


Minor nitpick: I'd like to call this just "copy"


Ref: #2


Yea, I was planning to test that a little bit more before merging. Actually, I was planning to break the API with error related change anyway, so I'm ready to fix all the problems in one go.


The way it is setup is that your "project directory" (the directory on your host machine with the Vagrantfile in it) is linked to the directory in the VM.  So the answer to both of your questions is yes :smile:

The way it works is that in the Vagrant VM, there is a `/vagrant` directory which is shared with the host directory.  Any changes made on the host will also be changed in this directory, and vice versa.  This directory is symlinked to the `/home/vagrant/mdid` directory within the VM, and the app runs from there in the VM.

During the initial provisioning of the VM (the very first time you run `vagrant up` it will create a python `virtualenv` in `venv.vagrant` to keep all of the dependencies and everything together.  It creates this virtualenv from within the VM, but since the directories in the VM and the host are shared, that virtualenv directory also shows up on your host machine.

The upside to this is that with the VM running you can do all of your development on your host machine, using whatever editors/IDEs/etc that you like, and any changes you make will be reflected in the VM.

Hope this helps you out!  Lemme know if you need anything.


Drop it?


Yes, Have it as explore farm fresh


I am eric, and this is my 1st commit.


Well. I wouldnt do that myself; it is calling for flames and possible nasty discussion, and probably no response at all. This would feel like begging... Anyone who's still minirly interested of those people follows the blog and would see the progress.

As a matter of fact, I would more think that devs want their names and association with our project removed because they get reminded they are not connected to us anymore, and we'd actually loose that "glow" of their names... I think I know how those people can act. ;). Nothing good will come out of nagging or begging them. We could do that if the whole s9y code would be ported to symfony or some completely new code; but not like our evolutionary approach.

Cemetary was more for internal use - let the dead sleep, they earned it.;))

Nothing is meant to sound kffensive and I appreciate your opinion, but we should rather focus on fresh spirits. Whoever left the project, they have their reason and that should be respected... I wouldn't want to make them feel solicited.

> On 19.03.2015, at 17:24, donchambers <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I believe that will not be fruitful.
>
> I respectfully disagree. If we revamp the homepage, docs, forums, etc.... plus have a shiny new 2.0 look and feel, someone might just be curious to return. If we sent out an email to 20 people, and just one prior competent developer returned, it would have been a worthwhile effort IMHO.
>
> Having said that, I agree that "hall of fame" is better than cemetery - even though I'm fairly sure you never intended that as a heading in the docs! :)
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


why?


dgadfgadgad


Ummmm... Nope. Move dat stuff to the controller. The auth process just takes care for sign in as well out.


very nice!


Teste de commit


You can rewrite by the statement `if (n < 1) return;`. It would be cleaner.


We should search/replace also at some point.


DJ stylin!


test


Hi, I would like to put code in adobe illustrator.


You should use `strncmp` instead of `strcmp` for the sake of safety.


@florida63 could you elaborate? I see something wrong, but probably not what you meant.


You might need to use
action_name == "edit"

Also see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15841617/if-action-name-rails
for some reasonably recent discussion on this type of approach


@PhilT He's probably looking to talk to you about updating the NPM version. I am also interested in getting this done as well.


I'm not very familiar with Debian packaging.  What command do you normally run to generate the .deb?


You should mention the reason why you did.


Done
https://github.com/w3c/testtwf-website-src/commit/180c4465ac000d5fd4c15c928da5fcdfadbb7c05


You should make them accept a "comparator" function, and sort them based on that function. The `Array.prototype.sort` method documentation should have an example.


@legaultpierre:
- N. Shiklomanov, no institution listed, so mark as "N/A"


From my testing, the ultimate reason for a difference in the returned p-value is simply that different ordering of the value pairs going into the `pearsonr` calculation return slightly different correlation coefficients (even though the correlations should be identical regardless of ordering). Thus the equality test between `corr_coeff`from two identical sets of array pairs can fail if they are ordered differently. From my understanding, the proximate differences in permutation in the two tests really only matters in that it leads to more or less regular ordering of the arrays going into `pearsonr`.

If this pathological behavior of pearsonr is accounted for, the p-values returned by the two tests are statistically indistinguishable.

Not sure that this matters at all if we're happy about the tests...


Check if data have complex or not. if not, pass the test (not error).


You should give the explicit name to the created task to distinguish.


This feels heavy - is there a reason you are not just consuming ``resource_params`` as a rule function parameter?


@Jeronyson да вот я сам с ним не очень :)
Может хелп? https://help.github.com/articles/using-pull-requests/


Under which license are this samples?


Why are these needed? Won't the case below handle them?


If you can wait until the weekend I should be able to do it when I get a spare 5 minutes.


I think this broke nix-env because http://lxr.devzen.net/source/xref/nix/corepkgs/buildenv.nix uses __noChroot.


