I'm aware of that, and I'm still looking for a bi-directional sync between fossil and git. Most of my repositories are fossil, then converted to git and synced here, but at some point libsoldout stuff happened on the git repository, and since then the fossil repository staled. I would love to fix that without breaking any commit id on either side…


Are you sure this is more efficient than Sprintf?


Tôi đang refactor lại theo hướng của mình, hàm này để tạm đó rồi sẽ quay lại refactor tiếp sau... :)


shouldn't it be more effective do do this as:

```go
data.WriteString(s.prefix)
data.WriteByte('.')
```

same goes for :190


I think it would be better to use:

'{1} thanked/liked your post "{2}" ({3})';


Maybe it would be better to use this:

Receive an alert when someone put thanks/like to my post?


Fix vc2013 complier warning.


I'd just add the suffix (e.g. |g |c |s etc) as an extra parameter instead of appending it to the strings in the public methods. i.e.
`func (s *Client) submit(stat, value, suffix string, rate float32) error`


Ah! This is why screen scrolling is so bad on this game. :frowning:


This may be straightforward enough to reverse engineer here.


Why is this commented out?


There's got to be a better way to do this


non


Muy bien


In Core/GDCore/IDE/ :smiley:
There already are EventsRefactorer and classes useful for manipulating games like ArbitraryEventsWorker, EventsVariableFinder, ArbitraryResourceWorker... These classes are meant to be used by any development tool based on GDCore so GDCore/IDE is the perfect match.
The class would have been put in GDIDE if it was only usable by the graphical IDE (i.e if it was using wxWidgets features or very specific to users interactions), but that's not the case here.


I think the firstMondays array was just for convenience. Before I added the US holidays, Mondays were the only entries beyond the very specific ones. I think I started with a firstTuesdays array and then when I was going to add yet another one I looked to see if there was an easy general way to do it.


I would be good to have some explanation here of why we're using Rhino instead of Nashorn.


partially fixed #4


Seems like we agreed on this. That resolves all issues for this pull, I'm merging Fish will implement this change in a subsequent pull.


Really? Looks gross :)


thanks yeah I must have missed those ones


Seems to be a great improvement !


Would it make sense when creating the ConductRController actor to have it "ping" the ConductR server here to validate a connection is possible? Don't know what the ping would look like, just a test of network connectivity, and that there is actually a conductR server listening?


75行目が不要。


Really `fsPeekData` should be implemented like this:

```nim
 proc fsPeekData(s: Stream, buffer: pointer, bufLen: int): int =
    let pos = fsGetPosition(s)
    result = readBuffer(FileStream(s).f, buffer, bufLen)
    fsSetPosition(s, pos)
```

That way you don't have to think about being off by 1 somewhere.


@vrabaud, I think this change is creating the troubles reported [here](https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/object-recognition-kitchen/iTMQiEjwTk8). Is the solution to install ros-indigo-opencv3, right?
Thanks!


should be

```nim
  proc fsPeekData(s: Stream, buffer: pointer, bufLen: int): int =
    let pos = fsGetPosition(s)
    result = readBuffer(FileStream(s).f, buffer, bufLen)
    fsSetPosition(s, pos)
```


That's an interesting idea, and could do a basic /members request perhaps... of course there's no guarantee that the connection will remain available, but I guess your goal here is to ascertain whether the connection specified is valid close to the time when the connection is actually specified...

If you feel strongly about this then please raise a separate issue for it.


Could SDL_PumpEvents() be useful to fix this bug?
Bug: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S97Sb--Ob50


might need aswell to change linuxPackages_testing


No new RC yet for 2 weeks, not sure what policy we want


liquit?


@changlong please reply on G+ lol


Definitely. We're still working on getting everything working properly. I'll go ahead and put the readme up higher on the list!


@tabajarareis contrata eu ae, pow! :)


this is awesome


Need to remove the #loginWrapper ID


Thanks !!! I really mean it THANKS!!!

gsc1ugs --- after you change the pages you will need clear the cache  and refresh...

Go to Admin -> Extensions->Modifications
on the top of the page you will see clear and refresh.  This will generate the new cache pages with the updated code.


Suggestion, make `header_printed` static to the `print_cluster_summary_header` function.
That way you can call it unconditionally and avoid the if-clause each time


Well, `mvn verify` in this test project should be running surefire tests and failsafe tests.  Do you want me to delete some of them?


I just copied this from one of the other test projects, but okay.


Okay.


Good


I think READ_TIMEOUT should be 60 instead of connect timeout.
Read Timeout is the time waiting from Omise response, right?


I think setting the value explicitly aids clarity, but okay.


GroundDomainUpdate (sushobhit) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Why all the `_`? Its already under `_meta


Thank you for the infomation, @Jermolene.

> The reason is that when `$:/core/ui/EditTemplate/body` is a shadow tiddler then `[is[current]]` will return nothing.

But if delete everything in `$:/core/ui/EditTemplate/body` and put only `<$list filter="[is[current]]">` in it or in any self-made shadow tiddler, the content of the current tiddler is displayed in the view mode.  This seems to contradict your explanation.


Wasn't this the intention

```python
from __future__ import absolute_import

from .compat import make_sentinel, xrange
_MISSING = make_sentinel(var_name='_MISSING')
```

For python 3 compatibility, a common solution is to plaster

```python
from __future__ import (absolute_import, division, print_function,
                        unicode_literals)
```
at the top of every file. However in this case since `compat.py` deals with the string issues then the `unicode_literals` can be left out of the time travel.


... I guess. It's so ugly...


> Why did I delete the readme file

Should read

>Why did I delete Stereo Wired?

lol


>Why did I delete the readme file

should read

>Why did I delete Stereo Wired


It is very hard to review as you seem to have hidden "tiny fixes" in general line re-wrapping.


If I understand correctly, then the answer is no. `compat` is a module on its last legs, whose primary purpose right now is not compatibility, as the name suggests, but as a common place for `make_sentinel` to exist. The objects returned by `make_sentinel` have nicer `repr` outputs and work better for docs. However if a developer [chooses to use an independent utils module in their project](https://boltons.readthedocs.org/en/latest/architecture.html), `compat`'s absence will not affect the core functionality of `_MISSING`.


Why `!pen.isUp()`?  Why not `pen.isDown()`?  Why was `PenManager.isUp` added at all?


[Удаление лишних пробельных символов и табуляций](https://github.com/matmuchrapna/typographic-single-spaces)
[Замена x на символ × в размерных единицах](https://github.com/matmuchrapna/typographic-math-symbols)
[Замена (R) на символ зарегистрированной торговой марки](https://github.com/matmuchrapna/typographic-registered-trademark)
[Замена (c) на символ копирайт](https://github.com/matmuchrapna/typographic-copyright)
[Замена (tm) на символ торговой марки](https://github.com/matmuchrapna/typographic-trademark)
[Расстановка знака минус между числами](https://github.com/matmuchrapna/typographic-math-symbols)
[Расстановка правильного апострофа в английских текстах](https://github.com/matmuchrapna/typographic-apostrophes)
[Расстановка правильных «тройных» кавычек](https://github.com/matmuchrapna/typographic-quotes)
[Расстановка вложенных пар кавычек](https://github.com/matmuchrapna/typographic-quotes)
[Расстановка тире и объединение в неразрывные периоды дней](https://github.com/matmuchrapna/typographic-en-dashes)
[Расстановка тире и объединение в неразрывные периоды месяцев](https://github.com/matmuchrapna/typographic-en-dashes)


Nope, you don't get to drop the type signature.  Nice try, though.


Is this change necessary in some way...?


You have right in some point. But "Related" is a broad term, lol.
Yea, lodash and toml because they are jstransformers. jstransformer and generator we know why, they are useful, lol.

asserit - cool tool, built on top of other cool tools.
is-kindof - partial advertise as part of assertit.
is-missing - useful.

but dont forget, I use automation a lot lol, so most of the things you see around me are automated with some tools for git clone, git create, git login, npm related, keywords, readme/templates, history (almost) and etc.


via @NeoRaider. Danke!


`new BigInteger("1")` より `BigInteger.ONE` が定数だし良さそうです :beetle:


I think that this is the cause that i experimented some problems... When @clefebvre revert this, the problems disappear... I will report you if i have some problem again, but i think that now all will be ok as is used the better POSSIBLE way...
Thanks.


The code formatting here is yucky.


Is there some explanation for why `ColorModel.colorToRGB(@_color)` isn't sufficient.  Even in the obscene case where there _is_ such an explanation, this function seems entirely specific to `stamp`, and should simply live within the `stamp` function.  The same goes for `Turtle._rgbColor`.


Did you mean to revert all my changes in this merge?


closes #294


Was a language test added to Headless for whatever bug this catches?


Did you mean to revert all my changes in this?


1591_AttributesInArguments (macumber) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2173 of 2197 tests passed)

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Thank you for pointing out to me.
That is right. I will change that.


GroundDomainUpdate (sushobhit) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1630 of 1633 tests passed)

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Maybe we could do [something like this](https://github.com/openlab-aux/vuizvui/blob/667735efe0b2ea4f6ac87f46ca25a46eacf54548/machines/aszlig/tishtushi.nix#L15-L17) to ensure that if someone wants testing and there is no `-rc` out there, `_latest` is used instead.


print (" Welcome to my first program ");


You should set up checkstyle to run against the test projects, because this isn't the only project which has its own style (see `runorder-parallel/src/test/java/runorder/parallel/Test3.java`).

Unfortunately, per-project styles don't seem to work in IDEA when using the Eclipse Code Formatter plugin (which I need for my other projects).


Sure, looks good.


hello


hahahaha! boa @marcelotoledo
olha o do @arthurbarros:  https://gist.github.com/arthurbarros/fe0ab1dce62ad61d63b2


`divisor` の型は `BigInteger` のはずなので毎回変換するのは必要ない気がします。


There is possibly a lot of room for improvement here. Maybe someone has an idea how to do these things without a new helper... unfortunately the checkbox helper has a label included which does not fit into the needed structure for the styled checkboxes.


GroundDomainUpdate (sushobhit) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1636 of 1639 tests passed)

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Yeah.. I assumed when they deprecated cogl_texture_new_... that cogl_texture_2d would work as a 100% replacement, even though they warn it may not work on everything.  I'm still trying to understand how they could deprecate something that works for *all* hardware, and replace it with something that obviously *doesn't*.


 > emit as '.jsx'

I think the plan it to just emit `.js` without needing an external jsx transpiler. E.g. babeljs doesn't need an external tool.


Why `$(top_srcdir)`? I don’t see any value in this.


I get it. Plus, I was initially flummoxed about the what `make_sentinel` was doing and then your additional comment made me realise it is a better option for code I have [written] (https://github.com/has2k1/ggplot/blob/proper-scales/ggplot/utils/utils.py#L136-L151). Great package. Thanks.


Using `$(PACKAGE_NAME)` is probably better, but I am not sure if `@PACKAGE_NAME@` has any known drawback here…


On 15-04-12 06:11 PM, Quentin Glidic wrote:
> Why `$(top_srcdir)`? I don’t see any value in this.
>

Because the file couldn't be found otherwise. I use an out-of-tree
builddir so it bugs me about such stuff. Otherwise, I've no clue.


