/get/v1/version shows the latest version with the biggest id.

 /get/v1/event/<eventid>/version I added this functionality

http://open-event.herokuapp.com/get/api/v1/event/1/version You can check it


No @championswimmer this also works


Гет более правильнее. Он ```final``` ?


dgergerg


sasf


Nothing special


I don't see the problem. If we give pip the range of versions we support it's then able to choose the latest one, or to use the one that's already installed (if any) instead of downloading a new one.


@Kiaba Зачем нам эта строка? ['ParameterFactory', 'DatepickerFactory', 'FileFactory', 'BankIDDocumentsFactory',
Grunt делает это для нас автоматически. Более элегантный фикс бага - это убрать стринги и не переименовывать 'BankIDDocumentsFactory' в 'DocumentsFactory'. Или же переименовать весь класс, везде.


接口又分即时到账，纯担保,双功能..


how


There's no problem but as a rule of thumb it's better when dependencies are pinned, because in that way you can be sure (well, at least when using `pip` instead of `apt-get`) that you have the exact same environment which has been tested by the developers and is known to work. See http://nvie.com/posts/pin-your-packages/


Well, it would be nice to have just a latest build to check out something. I found some problem which already been in issues (and closed as fixed) but seems still up with some additional issue. But I'm not sure if it is up for latest linux or OSX build.


Наверное да. Вы имеете ввиду сделать метод `public final`?


We should also listen to the LanguageManager events languageAdded and languageModified (?).


If I'm understanding this  we now have a viable rtmp feed that offers HD streams, were as the HLS feed only offers SD. Would it not be better to support both HLS and rtmp via the preffered stream option. The main logic being that HLS generally pauses better.


By whose idiom? The Ruby Style guide calls for parentheses on most method calls with arguments. This style is supported by default in Rubocop and Hound, two popular Ruby style enforcers.


Just bug fixes and general cleanups, no new features :(


Interesting idea ! What will be the rules ? :)


Ezen csodálkoztam is,hogy mi a francnak a net?


test "create readme.md"


Yep - this totally happens to me in the shower all the time. :)


Il faut entre 6 et 10 personnage pour un scenario (requis du charge de tp)


you should 'return' this


this should also be returned


also I think as a best practice, one should define the message handler callback elsewhere?


Can we make this behaiour configurable, so that on onion.to in EU it would stay enabled but not on US based/managed initiatives?

Having jurisdictionally related behaviours sounds like the right way to address the issue.

It would also be cool to think to embed a "legal" page available for different countries, like onion.city is US while onion.to is DE

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> From the law in question...
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> ================================
> (2) Conditions. — The conditions referred to in paragraph (1) are that —
>
> (A) the material described in paragraph (1) is transmitted to the
> subsequent users described in paragraph (1)(C) without modification to its
> content from the manner in which the material was transmitted from the
> person described in paragraph (1)(A);
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> This, "without modification of its content" forces the judge to draw a line
> between what does and doesn't constitute "content" of a HTML page.
> Although untested, my lawyer informs me that there are two natural places
> for a judge draw this line:
>
> (1) The HTTP headers aren't content, but the entire page is content.
> (2) The HTTP headers and as well as the "non-visible" text aren't content,
> but the rest is.
> As-is, by rewriting the links, Tor2web is protected if the judge goes for
> line (2). If you start modifying literal visible text in HTML (i.e.,
> replacing "http://blah.onion" with "http://blah.tor2web.org"),
> you step past line (2). It's theoretically possible for the draw to draw a
> more liberal line (3), but I would pass both lines (1) and (2) only if you
> absolutely must do so. In fact I personally am interested in jumping
> through extra hoops using a fancy javascript rewriter so that tor2web
> remains covered even if a judge uses line (1).
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Commit amended as e0cdba7011611044077bbf8019071788efec7bdc.

1st and 3rd command are replaced by single:

ps axo pid,ppid,user,group,lwp,nlwp,start_time,comm,cgroup

(adds lwp,nlwp,group,cgroup collumns not present in current ps outputs)

2nd command can be replaced by:

ps axo flags,state,uid,pid,ppid,pgid,sid,cls,pri,addr,sz,wchan,stime,tty,time,cmd

(pgid,sid,cls columns not collected so far)


Without the shared examples there is a lot of repetition and copy and paste. That's a bad thing in code, right?

I'm not sure what you mean about the description, as it's gone from:

    describe 'decode' do
         it 'decodes HTML entities' do

which outputs:

    decode
      decodes XML entities
      decodes HTML entities

to:
    decode
      decodes XML entities
      HTML entities
        Given a valid argument
          of ©
            behaves like an HTML decoder
              decodes it
          Given an argument of ¹
            behaves like an HTML decoder
              decodes it
          Given an argument of ⅕
            behaves like an HTML decoder
              decodes it
        Given an invalid argument
          of nil
            decodes it
          of &&&&
            decodes it
          of 999
            decodes it
          of and_copy;
            decodes it

It now outputs clearly what it was doing, and gives a failure spec as a contrast.


Fair point, but it was missing some before. I'll add that and a failure spec for it.


No じゃなくて no の方が英語として良いのでは?


不是说好的是github page吗？


good!


Anyway I replaced strings with the enum :)


A comment in response to @lrvick about another `mktemp`, I don't believe we can do this without the `mktemp` because that's where I store the headers. Besides that, code's working and waiting to be merged.


ok ^^


Because a `let` can be used easily with a shared example and is more readable (IMHO) with less repetition inside examples.


test


¿y los test? ¿Como lo probamos?


@bmneely DWMR. Press on Ben.


@bmneely DWMR. Some things are so simple! Press on.


To see the text, you can change these lines:
bgl.gluOrtho2D(0, WIDTH, 0, HEIGHT)

# Clear
bgl.glClearColor(0.0, 0.0, 0.0, 0.0)
bgl.glClear(bgl.GL_COLOR_BUFFER_BIT | bgl.GL_DEPTH_BUFFER_BIT)

bgl.glEnable(bgl.GL_TEXTURE_2D)
bgl.glBindTexture(bgl.GL_TEXTURE_2D, tex)

# Cut image
bgl.glBegin(bgl.GL_QUADS)
bgl.glColor3f(1.0, 1.0, 1.0)
bgl.glTexCoord2f(0.0, 0.0)
bgl.glVertex2f(0.0, 0.0)
bgl.glTexCoord2f(1.0, 0.0)
bgl.glVertex2f(WIDTH, 0.0)
bgl.glTexCoord2f(1.0, 1.0)
bgl.glVertex2f(WIDTH, HEIGHT)
bgl.glTexCoord2f(0.0, 1.0)
bgl.glVertex2f(0.0, HEIGHT)
bgl.glEnd()

bgl.glLineWidth(10)
bgl.glBegin(bgl.GL_LINES)
bgl.glColor4f(1.0, 0.0, 0.0, 1.0)
#bgl.glTexCoord2f(0.0, 0.0)
bgl.glVertex2f(0.0, 0.0)
#bgl.glTexCoord2f(1.0, 1.0)
bgl.glVertex2f(WIDTH, HEIGHT)
bgl.glEnd()


this should be probably be a user choice - i.e. either rigid or affine .... affine distortion is quite common ...


I would use the recommended but I don't like to align array items and the aligned phpdoc params. Though, I might cave. It would save me a lot of time.


更新(因为block提交出现了问题,没能及时解决,所以创建了的分支):
1.由代理改为了Block.
2.增加对输入金额的判断


r-
order of parameters reversed, new optional parameter made mandatory


@GrahamCampbell What do you think about dropping psr0 from the recommended settings? Since it is already deprecated.


Hmmm... it's a URI component though, isn't it?


getAgentSpecificBehavior() ?


:dancer:


@aligajani The only improvement I'm aware of is better IDE support. The original PR https://github.com/laravel/laravel/pull/3402 mentions this.

Specifically, I know PhpStorm is able to understand `App\Providers\AppServiceProvider::class`, whereas it ignored the string version.

This gives you all of your IDE's goodies, such as Intellisense, Control-clicking to jump to the class definition, refactoring support, etc. If you use PhpStorm or another IDE with such features, I'd consider using ::class rather than a string to be a "best practice".


Well, this is not so easy. Initially loosely defined in 1982 by [RFC-822](https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc822.txt), the usage of those header fields has been tightened up later, in 1989 by [RFC-1036](https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc1036.txt), section 2.2.5 for `References`, repeated and augmented for Ìn-Reply-To in 2001 by [RFC-2822](https://www.ietf.org/rfc/rfc2822.txt), section 3.6.4.
I will avoid to repeat them here, but please read them carefully, I know this is not easy literacy, typical RFC one :), there is also some useful samples at the end of the later document.

The bad news is that your implementation does not really follow those rules. Do not feel guilty, you are not the only one. You may find useful [this article](http://www.jwz.org/doc/threading.html) about writing a robust algorithm for parsing those field to properly reconstitute threads of mails.

So, while I completely understand your goal and the difficulties of following those rules, I do not like much going aside of these recommended rules. I am not involved enough in the detail of the feature at hand, but I wonder if you could be able to find a nice way to compute a unique but not random message-ID from the reference and the version of the document and the target recipient, that would allow you to conform with the rules by being able to reconstitute previous message-ID as needed.

If not, I am not sure we need to make the Message-ID somehow duplicate the purpose of the reference fields, and in particular, I do not really find the new one providing better information than the original one. I would even say that it provide less information, since the original host part is lost, and the mailing system as well. So unless you are changing the Message-ID for the purpose of properly filling the In-Reply-To: and reference fields, I do not really see any benefit.

I am sorry about the bad news, and I hope this will help you find the right compromise for the actual purpose. Thanks.


Нет, но пусть будет как ты написал. Так какой ответ ?


Também realizei modificações nos protótipos, mais especificamente na tela de cadastro.


版本控制


rax retry tests


Errore di traduzione: "GioPRno"


@levicole This line is blocking the UI from updating to show the position of the toolbar as it is being dragged around. The app should not behave like that.


@levicole DWMR. Tell me if you sorted out how to do the pinch.


Thanks for fixing.


I'm not asserting anything here (but the `should_receive` will make the test fail if it's not being called). I don't really like it, but I thought it's cleaner than capturing `STDOUT.puts` and doing things with that.


This should be squashed.