SO awesome. I just discovered it accidentally when I changed some images. Nice surprise. Thanks guys, you rock!!!


good fix


@legaultpierre:
- J.E. Hay: is actually John Hay, University of Waikato, New Zealand
- J. Gregory: is actually Jonathan M. Gregory, Met Office, UK
- J. Price: is actually Jeff Price, American Bird Conservancy


First Version


@PhilT Awesome thanks!


If data do not have float32 and 64, the test fails.


One thing I like to do is to make the observations as simple as possible.
The callback for `$stateChangeSuccess` goes from line `28` to `60` and is implemented in place. Is true that your comment there compensates, but look at this alternative code I'd write for this:

```JavaScript
  /**
   * The controller manages the avialable & selected chart types.
   *
   * Different type selection sections are shown depending the current page.
   * This controller manages the types selection made available through the
   * typeSelector service to use in the page specific controllers.
   */

...

    $scope.initialize = function () {

        ...
        $scope.$on('$stateChangeSuccess', $scope.onStateChanged());
        ...
    };

    /*
    * Reset the types and update the visible sections when a user changes the page.
    */
    $scope.onStateChanged = function() {
        var allPagesWithSelector = [
          'model.view',
          'analysis.scenarios',
          'analysis.optimization'
        ];
        var analysisPages = [
          'analysis.scenarios',
          'analysis.optimization'
        ];

        // reset the graph types
        if (_(allPagesWithSelector).contains($state.current.name)) {
          angular.extend($scope.types, angular.copy(CONFIG.GRAPH_TYPES));

          // for pages without stacked charts overall charts are set by default
          if (_(analysisPages).contains($state.current.name)) {
            var stackedTypes = ['plhiv', 'daly', 'death', 'inci', 'dx'];
            $scope.types.population = _($scope.types.population).map(function(type) {
              if (_(stackedTypes).contains(type.id)) {
                type.stacked = false;
                type.total = true;
              }
              return type;
            });
          }
        }

        // update section visibility
        updateVisibilityOf('typeSelector', allPagesWithSelector);
        updateVisibilityOf('stackedCheckbox', ['model.view']);
        updateVisibilityOf('plotUncertainties', ['analysis.optimization']);
      };

    $scope.initialize();
```

By looking at the comment on the header + the initialize method you have a really good idea of that this guy is about. And if you (or your teammates) need to maintain or add features, is just another method instead of walking on eggs :)

The main gain comes from encapsulating complexity in methods that reveal intent. When we do that implementation becomes a mundane detail that might change in the future, without causing further troubles


Why do we need to compare tokens?


@legaultpierre:
- M. Skinner, no institution found, so mark as "N/A"
- J. Smith: is actually Joel B. Smith, Stratus Consulting


@pdion891 do we need this? I think we need the file from https://github.com/apache/cloudstack/blob/master/client/tomcatconf/java.security.ciphers.in

same as environment.properties etc. Is there a better way to use this, instead of keeping 4 copies of the same thing but simply use the one in client/tomcatconf?


done


Testing git


Getting
```bash
$ nix-env -i mplayer
installing ‘mplayer-1.1.1’
building path(s) ‘/nix/store/f9b5pv9iq25h9hcw5y62q7927zpw3v6j-user-environment’
error: derivation ‘/nix/store/0b997gi3dlci6qsvswxn1l60hqnf594p-user-environment.drv’ has ‘__noChroot’ set, but that's not allowed when ‘build-use-chroot’ is ‘true’
```
I have
```nix
nix.useChroot = true;
```
in my `configuration.nix`.


yup. u r definitely correct. will add documentation to this one. a PR would be nice too ;)


drop it?


AstNode has a getTokenValue() method.


@edolstra chroot always struck me as a purity measure, not a security one. Why this more restrictive change?


The intent is definitely clearer this way. Nice.


@legaultpierre:
- Joel B. Smith, Stratus Consulting, USA
- Hans-Joachim Schellnhuber, Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research, Germany
- J. Price is actually Jeff Price, American Bird Conservancy


Klingt gut. Kannst dir den branch gerne auschecken und entsprechend ändern


Please don't push directly to master - that's what pull requests are for


Yes, merging the release branches back may not be the best idea (that was just my initial thought). However, I think we somehow need to handle these cases - changes only in release branch that should go back also into the main branch.


Would it be easier to subscribe to RETURN_STMT and YIELD_STMT and check their ancestors?


The typical use case I have is: I have a main configuration file. This is either the default config file (located in same or parent directory of executable), or one specified on the command-line, or via loadConfiguration(path). In the same directory I usually have other files required by the application, like certificates. In my configuration files, I prefer to refer to these files using ${application.configDir}.

If you're looking for a user config path that's readable and writable, there's the "system.configHomeDir" property.


Potential use cases:
-print labels (address)
-add subscriber
-update subscription(manual & automatic)
-update subscriber info (change of address)
-delete subscriber


Hi
Not sure I'd like this in the readme since it's unofficial and it makes it sound like we're reversing the driver for money. The bountysource donations is a totally separate project from this github repo. It is mentioned in the wiki because the wiki is free for anyone to edit.

