Could I make a request? I'm working on tokens at the moment as I think they will involve the least frame adjustments - Would it be possible to make tokens visible in CardBuilder Explorer?


Update this to latest :):)


unreadable


세상에


hard to read


drop this one


i think?


Inutile de rajouter `request`. Il doit être accessible par `self.request`.


Currently this method is not needed anymore. I'm removing it


Muito obrigado!


Okay, great. Glad we got this one!

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> Yes, it just returns NA in that case. This is okay; we were already
> getting f$Repository = NA for embedded packages:
>
> > foo <- utils::packageDescription("rsconnect", fields = c("Repository", "GithubSHA1"))
> > foo$Repository
> [1] NA
> > foo$GithubSHA1
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J'aurais gardé cette gestion des auteurs ici mais j'aurais fais le `save` de la `featured` ligne 81 à la toute fin. Ca permet de ne pas avoir 2 boucles sur les auteurs.


Sounds like it should be. Pretty confusing otherwise.


Mes remarques sont identiques ici.


@Situphen Je t'ai fais mes retours sur ton code.


Impossible car on est obligé d'avoir de sauvegarder une fois avant `featured_resource.authors.add(author)` vu que c'est une relation `many-to-many`


That error was just merged in an hour ago. :(


Yeah... i can confirm more CPU Usage too.. well i'm using still HZ 1000 and still working like a rocket xD
Due to this.. right now i'm completely reworking CPU / GPU Governor !! And at the end we can save power .. because it's like u said.. it's smother as usual .. that means we can have same smoothness by decreasing Min. CPU / GPU Freq .. and save Power... For me: Min Freqs: CPU: 400@300MHz and GPU: 400@200MHz !


I notice that touch returns success even if the file does not have write permissions. You can replace the touch and the erase of the contents with:
```
if ! eval "echo > $STORE_CONFIG" > /dev/null 2>&1; then
```
The above with ensure that the file exists (or created) and truncated.


ah ... et est-ce que `featured_resource.authors.add(*authors)` fonctionne ?


This could be a semantic change.  Being loaded directly rather than via `../fstream.js`


血的教训：不要在编译器里，将c++文件修改后缀名为.h后，继续书写头文件，这样会造成不能再头文件中，无法再类的外部实现成员函数！！！！当然，可以在其他地方实现，但是为了弄明白这是为什么消耗了我大量的时间，痛苦


@frol i'm looking at reverting the check destination part because of this and moving these checks into docker and only checking for /proc


Not sure, tokens are treated differently but I will have a look since I have always thought it would be nice (for completeness) to be able to view the token cards available in the explorer.


@MartijnKaijser @ronie @Montellese i saw a endless loop in kodi - see the backtrace here:

http://pastebin.com/FjKWKJzE

Could it be that this onsettingschanged handler here is doing really stupid stuff?!?!


This change just makes very minor changes to this code. I'm expecting a subsequent change to reorganize it.


This should be `this.site.get('categories')`


Does this actually compile on Microsoft C compiler?
When I checked the documentation some months ago it said it was not supported and needed such a workaround.


`category.get('id')` here


I see, thx! So is it still fair to say that the group property can only contains one object (i.e. user can only have one group, not many)?


Thank you for your review. It completely makes sense to me. https://github.com/K-DEN/irqbalance/blob/master/irqlist.c#L133


Shoudl be `p`, not `pp`.


rax retry tests


cool


Just by the way: I don't care about copyrights and/or the license. Remove it, change it.. see SRM as public domain. The GPL does not apply anymore.


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Not a good idea to remove 'Multi-Modal-Similarity' from the path. This changes the path to Dataset... 'Multi-Modal-Similarity/Dataset/*.nii' looks generic to me....


Acknowledged, worked for me!


One problem is that their name isn't their 'name' value, it's their 'token' value


Yeah, that's a good call. It would have to be due to a side effect, though, because if you look at the code it's replacing, `Reader` was getting declared twice. 8ad92e5c8246ae707eba8d6101e0192eecccdcd7 removed a similar duplicate declaration without breaking everything. But I'm willing to believe that could be part of the problem, because it feels like maybe an `instanceof` check is failing somewhere.


This file was created by Hunter (HRGGYF)


Yeah, a pull request is easiest.


@keithbostic Did you intend for these changes to be on the encryption branch?


Removing all subvolumes inside the given subvolume is precisely what we want to do here.

The assumption that the btrfs volume is mounted on / is indeed a problem though, we'll need to fix that.


We should add .gitignore to ignore the TIFF files... I don't  think we need to push them to the repo as they would be generated by the user.... This defeats the purpose of the conversion file :)


Thank you for the review and comment, it completely makes sense to me. To be honest I was misled by 'from least to greatest' comment in the following line: https://github.com/K-DEN/irqbalance/blob/master/irqlist.c#L133
so would appreciate if it could be changed to "greatest to least."


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I actually need to get back to you with a better mocked-up example -- mine always crashed on refresh.  In short, I don't have auto-update working with dygraphs.


I tried introducing new variable names so that we weren't reusing any of these variables, and I also added a bunch of logging, and this code wasn't even getting hit (as far as I could tell, `_process` isn't getting called when this code fails in npm), which is probably indicative of something, but I don't know fstream well enough to know what. Obviously, that looked suspicious to me as well.


Whoa, that's a (pre-existing) bug.  An error on the stream should pass its `error` argument through to the `self.emit('error')` call.


Hah!  Excellent.


This could be a single line.  And consider ending it with a period.


Whoa!  Super-useful, I went through various contortions to do this in the release tool...!


I think we still need this one to make the directory exist in order to be included in the %files section for ceph-radosgw.


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@scherztc We were thinking that if you pushed visibility changes on to a queue you may run into timing issues where a user changes the permissions and then the changes sit on the queue for a while.  This is "better" if the person is changing from private to open.  If the user changes from open to "private" and their data is still available for some time they may freak.  That was why we had the comment for doing it inline (not in a job). @mjgiarlo what do you think?


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No particular reason, just because of nacl class is called SecretBox and we are using it to encrypt passwords.


Same here :) Also, its better to stick to one convention of slash '/' or '\'


Good catch, thank you. The error listener was introduced in f0ff682534c801b269aea8733b99bfb087df9115 (there wasn't one before, which led to #34), and I should have caught that on review. That should get fixed, but f0ff682534c801b269aea8733b99bfb087df9115 on its own works fine in npm's tests.


Yes, there's probably a better name for this.


Yes -- I did it because they don't need to go in quickly, they would have collided with encryption branch changes, we know the encryption branch is going in shortly, and general review is done -- so, I saw no harm in saving myself the merge?


I like them too


I only saw it after merging and then thinking more about how to write the changelog comment related to this. :smile:


@brendo I would be ok with that !


Looks like it should "work" but you would need to look at object or generic_file instead of a work.


Yeah, as planned, we will work on it soon ;)


This might be a reason not to use the fedora job, since @scherztc is loading from solr here


back to the drawing board. Got the solution working, (all it needed was the use of lower-case parm-names in the directive instead of mixed case like I was using).
However, the solution I coded takes way too much CPU, 15 seconds to draw the library. I tried multiple variations to optimise it, but no joy.
I am scrapping this attempt. Let someone else have a go.


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Path could be an issue here! ;)


forget about the `also` ~.~
This test case just works


I did not manage to find a way to have libselinux bindings integrated into ``tox.ini`` (i.e., without ``sitepackages = True``). It seems that the bindings cannot be installed in a virtualenv. Sorry, I am out of ideas :-(


Done. Noted for future reference :memo:


Done. :memo:


Some food for thought:

The trick is not to try to calculate this dynamically.
It should be stored on the season entity, and only has to check if it needs to toggle a flag whenever something gets marked as watched.


Is there any reason to not replace all `close(*.socket)` with `close_connection`?


but this is return issue  with options created by constructor where  props defined in prototype
https://github.com/joyent/node/issues/14569


It should be persisted across Kodi restart.


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Typo in comments.


This cannot pass compile on my machine. `impl_` is of type `unique_ptr<Impl>` while `gpu_id` is `int`.


@mogadanez would `options = Object.create(options || {})` work? (as suggested here: https://github.com/iojs/io.js/pull/1467#issuecomment-94313816)


The Restore deterministic search state IS a functional change
make someone regression test


merging changes from csg-features to master


You can just use vector comparison here. It will first check if the sizes match and call `operator==` on each item.


Wow, thank you, I had the wrong idea for a long time!

On Fri, May 8, 2015 at 11:25 AM, MHova <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Right. Breaking existing ones would be a major version bump to 1.0.0, but
> you're adding new features in a backwards-compatible manner so it should be
> a minor version bump.
>
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when those multi-line exceptions get called, do they take with them all of the tab-space?

I seem to recall from Flask docs that the multi-line exception was something like

    raise RuntimeError('hello '
                       'old friend')

to avoid massive gaps


I trust in you.


yeah, i realized that too but I was too tired and lazy to change it LOL


Почему `:create, Vote` ? Здесь должно быть  `can?(:vote, answer)`. И эта проверка должна в себя включать и проверку на наличие голоса, которая ниже;


@RodericDay They shouldn't because of the backslash indicating a line break.