This commit appears to be getting all my existing projects' bootloaders into some sort of deadlock right after start of execution. Not a single log gets written. It's not limited to my undertow utilizing projects, but they all use `WarDeployment` or `JAXRSDeployment` with a `deployment.getArchive().addPackages("com.test.service")`


I just want to point out that this "2 line" alternative for my regex came with another 2,220 lines of code in `node_modules`. :hankey:


That's a known issue. See the static serving issue for details. Will fix Monday.

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good change! :+1: :smile: @Yaochange


registerHandler() just for testing if it works with Pawn commands (/v)


@glaebhoerl, I think you're on the same page as me with this but you're probably a better writer and might have more to say. Any suggestions for improving this before I submit a PR?


I get runtime log "SmartAI::StartPath: Creature entry 26583 wanted to start waypoint movement while in combat, ignoring."


명세상 클라이언트 부분에서만 로그인하고 서버로 연결되면 될 것 같아서 그걸로 변경했습니다


Hmm, except we [no longer set to undefined in `cleanData` either](https://github.com/jquery/jquery/blob/master/src/manipulation.js#L264). I wonder if that is still a problem in Chrome.


Great!


oops


its for the pasta api


fixed #4


The reason for this is because most of the entity conversion logic is tested in `spec/oga/xml/entities_spec.rb` and `spec/oga/html/entities_spec.rb`. The spec file `spec/oga/entity_decoder_spec.rb` primarily exists to test if this module itself works, it's not really meant to test the actual conversion behavior (as that's already covered by the above two spec files).

Code duplication isn't always bad, especially taking into account that this particular spec file will most likely never be expanded. Adding shared examples, `let` bindings and what not only further complicates the specs as one has to dig through much more to find out what's going on.

In short, specs for the actual conversion of XML/HTML entities should go in the following files:

* XML: `spec/oga/xml/entities_spec.rb`
* HTML: `spec/oga/html/entities_spec.rb`

When doing so please stick to the existing style instead of using shared examples, `let`, etc.


I recently read an article which suggests we should pull all the rendering
out of SScene into a rendering class.

http://lspiroengine.com/?p=566
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Does this mean a scene can only render with a single shader? Because that
seems bad.
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да


ok


@livingincode This is just right for the badge; but now that the slider updates that as it moves, should the text update too? Run the code that runs when the button is tapped?


@livingincode DWMR. :+1:


Really cool work! It would be awesome if you could chime in on passcod/rsnotify#12 and maybe pull request your stuff over :)


Okay, we will fix them with time :+1:


I still find it useful to pickup typos in my psr4 code.


You don't need to implement `find` in a class that includes `Enumerable`.


오호 뭔가했더니 자바8 Stream API 기능이군요.  멋져요 :+1:


If the php-cs-fixer team refuse to write a psr4 fixer that changes the filename instead of the class name, i'll write one and put it in styleci.


hehe thanks!


`{key: email}` tells the query what to compare the emitted field to. So, yes.


Sounds good. I edited the function quite a bit, see 49ad2f40922380a3d53efbbe5edcdc5c88b0be58.


nice! thanks for this @schteppe :+1:


> Return is WP_Error if present...
@Shelob9 That makes it sound like a boolean is returned if the response is a WP_Error, instead of WP_Error being returned.  Can you tweak the wording there?


.. or in process plugin, as systemd-cgls is sort of pstree for cgroups :).

pros for systemd:
- systemd-cgls belongs to systemd package
- sos_commands/cgroups directory does not exist (yet)
- not all distros support systemd (yet)

pros for cgroups:
-  whoever would be interested in that output, (s)he would check cgroups directory first, imho. As it "logically" belongs there (why to check the output when cgroups not used?)

If cgroups plugin is chosen, put it to Cgroups despite Debian has it as tech preview (https://wiki.debian.org/systemd#Installing_and_Testing) and Ubuntu will have it since 15.04 (https://wiki.ubuntu.com/systemd#Warning.21_Experimental_code)? Or (temporarily) to RedHatCgroups?


Сейчас они не `final`. Как лучше сделать, и почему?

Как я вижу ситуацию сейчас, разницы нет, ведь это не константа, а просто возвращаемое функцией значение.


Build the initial home page


Is there any reason why these method only calling another are kept? I can understand it when they have to CALLPROC, but not when those have been implemented?


Question: why do we call canonicalizeInstanceName on the name here, but not on CreateRoute?  I would have thought they should match.  (I suspect canonicalizeInstanceName is a no-op here, so it doesn't matter, but it looks odd)


Indeed, `find` is redundant.


10/10 - IGN


I think here it's better to not use defer: we're in a loop.


Dumb question: Where do you initialise `retryCounters[socket]`?  Is it always guaranteed to be non-null for the current socket?

I see you are inserting values into the map in the `else` clause below, but you are accessing `.intValue()` on a `map.get()`, which is why I asked here.


@Diego-F-Aguirre DWMR. Please drop the images (1.jpg, 2.jpg ...) from the next commit.


`!m.me?` が抜けていませんか？
see: http://mikutter.hachune.net/rdoc/User.html#method-i-me-3F

```diff
diff --git a/mikutter_premiamu.rb b/mikutter_premiamu.rb
index fcc750d..610374f 100644
--- a/mikutter_premiamu.rb
+++ b/mikutter_premiamu.rb
@@ -6,11 +6,10 @@ Plugin.create(:ahiru_yakuna) do

   on_appear do |ms|
     ms.each do |m|
-      if m.message.to_s =~ /puremiamu/ and m[:created] > DEFINED_TIME and !m.retweet?
+      if m.message.to_s =~ /puremiamu/ and m[:created] > DEFINED_TIME and !m.retweet? and !m.me?
       Service.primary.post(:message => "#{"@" + m.user.idname + ' puremiamuじゃなくてpremiamuだよ'}", :replyto => m)
       m.message.favorite(true)
      end
```


another building management system


Do I need to scan the data/ dir ? Comments like this are for my private branches - won't hit dev


Ah right so maybe only `CompilerAsserts.neverPartOfCompilation();` in RaiseException constructor?


Instead of creating a new blog before each test.  try using  rspec ```let```

https://www.relishapp.com/rspec/rspec-core/v/2-5/docs/helper-methods/let-and-let


Looks much better, Thank you


I think I get it now:  Perhaps, add: "Retry count is created at ..., always initialised to 0 on `write()`, and incremented only when we are inside the retry loop when there is an exception writing to the socket."


I think the software scaling will remain useful for Chocolate Doom ports on hardware where GL is not available.


Yeah that would make sense.


The parsing can be done after the check for `TEXT_PLAIN` - will do on merge.


Good that we are guaranteeing this class isn't thread safe.  :)  I wasted quite some time debugging an issue in collectd because it can use multiple threads to call the opentsdb sink class, which caused a socket leak (and it wasn't even documented in collectd website).


I am not sure but I think "unfortuantly" is a typo, but I can't figure out what it's supposed to be....


looks good, just minor comments.  thanks for testing it as well.  I feel this retrying async thing is getting more complex :)  Let's keep it simple even if it's not the best thing to do.


I moved that about because the target type is logged in the exception and can be null. Perhaps it can be reworked differently?


This is not used in view


Yeah, I was having a hell of a time yesterday morning trying to sort things
out.  Love git and hate it too.

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better would be  `fgettext("Loading...")`


I really fail to see how it's more complicated, they're not monads, and above all, it's readable.

As for the logic being held elsewhere, that doesn't really matter. This is the spec for the HTML decoder, which was the bit that wasn't working, so I changed the spec for the HTML decoder. If you want people to change other specs then I suggest you change the structure of the library to be more straightforward (like not handing off decoding to somwhere else, but including the logic via inheritence or a mixin, or have the decoder separate…)

At the end of the day, I've used standard syntax, well used and documented methods ***to fix something that was broken.*** I'm not going to sweat the details based on *preference*.


Ahhh.  I'd say yes and no.  The idea is that when running BOSS or LOOT from the app button you are simply ordering the mods.  You are never removing files from the Data folder.  A user would have done that prior to running LOOT or BOSS.

For Oblivion that means all the dates changed for the plugins so you need to know all the new dates.  If that means scanning the data folder then yes you need to do that.

However, for Skyrim you don't.  LOOT or BOSS just changed loadorder.txt and plugins.txt but didn't do anything to the data folder.  Don't scan the data folder just say "whatever I had cached in memory for loadorder.txt and plugins.txt ditch that".  Clear the array and read in the new files and refresh the mods tab.

To throw another monkey wrench into that, currently there is no LOOT button.  So when someone adds a shortcut to the Apps folder they may have run LOOT, BOSS, Bain Tools, or whatever you don't know.  So when using an icon from the apps folder you might need to scan the dates for Oblivion and the load order files just in case since you don't know what app the shortcut just executed.


Here is what I was thinkiing

```
if have velocity
  n_y_vision = 6
else:
  n_y_vision = 3

C  = Matrix<n_y_vision, n_x>
R = Matrix<n_y_vision, n_y_vision>

R(Y_vision_x, Y_vision_x) = ...
R(Y_vision_y, Y_vision_y) = ...
R(Y_vision_z, Y_vision_z) = ...

same for C

if have velocity
   R(Y_vision_vx, Y_vision_vx) = ...
   R(Y_vision_vy, Y_vision_vy) = ...
   R(Y_vision_vz, Y_vision_vz) = ...

   same for C
```


The minimised version of this file is used


Sure, I didn't see that! Sorry for the dumb question.


This is good.


Right, I was actually thinking of `TEXT_PLAIN` check before everything else.


@tarc no need for apologies. Thanks for reviewing my code.


Ok


Nano-optimizing FTW ;)


I'm not going to accept pull-requests from people that refuse to adapt code to _my_ working style. I am the one dedicating my spare time to this and I can _not_ get anything done if every random person on the internet tries to enforce _their_ preferences upon me. If one wants to convince me they'll have to put forward good arguments and not "well I do it this way so fuck you".

> If you want people to change other specs then I suggest you change the structure of the library to be more straightforward

What's so difficult about there being 3 files for this:

* `spec/oga/xml/entities_spec.rb`: conversion of XML entities
* `spec/oga/html/entities_spec.rb`: conversion of HTML entities
* `spec/oga/entity_decoder_spec.rb`: wrapper library that decides whether to convert XML/HTML entities

If this distinction is too difficult to understand I suggest to look elsewhere as Oga's test suite will not be suitable for you in this case.

> At the end of the day, I've used standard syntax, well used and documented methods to fix something that was broken. I'm not going to sweat the details based on preference.