Thanks
Patrik


Is this class used @jucarave ? I could find no references?


Same for this class, is it being used or was it something temporary


I talked to Dave about this and he said that ARRAY will preserve the order as long as it's treated as an array ref (is_many wouldn't preserve the order). I asked him to look at this PR as well.


Yeah, it wasn't originally a security measure. But on Hydra build machines it's actually pretty nice if we can prevent people from breaking out of the chroot.


Hmmm, right. I'll dig deeper then...


Terug naar vorige versie. Te veel verwijderd waardoor management niet meer werkt.


This condition seems mysterious.


Thanks @sumbach! We had already fixed a few of these but you caught one we didn't so I'll add those in.


@DoriftoShoes Just to confirm `%build` section is optional, right?


Shouldn't this be something like `properties.name || attrs.olLayerProperties`, so if you're using `ng-repeat` to define your layers, they don't all have the same name?

Otherwise, every layer in this would end up being called `layer`:
```html
<openlayers ol-center="europe" custom-layers="true" height="400px">
         <ol-layer ol-layer-properties="layer" ng-repeat="layer in layers|filter:{active:true}"></ol-layer>
     </openlayers>
```


@viering you might find this useful


@viering and this


done


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.4.0.52](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=5804&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


Also the updated repo for the project is [here](https://github.com/yourbodynotyourchoice/yourbodynotyourchoice.github.io).


terug


Why, though? Builds run as unprivileged users, what can they do? This seems like a different case than the restricted evaluation mode.


@sylzys: about colorHash, I spoke about this code. I suggest ti attach a second event to keyup on input to handle this behavior.


Wow.  Nice one.


Hi to you too.


I usually prefer using a literal for the expected message.


These 3 references were added, but I don't think these 3 files were added.


need to be changed to "disease"


Oops I must have messed up that merge. I swear when I did it I picked your version :(


The SVGs I tested with did not seem to like inherited brush styles


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1160 of 1162 tests passed)

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Actually, no.
```super``` without any arguments invokes the overriden method with exactly the same arguments.
Sorry, I couldn't find a document describing this behavior in English.
I think explicit specification of arguments are less flexible,
but I will fix this line if you want them written explicitly for clarity.


neat!


I'm not sure I understand why this is better? What if I want to have them be part of the test?

I'm still just confused why this is even considered complex. I'm planning on this app having far more complicated models in the future. I feel like I'm running up against the "not many people have built full complex websites with Ember-data" issue with this kind of thing. Gets a little frustrating.

I feel like I might be writing a patch to QUnit soon. The obvious behaviour I'd expect is that this stuff gets lazy loaded, or automatically loaded if there is a belongsTo relationship.


Is this disease used by others


No strong opinion, it just seemed reasonable to have a class for each element type


Hello,

  Is this commit supposed to fix either of: https://github.com/TwidereProject/Twidere-Android/issues/70 or https://github.com/TwidereProject/Twidere-Android/issues/53 ?


first pull request how exciting!  I hate squirrels but I love this code :shipit:


Have a look at module.exports. Should be a drop in replacement of
css-select. Just as a warning: This isn't particularly well tested :)


Which one Billboard? Not right now, but thats the class for the decorating elements of the map


That makes sense, and I agree we need a uniform way of handling this for all permutation-based tests. I was thinking we would update all existing permutation-based tests in #810, so that this can be fixed across the codebase at the same time.

I still don't understand how this affects the difference in p-values in the Mantel vs. Hommola unit test, since both functions use the imprecise `pearsonr` calculation to compute correlation coefficients and then compare them. Reverting Hommola to use more precise p-values and leaving Mantel as-is (imprecise) may yield p-values that are more similar (within 2 decimal places) in the unit test, but that may just be an artifact of the single (tiny) unit test dataset and ordering. In other words, I'm not convinced that having Hommola compute precise p-values and Mantel compute imprecise p-values will yield the same p-values. I think this is an artifact of the different permutation strategies noted above. Does that make sense? Apologies if I'm misunderstanding the issue.


@slashman I have plans for this one so don't erase it.


I'm not sure how to integrate this. Could you suggest something that I can just copy?


Hehe ok, I won't be erasing anything, just curious :)

Is this for the 3D rendered things?


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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@jensopetersen `./build.sh` by itself only compiles those files that have changed. For bigger changes like this I would recommend doing `./build.sh clean && ./build.sh`. Obviously please make sure you have a backup of your config and data first.


See my comment [here](https://github.com/jairideout/scikit-bio/commit/789676424d9767a82de32b02bb0db474ab06e972#commitcomment-10289382) for why the permutation strategies are different.


I think you want `sum by (node, service)(consul_catalog_service_node_healthy == 0)`


You can try it.  I thought it was required so I always leave it in there, just blank.


There was an issue when starting Studio.  Importing of the third_party code requires definition of a constant that is not defined in the CMS environment.  I believe it may have been `OAUTH_OIDC_ISSUER`.


Oops, I deleted this line..
Couldn't we just add
``
@buildBadge colorhash input.val()
```
in onRenameValidation function like :
```
#blur and enter have the same effect
        else if (key is 13 or event.type is 'focusout')
            app.calendars.rename calendarName, input.val(), =>
                @stopSpinner()
        else
            @buildBadge colorhash input.val()
```


Technically, no, but I was using it to scope the amount of time the lock is held.