Any reason you're using eval and not directly using echo?
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> I notice that touch returns success even if the file does not have write
> permissions. You can replace the touch and the erase of the contents with:
>
> if ! eval "echo > $STORE_CONFIG" > /dev/null 2>&1; then
>
> The above with ensure that the file exists (or created) and truncated.
>
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>


Hey @zackkatz we could make this code shorter by:

```php
	// Make sure all the IDs are numbers after the filter
	$ids = array_filter( (array) $ids, 'is_numeric' );

	// All ids that are Negative turns to 0
	$ids = array_map( 'intval', $ids );

	// Remove all 0 IDs
	$ids = array_filter( (array) $ids );

	// If no IDs were valid, return false
	if ( empty( $ids ) ) {
		return false;
	}

	// If only one ID, use the first element
	$ids = reset( (array) $ids )
```


I made the action to filter change as well as giving the `save_post` action hook a priority of 11 so it doesn't interfere with other plugins that need to do things to the post data before saving as discussed in #67.  These are the last of the modifications I needed to make to get my installation to fully function with the plugin push other than the code I had to write in my hook to add in the extra fields to the PMP document.  Thanks for all the hard work, guys.  It sure made my job easier :).


Just out of curiosity. What is holding you off of using inherited profiles?


Thanks Kay, will try and get to this over the weekend, if not will do by Monday.

Have a good weekend!

Dan

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fix't! thanks


comparing func for least to greatest sorting are never required, anyhow it makes sense that was a bad choice in both performance and style perspective. Incidentally the choice was due to preference to both readability and compact native code, because it was executed infrequently.


Thanks, that's good to know. Any idea when PEP 426 might be accepted?


you could write this one declaratively


What do you use the discount for?


Most of this information, along with most of lines 46 -- 49 above, should be moved to Usage. Specifically, I'd leave line alone, and move everything else about this class to Usage. Something about not declaring this class independently might be appropriate there as well.

For `stdlib`, I'd take lines 46 and 48 and move them to usage, and leave the class information itself at something more like "Most of stdlib's features are automatically loaded by Puppet. The stdlib class has no parameters."


I sort of vaguely remember a conversation with Hunter about calling these resources specifically; if you haven't already (and maybe you have!) just double check that types is the right thing to call them?

caveat: this conversation would have been when I was an intern, so I well might have gotten it completely wrong.


period missing after Default: 'present'.


The rearrangement is an improvement, for sure, but the first sentence now refers to an argument that hasn't been mentioned yet, which feels odd. I'd suggest moving the last sentence to the front, and then making the second sentence something like, "If called with a second argument, counts the number of ...."


single quotes around true


master should be downcased


missing period at the end.


Delete "This"


"may be" is vague. I think it means "can be"; confirm and change?


If it works for both Windows style paths and Unix style paths, delete the comma. If it works for Windows and it also works for Unix style paths, add "for" to clarify: Works for Windows, and for Unix style paths.


Delete "will"


I don't know what was going on with the parens in this second sentence, but they seem weird to me. I think they can just go? Or, if they are meant to convey some meaning, clarify that.


The reason is that the code under `try` now throws different kinds of Exceptions such as `StateProvider.Error`, `ValueError`, `PasswordBox.Error` and the only place that calls `_recover()` is within `registered()` which we are now using a blanket `catch` clause.

Because `registered()` is directly called by the driver, I log the error in `registered()` and `stop()` the driver in the fact of an exception, which is more graceful than having the driver abort it.

The principal that I follow here is that since we are not handling these exceptions discriminately we might as well just catch it at the edge of the application logic.


Some changes and comments here and there, but nice job. This is greatly improved.


Verbosity should be a target of a future commit set, this is a refactoring.


@dhylands : If you could tell which exact CPython release you used as the base (3.4.0 , 3.4.1, etc.), that would be helpful to keep stuff clean.


@skybert : Thanks a lot!!! I am impressed that this is still in your radar. I have paused a little bit on this. But I'll apply your suggestions as soon as I start working on it again.

We are basically trying to setup a custom ECE dev environment with one-click. And ece-install scripts are obviously a big part of that :-)


@s7design: FYI. This was my mistake. I just learned that PhantomJS does not correctly support these commands.
In future, please don't accept a proposal from me that is obviously wrong! :smile:


This will get disabled in release builds, so it's not a big problem.


* Correção... linha digitável.


:+1: excellent!


Cabinet confirmed


actually, doesn't fully resolve #7, but gets a start on it


I don't get it, why haven't you used the native bind support here, since its available?


I already added it :P


@grmartin payment, cuisine, and dietary_flags are all arrays of strings: http://m.mit.edu/docs/modules/dining/types/. dietary flag strings are never shown as is, they should be used to figure out which image to flag each dish with, e.g. "vegan" gets a green "v+" circle.


Look at my other pull request


Pisałem ostanio o zmiennych skrótowych ;)


Yes, but is it bad to project the possibilities?


Please default initialize this to {}


Go ahead - you could remove the later  `(array)` type casting, too.


Minecloud is still a work in progress, but I am aware that it'll need to be manually set.


Native bind brings with it inconsistencies with fallback implementations. For example native bind will assign a `.length` to the created function that's the `func.length` minus the number of partially applied arguments. It also changes the behavior of the `.call` and `.apply` of the bound functions.


Jean-Denis,

Thanks for this suggestion. Here's the command style I'm currently using, which I agree isn't ideal:
```
git checkout -b exercise-05
```
Would this be the correct sequence?
```
git checkout master
git checkout -b exercise-05
```
Ralph


Did that!


:ok:


@nikbyk It looks like the actual texture image wasn't included here


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The problem outdated libraries do not update them by Mojang.


Space missing after *Note*:


Is this causing a problem, or just cleaning houes a bit?
Should the test also be used for the _BIG_ENDIAN case?


My system seems to have version 3.4.0 on it (python3 --version).

I checked out the orignal version (hash d71c6a3a0bc270865a4d16a174b8ed635f77f7ef) and it's identical to the cmd.py in my Python 3.4.0 source tree, so lets call it 3.4.0


Additional feature, sometime in the future. But good point. Its queued.


Lá na página de login eu fiz o tratamento da exceção "ValidacaoException" num lugar só


UA_NULL please, for consistency


In reply to the comment posted to a previou version of this file: IMHO for MetaData hours probably make sense, but for birthdays ISO format with a timezone does not make sense as birthday would look different depending on which timezone he time+date is converted to.


The parameter order matters where the name should be before speciesName


ArrayList最好使用类型吧


instead of checking if the type is a number what do you think about

`if (settings[key] != void 0)`


cool seems like the example page we could push to gh-pages

mind scoping the file inside of examples/


looks like you are using tabs :) lets stay consistent with spaces plz


What are you overriding here?


Shouldn't forget to give proper credits:
Patch is by pieterg@OpenPLi :)


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Yes, I later thought this through a bit more and decided to check each option separately.


I changed this because the enhanced loop over mAvailableExtensions was causing concurrency exceptions, so one could do 2 things: sync the array access or clone the data. Since i guess we don't want the array reference, i opted to clone the array, so this way is safe iterate over it and at the same return a separate reference of the array.


Yes. You can not use `> /dev/null 2>&1` if you don't have `eval`, because pipe is a shell mechanism so it displays the error no matter what. The only way to silent the error is `eval` or wrap `echo > $STORE_CONFIG` in a function.


ofc, its fully playable, you dont have to fix npcs nor quests, or any of the ~1k scripts that will be needed :)


↑ this condition check is unnecessary, becoz  the brasilis.txt  is  inside the re patch folder
or it was necessary, just someone put it in wrong folder?


I am so sorry, that i did not come across this pull request earlier. We usually only look at mails in dev@openvswitch.org. I see the problem with mtu. I think it probably makes sense to set the MTU to 1450 in all cases? Would that work for you?


lets squash the first bit of this into the previous commit where you introduced it :)


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attach?


Cards have a suit and a rank so I would make a constructor here.


Isn't that automatic?


This is the internal reference json, the one that Mojang updates. Not ours.


Nice


oh nm nm i forgot we even had a page!

http://mojotech.github.io/stickymojo/

I think we can drop this commit


@WalterTrippel
Пагадзіцеся вельмі эфектыўнае і простае рашэнне праблем з выхадамі за межы, я прыдумаў яго калі стаў перад праблемай, што зноў хітры кастыльпатрэбны пры змене памераў экрана.

І не трэба дапрацоўваць тое што патрэбна было для правільнага руху. Зараз усё працуе як хранометр.


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@RenaudR please delete this file. this translation don't works


Yes, it's automagically set to the function we've agreed on a week ago, but enables you to set it to something custom


I believe so: we used to return an `InboundLedger` which was the object we were creating. However, now we are returning the `Ledger` itself - which (at this point in the code) we haven't acquired yet. Still, pinging @JoelKatz - can you verify please?