Except you've done it in ways that go against the standard of a project. I don't care if some website says you should do X, Y or Z or write commit messages including Emoji or not. There's a CONTRIBUTING guide which states clearly what/how to do things (I've expanded it to include bits about tests and such), _that_ is your standard. If you disagree then again I suggest to look elsewhere.

In short: follow the existing guidelines/code or look elsewhere, I'm not going to waste my time trying to make somebody understand when they seemingly refuse to any way.


失礼しました。 8896f9f7 で修正しました。


Well it ends up to be the same. Just used his way cause n_y_vision is defined on the header file.


The connection character set is [hard-coded](https://github.com/concrete5/concrete5/blob/daeb806001a51de6e9a2eceb632b29d5e128617e/web/concrete/controllers/install.php#L342)


I'm not following why it i the same after taking another look. Can you double check? Just by setting  the velocity components of R to zero will result in trusting the velocity more instead of less.  If you want to keep it simple, you could just multiply R for the velocity components by 1000  if there is not velocity data.


@cornae Got it, looks great! :+1:


is this a branch comment


wtf??


My guess would be to keep track of functions that have been reversed, as indicated by the comment above the functions. Obviously their implementation differs from the original function, but at least this will prevent someone from unnecessarily reversing that function.


He vuelto a hacer commit porque en el primero sólo había añadido el favicon.ico y no los ficheros modificados y eliminados.


Fixed. This was due to following the pattern above. Whoops! I thought the interaction was weird!


ewww braces en nueva línea eww :P


Can you explain  what is "order independent"? :)


I've got it resizing, now just working on the scaling. BTW, I've got the long press gesture recognized and working already. Just have to do the pinch and the buttons.


The command fails. It seems Dave is the only owner.

 ~ > gem owner sequel_polymorphic
Owners for gem: sequel_polymorphic
- therealdave.myron@gmail.com

Dave, Would you mind adding Kurakin?

thanks
jack

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Puedes hacer squash de todos los commits en esta rama para que se vea más bonito el merge?

    git rebase -i HEAD~10

deja el primer commit de esta rama tal cual y luego cambia el `pick` de todos los commits posteriores por `squash`.


LGTM


I'd make this const/immutable.


LeL to loquelo


Great, thank you.


I believe when we're talking of class level macros, it's more idiomatic to leave the parens out. Think of things like `has_many`, `validates`, etc.


@cornae thanks! As I suspeced, the error messages get generated in a different part of the code. So I got rid of the superfluous `<div>`, but the error still use `em.message`.


I added support for .message too. Hope it won't bite us later :)

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> I'd recommend against this kind of phrasing in the future, as it can easily be misread by people online where tone is often misinterpreted.

Duly noted!


Shouldn't this be ```TQ_SLEEP```?


Devuelve un 1 cuando la base de datos está vacía.


You sure? I indented it because the `for` applies for the same item^^


Okay will remove the space before colon in each commit^^


This is driving me crazy, I tried a different approach here: 2c94eb1bc87d58e3a1a052885b8122c424e128bf.


We've just added it for the main. Is there anywhere else you'd like us to note that?


at the end of the day, I fixed something that was broken, using standard, well known syntax. If the style is really a problem, then you can change that after the fact. I fixed the ***problem***.

And I never said anything *anywhere near* to "well I do it this way so fuck you", I think you need to calm down and stop being so touchy.

Regards,
iain


6/8(월) 01:04분 서버 재로드했습니다.

클라이언트별로 전송 속도를 따로 관리(get 속도, put 속도)해야 하는데, 접속한 클라이언트마다
fd 값이 다르니까 이걸 이용해 다루면 어떨까 합니다.

예를들면

struct TransferSpeed
{
   int getSpeed;
   int putSpeed;
};

처럼 선언 후

struct TransferSpeed clientSpeed[5] = {{20, 20}, {20, 20}, {20, 20}, {20, 20}, {20, 20}};

위 배열을 이용해서, 5번 fd를 쓰는 클라이언트라면 clientSpeed[5]를 조작하는 방식으로..
일단은 화요일에 시험이 없으니 월요일 오후나 금/토/일요일에 다뤄볼까 생각합니다.. 저는 월요일에 웹서버
시험이 있으니 지금 네트워크 작업은 못 하겠구요..


and, I didn't break any of the contributing rules. If you want them to be different, update them, that is your right. I'm off to gemify my fork, as is my right :)


If this approach definitely works for your needs, then ok, but it seems a bit brittle.  You're relying on the underlying Partitioner<T> providing perfect load balancing, such that any element can be stolen by another partition.  Consider for example a source partitioner that partitioned an enumerable by having a partition grab a single element from the source enumerator at a time... with that, your scheme will work fine.  But now consider a partitioner where each partition grabs multiple items from the underlying enumerator at a time... now with your scheme, it's likely data will be lost.  At the very least it'd be worth a comment on the class as to what it should and should not be used with.


Maybe name these `this.width` and `this.height`? I don't think that one letter variable names are always bad, but I prefer them to have only a small scope like a function (and not a whole class) where the exact meaning is easier to figure out because all usages of the variable are in one place.


Those parentheses are at the beginning and end of the statement. How does it improve readability and not just add character pollution?


I'm more a fan of enclosing the string in parantheses, so:
`echo "Downloading dbus..."`
@sils1297 Do we have an (inofficial) rule for this?


@zloylos, there’s no nesting allowed in `@page` case AFAIK. This what happens in Sass output:
```
@page {
  margin: 0;
  size: 1024px 640px;
  section {
    page-break-after: always; } }
```
Is there an actual need for such breaks? Since slides height always equals to page height.


GCC6.0 C++14 generates a warning for this line (now it's a different line):

    warning: throw will always call terminate() [-Wterminate]

the whole output:

    In file included from ../boost/test/impl/execution_monitor.ipp:30:0,
        from ../boost/test/included/prg_exec_monitor.hpp:18,
        from ../libs/test/test/prg_exec_fail1.cpp:29:
    ../boost/test/impl/execution_monitor.ipp: In destructor ???boost::detail::signal_handler::~signal_handler()???:
        ../boost/test/execution_monitor.hpp:465:109: warning: throw will always call terminate() [-Wterminate]
    #define BOOST_TEST_SYS_ASSERT( exp ) if( (exp) ) ; else throw ::boost::system_error( BOOST_STRINGIZE( exp ) )
    ^
        ../boost/test/impl/execution_monitor.ipp:783:5: note: in expansion of macro ???BOOST_TEST_SYS_ASSERT???
        BOOST_TEST_SYS_ASSERT( ::sigaltstack( &sigstk, 0 ) != -1 );
    ^
        ../boost/test/execution_monitor.hpp:465:109: note: in C++11 destructors default to noexcept
    #define BOOST_TEST_SYS_ASSERT( exp ) if( (exp) ) ; else throw ::boost::system_error( BOOST_STRINGIZE( exp ) )
        ^
        ../boost/test/impl/execution_monitor.ipp:783:5: note: in expansion of macro ???BOOST_TEST_SYS_ASSERT???
        BOOST_TEST_SYS_ASSERT( ::sigaltstack( &sigstk, 0 ) != -1 );
    ^


Should health be allowed to go negative?


不需要呼叫 `finish()`


No. I want that to be one of the conditions for the game being over.

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THIS IS BAD! Never initialize instance variables this way. This should either be a static constant or passed in to the constructor and initialized in the initializer list.


Good call on integrating OmniAuth—that sounds like a great addition to our little app.


應取名為LoginActivity


This would do a reset even when `reset == False` which might be confusing.


This was kind of shot in the dark. This approach for handling proxy methods didn't exist in art for 5.0 - it was introduced only in 5.1 so I decided to "revert" it to filter out potential issues. The truth is, xposed worked for me on 5.1 with and without this patch but I couldn't really come up with a test case so I decided to stick to 5.0 behavior.


We don't have unofficial rules for bash scripts - at least not from me.
Am 07.06.2015 18:13 schrieb "Makman2" <notifications@github.com>:

> I'm more a fan of enclosing the string in parantheses, so:
> echo "Downloading dbus..."
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The game over check is in game, not player. You have not provided a way for game to get the player's health (i.e., you need a getHealth() method).


Это не решение проблемы с поворотами)
По остальному только часть поправлена.


@steida see the whole discussion here -> https://github.com/facebook/immutable-js/issues/406#issuecomment-85759958


Please no tabs


ah, the old bait-and-switch :P


Yeah, I haven't added the checking for health yet. As of right now you can
keep playing with negative health.

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Thanks for all your work, @jay. I won't have the time at the moment to dive deep into your changes, but please see the following mailinglist discussion regarding the Windows 2000 check:
http://marc.info/?t=103430266300086&r=1&w=2


I'd rather narrow down such suppress warning on methods if possible in the production code (annotation on class of test code is ok)


.row-one {
	background-color: #008000;
}

.row-two {
	background-color: #FFFF00;
}

.row-three {
	background-color: #ff0000;
}

.row-four {
	background-color: #0000FF;
}


Should be `ECSTRING(common,ACETeam)`


Yes that is one way. I like to create a plural version of the type for a slice representation, in this case "Comparisons":
```go
type Comparisons []*Comparison
```
Your do not need to to specify Asc, the sort interface provides a sort.Reverse type that you could use to sort in descending order:

```go
sort.Sort(sort.Reverse(ComparisonWhenAsc(comparisons)))
```

Instead of implementing Len/Swap for each type of sorting you want to do you could also do this:

```go
type Comparisons []*Comparison

func (a Comparisons) Len() int {
    return len(a)
}

func (a Comparisons) Swap(i, j int) {
    a[i], a[j] = a[j], a[i]
}

// Optional: implement a default Less() method...

// Implement a sort by When
type ComparisonsByWhen struct {
    // this is an "embedded" field, the closest you'll get to "inheritance" in Go.
    // Len() defined above will be used when ComparisonsByWhen.Len() is called (same for Swap())
    Comparisons
}

func (a ComparisonsByWhen) Less(i, j int) bool {
    return a.Comparisons[i].When().Unix() < a.Comparisons[j].When().Unix()
}

// Implement sort by Author (Author does not exists, just an example)
type ComparisonsByAuthor struct {
    Comparisons
}

func (a ComparisonsByAuthor) Less(i, j int) bool {
    return a.Comparisons[i].Author < a.Comparisons[j].Author
}

comparisons := make( Comparisons, 0 )

// fill in the Comparisons slice...

// and sort...
sort.Sort( ComparisonsByWhen{comparisons} )
sort.Sort( ComparisonsByAuthor{comparisons} )
sort.Sort( sort.Reverse(ComparisonsByWhen{comparisons}) )
sort.Sort( sort.Reverse(ComparisonsByAuthor{comparisons}) )
```

Essentially, that's what sort.Reverse does (https://golang.org/src/sort/sort.go?s=4988:5026#L205):

```go
type reverse struct {
	// This embedded Interface permits Reverse to use the methods of
	// another Interface implementation.
	Interface
}

// Less returns the opposite of the embedded implementation's Less method.
func (r reverse) Less(i, j int) bool {
	return r.Interface.Less(j, i)
}

// Reverse returns the reverse order for data.
func Reverse(data Interface) Interface {
	return &reverse{data}
}
```


Let's not care about these `@Override` annotations they''' be necessary at some point when upgrading language version


I guess you need to clean this up a little bit...