Yes, sorry, I did have a mental note about uncommenting that again...forgot


k, i wasn't sure if it can be blank.


They're not unprivileged, they can do anything a local user can, such as connecting to local daemons (like the Nix daemon), attempting /tmp races, etc.


I wanted to move node from one parent to another. Found a solution here http://stackoverflow.com/questions/889527/move-node-in-nested-set


The transaction will be opened for us anyway, so I wouldn't be worry about that.


These are all now switched to strtokm().  The ones NOT done are:

SKEY:  require strtok
plugin: all sorts of issues there, I did not want to undertake until we figure that one out.
options: I was not sure if this still needed strtok or not.

I changed mkv. This also opened up providing 'empty' values for start and stop, vs putting '0' to be entered.  there was a bit of change however.  This also 'fixes' a FIXME. I also changed raw2dyna and config.  Those were simple.

Pkzip (and zip and openc-zip) has it's own strtok 'like' function.  That is setup as an issue. I am pretty sure strtokm can be used, and should be used.


comment


:parking:


But not during context initialization


is it valid to call __exit__ without any argument?


I couldn't get my manager to sign the contributor agreement, unfortunately :-(
Althought adding comments might not require it, right?


You can think of those sections as essentially inlined shell scripts.  A blank one should just get skipped over.


Yeah, I'm planing on doing things like the Codex in the shrine room and other small elements.


This is comparing the correlation coefficients, which should be the same between the two tests (they are calculated independently of the number of permutations). I also decided to compare the p-values because both should be `np.nan`. Mainly added this to make sure the two methods behave the same way with `permutations=0`.


makefile should include:
main.o : main.c description.h serial.o parallel.o
serial.o : serial.c common.h
parallel.o : parallel.c common.h


@jzawadzki zaraz leci commit z lżejszymi kontrolerami, zerknij za chwilę :)


It's a idea, just to put everything on avocado.api. Personally I prefer to keep standard lib alone and let the test developers use it.


NOTE, I will look at making 'level' work with empty value also (it should be easy). That is as long as level is in the config section.


it appears to me that line 7 is an error - giving the wrong HIP number.


cc @petkaantonov just fyi


dobrze by było zdecydować się na jeden język :P


should be `incremental`


should be `whether`


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The diff is this, did GitHub break?

```diff
diff --git a/README.md b/README.md
index e7c9d28..5608a50 100644
--- a/README.md
+++ b/README.md
@@ -285,7 +285,7 @@ information about the governance of the io.js project, see
 * **Julian Duque** ([@julianduque](https://github.com/julianduque)) <julianduquej@gmail.com>
 * **Johan Bergström** ([@jbergstroem](https://github.com/jbergstroem)) <bugs@bergstroem.nu>
 * **Roman Reiss** ([@silverwind](https://github.com/silverwind)) <me@silverwind.io>
-* **Petka Antonov** ([@petkaantonov](https://github.com/petkaanotnov)) <petka_antonov@hotmail.com>
+* **Petka Antonov** ([@petkaantonov](https://github.com/petkaantonov)) <petka_antonov@hotmail.com>
 * **Yosuke Furukawa** ([@yosuke-furukawa](https://github.com/yosuke-furukawa)) <yosuke.furukawa@gmail.com>

 Collaborators follow the [COLLABORATOR_GUIDE.md](./COLLABORATOR_GUIDE.md) in
```


That does it. How silly. Thanks @Montellese!


[Deployment available online](https://s.brightspace.com/apps/ipa/dev/327cd34bf20e03d49181926adb4289e20e8632a8/app.js)


Angielski najpierw proponuję, a po publikacji dodamy możliwość zmiany na polski
Tylko stringi wszystkie muszą być w tym folderze String


Ty no mam błąd nie chce mi w ogóle ruszyć ta apka
W sumie to nawet nie wiem, którą wersję mi zuploadowało


It may be easier to subscribe to RETURN_STMT and YIELD_STMT and to check their FUNCDEF ancestor.


Can you please nest these rules farther up the page so that grunt adds the chained selectors itself? I can show you how this is done if you need.


*Gives @Squareys a hard stare.*


ok ;)
po moim commicie działało :D


90693826-Central-cooling-coils-not-autosizing-to-correct-airflow-in-some-cases-#4810 (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1663 of 1666 tests passed)

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Nice! @PhilT


Error running app: Module is not found


Part of the problem is all the double negatives.  I improved the code to remove those.
I also added a comment to help.