GroundDomainUpdate (sushobhit) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (617 of 617 tests passed)

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Yeah, or even just putting back `Geany` in there :)


It really is necessary, great work!


there are just two structures, both of which are useful (adding catalog metadata to a blueprint which can be deployed directly, and sticking blueprints inside `item`)


`new BigInteger("2")` よりは `BigInteger.valueOf(2L)` のほうが綺麗な気がします。
あとキャッシュ効くので :)
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/jp/8/docs/api/java/math/BigInteger.html#valueOf-long-
http://grepcode.com/file/repository.grepcode.com/java/root/jdk/openjdk/8-b132/java/math/BigInteger.java?av=f#1081
-16 ~ 16 までならキャッシュされてそうです。


GroundDomainUpdate (sushobhit) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1636 of 1639 tests passed)

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You should use `$<` or `$@.in` because the less hard-coded the better.
Also `|| rm $@` proved to be useful in some cases, or a `$@.tmp` file then `mv $@.tmp $@`, as you like.


GroundDomainUpdate (sushobhit) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1636 of 1639 tests passed)

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It's generally common practice that any JS variables which containg a jQuery object are named with a `$` at the beginning: `var $tempArea = $('area');`


Information gets updated only when window is resized.


I had assumed (in the absence of Javadocs), that `assertTestSuiteResults` was checking unit tests, and `assertIntegrationTestSuiteResults` was checking ITs, but digging through the code, it seems that is not true.

How can I check that `mvn verify` is invoking 1 unit test which passes and also 1 integration test which passes?

Or do you think it would be sufficient just to test surefire, and I should throw away `FlakyITSuite` and friends?


no need to re-do the DOM serching here. You can chain `.css()` to your `.html()` on the previous line.


I believe this is probably the cause of https://musescore.org/en/node/56191.  I get the reason for the change, but I think what's happening is that we keep processing the full list over and over on each recursion rather than moving forward through the list as we used to.  Maybe instead of just skipping "note" below, we really need need to skip all notes up to and including "note".  I added code to do this and it seems to work, although it seems a bit inelegant.  I replaced lines 191-194 with the following:

                  bool found = false;
                  for (Note* n : note->tiedNotes()) {
                        if (!found)
                              continue;
                        if (n == note) {
                              found = true;
                              continue;
                              }

There's probably a better way of doing this.


Thanks for the report, needs more randomness to seed the random number generator. Tracking this as #187


The array you made is a perfectly fine, I misread the diffs and didn't realize ```List.iter``` is only invoked once.


As far as I can tell they weren't nominated yet, so I just sent an email (cc'd you).


Does this need to be fixed in mlab as well?


weird, I though `$(srcdir)` was in the VPATH.  BTW, `$(srcdir)` probably would be cleaner than `$(top_srcdir)`, event though they are the same in this particular file.  My point is that when I see `$(top_srcdir)` I imagine the thing is not in the same directory.


Not sure about this one Robin, the `attrWithScenario` fn needs those two arguments.
I see its reverted later but it as the revert seems to be reverting something completely different bdd97cbb2440a2c129d01f8c91d6aed6dda4f261 I just wanted to check.


I like that. I ultimately didn't use your drawing in my post, and I'm glad it has a home now.

Maybe one more line at the end, to clarify SWCs role in the conversation. 'Our goal isn't to produce experts. It's to remove the barriers to entering and participating in the conversation on reproducible researchers.' Or something.


don't use `$<`, it's only portable inside suffix rules.

Otherwise, agreed :)


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This one is related to that issue where Python needs to be included before anything else like boost python, otherwise there are definition clashes. I think this was my quick workaround in MSVC but there might be a better/more elegant solution to this one.


develop (axelstudios) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2170 of 2197 tests passed)

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Great!  Nice work, does the new data also fix #6 ?


Also in the case of a choice, the AI will be able to evaluate both options and (hopefully) figure out the one which it wants and choose it consistently, which goes against the spirit of the card text.


これも適当に定数作る方が良さそうです :)


Hey John,
How about we use regular express in here? I think we have some regular express already for validating email address in portal


This is really really awesome


develop (lefticus) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-clang-3.5: OK (337 of 337 tests passed)

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Works great on Shamu!


Watch only address update


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/f3090c38576adae7e8d3d592f9de50fea803c22b/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/f3090c38576adae7e8d3d592f9de50fea803c22b/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/f3090c38576adae7e8d3d592f9de50fea803c22b/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/f3090c38576adae7e8d3d592f9de50fea803c22b/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/f3090c38576adae7e8d3d592f9de50fea803c22b/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


This register of syscall is not necessary in Lab1.

Do you really understand this code?


This is good.


On even closer inspection, `assertTestSuiteResults` really *is* checking unit tests as I originally assumed (even though it works with a class called `IntegrationTestSuiteResults`.

But the question is the same, should I just test surefire for this bug, and delete `FlakyITSuite` and friends?


Delete this swap file.


@Mark2834
It should, I am filing a pull request for it now. I tested it after modifying it, and it functions correctly after I applied the same fix.


y ta yo que se


88737258-EPW-Ruby-Access (jasondegraw) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2178 of 2201 tests passed)

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Well, if you don't know, what i can say? Just thanks for not surrender and find a solution for all.


For this part, read the section 3 in Lab1.pdf.


develop (lefticus) - i386-Windows-8.1-VisualStudio-14: OK (336 of 337 tests passed)

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I don't believe so. What is called `NFFT` in mlab is called `nperseg` in scipy, and `pad_to` in mlab is `nfft` in scipy. I had initially not translated this perfectly.


What was the point of this supposed to be? This method isn't implemented anywhere, so right now when there's an error this just fails itself with "Zotero.DataObject.prototype._eraseRecoverFromFailure is an abstract method", but I'm not sure what it's meant to do anyway. As a general rule, we don't recover from data layer failures — they're not supposed to happen, and we let Zotero crash when they occur so people report it and then restart Zotero.*

And, actually, I'm not sure what the point of any of the functions in this commit are... Are they really necessary?

* We probably actually need to adjust things on this branch to replicate that, since the mechanism for crashing before was a user action during a transaction, which previously was only possible after an error happened before the final commit.


This is really inadequate as a test. Proper way would be to follow the symlink and see if it goes back to src ?


saw approval from kuenishi
at https://github.com/basho/riak_cs/commit/e0ce8bdf403d891642665856047436f3967b086e


merging basho/riak_cs/feature/releasenote-2.0.0-ja = e0ce8bdf into borshop-integration-1121-feature/releasenote-2.0.0-ja


basho/riak_cs/feature/releasenote-2.0.0-ja = e0ce8bdf merged ok, testing candidate = afb4ef5c


Plan to use article images as a CSS background-image w/ translucent gradient.


@wyvie @Eternity-Yarr

Uploaded my archive:
http://www.tatapa.org/~takuo/nix/jdk-8u40-linux-x64.tar.gz

Here is a diff of contents:
https://gist.github.com/taku0/227793954d75dc03f574

My `p2.timestamp` seems older than yours.

Curiously, I downaloaded the archive again, and I got a hash same to yours.

|date of download|hash|
|----------------|----|
|2014-03-04|c66029684bb8aa0c0eaea7b4d21de00e36a43dcc5a82f6666d489fd27027d559|
|2014-04-11|c66029684bb8aa0c0eaea7b4d21de00e36a43dcc5a82f6666d489fd27027d559|
|2014-04-13|da1ad819ce7b7ec528264f831d88afaa5db34b7955e45422a7e380b1ead6b04d|

Can we specify multiple hashes in nix expression?


read section 3 in labdocs/Lab1.pdf, If got any problem, contact me.


"Canola" was misspelled.


Awesome, thanks for that


Do you wanna call it install.sh?


E agora @tabajarareis e @arthurbarros?


var?


The only thing left that is aokp code is the drag sort list controller and tab widget in settings. It's been almost entirely rewritten by now lol


The ensureAuthentication middleware must call the next() function if the request is authenticated. If you send a response at this stage then the route that is supposed to run next  will not run anymore.

```javascript
next()
```


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.4.0.194](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=6128&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


Since the ensureAuthentication function responds with status code 200 if the request is not authenticated this route will not be ran.

Once you update ensureAuthentication function this route will run for authenticated requests.


Is there any chances we can fix this commit message? Looks funny with `git log`...


This should not be here.


testtest


antigravity -> antipackage. The same goes for the line below.


Well in my opinion everything is done except filtering on the unread / feed items pages.

If you have doubts about features not being implemented yet, please reopen the issues so I know what you are thinking.


Fixed!


You should use the `command` keyword on every alias (`alias ll='command ls -l --color=auto'`)


Updated!


这里 base 是基地的意思，不是基础的意思。
另外，前面有人翻译成 基地建筑物 要不要统一一下？


Community Renewal works to transform communities by engaging and supporting people to get involved in community activity and to improve health, learning and employment. Since 2003 we have supported over 3000 people into jobs and 1000 into training or education, and about 1000 others to take active measures to improve their health.


Why does this return a `CVec<u8>` instead of an `&mut [u8]`? This can easily produce undefined behavior or segfaults as `CVec` makes no guarantee the data it points to is valid, and it adds indirection and reduces ergonomics over a native Rust slice. Additionally, `CVec<u8>` appears to be `Send`, which can invite race conditions.

I also would recommend panicking instead of returning `Option` if the returned pointer is null. The GDK docs don't say when this can return null so I assume it would be rare, like on an allocation failure if it had to copy the data.

It should also take `&mut self`; though it is logically unnecessary, it would prevent multiple mutable aliases to the pixel data and improve thread-safety. Then an accompanying method can be implemented that takes `&self`, uses `gdk_pixbuf_read_pixels ()` and returns `&[u8]`.


haha, how embarrassing for me ;_;

I can't even put a real cert there later because all of the existing clients only accept this one.


Use the `splitlines()` method; don't roll your own.


updateAppWidget is called here, and is called by loadImage as well, try with only one of these. And your choice should be the one loadImage does otherwise you don't have an image, just text :)


That 0 should be widgetId, otherwise it didn't work for me when I had multiple widgets, I think it was always refreshing only one or all of them. Consider the following utility methods:
```java
	static PendingIntent createOpenIntent(int appWidgetId) {
		Intent configIntent = new Intent(context, MyWidgetConfigurationActivity.class);
		configIntent.putExtra(AppWidgetManager.EXTRA_APPWIDGET_ID, appWidgetId);
		return PendingIntent.getActivity(context, appWidgetId, configIntent, PendingIntent.FLAG_UPDATE_CURRENT);
	}

	static PendingIntent createRefreshIntent(int appWidgetId) {
		Intent intent = createUpdateIntent(context, appWidgetId);
		return PendingIntent.getBroadcast(context, appWidgetId, intent, PendingIntent.FLAG_UPDATE_CURRENT);
	}

	static Intent createUpdateIntent(Context context, int... appWidgetIds) {
		Intent intent = new Intent(context, SunAngleWidgetProvider.class);
		intent.setAction(AppWidgetManager.ACTION_APPWIDGET_UPDATE);
		intent.putExtra(AppWidgetManager.EXTRA_APPWIDGET_IDS, appWidgetIds);
		return intent;
	}
	static void forceUpdateAll(Context context) {
		forceUpdate(context, MyWidgetProvider.getAppWidgetIds(context));
	}
	static void forceUpdate(Context context, int... appWidgetIds) {
		Intent intent = createUpdateIntent(context, appWidgetIds);
		context.sendBroadcast(intent);
	}
	static int[] getAppWidgetIds(Context context) {
		AppWidgetManager appWidgetManager = AppWidgetManager.getInstance(context.getApplicationContext());
		ComponentName component = new ComponentName(context.getApplicationContext(), MyWidgetProvider.class);
		return appWidgetManager.getAppWidgetIds(component);
	}
```


Hmm, this looks like a debug line, consider wrapping with BuildConfig.DEBUG


Doesn't work on Moto G 2014 and 2013...