I would actually add parameters to decreaseHealth and increaseHealth:

void Player::decreaseHealth(int amount);
void Player::increaseHealth(int amount);

That way, rooms can decided how much to change the health by as a part of their update player implementation.


Do not remove these html markup, they are used for the javadoc generation


I would use `-q` (quiet) flag instead of passing output to `/dev/null`


We are on the same page. That's exactly what I'm working on now. I want a
couple of rooms to have a greater affect on health.

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>
> void Player::decreaseHealth(int amount);
> void Player::increaseHealth(int amount);
>
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MAGIC NUMBER ALERT. Make this a static constant.


Health?

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personal code style


nice meem


BTW, I installed and compiled a version of this on Friday. I have to say that getting "github.com/libgit2/git2go" to work was more complex than normal third party Go libraries (even libraries with C code).


Not a problem modern javadoc tool handles that


import order noise


One thing to consider with respect to all these requirements: The signup form does not require all these fields. Does that mean a new user record in the db gets created with some NULL values in it initially? If that record still represents a valid user, does it make sense to have all these validations? What if the user never updates their profile? Even if you redirect a new user to the update profile page - what compels them to click "Save Changes" before continuing to use the app?


So this is whaty Breaks up a happy home


`final` on an `interface` ;


Edited to add the requests library, which is now a dependency of the archiver.


Where's the gecko noises?


again quite mode


One thing to consider with respect to all these validations: The signup form does not require all these fields. Does that mean a new user record in the db gets created with some NULL values in it initially? If that record still represents a valid user, does it make sense to have all these validations? What if the user never updates their profile? Even if you redirect a new user to the update profile page - what compels them to click "Save Changes" before continuing to use the app? Does the absence of any of these fields in some way render the app malfunctioning for that user? If not, are they truly required fields or merely optional?


That one I kept because it throws a warning otherwise. You have to use a result. I'd prefer to not have the warning


oops


You should wrap the line when `./configure`ing^^


Let's ignore tests


tabs


To keep the individual button behaviour separate from the mouse up event.


> at the end of the day, I fixed something that was broken, using standard, well known syntax. If the style is really a problem, then you can change that after the fact. I fixed the problem.

This is exactly what I meant with "well I do it this way so fuck you". I'm _not_ going to merge something if I still have to fix things myself. If you honestly expect people to do this then something is seriously wrong with your attitude. I spent at least 45 minutes on this pull-request when making the change is as simply as this: https://github.com/YorickPeterse/oga/commit/af7f2674af65a2dd50f6f8a138ddd9429e8533d1. If you want to contribute to Oga you'll stick to the existing patterns/standards and in general work in a way that makes _my_ life the easiest (as I'm the one doing 99,99% of all the work). You also didn't just fix the problem, you introduced new code completely unrelated to the problem at hand, didn't bother to test it and wrote tests in a vastly different style.

If you disagree with the above then stop wasting my time. I will not be commenting any further.

> and, I didn't break any of the contributing rules. If you want them to be different, update them, that is your right. I'm off to gemify my fork, as is my right :)

In compliance with the MPL 2.0 license, yes, you're free to fork and modify as you see fit.


Is it not possible to start dbus in an own command and then start our tests with python?


What is deadsnakes? :P


All better!


This does not belong into `.gitignore` but in your local `.git/info/exclude` because it is specific to your environment.


Just recooked to confirm but no, it creates the proper folder structure for the themes. I just went off the code from the previous few lines for folder creation. Maybe there is a better way?


That's the code for a particular button so last comment does not apply (it is a point though, but adding this for any button would cause significant lag - I have to decide for 307) - basically the Oblivion case might be handled by  _modTimesChange - so that's a note to self to just check this and avoid the refresh - but yes I need to scan data to get the mod times so probably cant' avoid this, damn

I do find your comment welcome btw - nice to have someone else reason on those things, a second pair of eyes - you can't imagine how many decisions I had to make on similar matters


Do we need to explicitly allow install?


I would like to add though that its super sexy to cook straight to the dmg. You've done some great work here sir!


I have found many duplicate names of widgets after your latest commit.
How you duplicate / move / copy content of widget groups? When I use dragging with holding ctrl button it never happens.
Other thing, you have used logslider_ prefix which is reserved for logarithmic sliders connected to edit fields.
I have already corrected all that stuff.


And here also, do we really need that?
Btw I think you should put this change (and the one below) in an extra commit that states the change and reason^^


DAWG IS GONNA HOST AF!


Never mind, this is just a travis intern invocation of `add-apt-repository`^^


Yay finally things are looking up


Hmm, I had left that out on purpose, as the dot os too far away from the not head. But anyway, if here, then in line 1279 too and probably also for the 16th in lines 1285 and 1291. And in line 1279 there is a superfluous/duplicate "text = "


What does this flash do?


No, the number 3.


Character pollution. We just want to break out of the function and not really return anything we care about. Default return of None is more appropriate.


Don't you want maybe to pass also the `config_file`?


WOuldn't it be preferable to implement watchfaces as PAWN scripts instead? This way we could easily personalise the watch display


Good stuff. Made some comments and I personally don't like the parenthesized ifs. Let's see what the python grandmaster says when he takes a look at this. Good work otherwise!


Lev - this dependency is also in webdriver factory. There is no need to run is specifically


@s0me-1 Idead "borrowed" from here http://www.reddit.com/r/Agario/comments/38crl2

Basic rules:
-The server pauses the game until 12 players have spawned in
-Once 12 players have spawned in, it becomes a free for all deathmatch
-There is alot of food in the middle (and viruses)
-Leaderboard will not show you whos in 1st place, but the amount of players that are still alive


You have `super` here^^


@webian added a new class for this to make sure that no css styled content styling applies


从master重新fork 不要merge branch master 再merge回来会打乱master。。。


Why don't we need a logged a user for the new and edit actions?


@steida haven't used jest that much before, do we need to write `dontMock` for external dependencies as well?


Ah sorry I didn't recognize this right, needs to be
```
uut = DbusSever(self.session_bus,
                "/org/coala/v1/test_callback",
                DbusServerTest.callback1)
```


why this?


This was the reason the exact solution was not correct.


Instead of specifying modifier values using `if` statements, we could create a list of modifiers for the scalar values, e.g.:

`modifiers = [1, 0.95, 0.9]`

and then simply use:

`s = s*modifiers[start_i]`

In this case, `modifiers[0]` would be the modifier for the i-1 word, the word that immediately preceeds the current item (so it has value 1, because we do not need to dampen the scalar value in this case). `modifiers[1]` would be the modifier for the i-2 word, and so on.

This solution could make the code more flexible, because we could add more modifiers to the list in case we want to consider a wider range of preceding words (and idioms). However, it does not seem an elegant and very intuitive solution, so I am not implementing it.


I think there's no reason to decrement by one, IDs can also start from 1.


The error on SCSM that you saw was kind of an interesting case, involving upvalues and stale lua state.
First, the code:  (see above)
SCSM uses dofile to load sick_options_parts, which creates a global function, get_sick_options.
get_sick_options requires a few things to be passed in, so that they can be used by the things get_sick_options creates.
One of the things get_sick_options creates is the global table bpm_disp_mt, which will be the metatable used for bpm displays.
SCSM uses bpm_disp_mt in its "for i, pn ..." loop that creates the special things each player needs.
Now here's the problem:  get_sick_options was not called until long after that loop occurred.  Until get_sick_options is called, bpm_disp_mt does not exist.  So when that loop runs, it sets the metatable for each bpm_disp to nil.
bpm_disp_mt was created inside get_sick_options because it was using the rate_coordinator that was passed in to be notified when the music rate changed.
The fix changes the things that modify the music rate to use MESSAGEMAN to broadcast a message, and bpm_disp_mt makes its actors listen for this message.
The error was not noticed sooner because standard practice when working on a screen is to reload the screen after every change.
But because there was a bpm_disp_mt already in the global lua namespace before I restructured, there was one to use when reloading SCSM the first time after the restructuring.  And that reload called get_sick_options, which made a new bpm_disp_mt.
That new bpm_disp_mt would be used on the next reload, an so on.  After each change, SCSM used the bpm_disp_mt from the previous call of get_sick_options.  Since it existed, no error occurred.
Now bpm_disp_mt is not created inside get_sick_options, so it's a global created when sick_options_parts is loaded.


Just nuke goosolve, it's obsolete


Little typo in commit message:
"as **te** next time [...]"


Remove leading slash from vmkdir. The directory is relative to ${DESTDIR} or ${PKGDESTDIR} for subpackages.


U8800/U8800pro used the same "older" bootloader, their support was easy. I could take a look whether U8860 can support it aswell though, it might :). The "new" branch is for SEMC msm7x30 though, we are doing it to separate the "boot" and "recovery". It'd also allow SEMC msm7x30 to have OTA updates.

The only notable issue is that this does not detect the offmode charging like the stock bootloader does. It did work but I think it was not as reliable. Other than that, this has a lot of possibilities - dual booting from SD for example, or show debugging info during booting, also working fastboot flash are to name a few.


android


remove leading space


it's warning free because you suppressed most of the warnings LOL


removed this entire file


Don't you need to add the newowner to your system? Since the name changed you can't dispose the newowner then I think


leftover from pre-sideboard era when we didn't have things on "/", we'd do cherrypy.tree.mount("/", Redirector())

but since sideboard puts stuff there, and sideboard's "/list_plugins" gets us here too, I think this is leftover cruft and we should just kill it.


Suggest declaring all fields together in one place


why won't you let me join your server
;-;


If I can edit my responses, why can't I destroy them?