That looks very weird. Maybe you should double quotation marks for the javascript quotes :-)


HotFixPurchasedAirUnitTest (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1160 of 1162 tests passed)

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Подключение к серверу oanda


Thank you again.  I am certainly missing these python checks at the end of the ./configure:
  checking /usr/include/python2.7/Python.h usability... yes
  checking /usr/include/python2.7/Python.h presence... yes
  checking for /usr/include/python2.7/Python.h... yes

I don't even see where these python checks are in the ./configure or configure.ac


@ivanmushketyk what are the other options? make the method private?


This makes me super sad. This code should be conditionalized on something other than the request parameters, then, and commented accordingly.


http://i.stack.imgur.com/BDqr4.png
W tym miejscu nie mam żadnego modułu. Nie wiecie co z tym zrobić?


Вспомогательный метод, работает только в тестовом режиме!


w ogóle robimy to do dupy, bo wrzucamy wszystko na mastera, a powinien być cały sprint robiony na osobnej gałęzi, np. develop i jak działa ok, to wtedy merge z masterem


Открытие заявки


Niestety, ale Szczurek ma chyba rację


I'm firewalled, so I can't access :8081 so it won't upload.

FWIW, I never use the release plugin. It causes unending misery when it fails - which is always!


It looked like you used force push to overwrite some files. Please see: https://github.com/felis/USB_Host_Shield_2.0/commit/a2265ea0a9c97a1a9cfb9cdc3abe0a8470604208.

In the future please add conflicts names to the commit message, as I have done here: https://github.com/felis/USB_Host_Shield_2.0/commit/6047962d607ed3e837b896922445d6714c22b4a4.
I only accidentally realised that the files and history had been overwritten.


Maybe change to instead of iterating pixel by pixel, use array addressing on the valid_pixels for each band and join them together, i.e. deal with each band in the same style as the weight array.


there was problems with introducing new type, however I've done this readability sake . Will update today


I wouldn't worry about changing the format like this, as it gets overwritten by `npm install --save`. So `npm install --save OPENi-ict/tracklet` will actually use `ssh://git@github.com:OPENi-ict/tracklet` when updating the package.json


a co Ty jakiś test chcesz odpalać ?


@ivanmushketyk nice! done.


A co to w ogóle "TestAndroidStudio"? Odpaliłeś ten nasz projekt? :P


Выставление переменных


done.  thanks.


I can release for you


@ivanmushketyk this part has been refactoed


Cool!


@ivanmushketyk changed to list, thanks


Начало работы


It's returning a collection of store cursors instead of a store cursor so may be it should be called something else?
Like getSmartStoreCursors.


Actually this is something we need to test. I think it was in place to make the list scroll for many appa. However it interferes with the arrow.


Looks great


@ivanmushketyk done, however due to some problems it looks not so nice:

class Graph[V, E](raw: Map[V, Map[V, E]], vertexWeightCalculator: V => Double = (v) => 0.0) {

  def isEmpty: Boolean = raw isEmpty

  def vertexes: List[V] = raw.keys toList

  def neigbors(vertex: V): List[V] = raw.get(vertex).get.keys toList

  def edge(from: V, to: V): Option[E] = raw.get(from).get get(to)

  def rawData = raw

  def weight(vertex: V) = vertexWeightCalculator(vertex)

  def size = raw.size

}


Ajout du framework jquery en local


Or maybe you could have two methods getStoreCursor(smartstore, id) and a putStoreCursor(smartstore, id) methods that would hide the implementation (as map of arrays).


Catching exceptions in constructor ~ consider refactor


what about the one that throws an exception?


@ivanmushketyk done =)


M... you mustn't merge PRs on top of released version. If you want emulate maven-release-plugin you must do second commit with setting release version (==beta1) to new -SNAPSHOT version. Either you have two source states with the same artifact version that is wrong.


We need to figure out why you had to do this. It must be for a test


need to chat about this =)


90693826-Central-cooling-coils-not-autosizing-to-correct-airflow-in-some-cases-#4810 (rraustad) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1669 of 1672 tests passed)

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done, almost


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'Key is empty to ensure that the model name is not used as a prefix for validation.'


To screen jakiś z neta Ci pokazałem, chodzi o to w którym miejscu
No właśnie powinniśmy na innej gałęzi bo teraz jak zuploadowałem to mi sięwszystko porąbało i nie wiem jak ja to ruszę


done, amazing comment and really awesome impact on the code =)


@sharkawy94  you can not report from the controller to the user and you should remove the arrow from the the view to the user
from the model to the controller it should report success or failer not error all the time


found processing instead of initializing ~ consider refactor


dziwne pliki sie pozmieniały po tym commicie - chodzi mi o pierwsze 3 tabelki


one more big change along the same lines


a poza tym musimy mieć jakiś komunikator, bo to jest do chuja niepodobne :>


If p is atomic and q is not then operations in q should not interleave between operations in p.