> I feel like @deads2k had a different way he thought this should be handled....

Resolution based on a list built from the RESTMappers would have been ideal, but significantly more difficult.  At some point we'll probably still need it, but I guess we could do worse than a hardcoded list.  Unfortunately, it makes it even harder for someone to add a resource the first time.


yep I went through the commits in order.. feel free to drop this commit then


Yes, attach, which does the same as the attach in the interface class.
It allows you to "attach" listener functions to that ethernet node, so that you can retrieve frames from that node from higher levels, or logging.
You might want to look into usage. that should make it more clear. I will add the whole documentation for ethernet when I've got time


I caught myself on that one. I believe the next commit fixed that.


This looks like it would only ever run the function once.


We now return the Ledger, if we have it. If not, we return null. There's nothing code needs from the InboundLedger other than the ledger if it's available already.


Cool !!!


Okay thanks :)


yeah, this is for switching devices, that need to handle all frames, no matter what destination mac. I might rename to something different, since I think it can be misunderstood. It simply changes a setting of that node


Nice, thanks @GarthDB. This also resolves #77


Thanks - that's what I thought.


This was actually intentional because stuff broke in 0.8.2.1, but I think we actually have worked around it by now, so this ought to be ok.  Hi Jim!


@rec Definitely not in the first case. Maybe in the other two.


@mgruner all is OK  :+1:  , I respect you and I would not go against your word, but together we can do better and more :)
The most relevant is that we learn something new :)

Regards
Zoran


Oops. Didn't mean to include this.  Can get rid of this.


Blame portal for the naming. :)  It makes the cards equal height.


*cringe* Who's, not whose


Glad to share the knowledge! I only got schooled on this a little while ago myself.


This actually fixes #6, not #4.


Ah, and one last thing: if you haven't already done so, just run those specific ticket fixes by Hunter or Morgan to make sure they sufficiently addressed the tickets. Thank you!


Az ede-config csak amerikai környezetben leli meg a beállító binárisait!
http://sourceforge.net/p/ede/discussion/249616/thread/2c32f37c/


I knew there'd be a reason. Do you guys keep a public board highlighting state of current/long term efforts?


Is this naming change intuitive? To me, "YEAR" implies that it could be odd or even, but the convention is usually that "CYCLE" refers to the even year. In other words, I like the code change but I would keep the name 'START_YEAR'.


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I think you're right. I changed the name from year to cycle when I was thinking about rounding down in the queries, but now that we're doing it in the config, year seems like a better name again. Changing this now.


I see what you mean. Is there a unit test that mimics this kind of behav?

Also, how about using eval for this?


Great Message box Stanley. But the Game detects All Enemies as Dead at the beginning and tehn displayes the message box...


As others have mentioned, can we make this part of another PR?


As organisational units will have events at some point, it's kind of awkward to add it in. Currently the idea is that a series belongs to the "last" organisational unit who has an id. An event belongs to a series if the `series_id` column has a value, otherwise it belongs to the "last" organisational unit that has an id.

It's not ideal, but using CSV isn't ideal either :facepunch:


'Forward declarations' like this are a good practice when a header needs to know that there is a class or struct of a certain name, but doesn't actually need to know anything about the type (that is, the header doesn't declare any fields with that type or access any members of that type). Including the entire header for that class will work, but it slows down the re-compiling process. For example, if material.h includes texture.h and we change texture.h, we have to re-compile everything that uses texture.h and also everything that uses material.h.


The caller logs, the errors are all terminal and propagated out, I didn't see any value in pulling the logging into here.


This is what Morgan told me to call them, I can double check with Hunter too.


I don't think it is good to output X/Y values and then try to "guess" the index again. I wrote about this in the PL https://github.com/MarlinFirmware/Marlin/pull/1938

I haven't tried but it is impossible to get the index of the last point as select_x/y_index() is designed to select an index where there is an index+1 so one can calculate a line between these indexes.


should it looks something like this.

public void ChangeColor(string text2color)
{
//Reference http://www.dotnetperls.com/console-color
Console.ForegroundColor = ConsoleColor.Blue; // Changes foreground color to one of the built-in options
Console.WriteLine(text2color); // Outputs the string with the color chosen above.
Console.ResetColor(); // Resets back to default colors so the output after this will seem unchanged.
}


:+1: is there a way to render .png/.svg for the web?


Indeed, the Debug is the unsafe bit. Is Debug from a worker useful-enough
for us to build a DebugFromOtherThread (not a wonderful name!) that does
the marshaling back into the main thread's task queue for you?

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ok thanks will change it and bump again :)


I don't see the value of oneshot in a transient unit, we're simply interested in the dependency fulfillment.

Regarding OOB discussion:
> create partitions failed: failed to wait on disk devs: failed creating transient unit ignition_disks.target: Unit type target does not support transient units.


Good


In C++11, class members can be initialized in the same place that you declare them. In most cases we should prefer this form of initialization because it creates less total writing and it also automatically 'documents' default values in the header.


let me do the testbuild instead of jenkins - just ping me when its done (i didn't see through how i could test this myself without cloning alot of repos and pointing things to mine ...)


To add to @blair1618 point, unless an object affects the size (sizeof()), we can do with the forward declaration, like in this case. If not we will have to include the header.


Всичко е ок.


+1 Few things nice about c++11 :D.


Yeah, I guess actually switching to .svg for this rather than .dia shouldn't be much more work to maintain and would look nicer on github.


Most probably, dia can export to images, I'd be surprised if it couldn't do
svgs.
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Could you use the `isodate` module?


Stringe, ki se pojavljajo "zapečeni" v JavaScriptu je smiselno prestaviti v skriti HTML element, da jih translator.js avtomatsko prevede.

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Canols?


systemd is implementing timeouts on the devices for us, so that timeout will free us if the device takes too long/never appears.

I don't see value in putting timeouts on all the blocking operations.  if the concern is some other malfunction holding up the works, we should just treat the entire ignition stage as a blocking operation with a global watchdog timer that can expire and cause the thing to exit wholesale with a failure code.  No need to clutter everything up in the nitty gritty with granular timers...


Makes sense :)


Ok, I'll see what I can do, shouldn't be too much work :)
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Just a comment, I think Jake and Chris' original intention was to follow AFL/AQL syntactic conventions as much as possible, intentionally. They go so far as to use our own doxygen documentation whenever they can.

Not sure if this matters in the case of these changes.


Remove console.log


If you do that, I'd change the name of the method to something like WriteLineInBlue...  Otherwise, make the cahnge and submit a pull request!


It’s now on 8.3.1, but that might still be broken as well. Hi David, thanks for the quick update!

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The test was working with float32 hard coded, but I thought it would be more relevant to test with the system config. If you think I should hard code float32, I can.

I tested (test_multinomial and test_rng_mrg) my modification with GPU/CPU, float34/64 and for the CPU FAST_COMPILE or not.

Should I run the full test suite on the GPU?


coooool


No default values?


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Check the header file. You can assign the defaults directly in the class (in C++11)


Če imamo v JavaScript-u že izbran element (jQuery selector), lahko na njem sprožimo funkcijo translate (ki se nahaja v translator.js)

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I see... defaults are on the .h


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rax retry tests


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Re-running the test_multinomial and test_rng_mrg tests right now. I'll let you know.


A category can represent many indexes.


Right. It's that simple. I really should've at least looked at the parent members.