Make this shared code.


This seems strange; we're using docker to enumerate images and then interrogating them with atomic. Does atomic not provide its own native way to list images?


Could you explain why you removed the -debug from the dll name? Was it actually not useful?


The InstructorEditStudentFeedbackPageModified.html and InstructorEditStudentFeedbackPageOpen.html files were outdated (in that they fail even in `master`), like how dates were formatted as `01 Apr 2012` insteead of `Sun, 01 Apr 2012`.


@sb023612, @XZzh, @mymagadsl, @CroComeT, @hunator, @Linyor, @bart74,
@Vexatos, @EzerArch, @Adaptivity, @DavidSainz, @SteveKunG, @toltol, @Lapiman, @trough33, @MrNaxeros, @CaptainTurbomuffin, @Mazdallier

Please see the latest lang updates for Galacticraft - thanks for your help!


好的，统一一下比较好，我改为基地建筑物吧


Thanks for this update. Is it possible to update older branches ? On debian wheezy we have the same issue with the branch 1.11.


Corrected


This seems somewhat redundant; the docker plugin already collects `docker images` output, `docker info` output and `docker logs` output (the last for each image).

What does repeating this with lists from docker (but calling atomic commands) buy us?


I will gladly do that :)

In fact, I've already made a [Docker image][1] with the official Node image. I did that before seeing your Dockerfile. However, it would be nice to add an official Docker image of your application on the [Docker Hub Registry][2] using your Dockerfile.

If I submit a PR, could you add a new image (which will be the official one) on the Docker Hub Registry using your amended Dockerfile ? You have to link your GitHub account with your Docker account to do this.

 [1]: https://registry.hub.docker.com/u/skyplabs/stackedit/
 [2]: https://registry.hub.docker.com/


Well theoretically this should go to try/finally blocks, but in unittests we might not need to be so strict...


This was not a merge error. I simply had to run bin/buildout first...


This will leak memory; no `Drop` impl.


Also @ErrorCraftLP @Gebatzens @ghost  I'm adding you to the notification list (please let me know if you do not want to be notified like this)


this link is not working.


And @MockTurtle7 for Korea.


images


Must be yaml.


@crazycat69 OK. Looks like, for my 3.10 kernel that I need to make a patch taken from these 4 commits:

https://github.com/crazycat69/linux_media/commit/51d882edb2fc691bdb0e5c768084c90b6435656f

https://github.com/crazycat69/linux_media/commit/4d1ab185db4131695e844916a7479576179dee31

https://github.com/crazycat69/linux_media/commit/7b71ef7eac86a8cb8d41fc0d0f37b5f1917a9ea4

and then finally also this last commit for T220a,

https://github.com/crazycat69/linux_media/commit/4a5055f9621423bdc1791e84b4943babc2d47866

Perhaps if something else is still missing, then I can not know until compile time / run time tests.


Ideally this would be `contao.adapter.system` to make it perfectly fine :)


Since this is packaged for Fedora we might as well add `RedHatPlugin` to the tagging classes form the start.

```
$ yum info cloud-init
Loaded plugins: auto-update-debuginfo, langpacks, product-id, refresh-packagekit, subscription-manager
Available Packages
Name        : cloud-init
Arch        : noarch
Version     : 0.7.2
Release     : 7.fc20
Size        : 325 k
Repo        : fedora/20/x86_64
Summary     : Cloud instance init scripts
URL         : http://launchpad.net/cloud-init
Licence     : GPLv3
Description : Cloud-init is a set of init scripts for cloud instances.  Cloud instances
            : need special scripts to run during initialization to retrieve and install
            : ssh keys and to let the user run various scripts.

Name        : cloud-init
Arch        : x86_64
Version     : 0.7.2
Release     : 10.fc20
Size        : 326 k
Repo        : updates/20/x86_64
Summary     : Cloud instance init scripts
URL         : http://launchpad.net/cloud-init
Licence     : GPLv3
Description : Cloud-init is a set of init scripts for cloud instances.  Cloud instances
            : need special scripts to run during initialization to retrieve and install
            : ssh keys and to let the user run various scripts.

```


added images & linked


Doesn't this also want `DebianPlugin`? (it's unusual to have `UbuntuPlugin` and not `DebianPlugin`).


Nice :)


I agree, this might be handled in better way.
At the other hand i might not be a problem in reality because the memory is not used by process for options except "start". The virtual memory mapping of the operating system allocates the configured address space but i.e. for "stop" but never uses physical ram because the options just do not need so much heap.
This should be true for all commodity unix clones - i'm not sure if i.e. z/OS behaves like that ....
For a improved implementation i recommend to remove/adjust the heap settings "-Xms" and "-Xmx" for all command options except "start" by a sed command.


works in max 7 on Yosemite too!


Ships in [wheezy, jessie & sid at least](https://packages.debian.org/search?keywords=cloud-init).


@Justinzobel Yea I can do that. I'll have to create a new account though and get accepted by you first, so I thought it might be faster for you to contact Kim directly. I'll do it wednesday afternoon, currently having exams :)


OK, although the `action` method should probably be modified to raise exception saying it shouldn't be executed...


I am not a maintainer/owner of StackEdit. Are you sure I should do that?


Concerning it's length it doesn't need to be written in the .cpp file, as it falls under the "Small functions" rule.
Regards.


Changed in 9d02866115209354104b625096080d9a2ffddfa7.


+1 to merge if possible

One thing that we would loose is the ability to differentiate between the message/timeout when we're requesting a timeout for the incoming message:

https://github.com/Particular/NServiceBus/blob/develop/src/NServiceBus.AcceptanceTests/Sagas/When_using_a_received_message_for_timeout.cs#L36

How would we handle this if we assume we go ahead with the merge?


Hi @cmuench, I have a question (not sure if issue already).
Why composer is in require, does magerun need any composer features in it? (my thinking is - if you define dependencies in composer.json file you can be pretty safe with assumption that composer is there).
In my project I have to require composer/composer @dev now explicitly to whitelist dev version (https://github.com/composer/composer/issues/1478). Would you consider removing this line?


@b005t3r Yep, its as easy as on ios (ive been testing on Android too):
The full instructions if you dont have Gradle installed:

Make a file called gradle.properties in users/username/.gradle folder with the following contents:
mavenUsername=<repo manager username>
mavenPassword=<repo manager password>
repoManagerURL=<repo URL, like http://artifactory.mycompany.com:8081/artifactory/>
I *think* it will work if you dont have a repo manager too if you add "mavenCentral()" to the repositories part.

Make sure you have Java 8 installed

Specify your certificates/mobile provision location and its name and password in the build.gradle file.

Comment out the iOS/Android part of the build script based on which one you want to build

(OSX only) Make the file "gradlew" executable

Run "gradlew packageMobile" to make an .ipa/apk

Run "gradlew installMobile" to install it on a connected USB device

Or just make an Android project in FB/IDEA, copy over all files and add the latest Starling swc as dependency.


So I've had a look, and I've fixed the decoding of the string and push the change to master, so it will display "Вбудоване аудіо Аналогове стерео" correctly now.  I think that is the better string to display, so that it matches up with what is visible in pavucontrol, but that string is quite long, so I might move the headphones part to the front of the string, and then put a limit on how long it can be before it becomes ellipses.


Is it intentional that now the attributes get flattened?


I could, yes.


Probably a TODO item here would be to change these to `PackageName` and `Version` and then implement `ToPath` or whatever the class was, so that in `putUploadSigR` we don't need to do any validation on the input.


Too much magic :astonished:


Seems so simple, but I just didn't know the code-base. Maybe we could through the code/architecture in the training.


> First of all I don't like the idea of having coloured tags and it isn't a strict required to use tags. IMHO that isn't the lightweight solution that should be implemented.
>
> It breaks the complete miniflux design and I doubt that it is mergable. With the current miniflux design in mind, It looks like a kid used an crayon on top of the miniflux UI.

That is because I've not yet searched for proper color codes but rather implemented a basic version. Surely the colors will need to change ;)

> The coloring should go into a custom theme. We can add little hints to the label, which allow the theme designers to style individual tags. To pick up 44b9652#commitcomment-10687659 we could add the class btn and another class with an incrementing counter (btn-i++) to the label. Similar is used by the cards theme to add different background colors to different feeds (https://github.com/miniflux/theme-cards/blob/master/css/feed-color.css).

true, the ```btn-i``` idea is good, I will change the code. This also makes the database change obsolete making this much much simpler.

> Furthermore you added styling related stuff to the Model. It took me a lot of time to remove similar mistakes from the miniflux code (check the miniflux commit history for details).

Yeah, I know, really bad.

> And the last note on this: Your commit include formating only changes again. It's a real pain in the ass to review such patches. Open source projects I'm aware, reject patches because of unrelated code change regularly.

That was actually on purpose, to adapt to the general style of the css file. :+1:


Lastly: why "cloudimage"/"CloudImage" not "cloudinit"/"CloudInit"? We generally call things after the upstream project names or packages that they involve. The launchpad and RTD pages are called 'cloud init' - Cloud Images seems to be the name of the product/service built on top of that at `cloud-images.ubuntu.com`.


thx :)


@andreasohlund By differentiating you mean for the end user or for us?


ah, so this is the magical incantation. Cool!


Does Jetty-powered resource injection work on all supported Jetty versions?


@andreasohlund Isn't the decision whether you use the incoming message as the timeout data or an additional poco (which is then flagged as a message as well by us) as timeout/deferral data up to the user and technically allows to use Defer(state or message, TimeSpan) for both approaches?


> true, the btn-i idea is good, I will change the code.
I am I right that this means the colouring is optional?

> That was actually on purpose, to adapt to the general style of the css file
My bad! Didn't noticed that it was you own code.


OK, thanks for the detailed explanation. I'll try using this Gradle witchcraft thing :)


This will leak memory. The `check_pointer!` macro internally calls `g_object_ref`, incrementing the refcount. `gtk_image_new` sets the refcount to 1 to begin with, but the `impl_Drop!` macro only decrements the refcount once.


The variable name `PORT` now seems unpleasantly generic.  That was already true, but the introduction of WEAVE_PORT make it worse.  I wonder if we can just conflate PORT and WEAVE_PORT (e.g. `WEAVE_PORT=${WEAVE_PORT:-6783}`  - I don't see anything obvious that will break if we do that.  Otherwise, let's come up with some other informative name for it.