You're a cheater. It doesn't matter if you join on yet another account, I don't want any cheaters to join my server. Also this

http://puu.sh/ifVfM.png


@ngaut 有兴趣一起帮忙翻译 或者帮我校对一下么... 国内很多人读英文paper还是很吃力... 看到英文就眼花... 想拿业余时间翻译翻译


Send in radius^2 to the query, rather than squaring it in the SQL query for efficiency


why not
```nix
shellHook = ''
  ${pkg.env.shellHook}
  export IN_WHICH_NIX_SHELL=${name}
'';
```
?


I don't cheat anymore.


@fpietrosanti given the idea of virgil of not changing the layout i'm accepting this point of view and i would see more issues in keeping both the solutions.

tor2web is going to have too much configurations variables that all mixed together would create chaos and impossibility for the user to setup a simple node with a streaightforward guide.


Well the name history alone of your latest alt says otherwise.

```
typical weeaboo trash
use the garryState wisely
not troll names pls
garryn
lua is a hack!!!!!!
b1g m3m3r
swagbot1337
```


I literally just made this alt.

I like to rename my alts a lot because why not.


Myria follows the Google Java style guide (https://google-styleguide.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/javaguide.html), which doesn't allow wildcard imports.


The only server I cheat on (which is hardly ever) is HvH


Why got this patch stuck on the mesa mailing list?
I tried DRM_FORMAT_NV12 but this results in EGL_BAD_MATCH. Do you have any idea why, just not implemented?


Thank you, man! It would be cool if you could also take a look at wrapping and unwrapping subsections.
I suppose they are both crying and whining in lack of editor's attention.


Where did you define `next_doc_id`?


Thanks for the ping! I think this is a very nicely written RFC :)

Thoughts, in roughly decreasing order of importance:

 * While I still quite like this proposed syntax for anonymous enums, I'm (still) not sure whether it's unambiguous. Quite a few things already use the `|` character: closures, bitwise OR, disjunctive patterns (especially if they're ever actually upgraded to being first-class patterns rather than just a special feature of `match`), possibly more I've forgotten. Any one of these seems like it might be an issue, but I'm not familiar enough (and don't have enough natural grammatical intuition) to be sure. (There could also conceivably be issues with `!`, but right now the only one I can think of is the potential for ambiguity with `!` as the negation operator in literals, but that seems like it could be disambiguated with some lookahead at worst - if it's followed by a comma or a closing paranthesis, it can't be the operator.)

 * > The typechecker should treat `!` as a subtype of, and allow it to unify with, all other types.

    My impression is that this is not so trivial on an implementation level (and may in fact be why `ty_bot` was originally removed), though I'm not familiar with the details myself. Without being familiar with the details, some potential issues that spring to mind are that interpreting `!` as `for<T> T` in e.g. `Vec<!>` gives rise to impredicative types, and in terms of subtyping it could have interesting interactions with variance (I also believe there's a policy that subtyping in Rust is only for lifetimes, but I'm not sure how rigidly this is to be interpreted). My feeling is that just adding a coercion from `!` to any other type seems like it would be less fraught and still "good enough" most of the time (so you could automatically go from `!` to any `T`, but not from `Vec<!>` to any `Vec<T>`, for example) - low-hanging fruit worth picking, essentially. But in either case it would probably be better to get some perspective from someone who's actually had experience with (this part of) the compiler.

 * I think the change to make `!` a first-class type is completely sensible and a much "smaller" (removing restrictions on an existing feature rather than adding a new one) and potentially less controversial change than adding anonymous enums at the same time (they are conceptually related, but are completely independent in the sense that implementing neither requires the other). At least if the other ends up meeting with substantial opposition (as I suspect it's likely to, sadly) it would be worthwhile proposing the one separately.

 * It might be worth explicitly addressing the confusion between the C notion of `void` (unit type) and the type-theoretical notion of `Void` (uninhabited type) so people reading don't get caught in it.


@kitsuta @thaeli take note, I moved the index.html file into a different dir


why <= ? It doesn't work on my testcase.


LGTM (modulo import issue above).


Interesting. Depends on if acronyms are viewed as a single word by themselves or if each letter represent the word they abbreviated and therefore capitalizing the entire class. I'd tend towards the former. I'd like the grandmaster's input on this


Nvm, it's a variable, didn't see in constructor...


I've never actually cheated on your server, either. I never get the chance to join it because you instantly block, blacklist, and kick me out of the group.


u want 100?


Looks like it can fix #100 as well.


"because you instantly block, blacklist, and kick me out of the group."


Do you think that multiline string syntax is more idiomatic?


Use this repository to test unfinished files, then transfer them to the main Web Project repository


Security checkpoints for issue #3.


That's good news


s/threads/frames/


Autologged:
[00:01] Ban Evasion (Alt of STEAM_0:0:37511807)
[00:01] SkidCheck: cdriza alt, VAC bans, 2S: Unknown hack
[00:01] ! FailInit: API_SHARED_ACCOUNT Ban Evasion (Alt of STEAM_0:0:37511807)
[00:01] ! Doing extra API punishments in 30s due to (STEAM_0:0:37511807) SK: cdriza, 2x VAC bans, 2S ban
[00:06] ^ Timeout started
[00:15] ^ Timeout ended, after 9
[00:17] Bind=[["PGUP" "lua_openscript_cl autorun/client/mapex_hud.lua; lua_openscript_cl autorun/client/mapex.lua"]] (mapex)

InitFail (Quit before kick) (API_SHARED_ACCOUNT Ban Evasion (Alt of STEAM_0:0:37511807)) @ [08.05.15 06:05:50PM @ 01:00] -- END LOG

mApex thing is old.


Pourquoi ?


Yes. I don't want people joining who have such files as
```
lua/bin/gmcl_bsendpacket_win32.dll
lua/bin/gmcl_dickwrap_win32.dll
lua/bin/gmcl_external_win32.dll
lua/bin/gmcl_fhook_win32.dll
lua/bin/gmcl_frozen_win32.dll
lua/bin/gmcl_gskid_win32.dll
lua/bin/gmcl_nyx_win32.dll
lua/bin/gmcl_pcrack_win32.dll
lua/bin/gmcl_phack_win32.dll
lua/bin/gmcl_stringtables_win32.dll
```
I'm never going to unban you. I don't like cheaters.


I removed all the cheat files when i first attempted to join your server.

"[00:01] Ban Evasion (Alt of STEAM_0:0:37511807)
[00:01] SkidCheck: cdriza alt, VAC bans, 2S: Unknown hack
[00:01] ! FailInit: API_SHARED_ACCOUNT Ban Evasion (Alt of STEAM_0:0:37511807)
[00:01] ! Doing extra API punishments in 30s due to (STEAM_0:0:37511807) SK: cdriza, 2x VAC bans, 2S ban
[00:06] ^ Timeout started
[00:15] ^ Timeout ended, after 9
[00:17] Bind=["PGUP" "lua_openscript_cl autorun/client/mapex_hud.lua; lua_openscript_cl autorun/client/mapex.lua"]"


s/loading/uploading/


Why no edit?


Please don't use my alts for naming reference. Use my main:

[code]
definitely cdriza
www.dango.club | cdriza
.cdriza.
not cdriza
DANGO MAFIA - Cdriza
DANGO | cdriza
|cdriza|
lightspeed autism | cdriza
cdriza | lightspeed autism
cdriza
[/code]


I figured since it was the only method using any constants (and since it's only called once) that it made sense to put it here to emphasize that. It could also be placed at the top of the file though, and perhaps that's a better approach.

Moved in 0f17c0666ab655a9b860a296d945d3c0ec20ab9d.


Even more troll names. There's no point chatting here anymore.


Do we need a cleanTable() call here ?


"definitely cdriza
www.dango.club | cdriza
.cdriza.
not cdriza
DANGO MAFIA - Cdriza
DANGO | cdriza
|cdriza|
lightspeed autism | cdriza
cdriza | lightspeed autism
cdriza"

^
!
!

The only one I can see being a troll name is not cdriza


No, thank _you_ @godfat - much appreciate you bringing this to our attention. If you have any other issues definitely let us know!


I don't get the problem you have with me, I've never actually cheated on your server nor do I cheat anymore.


What does "heroku commit" mean? Be more descriptive.


maybe merge it later.


s/sent/send/


This definitely looks more "normal".

Thanks for making this work!


["STEAM_0:0:30559593"] = "cdriza/Connor/Hafnium alt/Onyx/_ari, hacks, Member of 8 hack/troll groups, troll names, BAN ME FOREVER",

I'm not hafnium, onyx, or ari.

I'm pretty sure those are all the same person.


LGTM


Com.Chrisplus.rootmanager


Can I at least get some credit for having the longest skidcheck entry?

	["STEAM_0:0:120044119"] = "cdriza/Connor alt, stealing files,C++ hacks,VAC bans,huge skid,shitposting,2S ban,mapex,ahack, Member of 8 hack/troll groups, Ban Evasion (Alt of STEAM_0:0:37511807)",


Might aswell return the status code, check for that in the code below and return the status code if it failed to be sent. Helps to identify the problem without digging into the code first and starting to debug on stdout.


I would set up the doc completely before adding it to `app`. It's just cleaner^^


I would use the same mechanism like in `DbusServer` that the app automatically manages ID allocation so the server has nothing to do with internal functionality of a `DbusApp`.
Also the `next_doc_id` is not needed from `DbusApp`, so I would implement another `_next_doc_id()` here. The IDs for docs don't need to start all from 0.


Though, currently the psr0 option mess it up for newcomers. Hope the php-cs-fixer team will have something ready soon. Do you know if they have an ETA on when PSR-0 fixers will be dropped?


Looks like you've deleted 3 photos, but have no explanation as to _why_.


Why you need to set again the path?


Yes, this is the aim and this commit was a step forward to make this possible. I think that it will be easier to use some group of controls and define screen in PAWN script than to write it pixel by pixel because it will be very ineffective. The other requirement is to allow to run PAWN script from external flash and it's still a TODO.


This terminology change has not been consistently carried through all the buttons. What's the reason behind it? The db, model, controller and views all use the term 'post'. When/why did posts become projects?


Nah, just though that you could find it more readable :(


Thank you! This commit fixed the build. It was broken since http://ci.cgeo.org/job/c-geo/3801/


http://pastebin.com/Rp6jUpEj

c:


'e'mpty.