For ex if p = atomic(p1 >> p2) and q = q1 >> q2 then p * q implies either of:
(p1 >> p2) >> q1 >> q2
q1 >> (p1 >> p2)  >> q2
q1 >> q2 >> (p1 >> p2)

But the below else case would take apart p and additionally generate
q1 >> p1 >> q2 >> p2
p1 >> q1 >> p2 >> q2
p1 >> q1 >> q2 >> p2

which I think is not what atomic implies.

I think the right way to go about this is to make Atomic branch in function d to only return the list of final states of an atomic operations. Any intermediate state(s) of an atomic operation should not be visible.


done


need ask q here


also need to ask some q


no mi się nagle zrobił inny package zupełnie, wygląda na grubego bo sie marcin nazywa i teraz widzę, żę manifestu nie może znaleźćć....


How about `"when special-case objects inside hashes"`?


good error message.


@davidfowl yes, for tests. this is part of a workaround for aspnet/Configuration#159  I did it after discussions with @loudej (he of the two GitHub ids) to replace overriding the `static IServiceProvider` in functional tests.


Yeah the function is check_status() in 0.0.1. Do an if AIRMDE_VER is 0.0.1 then check_status else do enabled()


Nice find.  Please make a pull request to the TiVo fork.


package ma być grubego, tak został założony projekt


No tylko mi podkreśla, że całego packega nie moze znaleźć


best


Weird, last week I replaced `sqrt(a*a + b*b)` with `hypot(a, b)` in my own code because my tests (`Float64` only) showed it was faster as well. Maybe I have to revisit that...


thank you very much


extra usage of this


Done -- thanks, @satra!


> I thought @melvinzhang might be able to write a a quick awk script...

Please ignore, I will hack some code onto the scripts builder to do this - it might be useful in future if a batch image update is required.


It's a library feature, not a language one,  in c++14.  Please do not rely on anthing > c++11 atm.
Additionally, c++14 features would need to be enabled explicitly.


Isn't it a better idea to generate an actual random disk name here?


This prevents us from having to write `environmentVariables.<anything>`.


Yeah, that works. They both give you the same results, but yours has just the bits I'm looking for.


Maybe lets have one where we don't specify the namespace and let it default to "default"


    robot.run('blackbox_tests/{}'.format(f))

This will do for all *.robot files. The if statement guarantees that the file being iterated is a black-box test


Just learning how to blur elements just the way in iOS.


Hey, this is a very good idea. I accidentally just read your comment and made the same change instead of pulling your change. I prefixed the enums with LOGLEVEL_. Sorry but this makes your pull obsolete.


Yeah, I was just trying to mention this in case you got a support request or something. I had 0.0.1 and since the last update, all of the WP dashboard went crazy. I have updated to 0.0.3 after it happened.

Would you be interested in having that fix? I can send a pull request.


sialala


Use workflowConfig.getScheduleConfig().isRecurring()


My comment is actually wrong - dropping candidates can cause inference to "magically" pick a resolution for an ambiguity, if a trait receives a type parameter. But this does not occur with projections any more that it occurs with impls.

I mean, this compiles and prints `false`, but prints `()` if you remove the where-clause:
```Rust
pub trait Foo<T> {
    fn foo(&self) -> T;
}

impl<T> Foo<()> for T {
    fn foo(&self) { () }
}

impl Foo<bool> for bool {
    fn foo(&self) -> bool { *self }
}

pub fn foo<T>(t: T) where T: Foo<bool> {
   println!("{:?}", t.foo());
}

fn main() { foo(false); }
```


oh yes. sorry I misread the doc.


It looks like these `require`s and the three you've added in `app/observers/manual_observers_registry.rb` should have been there already - could you rebase them into a separate commit to make that clearer, rather than mixing them in with the other changes in this commit?


typo: deleteJobFromScheduledtQueue -> deleteJobFromScheduledQueue


U mnie trzeba pozmieniać w File -> Project Structure ścieżki do manifestu main activity itp..


> I think the driver = ... lines in solarflare.lua and intel10g.lua could use a brief comment to say that these are > to make it easier for driver modules to be used interchangably.

@lukego like so?


I can't see anything in #247 which implies a need for this method to be `public`. It seems `protected` would be enough, as in the other runner types.

I'm probably just failing to spot some subtledy :blush:


sratata ta ;D


dziwne


package na razie powinno być moje, go dla mojego konta jest wygenerowany klucz do api map


you're right; that snippet was pulled from a function .. https://github.com/gisinc/ArcPyLogger/blob/master/arcpylogger/arcpyloggerhelper.py#L31

We should fix it


i believe so. if the change is less than a certain side the "cla required" tag would not be triggered. thanks for the help.


Yeah if you want to do a pr that would be greatly appreciated. I think a simple if else using a version_compare to call the right function would be the best approach :)


Oh, hmm. Now I'm not sure.


[Deployment available online](https://s.brightspace.com/apps/ipa/dev/64d6c873c3592d5958a1c483e52d8c28ac75098f/app.js)


Oh my god what a commit authorship voilation when did you learn java correct the authorship before I report it.