>  What I think that install arguments are irrelevant for the Mac version (as it uses zipped archives), and if it someday becomes relevant, it would be hard to interpret it otherwise.

That is irrelevant, though: my concern is about *invading and extending established XML namespace*. That doesn’t have anything to do with the *meaning* of the extension, but solely with the fact than it adds things that weren’t a part of a namespace into it. True, `http://www.andymatuschak.org/xml-namespaces/sparkle` doesn’t have a formal specification, but it has a *de-facto* one, and if got a schema, WinSparkle feeds wouldn’t validate anymore.

@jakepetroules and @pornel, if you have time, what’s your opinion/preference on this? Should I add Windows-specific enclosure attributes like `installerArguments` to the `sparkle` namespace or do you prefer if they are in an independent NS? (FWIW, WinSparkle [already uses its own values](https://github.com/vslavik/winsparkle/wiki/Appcast-Feeds) for `sparkle:os`, but that’s only values for an attribute that Andy documented.)

> On the other hand, introducing a new namespace would (I feel) unnecessarily complicate a bit things for the end user.

The end user doesn’t even see the feeds. The *developer* using WinSparkle is presumably competent and copy-and-pasting two NS prefix definitions instead of one is a trivial matter that hardly deserves to be called a complication…


[nitpick alert!] Would it be worthwhile to extract the sandbox setup stuff into a test function that runs the test via lambda? e.g.
```c++
template <typename TestFn>
void testWithSandbox(TestFn&& testFn)
{
  QTemporaryDir sandbox;
  if (sandbox.isValid()) {
    testFn(sandbox);
  } else {
    styleSheetsLogError() << "Could not create a temporary folder for test";
  }
}

TEST(UrlUtils, test_the_thing)
{
  testWithSandbox([](QTemporaryDir& sandbox){
    /* test stuff... */
  });
}
```


Sure, depends on the audience.
We're changing internals a lot in 2.2.


I thought you were one of the team members :)

I will submit a PR and send a message to the owner of StackEdit.


We do not keep error descriptions in these tests (see other lines in this file). I'll fix this myself and merge


About the `&mut self`, it has to be changed in a lot of places.

For the `Option<CVec<u8>>`, it shouldn't return this but a slice (just like you said). Can you make a PR to fix that please ?


Good point, the `Drop` trait needs to be implemented. Can you open an issue for that please ?


Glad to see others spotted it :smile:


Ser rett ut?


As long as you have to use the word 'except', it isn't finished.

> If you have doubts about features not being implemented yet, please reopen the issues so I know what you are thinking.

Why not simply negotiate if its feature complete. One thing that is missing for example is adding tags when subscribing to new feed.

I've implemented it already, but had to wait for frederic to commit my last pull requests, since it affects the same code.


You are still querying database twice when you make a request.


test


直接嵌套 treeNode 吧， treeNode 嵌套 tree 有点怪


``either`` would be better ?


@GordanSajevic  Generally it is not good idea to simplify names of variables, so `productList` would be nice practice here.


I really do not know what's really happening... because now 10-keymap is failing, too. I'll have some time this afternoon to check this out.


`_api_version` can also be set to something like `'.'.join(version.split('.')[:2])`. This is a common enough operation that I think it makes sense to add it to cerbero.utils.


Would this not be better to make the class `abstract`?


I think you have de-optimzed the code here. The additional pointers here were created for performance. Did you measure the new performance?


感謝，在 3633296f9 修好了。


Great fix... Appreciated by all InterNetworks.my team.


wrong PR.


riceTypeよ。
本当はrice cultivarだが、TypeのほうがジャップにはわかりやすいんでTypeでいいと思います。:baby_chick:


I'm shocked that that even works! http://3v4l.org/gRJb7

Frankly, until PHP supports static classes, I'll just stick with this method as it seems more widely used. Marking the class as abstract also gives the wrong impression of what it does, I think.


@nashley don't remove this. it is intended to be like that
you should always says who is talking after a ```next;```

This is because we sometimes say that more than one person is talking inside a single npc.
For example, look at  [sorfina.txt](https://github.com/themanaworld/tmwa-server-data/blob/master/world/map/npc/029-2/sorfina.txt). It starts with [Old Woman], then [Sorfina], then [Server/Client Notice], then [Sorfina]


Doesn't seem right but ensures no instantiation unless inherited by a non-abstract class.


Very cool! thank you from Japan.


@GordanSajevic Possible change in practice of hardcoding routes is using reverse routes. Reverse routing are helper methods that based on controller / action information will give you route. You can find more about it here: https://www.playframework.com/documentation/2.1.1/ScalaRouting

Idea is if you want to change endpoint `/faqs` down the line, you can do so by just chaning `conf/routes` file and application will insert change route at all places.


So does a private constructor - but with a private constructor you have to extend the class **and** override a method (the constructor, to make it public), so it discourages it even more.


AUTHORS.txt file. That'll eventually be used to create the team wiki page.


@majianpeng just wondering is it possible that we have multiple rounds of scrub without clearing the missing_loc in an epoch ? in other words, is `missing_loc.get_all_missing().count(soid) != 0` possible here ?  i am not quite sure. just my gut feeling that this condition is not necessary. because we do the recovery in batch. and `scrub_process_inconsistent()` is walking through a map. so not likely have duplicated soid here. right ?


Since you are using `user.username.equals` method often, maybe it would not be bad idea to make new method in User model e.g. `user.is_user?(username)`


looks all good.  (without running it.)


It's not as simple as that. `gtk::Image` returns a `Pixbuf` as well, which shares its memory. If that `Pixbuf` decremented the refcount on drop, it could deallocate the backing memory to `gtk::Image`. It might be a good idea to have separate types for borrowed pixel buffers and owned pixel buffers, where the former doesn't touch the refcount.


Thank you Cydh! You do hard job!


I would much rather this be called `createEvent` or `emitEvent` or something.


Possibly, but there's a lot of things with `event` in the name floating around. Perhaps `composeAndEmit`...


The manual position will be changed in later commits


@GordanSajevic  Maybe it would make more sense to write:

  if (request().accepts("application/json")) {
    return JsonController.registration();
 }


Can you, please, explain that? Why we need do validate even if load failed?


> Generally the colors help to guide the user. The Save/Update button on Github is always green.

I'm aware of this and something similar is used for miniflux.

> If you have better ideas please lets brainstorm in the according issue. Not commenting on a issue and afterwards suddenly having a opinion is sub optimal procedure.

To be honest, I didn't read the issue properly. I though it was about the colouring if the tag checked vs. tag not checked.

I'm not against per tag colors in general. They should be only optional.


So rhis is useless 😂

Inviato da iPhone

> Il giorno 13/apr/2015, alle ore 11:50, Duarte Duarte <notifications@github.com> ha scritto:
>
> @vincent-michael is working on locales, he is also converting some locale tables to a new format (i.e TrinityCore@cb2bb1c)
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub.
>


Good job! A few optimizations we could add, but we'll review that.


Ehhh a91Ammo doesn't exist.


@Underground78 @kasper93: everyone agrees with this? Have a look at shields.io page for more choices.


Ok


@GordanSajevic Whenever you run into the code that requires this much of work to do something simple, probably there is a better way. Take a look at:

https://www.playframework.com/documentation/2.4.x/JavaJsonActions

I believe you should get same result with one line of code.


作戦:octocat:


Misspelled "copu_user_highpage()" in commit message. Should be "copY_".


タバコ:kr:


> As long as you have to use the word 'except', it isn't finished.

Those functions are completely unrelated to anything else, so I don't get what you are getting at.

> Why not simply negotiate if its feature complete. One thing that is missing for example is adding tags when subscribing to new feed.

Thats already working as far as I see it?


@skalk: Bad tab.


Shouldn'it it read `req.query.id_layer`?


like


@Dramacydal JLENS , MIM-14 Nike-Hercules , MIM-23 Hawk , MIM-3 Nike Ajax , MIM-72 Chaparral
What do you have? nothing but vodka and possessions behind by Red Sivet.


The biggest reason for nicestrs being so painstakingly built is the regexing to make the eval-able strings. None of the strings can be a substring of another or the whole thing breaks. You will might be ok with the stable IDs, but I think I have seen models with numbers 1, 2, ... 10, ....


Änderung der Hallo Welt


Do, this will actually be needed when I convert to a service tracker.  I'd left this for the next step.

S'ok will revert later


Thanks for reporting. I tried to address the issue in a pull request: https://github.com/OpenMS/OpenMS/pull/1345


I saw. You fool! Subscribe to the calendar feed now so that you don't next year?


Maybe we need to tag patch new version?


HI Alvaro,
ive startet my first test with your gateway and the arduino library.

ive got several errors in the log file, then i replaced the original content of the downloadable .lua with the stuf shown in the github OAC_CMDGW.lua
is wrote a short ino with a single button just to test the funktionality of the gateway, serial monitor says:
Begin .... mycockpit
and wile pressing the button write_lvar AB_OVH_ELECBAT1 1

but nothing happens in the sim.

could you figuere out whats the problem (assuming ive done everything correct, but the content replacement of the GW.LUA)


This isn't quite right. It should check the thoughts timeout and then if type equals lost or cant find.


There is a helper method in sneakers for number of retries. You don't need to count it manually.


Line is too long. [112/100]


Line is too long. [116/100]


Line is too long. [141/100]


I guess you'll need to parse it from json to hash.


Delete "as well"


Delete "quickly"


in my opinion, the solution without ading to shopping cart is better.


I don't think you meant to add me with push rights.


> Thats already working as far as I see it?

Ah I see, you've added it with your latest commits without referring to it in your commit message.

I've added the same functionality in my working tree. There is one issue with the code, the tag selection gets lost if the subscription can not be added on the first run. I will add the missing parts with my next commit. No need to do more work twice.


Sorry, but this newline is intentional.


Where download sql for test? thanks


Thanks.  This will be good once Ed's and my markups are addressed.  @Lukasa , please can you take a look at these when you have a moment?  Then we can get this merged.


Happy to merge, please send me a pull request.


I will have a more detailed look on it later. Know I see the problem. Would be great if your commit messages would describe what you have done and why you have done something.


@F03SD
![http://antikiev.com/uploads/l2Gktmm-zZ4.jpg] (http://antikiev.com/uploads/l2Gktmm-zZ4.jpg)


Может тут лучше рефлексию использовать? Что-то вроде этого:
```cs
var automationProperties = typeof(AutomationElementIdentifiers)
              .GetFields(BindingFlags.Public | BindingFlags.Static)
              .Where(f => f.FieldType == typeof(AutomationProperty))
              .ToDictionary(f => f.Name,
                            f => (AutomationProperty)f.GetValue(null));
```
Только её, конечно, не стоит при каждом вызове делать, значения надо закешировать.


Use `described_class` instead of `UserMembershipsRepository`


Use a guard clause instead of wrapping the code inside a conditional expression.


in the past . i test this . i see it doesn't work :(


Anlass waren ja so unmögliche Sachen wie Giftige Wolke-Falle, wo sich aber auch kein sinnvolles zusammgesetztes Subsantiv bilden lässt, konkret sind das die, die den Effekt eines Zaubers haben.