The [chrome bug](https://code.google.com/p/chromium/issues/detail?id=378607) seems to no longer be accessible for some reason, but http://jsperf.com/cleandata/4 still shows chrome 43 is much slower when using delete. In chrome 45 delete is catching up but still seems slower.


syntax error


@indutny we might want to keep our eyes peeled on using signed single bit fields. Reason being that with signed bit:1 you can set ticket_rotate to -1, 0, 1. I once encountered this quite a bit, and on some random compiler I was once horrified to found out that the default had been set to -1!! Given that this limit has just been set in the header file. For safety when using single bit fields, let's use unsigned int ...:1; Here we shall always be limited to 0 and 1, as well as have the default always set to 0.


There was nothing to "fix" because I didn't break anything. I followed your contribution rules, so if you're going to be pedantic one way then you can't have it another.

Personally, I think you should *begin* any conversation in a more friendly and better mannered attitude rather than being so touchy and pedantic, you'll probably get better results. By the way, we're all spending our own spare time on this, so don't try and make yourself out to be a martyr. If you don't like accepting pull requests then don't open source your work.

Good luck with continuing contributions ;)


I see what you're looking at now. One key difference though that I'd like
to point out. That line "int findMaximum(int [] array) {"
is actually the starting line of a method, which is why that for loop is
indented. Does that make sense?

On Sat, Jun 6, 2015 at 6:46 PM, Mike Wasielewski <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I'm really not sure, I was following the notes under "Indentation" for
> this checkpoint and it had the line for "if" indented under an "int" and
> "for" line prior to that. I assumed that's how it was supposed to look for
> this one as well. Is that supposed to be even with the line above it? Or
> would I only indent #18 <https://github.com/Bloc/android-source/pull/18>
> if the magicnumber *=5; line was underneath line 18?
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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> .
>


Did your compilation fail without it?


You mean when you `memset()` it to zero, it will be -1?


Well, from the code I saw in the 'dw2pdf' plugin it looked like using print.css is only a fallback.

I have taken the code from the 'dw2pdf' plugin for building the 'CSS total code' from all plugins and as far as I saw that is using  `lib/exe/css.php`. Did you try out if `@import 'style.css'` already works?


Thanks, now serialization works!!!


I think `return None` is more appropriate, even though both evaluate to the same.


Should be "Your" fwiw, even though it's listed as "You."


Well you shouldn't be able memset a bitfield but when you init the whole struct it will be 0.


Either FAQ or faq, but Faq just seems odd.


These days I have little idea what's readable. Anyway, I think I like your suggestion more than what I have now, thanks!


I was just being cautious because these values are being set to defaults I've seen in the code.


Based on the initial compression benchmarking script I added in b954137, it looks like using "... + 9) / 9" is faster than the simpler option, but detrimental to the overall compression ratio. (Surprising to me -- I expected the reverse.)

`make bench` output, lower time is better, higher % is better:

  - +9) / 9: 11.13 seconds, 38.86%
  - +0) / 1: 12.51 seconds, 47.69%

Thoughts?


higher value


oops, that was a mistake :p


What..?


Whoops, thanks! 👍🏼


I'm fine with that, but this isn't something that was touched in this PR.  Perhaps ask someone to do it another one?  I'm not sure everywhere viewport uses these variables... and there seems to be a distinction between .w and .width variables throughout the code which I'm reluctant to start messing with. @tcstewar might have a thought on this.


doesnt -> doesn't


Thanks :rainbow:  :smiley_cat:


Seems minor, but no need to recompute the multiplication

```diff
+ uint64_t timeout = context->ticket_rotate * 1000;
r = uv_timer_start(context->rotate_timer,
                              bud_context_rotate_cb,
-                             context->ticket_rotate * 1000,
-                             context->ticket_rotate * 1000);
+                             timeout, timeout);
```


Debido a que mapa implementa Singleton, al momento de crearse no le podemos pasar parámetros, por lo que no podrá crearse para dos jugadores ya que no puede poseer la información de los jugadores.

Para esto, una vez creado el mapa, se deberá ejecutar el método publico "agregarJugador" y pasarle un jugador.


Thanks! BitHub has sent payment of  $8.72USD for this commit.


You want this here?


Thank you for the clarification. In this case, I agree that your changes are better than mine.

P.S. Unfortunately maintainers do not accept any changes at all.


I feel like there may be a word missing here that would make this sentence flow correctly, or maybe I am just reading it wrong. :)


No `max_trials` documentation


Good use of helpers.


En este commit, volqué parte del viejo GeneradorDeMapa y del viejo Mapa. Lo complicado de todo esto, es que como Mapa es Singleton no podemos delegar la creación a otra clase. (En especial teniendo en cuenta que los atributos no se pueden pasar por parámetro. Si logramos tener una sola área, y que cada casillero tenga aire y tierra/espacio podremos ver de poder tercerizar la creación. Teniendo dos hashmaps es imposible, porque las funciones solo devuelven un parámetro, y es asqueroso que un constructor nos devuelva un vector donde la primera posición es el hash de tierra y la segunda el hash de aire. Por eso por ahora toda la lógica ira en Mapa. Veremos la respuesta del profesor.


What system are you using that doesn't install URI as a dependency of LWP?


You use the old nio from 2003. Wouldn't it be better to use netty or nio.2?


Alright.

Thanks!


Thanks to python that this works also on windows...


Thanks a lot @benjaminkott!


you made me mad
:((((((((((((((((((((((

time for unoriginal anime you are a faggot memes

reinforcing your opinion of cheaters since that chat today

leeked:
http://pastebin.com/DB2p4u7N
http://www.mpgh.net/forum/showthread.php?t=974446


Should we look also for coafiles that have a name before file ending? I.e. `main.coafile`?


We can use newest amss.mbn I think (404020 is the best now, need to check emui's one).
I am sure it will work with u8860, but as far as I know it will probably give you IMEI 0.


I would keep it like this, I think `.coafile` means the default name, maybe users come to some point to separate coafiles, so we would have a problem to choose the right one^^


does this count as trollposting


I hope I understand it right: We only traverse down until home directory?


How can I know that this is the correct way to communicate with my class.


@fishcakez, all tests are green. :smile:
What are your thoughts about `:console` backend?
Not sure if there is a way to remove/silence it during test invocation, another parallel test could add it back thus current running test will print to the console. I think it would be ok just to have `:capture` backed by default in the `test` environment, and let user to add `:console` explicitly if one needs it.


@Udayan12167 @sils1297 Using PEP-8 or current one here?


True it is pulled in by LWP. I was just looking for things that were installed in vendor_perl.


Should we use a setter here then, or just let people shoot themselves in the foot if they want to?


no, build ok, but my question is for pure knowledge, because other plugins in this repo have it. this change no make problems on run?


That makes sense; care to sign-off (see Documentation/SubmittingPatches) and send it over to us at git@vger.kernel.org?

Thanks.


Hi Charles,

Please check the latest commits. Forked from both folders and ftp-folders

Thanks,
Anita

On Sat, Jun 6, 2015 at 12:26 PM, Anita Jain <anitahitouch@gmail.com> wrote:

> ok
>
>
> On Sat, Jun 6, 2015 at 12:26 PM, Charles Pritchard <
> notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
>> fix this to match the spec, it's path, options (my mistake).
>>
>> https://nodejs.org/api/fs.html#fs_fs_createwritestream_path_options
>>
>> We may need to emit an "open" event within the provider.write callback.
>> https://nodejs.org/api/fs.html#fs_class_fs_writestream
>>
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>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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>> .
>>
>
>


# Terminate false bug


r+


The indentation in this file is incorrect and it makes it hard to read. I looked at the final version of this file and found that code in the responses loop is actually de-dented not indented. This makes the loop in the code hard to see. Always indent by two more spaces the code in each nested block.

It is also peculiar that the table headings occur inside the loop under a separate conditional. Why not check that once before the loop instead of on every iteration?


Nah, they're really stubborn on this. I can 100% guarantee they're not changing it in 1.x.


Great! Please try to settle down on a good compromise to allow full
flexibility hence creativity.
On Jun 7, 2015 7:22 PM, "Krzysztof Szczesniak" <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Yes, this is the aim and this commit was a step forward to make this
> possible. I think that it will be easier to use some group of controls and
> define screen in PAWN script than to write it pixel by pixel because it
> will be very ineffective. The other requirement is to allow to run PAWN
> script from external flash and it's still a TODO.
>
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> .
>


Why are they stubborn? Aah okay.


two more spaces of indentation required after a new block begins, like this:
```
        <% @user.current_skills.each do |current_skill| %>
          <div>
```


> Maybe name these this.width and this.height?

Good point, but that is a separate PR from this.  :)


Because they disagree that we should change the filename instead of the class name. And then they disagree that the psr0 fixer should even exist which is why there's not a psr4 fixer.


merge?


Вот это точно неправильно. У него дата регистрации автоматически проставлялась и менять было нельзя


args.length is never `< 1`, you want `< 2` here


So basically, fuck that, I'll just write my own psr4 fixer and change the filename to match the class name, because that's how I think it should be done. Then they don't have to agree with me.


Btw @indutny I meant to ask, why the extra iteration? To the naked eye it seems like an overrun and bug when you
```c
ctx = &config->contexts[i];
```
but I guess you have some reasons why. Otherwise couldn't we set this + 1 to when config->context_count is being set?


Это не лучше ли в Product вынести?


Yes, I tried using `@import` and it didn't work (it's basically just showing the print styles again).
I just realised that that might have been the wrong syntax. I tried `@import url("style.css");` but that didn't work either.


Менеджеров больше нет же. Или есть?


Зачем?


I'm finding that this rejection message is very unhelpful


А мы не удалили аварии и сертификаты?


Should really just reject with the contents of stderr, or the "shortened" contents of stderr (however those shortened contents don't appear to be very helpful, it ends up always being an empty string)


Бешеная черепаха, не?


Now to the second comment


It was forgotten to change to gamemonitor here, too. Will be fixed in https://github.com/OpenRA/OpenRA/pull/8431.


Русский язык в английской локали


See 5420810


See 07a9f6e


Не продавец, а диспетчер


Наверное, надо по-другому назвать


See c8cc769


It would be good if these options could be configured (i.e. for colors) in the same way as the `CLIFormatter`.


Эти числа в скобках где-то в битмапу упаковывались. Там не умерло ничего от того, что ты поменял?


This is a long view. Think about ways to make it more concise. Are there any repetitive code patterns? Should anything move to a helper?