Даже и не знаю куда грешить... принудительное указание curl'у протокола tlsv1.2 (а также 1.1, 10 и 1 =)) результатов не принесло. Также как и обновление Nas4Free (а вместе с ним и базового OpenSSL до 0.9.8za-freebsd). После установки из портов OpenSSL 1.0.1l и последующей пересборки Curl - все ништяк.

```
root@torrentmonitor:~ # curl -v https://www.lostfilm.tv/rssdd.xml
*   Trying 104.28.16.79...
* Connected to www.lostfilm.tv (104.28.16.79) port 443 (#0)
* successfully set certificate verify locations:
*   CAfile: /usr/local/share/certs/ca-root-nss.crt
  CApath: none
* TLSv1.2, TLS handshake, Client hello (1):
* TLSv1.2, TLS handshake, Server hello (2):
* TLSv1.2, TLS handshake, CERT (11):
* TLSv1.2, TLS handshake, Server key exchange (12):
* TLSv1.2, TLS handshake, Server finished (14):
* TLSv1.2, TLS handshake, Client key exchange (16):
* TLSv1.2, TLS change cipher, Client hello (1):
* TLSv1.2, TLS handshake, Finished (20):
* TLSv1.2, TLS change cipher, Client hello (1):
* TLSv1.2, TLS handshake, Finished (20):
* SSL connection using unknown / ECDHE-ECDSA-AES128-GCM-SHA256
* Server certificate:
*        subject: OU=Domain Control Validated; OU=PositiveSSL Multi-Domain; CN=sni48626.cloudflaressl.com
*        start date: 2015-02-13 00:00:00 GMT
*        expire date: 2015-09-30 23:59:59 GMT
*        subjectAltName: www.lostfilm.tv matched
*        issuer: C=GB; ST=Greater Manchester; L=Salford; O=COMODO CA Limited; CN=COMODO ECC Domain Validation Secure Server CA 2
*        SSL certificate verify ok.
> GET /rssdd.xml HTTP/1.1
> User-Agent: curl/7.41.0
> Host: www.lostfilm.tv
> Accept: */*
>
< HTTP/1.1 200 OK
< Server: cloudflare-nginx
< Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2015 17:32:29 GMT
< Content-Type: text/xml
< Transfer-Encoding: chunked
< Connection: keep-alive
< Set-Cookie: __cfduid=d5253afa226788833f3734916abaeb0621426786349; expires=Fri, 18-Mar-16 17:32:29 GMT; path=/; domain=.lostfilm.tv; HttpOnly
< Last-Modified: Wed, 18 Mar 2015 19:10:08 GMT
< Vary: Accept-Encoding
< CF-RAY: 1c9aeab9322016d0-ARN
<
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-1251" ?>
<rss version="0.91">
<channel>
bla bla bla
```

А что самое интересно - иногда и через Билайновскую заглушку пробивает:

```
root@torrentmonitor:~ # curl -v http://lostfilm.tv/rssdd.xml
*   Trying 104.28.17.79...
* Connected to lostfilm.tv (104.28.17.79) port 80 (#0)
> GET /rssdd.xml HTTP/1.1
> User-Agent: curl/7.41.0
> Host: lostfilm.tv
> Accept: */*
>
< HTTP/1.1 200 OK
< Date: Thu, 19 Mar 2015 17:33:35 GMT
< Content-Type: text/xml
< Transfer-Encoding: chunked
< Connection: keep-alive
< Set-Cookie: __cfduid=de808ebd9440add4a8c592d280138eb931426786415; expires=Fri, 18-Mar-16 17:33:35 GMT; path=/; domain=.lostfilm.tv; HttpOnly
< Last-Modified: Wed, 18 Mar 2015 19:10:08 GMT
< Vary: Accept-Encoding
< Server: cloudflare-nginx
< CF-RAY: 1c9aec55f2ac16d6-ARN
<
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="windows-1251" ?>
<rss version="0.91">
<channel>
bla bla
```


sir it is not getting executed,what to do ?? just tell me the steps


As a heads-up, Baby Parse will probably be phased out this year as Papa Parse achieves Node compatibility. I think it's pretty close already.


@ysitu While I being working on the same thing, I see a great piece of work already done. This is very appreciable.
Why exactly aren't we merging this and what does this commit need more for a fully enabled Metis add-on? I wish to help.


done


darn merge conflicts


Nice catch, yes this shouldn't appear in the `zfs receive` section which already takes a `-e` argument.  Could you open a pull request to drop this hunk.


Currently it's the if we don't test... as config is always passed as an array already.


Yep, will do -- I'll reping after i do the rest


nice work, DJ!