Good to know this kind of stuff


>Make it read only if wants to prevent user from deleting link by mistake
+1


Not sure how to make this easier, but can we also add:

```caption:         album_image.Caption```


yup.

self.update_settings() calls settings.store_settings() which in turn calls __addon__.setSetting()
that will trigger onSettingsChanged() again.


Strange that i only see this on osx (and not on OE on the wetek). But anyways - who should we bug for changing this? ^^


i really hate `Etcd`


What is this line used for?


maybe @tamland @Montellese @mkortstiege


Perhaps `unicode(val)` would be more appropriate?


ohh i thought this needs to be fixed on the addon side ...


@Jonskichov do you remember if you've done such updates to other repos? Because you've updated only .gst, which made catalogues completely out of order.


Do we really want this to print? Might be better to pass it to Timbre and turn on the console logger for this one.


This causes a EACCESS error, most likely with phantomjs 1.9.8(?), starting from line 144 in browserstackTunnel.js: `this.tunnel = spawn(binary.command, binary.args.concat([options.key]).concat(params));`

https://github.com/pghalliday/node-BrowserStackTunnel/blob/master/src/BrowserStackTunnel.js#L144


Almost certainly a binary compatibility issue. Basically we're trying to lower C++ to something that is portable across a certain set of environments and this is not something llvm ever claimed to do. So long as whatever changed here is compatible with (or matches a change in) the runtime it corresponds to, they're fine.


i think so... but afaik there's no active maintainer of this addon anymore.


I hate it too, but we use it in client handler already.

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I think it is better to just use safeUp method instead writing transaction code.
BTW it there a real need in transaction? MySQL does not support transactions for any of operations that are changing table structure.


well the addon maintainer is nowhere to be seen on the forum so it's out of support imo.
Question is is this something we need to safeguard on Kodi side as well that it can't crash Kodi?


PHPCS: Line exceeds 120 characters; contains 121 characters


Unfortunately 3.0 does not work on OS X.


@Alberto97 anyway, I don't want you to fix it, only want you to tell me the way to fix RIL on DualSIM, I'm gonna do all the work :)


@mogadanez I think as long as the options aren't modified, we can support getters - would you like to open a PR along the lines of @Fishrock123 's comment / #592?


Does this really work? I get the feeling that `i` will be reassign at the beginning of the next iteration anyway.


No, this is on purpose. It's only a forward declaration in the header and every non-ASIO implementation returns `nullptr`. You can call this member function to interact with the IO service directly, which allows you to run a single IO service for multiplexing. Only makes sense when building CAF with Boost backend (or for future Boost.Actor versions).


As far as I understand function hash might not be there in case of encoding constructor parameters


Looks good, as a future improvement we could look into adding flags to diff for better output of package list differences, but I don't think that's needed.


if this is somehow possible - of course its good to harden the python api were possible ...


Ember.js 1.10 is running HTMLBars. This is a commit from Jan 30th.


Commit init in GitHub


this is on peer handler. they do not have to be the same. or change it to X-Server-Version


- notes sharing
- image upload & compilation for purpose...
- the PERFECT note-taking app
- QR code scan and then pull from MUA
- anything MUA
- return to making use of photos (prints, frames, displaying them, looking at them)
- better bookmarking / bookmarks
- typography on images trend
- saving resources visually

- parallax scrolling
-


i have an idea, keep it as SPR_MENU_LOGO and just set
RCT2_ADDRESS(RCT2_ADDRESS_G1_ELEMENTS, rct_g1_element)[SPR_MENU_LOGO] = g2.elements[SPR_G2_LOGO];
you can set up your custom g2 as having actions like in newgrf that can replace g1 elements like above when its loaded or make new ones etc


i hope we can have a support map


This limits to one datasource per store, which seems reasonable. Just want to highlight this to make sure that no one knows of use cases where it would be necessary to have multiple datasources in a single store.


unrelated change?


any test we can put in for this?


This spell actually have 5 optional targets (one for each color).


Hmmm, you might be right, I have not tried it !


Well, I just forgot the function. I will commit a new version with your suggestion.


You fail at acronyms too. (`OOP`)


Interesting, we can also supply a lodmap for a lookup, if I am seeing things correctly here.


:heart:


I don't want to use `eval` or `Function` because that would disqualify lodash use in CSP restricted environments like Chrome extensions.


I created `"my_types.h"` to read from `<stdint.h>` as a possible option for deducing the types, if it can be detected that a system stdint.h exists.  Maybe my detection cases for avoiding to include it are incomplete (such as XBOX, if it doesn't define strict C89 properties like my macros detect), but I would not tend to advice throwing in a custom stdint.h.  Chances are more than likely that you can use the typedef's created at the bottom through the rest of my file, and it will fill all the u8/u16/s32, uint8_t, uint16_t, int32_t types for you using standard pre-processor literal comparisons (and the fact that `short` is ALWAYS the smallest C data type that is greater than or equal to 16 bits, unless you have a wide char, etc.), so stdint.h generally is a useless header for those purposes.  Just saying, you could include your own stdint.h ... but I rather doubt that Xbox should need one.


i'll make a note to look into it this weekend.


@elia Maybe some `RELEASING.md` or a checklist inside `CONTRIBUTING.md`. Could include all the cdn stuff as well.


Nice to see a VS2005 option just in case.


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Roger that, error should be enough in default settings. I was mostly trying to be cautious because it's the kind of error that users should know about immediately, regardless of settings. Console logging for error should be enough for this one though.


Hezký, ale nikde nevidím ten ajax. A máš tam kupu erroru. Zkusil bych se víc dívat do konzole.


You're OK with the general goal to catch all validation errors and log out though, right?


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Yes, definitely.


I'm pretty sure you could avoid this, as well as creating a Xbox/stdint.h ... as long as the `my_types.h` that I wrote was already included by `arithmetics.h` I don't think there's anything stdint.h does that my header doesn't already handle, so far as what is left of the import of bobby's HLE.


string|null


Did I forget to remove `<stdbool.h>` ... hm I did remove the bool stuff, but maybe you did your pull request after mine was merged.  Oh well w/e.


This will be used in a custom template? Because the jungle-solidus templates do not use that new field. Unless you'd like to change the templates too?


Very nice!


Yes. Thanks.


can we make this change in a different commit?


why would someone want this?


He already agreed with me on  axis

I think its a mistake  to follow AFL at the high level.  Numpy has a
well-thought out interface.   If we overlaod numpy, then we can have a
numpy replacement where standard Python numerics code will "just work".

He has a separate namespace with .afl where the afl versions can (and do)
live.

In R, doesn't your API return objects that behave like standard R arrays
and matrices and avoid the scidb-oddities?

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The previous config.h reproduced definitions of math constants
regardless of being defined. This changeset should conditionally define
them. And therefore reduce the noise level while maintaining backwards
compatible definitions (if needed).

Are you saying that this patch has made the redefinition warnings worse?
Sorry for the confusion.

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W dniu 08.05.2015 o 19:57, Stéphane Graber pisze:
> Removing all subvolumes inside the given subvolume is precisely what we
> want to do here.

The problem is that the path you're giving to btrfs list is *not* a
subvolume. So it lists all the subvolumes on the subvolume the directory
you're passing to it is on. In my case it was @home, so it tried to
remove all subvolumes on @home. It doesn't only list the subvolumes that
are below the directory path you're giving it.

Maybe the tmp dir created for testing should just be a subvolume instead?


The more I look at my ugly math the more I realize how bad it really is...
I'm gonna pull it out.


Yeah, I imagine something where we maybe skip some zoom levels, you're right, it doesn't need to be consistent logic across zooms.


Ah ok. The patch failed anyway. Sorry for wrong quoting.

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I recommend instead of `site.less` use name `bootstrap-custom.less` for this file, to not confuse it with `Content/Site.less`, and because it is intended for bootstrap specific overrides (unless this convention is coming directly from bootstrap itself).


Pentru ca GitHub sa faca blockquote pe doua randuri trebuie sa lasi la sfarsit unul sau doua spatii.
Exemplu: > I have subscribed to a **British daily** newspaper.


Thanks, updated.


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This is a good example of phantomjs failing to faithfully chain together methods that operate on the webelement class. Currently, I'm experiencing similar problems with `test-widerect.R` and `test-interactivity.R`. I think we can solve those problems (and speed up tests) by translating these events to pure JavaScript and use `executeScript()`. By the way, it looks we're not the only ones to have these kinds of problems with phantomjs:

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/28629880/selenium-webelement-clear-doesnt-work-with-phantomjs-but-yes-with-firefox


You should nitunit it.


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Of course! Silly me :)


missing files for Windows build


Oh I just added one.

BTW you can use `npm install --save` to grab a package and also add it to the package.json file. This is what I did to get the version locking in the version I added.


I sent an updated wipe code an hour or so ago (still needs to go through review) which is quite a bit more simple.

it simply attempts to do a recursive rm, then lists everything that's left and attempts to remove them with btrfs subvolume delete, then it does an rm run again.


Done!


update!


maybe do a GET to validate that it actually got stored and is retrievable?


thanks @derrek .  Going forward, I'm happy to make these changes if you just want to comment and punt it back to me.  If that saves you time and headaches....


The instructions in the README should be correct.  If not, please open a new issue.


fixed that issue.  Have a warning being thrown though:

```
WARNING:root:There is conflict trying to redefine method (available_storage_domains):
        apipie_resource: compute_resources
        new_api: <resource:compute_resources, name:available_storage_domains>
        new_url: /api/compute_resources/:id/available_storage_domains
        old_api: <resource:compute_resources, name:available_storage_domains>
        old_url: /api/compute_resources/:id/available_storage_domains
```


My fest commit


I think you'll like this patch better @aldenml

#hackerThinking


Shall the attribute be named `native` instead? per https://github.com/privat/nit/pull/1303#discussion_r29873012


Ok


Yes, It's better!


Might want to see if we can merge Kevin's change to this driver so that it provides an analog in addition to a dial, since just the button isn't very useful.


void stopVideo() {// brace should be at the same line according to code conventions


At the moment I am trying to finish my website here. Hopefully you guys will go and take a look once its completed.  Chow!


also my regex was failing in some cases. decided to bring back the other one which performed without choking.


@mattharris5 it doesn't matter to me. I placed originally in Entity because I saw this as the "base" location for common types but I noticed that Vince moved it nearer to the composite set in /Composite. I was going to adopt the new convention of /Composite. Beyond 3.3 (3.4+) we should talk about opportunities to improve packaging of the XSDs for a variety of purposes.


Is 20 the UUID size? Can you make this a constant to make that clear?


Weird

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Ottimo


@stevvooe @dmcgowan this is pretty hacky but it lets me add custom routes to the registry, and provide custom auth records for them. See https://github.com/ncdc/origin/blob/image-pruning/pkg/cmd/dockerregistry/dockerregistry.go#L43-L80 for where I inject the custom routes, and https://github.com/ncdc/origin/blob/image-pruning/pkg/dockerregistry/server/auth.go#L169-L172 where I hacked in checking the custom auth record.

I wanted to get your opinions on this. Would you be open to this feature (custom routes w/custom auth records)?


That's expected, it seems that foreman duplicates that method (before it just overwrote it, now it just complains. I have to see if that's solved on latest foreman and open a bug if not.

Thanks for the quick test :)

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>fixed that issue.  Have a warning being thrown though:
>
>```
>WARNING:root:There is conflict trying to redefine method
>(available_storage_domains):
>        apipie_resource: compute_resources
>  new_api: <resource:compute_resources, name:available_storage_domains>
>        new_url: /api/compute_resources/:id/available_storage_domains
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that is really frustrating. and confusing, since these tests were working fine before.

anyways, for the future can you propose some rule we can use to decide when to write a test in JS rather than R?


Yeah, the vrpn.cfg only mentioned dial and button interface, so I'll ask Kevin about analog


No problem.  Thank you for the responses today.  You’ve kept me moving here at work.

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> Thanks for the quick test :)
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> >
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> >(available_storage_domains):
> > apipie_resource: compute_resources
> > new_api: <resource:compute_resources, name:available_storage_domains>
> > new_url: /api/compute_resources/:id/available_storage_domains
> > old_api: <resource:compute_resources, name:available_storage_domains>
> > old_url: /api/compute_resources/:id/available_storage_domains
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Yup, but it is used across 10 modules... so I preferred to keep it as is for now.


Sure, avoid these methods whenever possible --

http://www.rdocumentation.org/packages/RSelenium/functions/webElement-class


hayq ue revisar que estén las 3 variables @mikesaurio


puts " DAVID GET THE FILE CODE"


Wow, I never even realized that jgss has had channel binding support since 1.4...


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Hi Nicolas,
Is it possible to change this css rule?  Maybe "ul.sectionul > li" ?
I think it is suppressing bullet point discs in resource content.

Regards,
Daniel


Thanks for doing these @lukekarrys! <3


Well, don't feel obligated on my account. I'll adapt.


Just addressed it with a new commit.


What is this API providing that is not already provided by the KeyStore API and our PasswordEntry extension thereof?


Are you sure you want to print out credentials ??


Didn't finish class the first time. Resubmitting previously completed work.


This looks like a functional duplication of WrappingPasswordKeyStore, only from another angle.


This basically allows any caller to execute any command, bypassing the security manager.


removed per BM "don't have to see more loa junk"


Polyline * const polyline =


Is this URI scheme for compatibility with a previous implementation?


зачем фабрика создаётся на куче?


addressed this in https://github.com/tbaik/java-server/commit/d07ddfc79a621f584cf14125a0d4127e1edcef64


почему один addHead(), а остальные addTail()?


где реализация?


уберите пожалуйста dynamic_cast-ы? Расскажите на экзамене, почему dynamic_cast-ы -- это плохо.


это делать я не просил


发布DLL吧，源码拿着不会用


куча однообразного скучного кода... затемплэйтали бы хотя бы :)


:+1: from me, but can you do spaces between `LHS = RHS` to match the rest and per PEP-8?


err...ok, thanks...


это можно сделать в одну строчку, подумайте, это легко


LOL


I was wondering how long until your OCD kicked in on this one :grin:


```js
tree_icon = (branch.iconLeaf) ? branch.iconLeaf : attrs.iconLeaf;
```


this broke running unit tests (preload is executed for test window too); going to fix now


I saw it again and I was like OMG :see_no_evil:


Original point was to put all into one array, but then there was prefixes to think about


keze@Asus-x99-Series:~/Algo-Secreto$ valgrind ./main -xml2json archivo.xml faf
==3924== Memcheck, a memory error detector
==3924== Copyright (C) 2002-2013, and GNU GPL'd, by Julian Seward et al.
==3924== Using Valgrind-3.10.1 and LibVEX; rerun with -h for copyright info
==3924== Command: ./main -xml2json archivo.xml faf
==3924==
==3924== Invalid read of size 8
==3924==    at 0x4C308CE: memcpy@@GLIBC_2.14 (in /usr/lib/valgrind/vgpreload_memcheck-amd64-linux.so)
==3924==    by 0x401A07: L_Insertar_Cte (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x4011A4: xmlCargar (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x400DCB: xml2json (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x400C6B: main (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==  Address 0x52028c0 is 0 bytes after a block of size 16 alloc'd
==3924==    at 0x4C2BBA0: malloc (in /usr/lib/valgrind/vgpreload_memcheck-amd64-linux.so)
==3924==    by 0x40106C: xmlCargar (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x400DCB: xml2json (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x400C6B: main (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==
==3924== Invalid read of size 8
==3924==    at 0x4C308C0: memcpy@@GLIBC_2.14 (in /usr/lib/valgrind/vgpreload_memcheck-amd64-linux.so)
==3924==    by 0x401A07: L_Insertar_Cte (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x4011A4: xmlCargar (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x400DCB: xml2json (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x400C6B: main (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==  Address 0x52028d8 is 24 bytes after a block of size 16 in arena "client"
==3924==
==3924== Invalid read of size 8
==3924==    at 0x4C308CE: memcpy@@GLIBC_2.14 (in /usr/lib/valgrind/vgpreload_memcheck-amd64-linux.so)
==3924==    by 0x401A07: L_Insertar_Cte (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x40128F: xmlCargar (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x400DCB: xml2json (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x400C6B: main (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==  Address 0x52028c0 is 0 bytes after a block of size 16 alloc'd
==3924==    at 0x4C2BBA0: malloc (in /usr/lib/valgrind/vgpreload_memcheck-amd64-linux.so)
==3924==    by 0x40106C: xmlCargar (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x400DCB: xml2json (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x400C6B: main (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==
==3924== Invalid read of size 8
==3924==    at 0x4C308C0: memcpy@@GLIBC_2.14 (in /usr/lib/valgrind/vgpreload_memcheck-amd64-linux.so)
==3924==    by 0x401A07: L_Insertar_Cte (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x40128F: xmlCargar (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x400DCB: xml2json (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x400C6B: main (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==  Address 0x52028d8 is 24 bytes after a block of size 16 in arena "client"
==3924==
==3924== Invalid write of size 8
==3924==    at 0x4C308C3: memcpy@@GLIBC_2.14 (in /usr/lib/valgrind/vgpreload_memcheck-amd64-linux.so)
==3924==    by 0x4017EE: L_Elem_Cte (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x4012D6: xmlCargar (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x400DCB: xml2json (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x400C6B: main (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==  Address 0x52028c0 is 0 bytes after a block of size 16 alloc'd
==3924==    at 0x4C2BBA0: malloc (in /usr/lib/valgrind/vgpreload_memcheck-amd64-linux.so)
==3924==    by 0x40106C: xmlCargar (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x400DCB: xml2json (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==    by 0x400C6B: main (in /home/keze/Algo-Secreto/main)
==3924==
EL Delim ES: menu (Abierto)
EL Delim ES: id (Abierto)
Valor =  file
EL Delim ES: /id (Cerrado)
EL Delim ES: value (Abierto)
Valor =  File
EL Delim ES: /value (Cerrado)
EL Delim ES: popup (Abierto)
EL Delim ES: menuitem (Abierto)
EL Delim ES: value (Abierto)
Valor =  New
EL Delim ES: /value (Cerrado)
EL Delim ES: onclick (Abierto)
Valor =  CreateNewDoc()
EL Delim ES: /onclick (Cerrado)
EL Delim ES: /menuitem (Cerrado)
EL Delim ES: menuitem (Abierto)
EL Delim ES: value (Abierto)
Valor =  Open
EL Delim ES: /value (Cerrado)
EL Delim ES: onclick (Abierto)
Valor =  OpenDoc()
EL Delim ES: /onclick (Cerrado)
EL Delim ES: /menuitem (Cerrado)
EL Delim ES: menuitem (Abierto)
EL Delim ES: value (Abierto)
Valor =  Close
EL Delim ES: /value (Cerrado)
EL Delim ES: onclick (Abierto)
Valor =  CloseDoc()
EL Delim ES: /onclick (Cerrado)
EL Delim ES: /menuitem (Cerrado)
EL Delim ES: /popup (Cerrado)
EL Delim ES: /menu (Cerrado)
==3924==
==3924== HEAP SUMMARY:
==3924==     in use at exit: 891 bytes in 4 blocks
==3924==   total heap usage: 79 allocs, 75 frees, 12,277 bytes allocated
==3924==
==3924== LEAK SUMMARY:
==3924==    definitely lost: 339 bytes in 3 blocks
==3924==    indirectly lost: 0 bytes in 0 blocks
==3924==      possibly lost: 0 bytes in 0 blocks
==3924==    still reachable: 552 bytes in 1 blocks
==3924==         suppressed: 0 bytes in 0 blocks
==3924== Rerun with --leak-check=full to see details of leaked memory
==3924==
==3924== For counts of detected and suppressed errors, rerun with: -v
==3924== ERROR SUMMARY: 544 errors from 5 contexts (suppressed: 0 from 0)
keze@Asus-x99-Series:~/Algo-Secreto$


если будете переделывать, сделайте пожалуйста один Shapes.hpp, и все реализации сделайте по месту объявления. Вы непонятно зачем и для кого пишете больше текста. Это только мешает.


Yeah, I thought about that too… it just gets messy… some things are best left separate. Being too smart fo your own good can bite in the arse down the track.


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Hm, so profile-builder is not working at all and redefining build in
makefile would not help.  What do you think the best way to test it? In
local test it seems to give substantial gain but number of games is too
small to have any conclusion.

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@bencomp Shouldn't we avoid committing to master like this?


стрёмная какая-то реализация для полилинии и ролигона


You're being more cautious than usual..Australia getting to you? :P


Yeah… Damn :koala: everywhere…
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: )   \o/ indeed


Lol credentials are visible in the console anyway but thanks for the clean
up.
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We don't export `isassigned` right now, but we might have to. https://github.com/JuliaLang/julia/pull/11173#issuecomment-99584038


std::string Print() const; -- должно быть так.
А GetName() должен быть у Named -- вы не находите?


@MarcelGerber see https://github.com/zaggino/brackets-electron/commit/18de063 and refactor it if you want but I needed to get this working quickly.


for readme.md


все шэйпы у вас являются принтаблами, следовательно, можно было бы просто позвать:
ioStream << point.Print();
std::endl на хвосте зачем? Подумайте об этом.


为什么还在添加sql语句啊？


Yes, only a "&" was removed.
The function is virtual and with that "&" it was overloading it instead of overriding it. So when called from CWeapon* the baseclass one was called instead.
Cause this typo of failure c++11 added the 'override' function attribute, but we cannot use it yet cause one of the builbots don't support it yet (iirc it was added in gcc 4.9).


это зачем?


Thanks.


как можно! а если Т -- толстый?


+1 just wrote this same thing locally


 Hello,

Please see  https://github.com/openvehicles/Open-Vehicle-Android/pull/54

Andrej


Don't mind.  I don't like current behavior, too.


Tip, don't manually get the method from the class, use the ObfuscationReflection (or whatever it's called) class from FML/Forge. It only needs the class and the method names (deobfuscated, searge, obfuscated).

It's a pretty simple system to use.


По именам: почему то "elem", то "XLink"?


копируете объект при передаче, зачем?


const не хотите добавить?


выше писали: while (toDel != NULL), почему здесь не аналогично?


Oh I gotta slip this into a few codebases..


Part of #169


Yes; I'll be sure to update all references to _detach.


I squashed all changes into one commit.


зачем этот класс публичный? Почему он не спрятан глубоко в кишки списка?


You're welcome :)


_tail = elem; в обоих случаях, выглядит смешно


getTail() -- короче, не?


зачем обоих проверять?


this-> зачем ?


*psst* I think it's still here :stuck_out_tongue:


operator++(int)


@ckhroulev  At this commit it compiles and passes all 31 tests for me.


Can you update this comment, instead of removing it? :-)


@RickMohr may have some insight on this


This is missing a match against
| true ->


Este commit inseriu um bug( #177) ao realizar comentários. Muita coisa foi alterada, não consigo saber o que exatamente causou isso, alguma ideia? @hugocorbucci @ceci


cheers! :beers:


Since we talked about this in person, I think you can go to the next level of detail around this and describe how you would make this pluggable within the admission controller and kubelet.  Maybe give a simple example where a system component makes a pod with escalated privileges where the policy is something like `sudoers`.


Please an enum!


Do we need to go into more detail around 'security context constraint policies' ?


Yes, nice addition!


nit: lifecycle


_YES_!  Much better!


LANG is because I'm spanish:

# LANG="C" gcc --help=target
The following options are target specific:
  -m128bit-long-double        sizeof(long double) is 16
  -m32                        Generate 32bit i386 code   <===================
[...]

Maybe old and slow 32 bit box is not needed.... ^_^


PHPCS: Line exceeds 120 characters; contains 121 characters


// FIXME: Clean this up, it shouldn't be needed?


We just had a mismatch on IRC about a what a finalizer is.  Do we all agree now?


I couldn't install with the existing `devtools::install_github("rstudio/d3-heatmap")` but it works without the -, i.e., `/d3heatmap`.  Looks like this will address that.


in our fork, immediately after create_account is called, we use and return the custom cme registration method output.

in the new version, the reason it is breaking is because it gets called further down the stack and so other types of responses are being returned if that errors out (and thus, not the errors we expect)


done


ack


For those who may be googling, this fixes an error message that might look something like this:

Error: Insert failed. First exception on row 0; first error: CANNOT_INSERT_UPDATE_ACTIVATE_ENTITY, npo02.Households: execution of AfterInsert caused by: line 36, column 38: Dependent class is invalid and needs recompilation: (npo02) (npo02) npo02.BATCH_OppRollup: line 55, column 77: Dependent class is invalid and needs recompilation: npo02.opportunityrollup_utilities: line 166, column 41: sObject type 'FiscalYearSettings' is not supported.: []

Upgrade to the latest version of Households by installing it from the AppExchange.


this resolves issue #5


Yep :+1:


Hi Veeresh,

Thanks for your query. No you do not need tail2kafka module to run. In fact, I had modified tail2kafka.py (and called it log2kafka.py) because tail2kafka wasn't working for me (I don't remember why, but I think it is because of different kafka versions). If you can give me some details of what issues you are facing, may be I can help.


Done, also changed some out of scope stuff


if this is globally set to False for tests, some other tests break. we need this because in the url handler, the default logic for tests is to go to the new login/registration page:

if settings.FEATURES["ENABLE_COMBINED_LOGIN_REGISTRATION"]:
    # Backwards compatibility with old URL structure, but serve the new views
    urlpatterns += (
        url(r'^login$', 'student_account.views.login_and_registration_form',
            {'initial_mode': 'login'}, name="signin_user"),
        url(r'^register$', 'student_account.views.login_and_registration_form',
            {'initial_mode': 'register'}, name="register_user"),
        url(r'^accounts/login$', 'student_account.views.login_and_registration_form',
            {'initial_mode': 'login'}, name="accounts_login"),
    )
else:
    # Serve the old views
    urlpatterns += (
        url(r'^login$', 'student.views.signin_user', name="signin_user"),
        url(r'^register$', 'student.views.register_user', name="register_user"),
        url(r'^accounts/login$', 'student.views.accounts_login', name="accounts_login"),
    )


There's a mysterious extra query that's coming in from somewhere (was not able to track down from where)


Ignore this. Its is an result of an old .config


nice, we can now do maths :)


Add Arbitrary[MultiPoint] like those in GeoTest and add another forAll test.


Seems good, thanks!
I'm not familiar with pf's code, but the REASON_SET(&reason, PFRES_MEMORY) was not missing from this patch here?


And here?


> Are you saying that this patch has made the redefinition warnings worse?

Yes, do you have MSVC v18? It seems <math.h> isn't included everywhere
before those constants are tested and redefined. Trivial stuff really.

Same goes for calling '::write()' before including <io.h>.

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I put SSL_shutdown in close_connection.  It should have been there since the beginning.

close(*.socket), when * is a Connection*, should be a close_connection.  close(testOptions->c2ssockfd); is not such a case.


I'll do it. Is there something I must be aware of?


our student/views.py

@ensure_csrf_cookie
def create_account(request, post_override=None):  # pylint: disable-msg=too-many-statements
    """
    JSON call to create new edX account.
    Used by form in signup_modal.html, which is included into navigation.html
    """
    if settings.FEATURES.get('USE_CME_REGISTRATION'):
        return cme_create_account(request, post_override=post_override)

    js = {'success': False}  # pylint: disable-msg=invalid-name


This is great stuff! Would you mind creating a pull request for these additions? I'd love to merge these into the main repo!


can you remove support for inherit. I believe that it should not be handled here but in the code that sets the direction in css_layout node. Except if you have a use case in mind for this


super!


Hello. Are you sure that no transactions solution is good enough here. Because I guess it is better to replace them by new explicit transaction.atomic decorator.


Done


This is unsafe because the value 1 is still a valid Import Method.
I would remove the
= 0
= 2
stuff so the only valid types of ImportMethod are BulkCopy and Insert, and not other Integers


Thank you so much, George!


![bez nazvu](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/7703131/7544678/7fada2c0-f5cf-11e4-8aa7-7ecc925a5162.png)


Okay. The conditional includes above confused me, which indicates that the flag `CAF_USE_ASIO` specifies the multiplexer implementation. I wasn't aware that the function `pimpl` makes only sense in combination with ASIO, so I figured I ask.


began to really get to me...

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rax retry tests


Dear David!
I use CentOS 6. Unfortunately, your packages whatsapp-purple for Fedora it does not work.
Build the package CentOS 6, please.
Sincerely your Abdula.


Alternatively you could update your match expressions to include
| _ ->
to catch any other values


Fixed.


should be https://fhir....


this looks like a typo


@bootstraponline can you review it once?


:clap:


@ncdc I agree this is hacky but I don't think the feature is out of the question. What kind of custom access records would associate with a route? Are they static? Do you have examples?

Placing this in a single place was a design decision made to keep the authorization model very simple. This is a natural progression for the web application. The required access is really a function of the route or the handler.

It might be interesting to note that we already have provisions for an admin by providing "*" for operations on a given repository. Please see the DELETE case.


Yay!


probably want to remove these comments right?


This passes the following failing test: http://teamcity.codebetter.com/viewLog.html?buildId=190748&tab=buildResultsDiv&buildTypeId=LuceneNet_Core#testNameId9112147180233938031


We should combine our work, and do a joint effort on a single project :+1:
I have a repo pretty much the same up and running called handlelars


hm?


:+1:

http://caniuse.com/#feat=requestanimationframe


Can you show an example of how this is used? And how it worked in the past vs how it works now?


RELEASING.md is my pref too

Just had to do it quickly 😕


no, just that cnchi and cnchi-dev pkgbuilds also need to be updated with the new name :smile:


I think sciwms.libs.data.cgrid still imports from this file....


Idem as above, it's not needed. There can be only a single lock node into the database.


点开了解决方案文件然后就...


I think this is still somewhat misleading. The name of the volume varies by the OS. For example on ubuntu 12.04 it's /dev/sdc. I think it would be better for non linux guys (like me) if it read:
`The disk space presents as a single device: for example ``/dev/sdb```
Available space can be verified by running `df -h`


3.2 panics on my work pc (to old gpu or something) (. I ll try to workaround it some time soon but eventually I think renderer should be hiden under cfg and chosen at compile time.


OK wait. It looks like in the latest Mac build, the "File > open" menu option is missing. So I can't open anything with it =/


@stevvooe if you look at https://github.com/ncdc/origin/blob/image-pruning/pkg/cmd/dockerregistry/dockerregistry.go#L43-L80, you'll see the custom access records. To summarize, I've added a couple of routes we use for pruning, and I created an access record with resource.type=admin and action=prune. Not the greatest, but it works for now.

I did see the "*" case, but for the way we have pruning set up, it's 1 or 2 calls from OpenShift to the Registry, and the payloads including information about manifest revisions and layers that cross repository boundaries. So it's DELETE /admin/layers with a payload of `{layer1: [repo1, repo3, repo5], layer2: [repo2, repo4]}`, which results in the layer links being deleted from the repos, as well as the blobs.


it's done but you'll have to bump yourself in that case, cause it's not my PR (1.0.6 -> 1.0.7)


The constraint policies are outlined in the SecurityContextConstraints type unless you're looking for something else.


Looks good!


These belong in the `Contributor` model.

You should be able to do:

```js
this.selection.push(new Contributor(...))
```


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w00t! :trophy:


Can these have a timestamp, so the logs are still parseable?


https://github.com/kmiteva/CucumberExamples - Take a look and share your ideas if any! :)


btw why do you provide this repo as tarball only and not make use of git sha1 instead?


k will try


The GPU tests are working on Windows but not Linux. I'll investigate.


I think views.py is still importing from this module.


Look on the main window (below the close button). I had to move it due to a
different error. You can also hit command + O to open a project.
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@Swelly You broke my builds for just that one line of code.


Is this comment still true?


Please follow the DDMAL Lab coding guidelines for commit message formatting:

http://ddmal.music.mcgill.ca/lab-coding-guidelines


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I'd also like to see an example benchmark that shows how this is done.


Vielen Dank, das spart uns einiges an Aufwand.


@ayan-usgs yes but that file is never imported.. It's only there as reference until sgrids are implemented


can be fixed by fixing?


@curtis is there another dependency which requires us to be on the 3.0 beta?
I'd like to update jekyll-assets (to see if jekyll-assets/jekyll-assets#108 is fixed), but it requires jekyll ~2.0 (since [this](https://github.com/jekyll-assets/jekyll-assets/commit/98bd7afff4a02d55de1d73d54646b6b2a8044035)).


please use cherry-pick next time :)


@AntoineAugusti Non ça me parait bien... J'ai peur que ça fasse un peu négatif comme paragrahe mais bon...


yeah, we should clean stuff up next time we take a look at this branch.


Can we just use an inclusive instead of exclusive comparison instead of fudge the time?


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netjes op pagina passend vormgegeven, inhoudelijk zoals besproken in de meeting vandaag, dus niks op aan te merken.
Netjes werk


Nice, welcome back!


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0 is what we call a magic number. I would suggest creating a `dead?` method in the robot class that returns true if the robot is dead, false otherwise. Then you can use that method here.


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Ahhh, didn't know these tests existed -- never looked inside the integration folder before.

Thanks for adding these :heart:


Fixing is the most effective way to fix.

More specific instructions would be helpful. Is there a variable you need to define when rebuilding?


Gern geschehen :-)


Add new line before `@health += meds`.


We have been experimenting with something similar in our project. I like your implementation better (our is not in a PR yet), glad you submitted it! I'll move to it as soon as it's merged. Thanks!!!


What was the reason for removing `bin/` ? In projects that use [buildout](http://www.buildout.org/en/latest/) that is a quite common directory to ignore


Didn't fix for me sadly, do you have any other ideas?


I think you can just check the `flags` of the variable statement (i.e. `node` itself).


It does not work


Great to hear that.
About the Jasmine folder, I was thinking it would be useful for differentiating between unit test and integration or ui testing. So changing the folder name from jasmine to unit-test is maybe more appropriate.

So Im PRing this one then.


Do you have permission to remake this plugin?


what's this do?


remove debug


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/f35c2fdb033b75a6a6c0849f96f9d39d798aaea1/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/f35c2fdb033b75a6a6c0849f96f9d39d798aaea1/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/f35c2fdb033b75a6a6c0849f96f9d39d798aaea1/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/f35c2fdb033b75a6a6c0849f96f9d39d798aaea1/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/f35c2fdb033b75a6a6c0849f96f9d39d798aaea1/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


Maybe just do: `return launchedAt < killIfOlderThan;`


no need for the ng-show here, it's already on the line above


Well there isn't any commands that are necessary to be implemented on it and we need to further expand our minds in finding out what we can do.


Dur la faute de frappe.


Seems to only partially fix the problem, not sure how I feel about this.


It would be better if this was the default, but to keep a --color switch


If you pass a reference to the loop variable, you get the last action n times. Copying it to a local lets you save it out.


Dure la faute de frappe.


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nit, again:
```js
if (!zombies[instance.Region]) {
  zombies[instance.Region] = []
}
zombies[instance.Region].push(instance.InstanceId);
```


The tweaks I would make:
I like the original straight-edge hexagon shape, it looks like a honeycomb and it matches House of Wolves stuff
Double border of different thickness
Color instead of black, the dark blue/green that matches the background color of the app
Instead of a star, make it a keyhole
a keyhole = secure


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You could make actions a `[]Action` instead. No need for the pointers at all then.


A partir de là tous les attributs de type SERIAL qui ne sont pas des id devraient être de type INTEGER.
Je ferai le changement plus tard.


Shiny!


fyi, the fact that there was a hidden text box within the vicinity of the first set of ellipses went over my head.  i assumed that we would then have to figure out how to enter text using the url address bar.


This broke the pt translations.


...and by `git status` I meant `.nil?`.


Can we get a test like

```TypeScript
namespace n {
    export let a = 1, b, c = 2;
    export let x, y, z;
}
```


Je tiens à faire la remarque que sur sublime text les bords de la boite de commentaire sont parfaitement droits !


Not quite sure I notice any real changes here. Is there something I'm missing?


Yeah I can see that point.


Why do you have to do more work than before?


it might make sense to support multiple ones and have alt merge them all in


I think upstream ended up fixing the specific attack a different way. Contacting that maintainer is also very tough.


Comment here


Also, what about

```TypeScript
export var x = 10;
```

at the sourcefile level? I think at that point, you want to declare the variable as the user originally intended. We actually have a function 9 lines below this line called `isES6ExportedDeclaration` for this purpose.


Add a line note


Leave a comment


EHM issue #6


for a single line its ok as long as its on same line.

i could also write:

```js
 asyncSpec.loading && asyncSpec.loading()
```


@cam156.  I was starting with the way worthwhile handled it.  I believe they used a job to eliminate any delay in the creation/update process that may occur when having mega-multiple files attached.  If we want to go inline, let me know and I can code it accordingly.


I found that putting the joinSilent in a separate thread seemed to fix the gang leave issue more consistently. You could even put a sleep timer on it just in case but honestly that fixed it perfectly. I was still having issues with playing a sleep between the two before when 40+ players were on.
[] spawn {
   [player] joinSilent (createGroup civilian);
};


This change is more a matter of taste. I personally don't like the extra div if I didn't specify it, but the author may have preferred different.


Thanks :)


Comment should read "DHH-614".


The thought behind the original wording was that this happens when people are using package managers to get Julia. Therefore, I pointed to the generic builds from the homepage. If people are building from source, we can ask people not to use the system provided SuiteSparse.


thanks - will give it a try in the evening or tomorrow.


I think it does too, but the original project is just really tough to contact.


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The upstream us really tough to contact. I tried registering for their community and couldn't. I tried emailing etc. That final note was my last option.


OK, I finally got a chance to look at this. shlex.quote doesn't exist but
it's available as pipes.quote. Since it doesn't always seem to be available
I just vendored it into the distro. See the changes here:
https://github.com/jonchang/recordpeeker/compare/winfix

I'm *pretty* sure this works on Windows but I haven't had a chance to test
yet.


I've asked the original author for permission, but I've gotten no reply so far. I won't submit this plugin until I do get permission.


:+1:  for splitting up tests for the heal method into their own describe block


Sorry, that was confusing. I wasn't referring to that line. I was just noticing that in general we have a lot of instances where we call close on a `Connection` and it sounds like you're saying those should all be close_connection:

```
src/test_sfw_srv.c:378:      close(sfw_conn.socket);
src/test_sfw_srv.c:390:      close(sfw_conn.socket);
src/test_sfw_srv.c:409:      close(sfw_conn.socket);
src/test_sfw_srv.c:421:      close(sfw_conn.socket);
src/test_sfw_srv.c:432:    close(sfw_conn.socket);
src/test_s2c_srv.c:332:            close(s2c_conn.socket);
src/test_c2s_srv.c:289:          close(c2s_conn.socket);
```


Can't we make this configurable?

So we can roll it out with say 31 days limit until [bug 1148097](https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1148097) lands. But also we'll be able to configure it in the future. Rather than having it hardcoded.

Note, reading numbers from config (which may be loaded from env var) can be a pain, so I would recommend using `var killIfOlderThan = taskcluster.fromNow(cfg.get('provisioner:maxInstanceLifeCycle'))`.

Then we just write `maxInstanceLifeCycle: "- 96 hours",` in `config/defaults.js`.


I don't think the underlying function needs to be mentioned; just `FEAT_BEVAL_TIP` should be fine.


this function name is super vague.

you can say v.EqualOrLessThan which v is a version.

Or you can say VersionEequalOrLessThan.


okay mhm,,


Added is command as part of issue #54.


This can be squashed with the previous commit.


already defined on osx/ios - guard with ifndef


guard with ifndef


How would I create a custom template with jungle-solidus? I didn't see any thing in the wiki.


why is this in the main AP_Mount?


This commit breaks access in Android to internal storage for some apps. Skip or wait for the revert after 3.4.20.


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So, CME registration could break at any time due to deprecation. Seems like we should schedule to look at it.


args wait ...

/Users/memphis/src/xbmc-ios/tools/depends/target/binary-addons/iphoneos8.2_armv7-target/build/depends/include/platform/posix/os-types.h:85:9: warning: 'E_FAIL' macro redefined
#define E_FAIL                     0x8004005EL
        ^
/Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/Developer/Platforms/iPhoneOS.platform/Developer/SDKs/iPhoneOS8.2.sdk/System/Library/Frameworks/CoreFoundation.framework/Headers/CFPlugInCOM.h:50:9: note: previous definition is here
#define E_FAIL ((HRESULT)0x80000008L)

don't guard it ... well not sure whats right here ... defines differ


Exact!


What is this for?


dont need scaling


change name of file


Original commit broke access in Android to internal storage for some apps. Original commit was right before 3.4.3. If you picked it make sure to revert with this commit.


@Madridii  ı know /dev isnt sysfs structure but that is just different path for toggle and with sysfs support frameworks(torch_service) writes 1/0 values into the defined path to turning on/off torch
and also ı dont think toggling the torch breaks camera
maybe we need to look into logs because it can be permission problem(but we already set permissions for torch so) ı dont know exactly why sysfs support cant handle different path as /dev/...


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@streetrat and also u don't have to handle +40 opcodes Looool

by the way this is awesome and if it doesnt leave here it will be more awesome :+1:


https://github.com/BAROD/Altis-Life/blob/master/extDB-Build/life_server/Functions/Gangs/fn_updateGang.sqf#L12

nope sry


Could also add states to Capture Points - a different texture for captured/not-yet-captured.  Add coloring as well per team?
Also, could add light emission from loot and capture blocks when they are active.
Add collision check to Loot Block on face.down for players jumping into block.  Allow breaking this way
Add more loot possibilities to Loot Block - Ghast spawn egg, enchanted weapons/gear, potions, etc.


I think it's fine enough to check if the output starts with `\e[38;5;230mself\e[39m` or something short enough and keep the line length acceptable


You simply render your own template instead of the jungle-solidus one:
```
{{# photo mode="browse" ... }}
  {{!REMOVED > jungle-solidus/widgets/photo/browse_default }}
  {{> yourtemplate }}

  Or Handlebars code directly here.
{{/ photo }}
```


@LRS-BLS @agborn @kwozniak

Tu się wysypuje.
Jest nieautoryzowany dostęp w czasie próby wywołania metody z linii 240.


Ready to merge.


@opdenkamp in general most stuff compiles with this bump - but a lot of redefinition warnings - see:

http://pastebin.com/Ny1q2N7W

failed addons on ios are:

pvr.demo
pvr.dvbviewer
pvr.njoy
pvr.vuplus

All with linker errors - see:

http://pastebin.com/gcrZdTAi


EHM issue #6


may need to set `Resque.logger.level` for this to appear in the logs


Sure. As I said I will remove the colons. (Actually already did locally)


finished 2 more checkpoints, although, i dont believe my github setup is
correct?

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Can we have the back story on Dooney? He has become a legend in the cordova contacts api world.


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Jeśli się nie mylę, jest to błąd związany z nieautoryzowanym dostępem do obiektu z poziomu wątku, na którym ten obiekt nie został stworzony.


@Jalle19 back to the original question: Reuse is not possible, because "Any time" (Capital A, because label of a setting) vs. "any time" (part of strings describing time range, e.g. "at Sundays from any time to any time")


Can you explain the rationale behind this commit? I noticed that it wasn't passing tests but we should figure out why.


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Thanks, I'm making this change.


Sweet, perfect! I figured as much.


It was not clear that the url would NOT be directly accessed. The perceived route is created by clicking the UI, and the request is sent that way.


RE: changing textures
You can do that very easily with bock states.
Create a isCaptured flag property on the CP block class and then in the Json files you setup the states for each property variation and its associated model & texture that should be used.


I agree, I'm making this change.


Commit iniziale


Changed.


Can we have a test case that looks in the factor directory for something?


The sc getter threw exception in RDDSuite
See previous test run.

I wonder if cleaning can be done independent of SparkContext.


Put that repeated code into a function?


I went with site.less to signify that it is site specific styles, the same as content/site.less.

Thanks for your contributions by the way, every little helps.


Why not just move the repo so all the stars/watchers are moved too?


Test


Can I make PRs if this conflict is not resolved yet or would this complicate things?


I blame your spelling.
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LGTM.


> The thought behind the original wording was that this happens when people are using package managers to get Julia.

If distributions are shipping broken Julia, should we also suggest something along the lines of, "If Julia was installed from your system package manager, please report it to your distribution's maintainer."? Of course that's non-OSX/Windows only wording.


Check out the ajax in the frontend: https://github.com/jueyang/groceries/blob/master/public/index.html#L183


ouch ;)


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I welcome the more verbose/descriptive variable names like 'stylerIndex' instead of just 'i'. It improves readability. However, renaming e.g. 'i' to 'k' ???.

The changes are probably caused by Alexander's efforts with SAL and Static Analysis.

I'm missing a code style guide here. 'Looking at surrounding code' doesn't help either. When browsing through the code I see different styles, even within one function definition.


To elaborate:

I suspect this use of the term "CIDR" arose as a contraction of "CIDR notation".  For example, the golang `net.ParseCIDR` is documented with: "ParseCIDR parses s as a CIDR notation IP address and mask".  Note that it is not called ParseCIDR because it "parses a CIDR", although it is easy to see how the name might suggest that to someone not familiar with the real origin and use of the term CIDR.

The phrase "CIDR notation" is widely used, and completely valid: the notation did indeed originate CIDR.  Googling "CIDR noation" gives useful results.  But it does not suggest a nice way to refer to an instance of CIDR notation.   One can say "an IP address prefix in CIDR notation", but that is a mouthful.

So I suggest changing that help text to avoid the need to refer to an instance.  E.g. "an IP address range to allocate, in CIDR notation".


@mjgiarlo This is for transferring visibility rights to the generic_files.  Are there editor rights in sufia that will also need to be transferred too?


done.


the editorconfig file just stated you want final newlines :)


There are 3 or 4 more tests failing on the same symptom -- an unimplemented branch in the function mkReal.  Should be easy to fix, as soon as I have cycles to get back to this [probably this weekend].


isn't that the default?