Is it okay for this line to be this long?


In fact it might be that a user wants to capture everything during a test, not just logs with the same `group_leader`. It would be good to support the `nil` device here with config.


can't call self.remove because it does other stuff like destroying the torrent


Inside the `init/1` and `terminate/2` of the formatter we can add/remove a blacklist of backends, which defaults to `[:console]`.

However this could lead to missed logs. Perhaps before removal and after re-adding we could add a capture backend that captures all logs (i.e. `device = nil`) and prints them at the end (as a summary), with a configurable level (defaults to `:error`?). What do you think?


I think you're being deliberately obtuse.  If you over-ride lag, and get handed an object that isn't one of the types that *dplyr* is trying to work with (which as I recall is *data.frame* and *data.table* and object derived from those), then you should properly dispatch to a function that won't break things.


Great to see you back Ralph!


It would be nice if this could have a header of some kind that explains these logs were captured during the failure of a particular test (similar to `CLIFormatter`).


calling this immediately causes [this test](https://github.com/devTristan/webtorrent/blob/duplicate-handling/test/duplicates.js#L23) to fail


I think we need to found a way to auto test it otherwise we will break it :(


Я по коду не пойму, но на create должны быть только поля, относящиеся к состоянию сервиса "Заказ"


Ah better to do it on start and stop of `suite`.


nice simplification.


Joe - this is a good commit, but you submitted it to my fork; this is better submitted to the upstream fork, where someone besides you and me will see it!


> Ah better to do it on start and stop of suite.

Ignore that, I'm unsure, whatever is easiest :).


You know that the tests will have to run correctly when run from the Makefile as well?


I am using Windows 8.1 x64 and compiled the latest litestep 0.25 alpha x32. With your compiled nDesk, it does not automatically change the wallpaper if I right click a picture and pressed "Set as Desktop Background".


I'm seeing values closer to 250 for the WaitForSingleObject Mutex and Sempahore tests, but currently just increasing the deltas are OK for coreclr.

Investigate further if you like :)


needs to be public so it can be set in a renderer when width/height are the same as the screen's res.


With 1.4.3, and with master, I don't get anything at all with your procedure above--not even a figure.  In other words, I don't see any problem here.


Qué belleza!


Stupid question, probably, but what is this supposed to address? https://crowdin.com/mail/message/310194 wants me to sign in.


As I understand, sandbox.Interface is changed from a struct to an interface and hence all the fields that were conveniently carried from sandbox.Interface is not directly defined under bridgeEndpoint. In that case, is there a reason why the `intf` member is not removed ?


@smilliken Hahaha


Genial :+1:


Dug a bit into the WM_SETTINGCHANGE doc, Windows 8 does not send this signal on wallpaper change.


Ok! got the pinch zoom working. I kept some code around that I don't think I really needed.

I wanted to use a CGAfineTransform to transform the view, but I couldn't figure out how to keep it within the bounds of it's parent view since changing the transform triggers the a redraw. I could probably use some form of an overridable method provided by the framework, but I think this works pretty well for now. Will submit via bloc.


fyi it is a gender neutral term


Separate PR sounds good to me. If there is a distinction between `w` and `width` that distinction should be clear from the name.


Dave, *tabContentsContainerDiv* is an option, and therefore is a string and not a jQuery element, so this is throwing an error...


Thanks!!! Now works. I'm new in OPenGL, I was thinking to make it in Java, but with your changes I can do it inside Blender.


@ifedorenko why this is needed? The pom is strictly associated with the project, and it is very clear what project is compiled. Adding the path of the POM in the message is totally redundant information. javac and JDT both just print an empty string in the place of the element if it is null.


Configurated user module, created migrations for posts


commented


first


@alexblair1 Please drop the static images (1.jpg, 2.jpg, ...) from the next commit. The files in this checkpoint don't include the cocoapods updates needed to include AFNetworking. Any idea why?


It's simply due to the suggestion given at #6. I will do the same changes to the other plugins as well then.


nice!


Could you replace `%s` with `%% %s` to keep the output consistent?


ca marche sans protected ??


A translator said one single templete for `{{origin}}` alone was not working to fit both "from example.com" and "from anywhere" in his language:

> mis pärineb domeenilt arstechnica.com
> mis pärineb mistahes domeenilt

So a sub-template was needed: `domeenilt {{origin}}`, which is then used to replace `{{origin}}` in the main sentence `[...] mis pärineb {{origin}} [...]`.


Nice changes Nick


closes issue #14


I was about to propose adding here all the usual suspects... but let's go the other way around, each crew member should add itself here.


It's been removed completely—no longer a command line option because the in-code version is the correct route.

Do you mean that `SPAN` inside `PConstants` needs to be public?


Way to lean into it and own it!

There's always some code we don't need hanging around. You'll have to live that.

Regarding a size limit - you can (should?) determine what a reasonable max width/min width is and simply make sure to not exceed those values. No parent/object bounds testing needed. That would be simple and fast and nice user experience. Options options options.


Same as stated before, each crew member should at itself here


Danke! Fertig!


Wait is this an embedded vote button? :0
I have to check this out when I get back home


Does this actually change the mode to see if it's successful? While iterating over all modes? Or am I misreading what this does.


This line and the one below it should be deleted.


This code could be greatly simplified in a similar way to how you simplified ```qualified_count```.

Also, the efficiency of this algorithm could be improved by removing the nested loop. Instead of looping over all the current_skills to find the rating of each match, think about how you could access this rating in constant time if you had already added it to a hash table during one of the earlier loops.

Are these algorithmic issues important? At the scale of this app your code works, but it smells like weak programming. It's pretty obvious to an experienced programmer that there is a lot of room for simplification and even a more efficient algorithm. Linear time is possible, but yours is quadratic. (Admittedly, the algorithm used by Ruby to perform a set-like intersection ```&``` operation on two arrays is unknown to me, but it should be no worse than linear in the length of the two arrays unless someone really screwed up). You also use the block variable name ```skill``` to refer to both objects of class ```Skill``` and also to integers representing the ```id``` of such an object. That makes the code harder to read and it's another bad smell. Use ```skill``` and ```skill_id``` consistently to correct this.


+ DEVICE_RESOLUTION：= 720x1280


No overrun here. Just a bad design that I don't have mental power to fix yet :)


shooting is pretty obivious, so I don't think it's necessary to add a setter

when maximum fragment length negotiation is implemented, then it will likely need to use a setter as we'll need to use `min(userSet, negotiated)` for the actual message size


Hmmmm that's really odd I'll take a look here in a second.
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Dave, could it be that at this point ui hash hasn't been resolved (no call to this.resolveHandles), and therefore **this.ui.defaultTabContentsContainerDiv** is still a string?

(I think this is causing line 63 to fail, since there is expected **this.tabContentsContainerDiv** to be a jQuery elem, but because of what I wrote above, it's a string, so it throws an Error)


Création du projet sur Github


See this [comment](https://github.com/rotundasoftware/modui-tabs/commit/3235f59ce83ec461b16c5c5ecde953ef7f4d6956#commitcomment-11558073)


@toineo: lol just read the comment


Prova


add a getter to this member and make it `final`


but these bugreport is about OSX, affects also linux?


Sounds really good.


Get a specific oil name.


I like the new log macros. :)


unhandled `NumberFormatException` https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/Integer.html#parseInt(java.lang.String)


data


Note that we do have `CompilerAsserts.neverPartOfCompilation()` as part of the exception factory methods for each exception in `CoreLibrary`.


move this to a separate class ie `Application`


Great work. This was the update where I was waiting for. Now I can finally update the typescript code editor on my website (http://ergometer-space.org)


Should probably add a method for this, the packets are far beyond ugly.


Unfortunately, this did not work on Firefox. Is this the right solution?
-> Only Chance:
  .home-left-contents {
from -width: 565px;
+ width: 556px;
  display: inline-table;
  float: left;

???
Screen:
http://www.alles-fuer-dein-kind.de/community/


不要在意这些细节wwwwww


It's good to have a meaningful output. Print also what these values mean.


superfluous conversion, method already returns `int`


no need for the + sign


consider using a switch instead of multiple if statements (since Java 7, switches support strings)


I see. I just took a look through the latest and noticed what was also a guess than contexts[0] is the default context as seen in src/config.c L330. I got(pronounced gat) you on this one, and I'll submit a PR sometime this week when less busy with a way to try to address this :)


I disagree.

As a user, I want to know where messages come from, I find it rather confusing to see "loose" messages in my build log. I want to fix the problem that triggers the messages and I need to know the source location of the problem.

In case of annotation processing, messages can either be caused by something in the sources being processed (element != null) or by the annotation processor itself (element == null). In the latter case, pom.xml element of the compile mojo execution seems like the most appropriate location to associate the messages with.


`.replace` navigates through the template in order to find a match for the given Regex, so you are basically navigating through the template `n` times, currently.


consider creating a `Logger` class that outputs to a file


"Nearest" is certainly closer to the current approach than "Linear" is, but the point here is that the software scaling code has actually been very carefully implemented to give accurate scaling and aspect ratio correction, and just using "Nearest" scaling throws away all the subtlety of that.

Please don't take it personally though, it looks like you've done a great job with the initial implementation here. It just needs a bit more work. But it's really promising to see that we can potentially get hardware scaling "for free" just by switching to SDL2. It may turn out that gl-branch is a dead end and that we won't even need to add a dependency on OpenGL.

I had a glance over the API the other day and it seems like it should be possible to render to an intermediate texture with "nearest", then render to the screen with "linear" (ie. what gl-branch does). So I think it's doable.

I discovered on my gl-branch work that the intermediate texture doesn't actually need to be huge (and that making it huge may actually be counterproductive). It just needs to be the next integer multiple of the base screen size. For example, for 320x200 -> 640x480, you scale up to 640x600 and then scale down.

> One reason why I wanted to get rid of the software scaling functions once-and-forever is that they only allow for certain multiples of the original 320x200 resolution. With the hardware scaling approach, I can now scale my windows to whatever dimensions I like and can even play fullscreen on my 1600x900 display without any borders. To me, personally, this is worth more than undistorted status bar numbers, but our opinions may vary here. ;)

Totally agree about being able to scale to any resolution - that's one of many reasons why I really want to see hardware scaling put in place as a feature. But it's not a choice between the two. I believe we can have hardware rendering without having to degrade the quality of the screen scaling.