This is exactly what is happening here - there are two pods without namespace and we're checking whether it's defaulting to "default".
Do you want me to create another explicit testcase for that?


continue isn't exactly what we want tho .. basically we're checking if there's already an arcpylogger.ArcpyMessageHandler() handler present, and adding it if not.  The "else" clause on a for loop would work well for that:

    for h in rootLogger.handlers:
        if isinstance(h, arcpylogger.ArcpyMessageHandler):
            break
    else:
         rootLogger.addHandler(arcpylogger.ArcpyMessageHandler())


@fna I have this q_insurer above on line 58 - 61, where if not FHA, Q object is being negated.  Another way I can do this is something like:
```
if params_data['loan_type'] in (Monthly.FHA, Monthly.FHA_HB):
    result = ... The filter with no Q objects
else
    result = ... The filter without the insurer=Monthly.FHA,
        but with an exclude chain at the end .exclude(insurer=Monthly.FHA)

It just looks longer and repeating.  What do you think?

I can change the one in the upfront though for sure.


nice job!


Hi @ccanaria! Thanks for using Argo. I'd love to learn more about these new regex patterns and examples and hope you'll submit a PR back to the project!


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Thanks. I fixed this in b753f49.


Why do we switch to using df -h here? We haven't had them run that as part of the lab, so those numbers can't be directly compared to anything. They ran lvs and docker info previously in this lab, but those are all slightly different reports.


@pirxpilot had to change this from `1` to `2`, i assume this was a typo yeah?


Thank you for noticing. I am baffled, it certainly should not be deleted, it is mentioned in the commentary I added above, and in fact one hook on the python3 branch (PIL_Image) uses it. I am not sure what's going on. I am going to delete this commit and pull request.


and this was changed from `2` to `3`.


@vbatts Please don't conflate appc and rocket, s/rckt/appc/g is more accurate.


Gruby Tobie działa to ?


Il faut passer "a" sur 32 bits: unsigned long int.
Mais en effectuant ce changement, un problème apparaît sur Keil dû à la version d'évaluation...
Voir comment contourner ce problème.


Done


Ja to mam akurat rozwalone trochę przez te mapy, więc nie mam jak sprawdzić.
Ale wczoraj jeszcze działało


może to przez Piotrka


no, coś dobrze tam namieszał, bo mi już też nie działa


Here, we need to interpret the errors and warnings which are in `c`...
Any clue where do I have to write that?


@jzawadzki teraz chyba jesteśmy w miarę "eko" :smiley:


This revision is clean.


ja to mam gdzieś w zipie ściągnięte, więc najwyżej to wrzucę


Fixed.


@ElizarovEugene, Вы учтите, что при парсинге содержимого файлов Вам необходимо будет для каждого файла делать разбивку имени на треккер, id, или треккер, название, эпизод, сезон и потом искать их в базе и уже оттуда получать название для заголовка..... ну или просто в rss ленту выводить названия торрент-файлов.
Мне, как пользователю Transmission, вообще не нужно хранить эти файлы :)
Кстати, а при удалении раздачи из списка сканируемых, файл удаляется или остается?


@Fishrock123  the change is:

petkaanotnov -> petkaantonov


better readme


closes #21


This could be me not fully understanding what this is supposed to teach me, but why should I be surprised that when I created a file in /etc, that it isn't in /usr/etc, but is actually where I told it to be? If this is noteworthy, we should probably say why to reinforce our point.

Running ls on two separate directories doesn't really feel like comparing things to me, but that's probably just me being nitpicky. Is there a better way we could directly compare the two directories, or is the current approach fine?


This should be move out of the scope of subject overridden.


Aprovado


Added `$extension_customizations_locations += $extensions_custom_locations`
Fixes https://github.com/ThemeFuse/Unyson/issues/382


@vlmaksime Да я вот вообще думаю - а надо ли всю эту информацию пихать в ленту? По сути она нужна только для клиентов, что бы забрать оттуда ссылку и её люди читать не будут
Нет, файлы сейчас вообще никак не удаляются


Actually I don't know what to do. If I revert 5eede it would also revert the three  commits I made after it, no? But they are unaffected. I am looking at a version of analysis.py that appears to be correct. Maybe I will just commit that.


You've inverted the meaning of the comment. Start 1965461 > end 1965072.


dawaj wrzuć


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bump to 0.7.0


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Nope.

See block scope. AS3 doesn't 'support' it in-so-far as scope isolationism, but it's causes no problems and obviates the need to then re-add/uncomment a second comment-block enclosing the closing curly brace later if we need this stuff again.


:movie_camera:  style


How about
if @current_user.current_skills.where(skill_id: skill.skill_id.to_s).empty? # 'if user is lacking this skill'
#give empty stars
else
#give appropriate filled stars

Trying to avoid the double negative of the 'if not empty?'


@piroor https://github.com/piroor/textlink/pull/45 have another changes for `jetpack/textlink-jetpack.js` file.


Weird. The entire file doesn’t `use warnings`. How did that warning happen?


I wonder if the number of sequential bytes counted here, are not just sequential within any random offset inside the file, or if sequential does mean indeed bytes downloaded consecutively starting from offset 0.


Change the version and the dependencies of rails from 3.1.0 to 4.1.0 then it will be fine.


rax retry tests