Falle: oder (Falle) wirkt halt optisch unschön. Das es sich um eine Falle handelt, sieht man ingame ja eindeutig an den entsprechenden Symbolen und die ersten Fallen im Spiel die man findet sind ja auch die mit den einfachen Namen. Es könnte allerdings bei der Arbeit an der Übersetzung zu Verwirrung führen, weil sie jetzt genauso wie die entsprechenden Zauber heißen (deren Namen wir aber eh nicht ändern werden denke ich...)

Eine zusätzliche Möglichkeit wäre " Falle der giftigen Wolke" (?) Dann sähe aber "Falle des Starrens des Adragan" ein bischen doof aus.

Was meinst du?


lowerQueueThan()


queueL


Sorry to keep spamming these comments. As expected, the 4 patches applied OK to the target 3.10 kernel branch. However there were some shifting (line offset). No error or rejects.

The offset were:

```sh
patching file drivers/media/usb/dvb-usb/dw2102.c
Hunk #3 succeeded at 1090 (offset -7 lines).
Hunk #4 succeeded at 1369 (offset -7 lines).
Hunk #5 succeeded at 1678 (offset -7 lines).
Hunk #6 succeeded at 1701 (offset -7 lines).
Hunk #7 succeeded at 2127 (offset -7 lines).
Hunk #8 succeeded at 2247 (offset -7 lines).
Hunk #9 succeeded at 2269 (offset -7 lines).

patching file drivers/media/usb/dvb-usb/dw2102.c
Hunk #1 succeeded at 1093 (offset -16 lines).
Hunk #2 succeeded at 1372 (offset -16 lines).

patching file drivers/media/usb/dvb-usb/dw2102.c
Hunk #3 succeeded at 1422 (offset -16 lines).
Hunk #4 succeeded at 1739 (offset 126 lines).
Hunk #5 succeeded at 1763 (offset 126 lines).
Hunk #6 succeeded at 2237 (offset 122 lines).
Hunk #7 succeeded at 2360 (offset 122 lines).
Hunk #8 succeeded at 2382 (offset 122 lines).
```

The cmds were:

```sh
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/hardkernel/linux.git -b odroidc-3.10.y
cd linux
curl https://github.com/crazycat69/linux_media/commit/51d882edb2fc691bdb0e5c768084c90b6435656f.patch | patch -p1
curl https://github.com/crazycat69/linux_media/commit/4d1ab185db4131695e844916a7479576179dee31.patch | patch -p1
curl https://github.com/crazycat69/linux_media/commit/7b71ef7eac86a8cb8d41fc0d0f37b5f1917a9ea4.patch | patch -p1
curl https://github.com/crazycat69/linux_media/commit/4a5055f9621423bdc1791e84b4943babc2d47866.patch | patch -p1
```

And same for android branch too:

```sh
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/hardkernel/linux.git -b odroidc-3.10.y-android android
cd android
curl https://github.com/crazycat69/linux_media/commit/51d882edb2fc691bdb0e5c768084c90b6435656f.patch | patch -p1
curl https://github.com/crazycat69/linux_media/commit/4d1ab185db4131695e844916a7479576179dee31.patch | patch -p1
curl https://github.com/crazycat69/linux_media/commit/7b71ef7eac86a8cb8d41fc0d0f37b5f1917a9ea4.patch | patch -p1
curl https://github.com/crazycat69/linux_media/commit/4a5055f9621423bdc1791e84b4943babc2d47866.patch | patch -p1
```


@pranavmathur This has got to be one of the most useless commits I've seen yet.


My existing code uses keyword lists for param args. This works fine, but I'm not sure about nested params. I doubt we recursively convert to a map. I think the kwlist is okay if a flat list of params.


A comment would be good to explain what exactly it is waiting for and why 15 is long enough.


@skalk: Unnecessary break.


oh I see - was very handy on mir 3 for boss alive checks (although EPIC mir) has a boss check so this must work some how without the changes?

I don't see how they have the Boss (alive) and Boss (dead) without this working.

#IF
CHECKMON XX
#SAY
Boss Alive!
#ELSESAY
Boss Dead!


Also before comparing hashes you should compare SEED_DATE first.
And if it is possible, use `lowerQueueThan` when comparing by PRIORITY too.


Is it me, or has nothing changed in node/lib/scanner.j to "fix" #83 ?


The grammar allows the distance child node to be null, which defaults to 1.  So calling eval immediately will cause a null pointer exception.

But, you're right that we need to eval it, because it could be an expression.

So you should have a check whether it's null, and then call eval, otherwise assign it an ASTValue of 1, similar to line 19 does for doNow.


@skalk: Bad tab.


AFAIK not many devices works on this feature. That is why this feature requires device overlay to turn it on. My own hlte doesn't even work.


Could you address this TODO as well while you're working on this, since it should be straightforward?


> Ah I see, you've added it with your latest commits without referring to it in your commit message.

No, https://github.com/kordianbruck/miniflux/commit/72c347142a2b320947936ad13bef60e18d03bfdf#diff-27a49d80f6b41cf9a81329c443ac817a


It's getting cleaner with the streams :)  What I'd like for x42 is that anaylzefuncs() ends up just with high level initialisation, baseline smooth call, then enters a chirp loop.  Be a while probably before we can make it that clean, but rough idea is that then individual chirp rates can easily go on multiple devices (different types even) at the coarsest possible parallelism.  That would be achieved by starting multiple threads, (one or more per device), then including a reduction/serialisation step.  Some extensive boincapi fixes will be needed before going that far, though getting the underlying Cuda streams working properly seems like a good step forward.  At the very least we then have clearer data layouts that'll be easier to serialise results from.  It will be possible to keep datasets small where required for low memory devices, by simply limiting to single streams, limiting the number of points/cffts, and switching some FFT plans to hardwired kernels instead of the video memory hogging CUFFT/  Those actions will only be necessary for very old/small devices though.


Could try webkit? Or maybe actually click the label element? If they're wrapped in each other, clicking the label should select the checkbox.


We have the context of the endpoint, so I'd say let's use that. Otherwise we'll have a weird `conn` dance. Alternatively, we could pass a list of atoms to be called by `/get`, which holds the conn:

```elixir
  conn = get conn(), [:user_path, :index]
```
Endpoint feels more natural to me though:

```elixir
  conn = get conn(), user_path(Endpoint, :index)
```


Thanks for sharing this useful script @hadim. In case it helps update management on your side, we also have latest redirects for each series which are bumped with every release. So you could use something like

```
BF_URL="http://downloads.openmicroscopy.org/latest/bio-formats5.1/artifacts/"
```

to track the last release.


OK


It's a personal feeling, but I think this interface could be move in a inner interface of PlatformRubyBridge


Yes, good catch! Thanks.


Thanks !


Thx!


@skalk: Headers missing.


I think we should `Assert` here


Indeed, gonna remove before I forget


Thanks :+1: Will tweak this too.


i think not adding `readOnly = true` `DataSource`s/`TransactionManager`s to the `ChainedTransactionManager` leads to another problem because the automatic opening of hibernate `Session`s is affected as well.

e.g. when using a standard setup with `flushMode = "manual"` and using `OpenSessionInViewInterceptor`, hibernate `Session`s for all `DataSource`s are only opened by OSIVI and so are available to the outer-most transaction layer (because that tx will use the pre-bound session(s)).

now, if inside that tx, a new transaction is opened (e.g. `@Transactional(propagation = Propagation.REQUIRES_NEW)`), there wont be hibernate sessions avalable for the `readOnly = true` `DataSource`s which were not added to the `ChainedTransactionManager`. as a consequence, even read-only queries to those `DataSource`s will lead to `org.hibernate.HibernateException: No Session found for current thread`...

current "workaround" is to set readOnly = false :(

@lhotari what do you think would be the correct way to approach this?


Ale chujowy commit


Rather than a large switch like this, I think this would be a good place to use a Java idiom on enums like this:
		Type.values()[randomInt];

values() returns the possible values of the enum as an array, which you can then index into using the random index.

The only tricky part is that the Type enum has ANYWHERE in it, and we don't want to select that.  To address that, you could either embed it in a while loop to keep picking until it's not ANYWHERE, but this is a bit hacky.  Probably a better way is to create a separate static list in the Direction class called, say, explicitDirections (which has all four but not ANYWHERE), and then use the random selection idiom on that list.


It's better to use `check_for_update` default value here, not just `true`, isn't it?

Otherwise, you have two places with `true` as default value for `check_for_update` (another one is in constructor).


For good encapsulation, and in case we need to reuse this later, I'd suggest making this a static method in the Direction class called, say, getOpposite().


У меня есть замечание. Вы переопределили конструктор у фрагмента. Этого делать нельзя, согласно документации.


What about `from_current_exception()` as a name for this method?


Oh my goodness. That was an accidentally push to the wrong repo. That's why I'm confused.


Fixes ConnectTo-Lines for berlin1 and berlin2.


Why builders and setters?


We can merge this commit once changes in postgres_ext-serializers to support `include_#{attribute}?` and `include_#{association}` are merged.
link: https://github.com/dockyard/postgres_ext-serializers/compare/master...crossroads:support_for_include_attribute

cc: @mcm-ham @steveyken


Well if it appears in the options I can do some logs then.


Hi,
I have some patches for 3.10 kernel (OpenWrt).
http://crazycat69.narod.ru/sattelite/linux/openwrt/patches-3_10/850-dvb_frontend_on_sleep.patch
http://crazycat69.narod.ru/sattelite/linux/openwrt/patches-3_10/851-dvb-usb-disable_rc_pool.patch
http://crazycat69.narod.ru/sattelite/linux/openwrt/patches-3_10/852-set_lock_led.patch
http://crazycat69.narod.ru/sattelite/linux/openwrt/patches-3_10/853-s630-lock-led.patch
http://crazycat69.narod.ru/sattelite/linux/openwrt/patches-3_10/854-tda18212-cfg.patch
http://crazycat69.narod.ru/sattelite/linux/openwrt/patches-3_10/855-tbsqbox.patch
http://crazycat69.narod.ru/sattelite/linux/openwrt/patches-3_10/856-cxd2820r-dvbc-fix.patch
http://crazycat69.narod.ru/sattelite/linux/openwrt/patches-3_10/857-cxd2820r-tsclk_inv.patch
http://crazycat69.narod.ru/sattelite/linux/openwrt/patches-3_10/858-tuners-tda18273-silicon-tuner-driver.patch
http://crazycat69.narod.ru/sattelite/linux/openwrt/patches-3_10/859-t220.patch
http://crazycat69.narod.ru/sattelite/linux/openwrt/patches-3_10/860-t220a.patch

Last 5 patches (856-860) related to Geniatech T220, 220A support.


いつもどおり漢字が違っているので直してほしい「燿」の方です．


is it intentional you want to limit this to *only* be the strings known by the extension points ? why not just a class that impelmeents the API  ?  isolating the limits to the extension point not the actual code ?


this break code on several line e.g. line 366.  0 is not None so those line will already be true.