In my previous comment I mentioned keeping the software scaling: I just meant that we should keep the option. There may be a few older machines out there that can't do hardware scaling. In the future we might be able to remove it entirely but for now I'd like to keep it around as a fallback.


Yeah, if you are just looking at the line solely, and not looking up for the project name as context, that is true. However i do not think this can happen very often.

But i can accept your decision, since this is your project. :) Maybe i should copy this conversation to the issue to discuss this with others (i guess nobody reads this except you)?


Thanks a lot!


either import one or the other, but not both.


add the file as dependency to this class instead of the file name and handle IO outside of it


Use `Object.defineProperties()` it has several features.


undo


Erm. I did that?  That's impressive.

Good catch, thanks.


Do not set the content of an input as null set it as an empty string instead :-1:


Thank you!
Pushed:
http://cgit.freedesktop.org/telepathy/telepathy-qt/commit/?id=2a460afdbd0cb39d8dcecaf6cea5ce9ce7d3216b

I'll rebase and force push this repo time to time, but I don't think that it's needed yet.


Hope they'll turn around soon.


Readme


in PSurfaceAWT you do:

```java
    if (screenRect.width == sketchWidth &&
        screenRect.height == sketchHeight) {
      fullScreen = true;
      sketch.fullScreen = true;  // hmm
    }
```

so the sketch is set to fullscreen  mode if user didn't call fullScreen() but use the display's width and height.


Here is the snippet from the log on the build server.
```
[02:56:08] :	 [Step 1/1] LOG: About to run command: pushd /root/BuildAgent/work/ef55b932ce3c3e94/shotcut
[02:56:08] :	 [Step 1/1] ~/BuildAgent/work/ef55b932ce3c3e94/shotcut ~/BuildAgent/work/ef55b932ce3c3e94/src
[02:56:08] :	 [Step 1/1] Unknown option: -C
[02:56:08] :	 [Step 1/1] usage: git [--version] [--exec-path[=<path>]] [--html-path] [--man-path] [--info-path]
[02:56:08] :	 [Step 1/1]            [-p|--paginate|--no-pager] [--no-replace-objects] [--bare]
[02:56:08] :	 [Step 1/1]            [--git-dir=<path>] [--work-tree=<path>] [--namespace=<name>]
[02:56:08] :	 [Step 1/1]            [-c name=value] [--help]
[02:56:08] :	 [Step 1/1]            <command> [<args>]
[02:56:08] :	 [Step 1/1] Unknown option: -C
```
As you can see, your hypothesis is correct. I will test it soon.


ToonMeynen,
Just uploaded new 1.1.5 module version with your added changes to the puppet forge.
You are welcome to upgrade your module :)

Thank you!


I think we have this._ownerDocument._URL or something that's the string passed to the initialization?


training wheel commit
I be Gittin' at the Hub
I want an OctiKitten


This method needs indentation.


Might be able to just add href to the "attributes" list below.


In the next iteration of this we might implement this as a styled list, but I think this is ready to :ship:.


To do:

```javascript
    this.value.trim();
```

The `String.prototype`  should have that method, so append define the function add usual.


Master page for the project.


VapourSynth plugins don't need to link with libvapoursynth on any platform.


I have to say , it is wonderful! thanks!


Yeah, that's right, mostly working GBC support, all in one commit :P The only thing that's missing is GBC sprite support (and all of those stupid BG-OBJ priority rules).


Doubt it. Been like a year.


@r-gaia-cs ... playing the devils advocate again ...
Can you be more specific here? This is of special interest to me, since I claimed in my mathoid paper (http://arxiv.org/abs/1404.6179) that mathoid would generate good MathML


Sorry, I misread your comment as being about the `--span` line, not about `boolean fullScreen`.

So... right. I ran across this last night, and wish we had a better option here. I hate the `sketchXxxx()` methods (how many we have), and we don't have a good way to set them directly.

Ah! In this case, we could actually just replace
```
sketch.fullScreen = true;
```
with
```
sketch.fullScreen(renderer)
```
...which would do the same thing. I'll change it to that.


@mkreisl

changed to this

a=$(find tools/depends/native/JsonSchemaBuilder/.installed*)
ln -s ${a#*.installed-} xxxxxxx

should be universal. please recheck eventually .


i did this in case we use the bits of myCastling for smthing else in the futur


Resharpers auto-importer skojar även med andra ser jag :)


I am leaving a comment


Seems to be solved in 624d142e


Since we're touching snapshot code (not the same code, but I figured I'd bump), take a look at #679 and #666 They're against 4.0, but I can rebase against master if you want.


Why Opengl and not OpenGL?


i got them too


shouldn't you just be able to do `@user = @wiki.user`?


Haha, tydligen :)
Kul att du såg det.


I try to keep AR queries out of my views. Try `wiki.user.name`?


I quite like the new rule introduced in 1.2.4 here (Tracking Tensions)! However, as Version 4.1 was announced with "the rules are the same" (as in 4.0) (http://www.holacracy.org/open-source), it may be clearer to move this change to a "version-5" branch.


Check something like this:

``@raises(nx.NetworkXError)``


New 1.1.5 version released and uploaded to puppet forge
 alexggolovin-opencart-1.1.5/pkg/alexggolovin-opencart-1.1.5.tar.gz


Ideally I would like to use PyErr_SetString (etc.) instead of avro_seterror, as I think avro_seterror is for the use of the Avro-C library itself, not for us. Of course we'd have to change the way python_to_avro returns errors from the Avro-C library, so it creates Python errors itself instead of letting the caller create the error (eg. return "create_python_error(avro_value_set_boolean(dest, retval));". Then we can remove the Python error creation from the caller.


Deberías de incluir las tipografías en el BODY, de esta forma se propagan en cascada al resto de elementos descendientes (incluidos dentro de BODY)


I get the same behavior as @efiring with 1.4.3 and 1.4.0 (py 3.4, linux 64, continuum's builds of everything)

A call to `plt.show()` shows the figure as expected.


No tenías otra tipo "más creativa"?? :)
https://www.google.com/fonts


I don't think we need to prioritize them, but rather use the same name in both sides. For example, instead of:

```
this.route('foo', { path: '/foo/:foo_id', redirectFrom: '/bar/:bar_id' });
```

We would need to use:

```
this.route('foo', { path: '/foo/:foo_id', redirectFrom: '/bar/:foo_id' });
```

And if we have multiple params and the position change, then that would take care of it:

We would need to use:

```
this.route('foo', { path: '/patient/:patient_id/medication/:medication_id', redirectFrom: '/medication/:medication_id/patient/:patient_id' });
```


> Specifying CDS_TEST allows an application to determine which graphics modes are actually valid, without causing the system to change to them.

 — [ChangeDisplaySettingsEx](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd183413.aspx)


huh, cool!


FYI @rgould please review. I made the upload size configurable and default 20 MB.


Yeah, good point, will do. I'm still getting the hang of GitHub and
versioning ;).

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oks, thanks


awesome


Wouldn't we simply pass all the queryParams? Or are you thinking of also mapping from oldKey to newKey ?


This was already part of the rules as least the way Holacracy is trained and implemented.


Guess this works, firstst time with GITHUB


Si te fijas, este elemento P no pilla la tipografía sans-serif porque sólo la has especificado a los H1


Thank you, one less patch for me to apply.

http://pkgs.fedoraproject.org/cgit/cinnamon.git/tree/cinnamon-gtk-3.14.patch


https://i.imgur.com/Kd24yev.png  -  so sieht das grade aus. Finde aber irgendwie die Farben noch nicht schön. Mir ist aber nichts besseres eingefallen. Aber so von der Größe und von der Position könnte das hinkommen.

Was noch Probleme machen könnte, ist, wie der Text sich verhält, wenn die Größe des Fensters geändert wird. Momentan wird einfach das <div> größer und schiebt den Button außerhalb des <div>-s mit dem goldenen Rahmen.

Man kann zwar den Text abschneiden sobald er zu groß wird, aber ich weiß nicht inwiefern das bei multiline-Paragraphen klappt.


Dammit, it sets to your path :cry:


How about "Tell-tale particle from cosmic rays absent from years of data collection"?
You're essentially repeating part of the (improved) title, plus the PAO is meaningless to anyone but experts.


Add the actual definition its defined as a struct and VS was reporting a warning about it.


Ojo con combinar unidades de medida EM y REM sin haber especificado un tamaño en el BODY. Puedes tener medidas inconsistentes


Why footnote instead of inline link?


Hi Fisherman, nice to meet you again! Yes I'm back with much more free time now. :-)


Yeah! You are right I will change it. Thanks!


I would like to use the Frame struct, but not the entire Framelistener part, so I moved it to a separate header for both to include it.


For decades, the enigmatic nature of cosmic rays has captivated scientists, who have sought explanations for their origins and the energies they possess.


Evita mayúsculas, tienes la propiedad CSS text-transform uppercase


Mapping from `oldKey` to `newKey` as well as query params to route params. You could have really complicated redirects like:

```
/posts/1?comment=2 => /posts/1/comments/2
```


This actually isn't part of the living HTML spec, but just added by the URL spec itself.


Toda etiqueta FORM ha de tener obligatoriamente un atributo "action"


This file contains all the relevant opengl parts, so its useable multiple Places. The OpenglContext switch, was already implemented and I only moved it. If it is indeed necessary in the opengl processor I don't know, but I do create a separate context/window in the viewer.


@webmozart why did you move this class to 1.1? As far as I can follow Puli and the Resource stuff on the CMF, this class is quite important for the CMF resource to work.

/cc @dantleech


Deberías de incluir un LABEL asociado al INPUT para mejorar la accesibilidad


@leahpadgett Please drop the static images from the next commit. (1.jpg, 2.jpg, ...) Code is very good. Well done. Press on!


Ahh. Well I didn't thought that all of the headers in the include folder would be installed as public headers. I'll try to move it back to the source/.cpp folder.


At the moment, I know that several of the partners in my organisation are holding various tensions. Currently, they are not required to track them - this is how we function, following the Holacracy Constitution 4.0. Tensions are there, are being spoken about, but when they don't move into a project or next-action, this is just how it is - they exist.

Requiring partners to document them seems like a significant change for me, one that I would not slip into a change that was marked "the rules are the same". For me, with this change, they are clearly not.

As I said: I like the direction of the change, and now that I am aware of it, I can alert my partners, if we decide to move to 4.1. Still, for the general clarity of the development of the constitution, I'd still suggest to push this into 5.0, not 4.1.

(Hey, good to meet you! Happy to be collaborating on this!)