\refで参照しよう


+1 a new release would be great.


This is looking pretty good, but see my line comments for some suggestions.

Also, I'd suggest moving the random picking and direction flipping out of this class and into the WordsMove constructor.  This way, we'll get the functionality any time a WordsMove is created, not just when its created from INodeQueueMove.  (Other times WordsMoves might be created are our unit tests and when we expand custom actions.)  Make sense?

And of course, I assume you'll be adding unit tests and system tests to this branch.


You dont need to require fetcher and pry. Fetcher should be loaded with entire application, pry from Gemfile.


Please use more meaningful descriptions.


Testeado, no hay problema al embeber múltiples fotos en la misma página: http://rauldiazpoblete.com/demo/test-qm-widget-multiple.html


This needs to be class method.


Awesome, let's start this other pull request on plug side then!


We do convert to a map recursively. :)


1.hour.ago :)


tv  films  and  so  on


i built the raspberry as shown in the website, it works if i manualy play
mp3 on it, it also can connect to the usb drive (not as easy as told to do
but it can connect) but there is no way i can get the python script
working. the script works with no errors but all i can is play and puse the
mp3. when i plug in a usb stick it does nothing it keeps on playing. I use
the original script , i tried yours also but does not work.
hope you can help me with the one button audioplayer for my mum.
regards Ronaldo

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Just a warning: memory layer might not work anymore with the new viewer pyramid calculation, they need to expose the P (preview) array just as h5py does...


How do you store last request time ?


Duplicate?


This code block will detect and print-out a fix for #3


spaces around: `if (n < 0)`


行頭にスペースはいらない


ывы


zxc


Too long though. The weird thing is that, we would be fine without the connection here for url helpers. :( I am wondering if leaving the URL explicit is a bad thing or not.


参考文献はbibsampleに書く


On some servers, there are problems in determining the language. Therefore, when a user logs as Anonymous in all cases shall be appointed English. STK forcibly assigns the language specified in default_lang.txt


59 minutes, not 61 ?


pretty sure I tried it and it didn't work. Will try again


Great -- fyi, what was the testing issue?  I'll add to equivalent for ImageMagick probably sometime next weekend.


個人的には一文ずつ改行したほうが管理しやすいと思う．


PHPCS: Whitespace found at end of line


Il faudrait construire et afficher tabPicross après l'avoir résolu non ?
Sinon, je vois bien la méthode qui initialiste tabPicross, mais pas celle qui la rempli avec le picross résolu.


I would refactor it as
```
if (n <= 0) {
  fprintf("# NULL...\n");
  return;
}
while (... && n > 0) //...
```


Gracias, majo

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従来のhttpとhttp/2でどう変わったのか表がほしい


It's appeared! Many thanks :-)


@stefanpenner Have you had a chance to look into this yet?


@crazycat69 thanks! I look at them right now.


\ref


Ok, in this case, do not change anything.


文末に句点忘れ


This is an XSS vulnerability. Users can send malicious WebSocket messages with a payload something like:

```
{
  "emoticon": "\"><script>alert('oops!')</script foo=\""
}
```

and it will run on all viewer's browsers.

You should probably add some sanitation to prevent this. See https://www.owasp.org/index.php/XSS_(Cross_Site_Scripting)_Prevention_Cheat_Sheet#RULE_.231_-_HTML_Escape_Before_Inserting_Untrusted_Data_into_HTML_Element_Content


今はこの引用数でいいけど最終的には引用は2つか3つでいいから。


A list of possible types would be better here instead of one type and a random all flag.


Эмм. Это, наверное, не лучшее место для указания на недостатки фрагмента. Но да, пустой конструктор лучше не переопределять. Но в данном случае из-за особенностей задания это ничему не помешает.


なぜかここだけですます調


@skalk: Is it necessary to store this pointer? Can't it be determined by simply casting ``_kernel_pd_data``?


let's at least have a JIRA for index support in the future - too bad if, just for JPA lameness, we can not do this


仕様以外のことも話しているから概要にするべき


There's unbalanced parenthesis in this line. I removed one at the end to make it work here, but haven't tested the effect on Windows yet.


why?


Can you remove 5.4 please?


今のままではhttp/2の良さがわからない


3つの画像は自作？引用？


Perfect!

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Thanks :)

Pull request updated.


А можно ссылку на документацию где написано слово "нельзя"?


@pawlik Please have a look at this closed PR #510
We use the composer library not composer as tool.


「よりよくエラー処理がしやすい」<=?


How about:

    conn = get user_path(conn(), :index)


Why ?


This looks weird.  We intentionally made ourselves a different scheme because we weren't getting stored with the rest of the objects in our scheme.  Do you want us to collapse into the v1beta1 scheme?


口語っぽいところも多いので直したい
「～したりできる」とか


What about the conn? :(


This function compares the new and previous values of a word and compute the delta between them.


見やすいしgit管理もしやすいので一文ずつ改行が良い


It is necessary for the core-specific special use-case, look at kernel.cc::122


Sorry, that was me who merged this but I forgot to run the tests first. I am fixing them now.


@skalk: Not necessyary - just to be more conform, I would name the kernel-object members and their accessors consistently (kernel_pd, kernel_thread, and kernel_vm or all kernel_object)


qui c'est qui a fait ça ?


参考文献を参照しよう


json serializations missing


For example, in this code
```c
for (i = 1; i < N; i++)
  for (j = 0; j < N; j++)
    S[i][j] = S[i-1][j];  // S1
```

the statement S1 has a dependence carried by the first loop (at depth 1), but not by the second.  So I expect `is_loop_independent` to return false, but `is_loop_carried(depth=2)` to also return false.  While `is_loop_carried(depth=1)` returns true.

I want to make sure this relation between results stands for any loop, because the ways to check "loop carried" and "independent" look different.  Tests may be convincing.  Some polyhedral math even better.


That's why it's after the configure, when the --prefix is set. Nothing is affected if nothing is installed. make uninstall only removes $LOCALDESTDIR's stuff.
Most packages don't support off-root ./configure either.
I'd rather manually delete files if there are problems.


Looks like a typo. Let me know when it's fixed.


Il faut plutôt faire sur plusieurs lignes
```html
<h1>
    <span>
        Parfois j'ai comment dire... la flemme.
    </span>
    <br>
    <small>Souvent Les Papas du Code me proposent une solution comment dire... intéressante.</small>
</h1>
```
Dans un balise h* il doit y avoir que du texte


battleship 按常规译法，翻译成战列舰是不是好一点？


typo javascript


Thank you for the hint regarding kernel.cc.


mervin, mervin.. yung sa student_adviser na table, mali lagay ko sa employee_number. xD
pakigawa namang 1234-xxxxxxx lahat ng 0000-xxxxxxx. salamat


画像は参考を元に自作しました


図をみてもよくわからない


Est ce que vous voyez ce commentaire?


「そのためページ全体が表示されるのに遅くなる要因になってしまう。」
→語尾がまどろっこしい。「遅くなる」で切ったほうが読みやすい。
→指示語は極力避けよう

→「データの量が増えるとページの表示に遅延が生じる」って書くといいかな。


The idea of the algorithm is to fill a matrix of size source.length+1, target.length+1 and fill it, starting at 0, 0.
It then loops over the characters of each word. If they're the same, nothing has to be done. Else, we explore by either deleting, inserting or substituting a character and see which one gives the smallest difference between both strings.


No obstante, y al margen de si hay una o más fotos embebidas, en Firefox en ocasiones da un error al cargar el iframe: "Load denied by X-Frame-Options: http://quienmanda.es/photos/331?widget=1&initialWidth=750&childId=quienmanda-embed-331 does not permit cross-origin framing."
Entiendo que para corregir esto debemos configurar la cabecera X-Frame-Options en el template widget de QM: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/HTTP/X-Frame-Options


Added picture


at tsaka, yung pag identify kung graduate ba, ginawa naming 'Graduate' yung classification nung student.


>@andreasohlund By differentiating you mean for the end user or for us?

I meant for the end user

>Isn't the decision whether you use the incoming message as the timeout data or an additional poco (which is then flagged as a message as well by us) as timeout/deferral data up to the user and technically allows to use Defer(state or message, TimeSpan) for both approaches?

Yes it's the users decision to reuse the message or create a new one. My point is the current api would allow you (since you would have a different handler for the 2 cases) have logic the does different things depending on if this is the first time or if this is the "defered" one. This can be solved with a flag on the saga data but it would be a breaking change that would need to be documented if we decide to go ahead and remove the `IHandleTimeouts` interface? (or do we plan to keep that one ?)


いきなりHTTP/1.1が出てきている。「はじめに」ではHTTPとは何か説明しないといけない。HTTPある→通信量増えた→問題→HTTP2の流れ。


il y a un problème d'indentation ici.
rempalcer span par col-md


This also fixes #686


保留这行吧0 0 上面的就不用改了


全体的に参考書っぽくて伝わりにくい．専門的な用語は噛み砕いて自分なりの言葉で書いたほうがよいとおもう


I think `send_reply()` is required here (before return from `on_headers()`).


**[unitTests_js_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_js_branches/10931/testReport/) for this commit**


Tagging would also make it easier to replay runs against an older version of the bot. I.e. to revert to v1.3.0 of the code, you could then just enter: `git checkout tags/v1.3.0`. (Currently, you have to look for the commit hash manually and go from there.)

If you want to make this happen, just the following commands:

```sh
git tag v1.4.2 e3782505bcb6c82e074d6d0831c0987b1201ddfd
git tag v1.4.1 b8f99f649082002e48dd06897713eda1df9d6c34
git tag v1.4.0 0fd1258ca17f7d74edbac72fa0afc2b5c6d58bb3
git tag v1.3.0 db58061e9edab5255c64cb54f1101c3d6b447615
git push --tags
```

And from then on, after committing a new version, just run `git tag vX.Y.Z` and `git push --tags` after `git push`.


Harridan 可以先不翻译，这个是一种特别的外星人种类。属于游戏内的专有名词。可以等将来统一。


quand tu auras réussi la grille :
supprime
+	width: 75%;
+	margin: auto;
et utilise text-align: justify; sur une classe avec un nom plus représentatif


sure, np


Is there no better way to do do this?  This is harder to understand than the previous.  It's like a software version of this:
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8225098/7115060/63de33d8-e1b2-11e4-9172-1ca4214ed0b3.png)


@ReoUmeda すばらしい。>画像は参考を元に自作しました
Fig2とか文字が小さくて印刷時に潰れる可能性があるから印刷して確認してみてー


ネガティブで終わりたくない．できればこれから普及していって便利になりますみたいな感じにしたい


Mir persönlich ging es vor allem drum, dass sie dann plötzlich nur noch erkennbar sind, wenn man das entsprechende Icon sieht - sprich beim "schnellen Mouseover" oder bei reinen Texten (weiß grade nicht aus dem Kopf, ob die irgendwo so angezeigt werden, z.B. bei der Aufnahme ins Inventar oder so), weiß man dann nicht mehr, dass es um eine Falle geht. Insofern würde ich auch "Falle der/des" dem kompletten Weglassen vorziehen.

Lasse mich da im Zweifel von der Mehrheit überstimmen, würde aber persönlich gerne den Hinweis auf Falle irgendwie drin haben. Kann aber auch deine Abneigung gegen das optisch unschöne verstehen ;)


tu peux supprimer ce fichier


Crea un issue please y lo miramos

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Does the current version of Caffe fix the bug?
I see different common.hpp and common.cpp


确实在翻到这里的时候，去查字典，给出的是暴躁的老妇人…然后联想到XCOM里外星人的一贯形象…


The c3ko commit is the same as netbuk. I've forgotten to change my username in SmartGit and push to fast ;-D


Carrier 通常指航空母舰。参考星际里的神族最后那个单位。


Quelques modif à faire avant de passer à nodejs ;-)


Very general ones about switching verb tenses, proofreading, and one question added


From a saga perspective we could still keep it. So in that case you use
bus.Defer to invoke it but in the saga case you do a IHandleTimeouts or
IConsumeTimeouts


> but if you insist..

no, I do not.


lol.


Should use string builder


@Dramacydal
![putin-kiss](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2673447/7115105/8a46097a-e1ed-11e4-93fa-8822719524b8.jpg)


全体の流れ
現状：「はじめに」「歴史」「HTTP2の仕様」「今後」は変かな。歴史とHTTP2の仕様は関係しているから章分けが適切じゃない。
「はじめに」→「HTTP」→「今後」でHTTPの中に歴史を入れるか、
「はじめに」→「HTTP1」→「HTTP2」→「今後」が良いと思う。


@kordianbruck please take care of recreate your database!


@skalk: <kernel-guy paranoia>I would be more happy if we could reduce the content of try-blocks to the statements that may throw exceptions.</kernel-guy paranoia>


The method `create_couple_iterator()` runs `send_reply()` in case of `boost::none` is returned.


Looks good but I have a suggestion:

Instead of having to query and update the database after its created and the valus put in. Put the values into the INSERT INTO fields.

From:
INSERT INTO codeexample(cid,examplename,runlink,uid,cversion) values (1,"Design 3","Iulf.html",1,2013);

To:
INSERT INTO codeexample(cid,examplename,runlink,uid,cversion,templateid) values (1,"Design 3","Iulf.html",1,2013,5);

In that case you don't have to update the database after it's created.


While at that I would also version the include directory (include/owr-0.3/owr) and the library filenames (libopenwebrtc-0.3.so)


Fixed in https://github.com/openmicroscopy/openmicroscopy/pull/3707


Thank you for the investigation! Fixed in c4ec1295dcb4e5231ba9aa0f0bd342d00ac54606


And the GI files too of course


you should merge this into the main project!


Nice one @sujaymansingh :+1:


@skalk: Are you sure that this isn't necessary to ensure that there are no remnants of the translation table left in the TLB?


done ;)


Ahhh, good to know about (3.)... weird mechanic...


全体的に段落が少ないので段落を増やしたい


cernに関する説明を軽く一言欲しい。いきなり日本が出てきて違和感。
ここまででHTTPが何か分からない。HyperTextTransferProtocolって単語が一回もでてきてないよね。


Hi Giles!


Ok,

First, you can cancel your mistake with
```bash
git rebase --abort
```

After your commands should be
```bash
git fetch
git checkout origin/dev3 -B dev3
```

Now you retrieve data from server and you are on the last branch which I provide to you.

To modify a commit
```bash
git rebase -i master
```

You will have something like:
```
pick 130f695 Add warning for Stitching Strain on Convergence
pick 5f785af Rename elemental pair of Datascape
pick edd1e11 Rework memory access of encounter options
pick b144624 Add settings for AirEarth
pick 5fa6a16 Add settings for AirWater
pick a67bca5 Add settings for AirLife
pick 28b5343 Add settings for FireWater
pick c520e85 Add settings for FireLife
pick 46a3d5e Add settings for LogicEarth
pick b988ff3 Add settings for LogicWater
pick e62995e Add settings for LogicLife
pick 91ab1bf Add settings for Lattice
pick 152548d WIP: commit title and explanation
pick 886cca4 WIP: Fix bug with UnitEnteredCombat
```

Replace the 'pick' by 'e' to request a stop from git on a specific commit.
Here , you should have:

```
pick 130f695 Add warning for Stitching Strain on Convergence
pick 5f785af Rename elemental pair of Datascape
pick edd1e11 Rework memory access of encounter options
pick b144624 Add settings for AirEarth
pick 5fa6a16 Add settings for AirWater
pick a67bca5 Add settings for AirLife
pick 28b5343 Add settings for FireWater
pick c520e85 Add settings for FireLife
pick 46a3d5e Add settings for LogicEarth
pick b988ff3 Add settings for LogicWater
pick e62995e Add settings for LogicLife
pick 91ab1bf Add settings for Lattice
e 152548d WIP: commit title and explanation
pick 886cca4 WIP: Fix bug with UnitEnteredCombat
```

Do your modifications and add them in the commit. with

```
git add FILE
git commit --amend
```
Note: you can rewrite the commit message with 'amend' option.

And restart the rebase with
```
git rebase --continue
```

At the moment, you have rewrited the history. And the bug have never existed. ^^


上の行と話が繋がっていない。


Closed Visual Studio Online Task [vso#4345](https://azurecom.visualstudio.com/DefaultCollection/ACOM/_workitems#_a=edit&id=4345): 'This is a test usersnap task submission'

VSO State: Done


I just had a really quick look at th changes but it seems your app is "rpg" and not "myrpg". Maybe you should try to change that line in your installed_apps


難しい言葉を使いすぎ。


@skalk: May use reinterpret_cast and can be reduced to a one-liner like in delete_pd.


Your test required the TestImages package, but that is set in test/REQUIRE to only be a requirement on OS X. One or the other had to go for the tests to pass on other systems.


test


Would prefer to have a typoscript constant for configuration? Don't you think this would be smarter?


You should make a PR for this!


Ah ok :D


Actually, the spaces here are not recommended. Do you use any django or python lint? It is really not that important but it may be easier to read in the long term.


The changes in this file are unrelated.


See https://github.com/Alexpux/MINGW-packages/pull/570.


+1 for internal


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remarkable


while I dread to think how effective this craft must be in the cold interstellar vacuum, , it suggests we may yet be able to build something to defeat it in the skies.

我觉得这句是这个意思：

我不敢想像它在寒冷的宇宙真空中的可怕性能，但似乎我们还有能力制造点什么在天下击败它。
（这里强调的是真空环境很厉害，但是在大气层里可能还有办法）


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I do not see why this is associated with "kernel guy paranoia". What is the benefit of having the try catch around the constructor only?


段落の変更は改行2つで


Indeed. I'll add those.


If an exception was thrown, it makes more clear where it came from.


You should put your style in a separate css file. It will prevent you to repeat yourself. (same line in base.html and index.html).
Or even more fun, you could create a _base.html or skeleton.html to put all the lines in common for all your html files, and then for each new file, do a {% extends "skeleton.html" %}. That way, your html file only reflects what they're meant to.


It would need to be `function()`, right?


It is done in the Arm specific ~Pd destructor, where it belongs to.


Since we're not doing any type checking here, I think I'll leave this as is.


- typo: "implementation"
- extra white space
- I prefer to use String.format(), don't you?


いきなり多重化、データ圧縮とか単語が出てきて理解ができなくなる。あとで説明しているんだから
「〜目的としている。速度向上のために、それぞれ多重化、バイナリの使用、ヘッダ圧縮という技術を用いる。」で各章に移ったらまだましかな。


air superiority fighter : 制空战斗飞行器。主要强调的是空对空的意思。
final incarnation ：大概是终极武器的意思。

我觉得翻译嘛，把意思表达对，找到合适的中文词句读起来爽快比较好。不用一个个词的对译。

仅做参考。


That's cool. Thanks.


OK - thanks; I'll merge. Should I then immediately create a new tag: `release/2015.04/rc2`, or will you be working out of the tip of the release branch?


@hairqles Should be Go 1.4.2, right?


1: M111 unrecognized component name: redis


Already had - 857, 859 (2 commit), 860

Was missing - 856, 858. Thanks!

Not sure what to do about first 6 patches 850-855 however.

I may submit those first ones (not T220) as separate pull request to kerdkernel repo upstream (the manufacturer of Odroid-C1 who maintain that 3.10 kernel). But if I don't have the hardware then I cannot test them myself.

For those other patches, it seems 855 is very big. And for a different tuner. May be good if other people on odroid C1 owner community want to use that specific hardware. Is separate.

850 and 851 I just don't understand the purpose. What it means.

The 852, 853 and 854 seem related to same shared chipset as Geniatech.

Although 853 says it is specifically for the s630. Which I almost bought myself, but we exchanged for `Inverto IDL-400S` instead.

@crazycat69 Should the first 6 patches? Do I also add the 852, 853, 854 ?


Очень просто,
if(prefs == null){
prefs = new MCPreferences(this);
}


:+1:  I owe you a :beer:


Thx!

On 20:45, 13 Apr 2015, at 20:45, "Christian Münch" <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>@pawlik Please have a look at this closed PR #510
>We use the composer library not composer as tool.
>
>---
>Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
>https://github.com/netz98/n98-magerun/commit/b2d2c88903cbef1acf8889c1392db2463cb40c8f#commitcomment-10690675


文章が長い。
「HTTP/2を使うためにはサーバ側とブラウザ側の両方が対応していく必要がある。」
「主要ブラウザの最新バージョンはHTTP/2に対応しており「Windows10」の「Internet Explorer 11」、「Firefox 36」、「Chrome 40」などがある。」
で読みやすくなる。長い文章は極力避ける。


This was a WIP comment, it was changed soon after :)


Там написано "Applications should generally not implement a constructor", что значит "как правило не должно", а никак не "нельзя"

Есть несколько вещей, которые явно или не явно написаны в документации по ссылке, и которые надо понимать.

1. Фрагмент обязан иметь публичный конструктор без параметров, потому что андроид использует его при пересоздании фрагментов. Если такого конструтора нет - получим краш.

2. Java неявно создает публичный конструктор без параметров для любого класса, для которого явным образом не описано ни одного конструктора. Из этого следует, что если мы создали у фрагмента конструктор с параметрами - пустого конструктора у него больше нет и мы должны будем добавить его явно.

3. Когда фрагменты используются для построения UI - в конструкторе фрагменту особо заняться нечем, поскольку в момент вызова конструктора фрагмент еще не приаттачен к активити. (это то самое "как правило")

Понимая все это конструкторы во фрагментах при необходимости использовать можно. В этом нет ничего плохого.

В конкретном коде, который мы обсуждаем - конструктор никаких негативных вещей с собой не приносит. Можно было бы создавать модель прямо в инициализаторе соответствующего поля. имхо - это было бы не лучше и не хуже, чем тот вариант, который есть сейчас.


alphabetical order? :p


Hello, It's me again.

I read all the post of the forum about the calibration that you send me, but I didn't understand how
I can do it.

I saw the charts that you made measuring the CO2 with the mq135. I have to do the same but in a Classroom.

I saw how great CO-MH-Z14 is. Would be perfect for my project, but unfortunately I don't have time to buy because because It takes a lot to get (I'm from Brazil) and because the project is for this semester.

i intend to buy the CO-MH-Z14 next semester.


wow, I'm so dumb :)


SHevT, you will likely have to update your ril.h to support v11 ril


Would be easier to just convert to bed format using something like bedops gtf2bed
http://bedops.readthedocs.org/en/latest/content/reference/file-management/conversion/gtf2bed.html


It's fixed in the latest commit.


aaah nais. very windows 3.1 :+1:


It's fixed in the latest commit


Sure. I only did it this way because it was so tiny and we were already discussing it. And I wanted to know what would happen :)


If it the path is setup correctly, you don't need to tell the computer where to find each program


Maybe we should do

```rust
VirtualMachine: struct {

}

// and

_: enum {

}
```

Or is that too far? lol


${NP_DB_PATH}/tmp/${TARGET_GENOME}.ensembl.biotype.txt has not been created


Thank


Sure


One of the major advantages of having exceptions is that you do not have to check an error/return value after every call. If we  you want to exchange this:
```
int ret = some_call()
if (ret) { /* error handling*/ }
```

with this:

```
try {
some_call()
catch(...) { /*error handling*/ }
```

there is not much of the advantage left. If we use generic exception types, like "Invalid_kernel_object" we can even have one try-catch loop around the whole syscall block, thereby reducing the error handling code further.


Travis already caught it [1], and it was fixed [2].

[1] - https://travis-ci.org/gramps-project/gramps/builds/58205882
[2] - https://github.com/gramps-project/gramps/commit/bb1e5f4e3d2ba1d0dea12f032d4f5b164667b5a7


Right, good point


Thanks for your review. I will try to fix the XSS problem tomorrow.

The projector in m3 seminar room is broken. I am going to present my next techtalk with slidecast.


The single node getting started guide doesn't seem to include the DNS component for resolving internal services (tested with my own project and the guestbook example), am I doing something wrong, or is it an omission?

Thanks


certainly


another good point


sorry yes your are right. I thought it might be the same problem as in my PLiExtraInfo code.


Is the strcpy(ent_str, "") below now unnecessary?


Can you help me build this in my own setup?


Hmm, I can do that.


Of course not!


typo: 'difference` > `different`


我想知道rc代表什么...
I'm wondering what 'rc' stand for?


Merged the fileupload updates with master. The fileuploads branch can be closed now.


ggwp


Why not add `IModelCustom` as superclass? It already does everything `IModelCustom` can, and might help with readability.

(Is this the correct place to put this question?)


Check the indentation for the entire `app/models/comment.rb` file and fix.

Some of the lines are indented by odd numbers of spaces. In ruby, its conventional to only indent by even number of spaces, at intervals of 2.


Ah ok, thanks!


Cheers man. I'm installing it right now. Thought I had it on my Sublime, but then I remembered, that it updated itself, and lost my package manager somehow. :) Although I might switch to pyCharm at this point.


@marcelotoledo ta melhor que o primeiro commit. hahahha
Mas da pra melhorar mostrando apenas quem não vai ser levado, assim como o enunciado propõe, tipo assim https://gist.github.com/arthurbarros/fe0ab1dce62ad61d63b2#file-folha-py-L16


Won't work the internal antenna fix is faulty. Its not getting set still.


thanks


:boom: :ship:


release candidate


Doesn't doze mode need some kernel stuff...


There is a Error


The indentation for this file needs a bit more work to make it easier to read. Compare it with the indentation in the sign_in_spec.rb file committed in this commit on the bloccit-with-tdd repo: https://github.com/Bloc/bloccit-with-tdd/commit/0037b437c86e6983af11acf6fbdee405420dc9b5


Doug,
>
> Travis already caught it [1], and it was fixed [2].
>
> [1] - https://travis-ci.org/gramps-project/gramps/builds/58205882
> [2] - bb1e5f4
> <https://github.com/gramps-project/gramps/commit/bb1e5f4e3d2ba1d0dea12f032d4f5b164667b5a7>
>
That fix is in master. It's needed in maintenance/gramps41 too.

Enno


Why not migrate to new audio hal like fusion has


Address issue #50


Would comment the function thread_set_exceptions() that it sets the specified exceptions and clears the other ones. This removes any ambiguous use / understanding of the function.

With such a comment in the .h file (+ the typo fix excpetions -> exceptions also in the .h file):

    Reviewed-by: Pascal Brand <pascal.brand@linaro.org>
    Tested-by: Pascal Brand <pascal.brand@linaro.org> (STM platform)


Ahhh yes! I was looking for that. If you see, there is a base.html in there already. I will, at some point, extend it and base most of the pages on it. I'm still looking at the manual how the templating works and how views are working. I don't want to put everything in one view. But I'm sure there is a way to put it into separate classes. I'll get there. A little bit more reading. :)

Cheers very much for your help man. Much MUCH appreciated. Feel good to work with somebody sort of. :)


Well done, good to merge :+1:


Doesn't look too bad in the end! I am just wondering if the pattern:

```python
if sys.version_info.major == 2:
   # Decode
```

Could be made into a function in ``core.util``. Something like:

```python
def encodestr(value, instance_check=False):
   if sys.version_info.major == 3: return value
   elif instance_check and not isinstance(value, str): return value
   else: return value.decode('utf-8')
```

Then, for instance, you could use:

```python
group = unicode(util.encodestr(group))
```

Or in TablePlot

```python
value = util.encodestr(value, instance_check=True)
```

This would remove two imports (``sys``and ``unicode``) in one import ``util`. I feel that use of util should  always be qualified anyway and this approach hides the version dependent logic and I think would be much cleaner!


extract


Good catch. Fixed in 363a6b3738b88dd274eeace17864e96d292b4739.


Why used ?NUMBER_STATE_AVAILABLE not ?NUMBER_STATE_IN_SERVICE ?


I would be happier if these had a trace in them with the original message.
Or at least a comment to show that they may need attention.


hehehe :P


why don't you merge this with master project?


I believe there is some talk of removing the `phar` from the repo due to it's ever increasing size, and having it available separately? If you could require the 'built' file alone presumably the compatibility problem becomes a none issue as composer wouldn't check the `composer.json` inside the phar? After all I imagine 99% of people requiring n98-magerun are only after the `phar` not the actual source.


Hello,

  it is easy, you need an arduino at 5V, a stable power source at 5V (can
be a computer), a MQ135 on a socket.

  You can read from the computer the output and log it in a file, and then
graph it in excel.

  For calibration, try starting the mesure (startup) after let's say 15mn
of classroom windows open.

 You can cross check, or impose the calibration value from an official
external website that mesure CO2:
http://aqicn.org/city/brazil/saopaulo/catanduva/

Hope this helps,

On Mon, Apr 13, 2015 at 2:16 PM, andreluizralmeida <notifications@github.com
> wrote:

> Hello, It's me again.
>
> I read all the post of the forum about the calibration that you send me,
> but I didn't understand how
> I can do it.
>
> I saw the charts that you made measuring the CO2 with the mq135. I have to
> do the same but in a Classroom.
>
> I saw how great CO-MH-Z14 is. Would be perfect for my project, but
> unfortunately I don't have time to buy because because It takes a lot to
> get (I'm from Brazil) and because the project is for this semester.
>
> i intend to buy the CO-MH-Z14 next semester.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/empierre/arduino/commit/68bff598dcb49577542d148ff7048144c54f1d5e#commitcomment-10691153>
> .
>


Ah, then that comment should be over there:

https://github.com/gramps-project/gramps/commit/93bd200ea0e489988ba89c25d900a9d38639e545#diff-b62a37223b46ad9683aadab131fcc6f8R211

Thanks! By the way, that can be edited even via the website.


class Rifle_Long_Base_F;
is not defined at the start of the CfgWeapons


this should not require that small h values as forward diff. does.


comment on this line


I'm sorry... my bad mistake when translation


1. Да, Вы абсолютно правы, что то, что категорически не запрещено фреймворком, то на практике можно. При этом, читая доки внимательно, можно понять, что код из конструктора можно вынести и вызвать из другого места.
2. Смотрите, первым предложением написано, цитирую: "Every fragment **must** have an empty constructor". В английском языке слово *must* в отличие от *should* несет категорический характер, что в данном контексте можно трактовать, как "конструктор **обязан быть пустым**".
3. Мое замечание касалось того, что нужно избегать вещей, которые рекомендуется избегать. На большом проекте принцип "*Определю-ка я это здесь, все равно ничего не поломается*", увы, не работает. Разумеется, ничего плохого и критичного не произойдет в конкретном коде. Проблема в том, что есть риск привыкнуть так делать, что может повлечь трудно выявляемые ошибки в поведении программы в будущем.


Well it is really simple.
In the "base", write something like this:


For you example, is_loop_independent and is_loop_carried (for depth 1 and 2) return the results you want.

The way to check loop_carried and loop_idenpendent looks different but is in fact not.
loop_carried add "=" constraint for all the iterator iterators expect for the loop_index, and for loop_index it add the constraint "<=" the ">=", because for the dependence to be loop carried, all the iterators need be equal except the one for loop_index than can be different.
Checking if a dependence is loop independent is like checking if the dependence is loop carried for every possible loop_index possible : but why call loop_carried N times, thus calling pip N times, if you can directly just add all the "=" constraint, for every iterators, and call pip one time. That's what is_loop_independent does.

Finally, even if you want a function like ``is_loop_independent_at_depth``, like you said, it's the same as doing `` ! is_loop_carried(loop_index)`` : why should we define a function that do just that?


Thanks for pointing this out.  I wanted to change that, but completely forgot about it ...


I'm not sure "compiles but fails" is any better than "doesn't compile" for git bisect. Both should (correctly) be viewed as a failure. In the Chaste project we intend that every commit both compiles and passes all tests - so we commit the test and working implementation together. It seems to have worked for us.


Exactly that I wanted to send ;) You were faster.


Recently I tried some local tuning on seed.
The resulting seed values were 0, 2, 4, 5, 50, 79, 138, 254
I tuned something else at the same time, and the overall result was not convincing.

But never tried yet with the more_than_one(connected) idea,


Yay!


argv[0] isn't necessary to be `nsenter`. I see that you just reformat this text, but could you remove this part? Thanks.


Doug,
>
> Ah, then that comment should be over there:
>
> 93bd200#diff-b62a37223b46ad9683aadab131fcc6f8R211
> <https://github.com/gramps-project/gramps/commit/93bd200ea0e489988ba89c25d900a9d38639e545#diff-b62a37223b46ad9683aadab131fcc6f8R211>
>
Right.
>
> Thanks! By the way, that can be edited even via the website.
>
Not by me. I don't have edit or commit rights on the main repo, and I
like to keep it that way for now. I'm just starting on creating a new
fork, and trying to keep that in sync with the main repo.

thanks again,

Enno


I'm still using sublime but.. The coices of your tool is strongly personnal. Do what you think will best match your needs


Oh!  I guess I was thinking that it wasn't necessary to do that pid file management inside the python script when we could instead just do it with a lock wrapper script around it.  (specifically, /usr/local/bin/lock-wrapper )