OK, stripping the object files helped a lot.
```
$ diff -r src-1e765bf70651a0cca15b58f0364db669b10b5210/ src-c8f6787369e43319040c057edb57b8911bed9255/ |grep "^Binary"
Binary files src-1e765bf70651a0cca15b58f0364db669b10b5210/bench.o and src-c8f6787369e43319040c057edb57b8911bed9255/bench.o differ
Binary files src-1e765bf70651a0cca15b58f0364db669b10b5210/dynamic_fmt.o and src-c8f6787369e43319040c057edb57b8911bed9255/dynamic_fmt.o differ
Binary files src-1e765bf70651a0cca15b58f0364db669b10b5210/john.o and src-c8f6787369e43319040c057edb57b8911bed9255/john.o differ
Binary files src-1e765bf70651a0cca15b58f0364db669b10b5210/listconf.o and src-c8f6787369e43319040c057edb57b8911bed9255/listconf.o differ
Binary files src-1e765bf70651a0cca15b58f0364db669b10b5210/options.o and src-c8f6787369e43319040c057edb57b8911bed9255/options.o differ
```

options.o and listconf.o are expected to differ (because they refer to JTR_GIT_VERSION)
```
$ cmp -l src-c8f6787/listconf.o src-1e765bf/listconf.o
 7444  65  67
 7447 143  61
 7448  70 145
 7449 146  67
 7451  67  65
 7452  70 142
 7453  67 146
$ cmp -l src-c8f6787/options.o src-1e765bf/options.o
 1660  43  33
 1771 314 304
 3767 160 150
 3818 216 207
 3938 234 225
 4147 324 314
 4306 156 147
 4479 261 251
 4521   2 374
 4522   2   1
 4571 247 237
 4622 206 177
 4664 210 200
 4715 304 274
 4766 276 266
 4808 357 351
 4859 345 335
 4910 167 157
 4961 332 322
 5012 337 327
 5054 356 346
13363  65  67
13366 143  61
13367  70 145
13368 146  67
13370  67  65
13371  70 142
13372  67 146
```

The difference in the other 3 files is a mystery.
```
$ cmp -l src-c8f6787/bench.o src-1e765bf/bench.o
3307  16   6
3332 156 142
3354 136 122
$ cmp -l src-c8f6787/john.o src-1e765bf/john.o
11682  40  32
12315 150 142
12423 160 152
12788 234 226
14756 271 263
$ cmp -l src-c8f6787/dynamic_fmt.o src-1e765bf/dynamic_fmt.o
 38090 144 140
 68906 170 164
 69099 214 210
 69418 253 247
 69738 277 273
 70058 323 317
 70378 347 343
 70698 373 367
 71018  17  13
 71338  43  37
 71658  67  63
 71978 113 107
 72298 137 133
 72618 163 157
 72938 207 203
 73258 233 227
 73578 257 253
 73898 303 277
 74218 327 323
 74538 353 347
 74858 377 373
 75178  23  17
 75498  47  43
 75818  73  67
 76138 117 113
 88087 272 266
141112 227 223
141152 221 215
141192 213 207
```
The source code changes look correct .


Forget about it... ;-)


zui zhong ban ppt


if they have the same namespace? The runtime-cocos2d-js has a global scope like: `NodeWrapper` which extends the `Fire.runtime.NodeWrapper`, so I think we can't simply skip from this conflicts.


It's used when looping over schedules and triggering updates for the channels they belong to.


Yes. The return you commented on is part of the erase_if lambda.


Deleted


I've done that and it no longer sleeps at all. One core is always 100% and CVideoReferenceClock::Wait never sleeps (SleepTime is still negative, e.g. -40000)


Oops :)


Uncomment line 577 in launcher.user.js


Although it's monkey work, for the sake of clean design, this would be nice, yes.


I don't know. I do like that better. Good to have your Haskell experience on this project! I'll try it.


You need to renamed the textuers file now, don't forgot it please !


Changed


You are getting the row from the wrong model.  It will be different if search filtering is active.  The change is wrong, please revert it.


Hehe, comment was about "public" again, was just to lazy to write it once more. Now I have to write even more to explain things. Grrr. Sorry.


If you set the command language to something for which you don't actually have an interpreter, how do you get back into a good state? This recognizes if there is no response to interpret request, that means that the interpreter is not present or is defunct, and therefore to get the user back into a good state we need to fall back on VoidScript.


Sure, overlooked this in the first place.


Can you make a gif or explain how it doesn't work properly? I havent tested it on mobile I'll try it out to see if there's a long delay. Thanks


If you do `:help :python` in Vim, you will see that it describes the command as `[py]thon`. This means that you can invoke it with `:py`, `:pyt`, `:pyth`, `:pytho`, and `:python`. However, I question the value of all the intermediate form. If you are scripting, you want to use the fully explicit form. If you are just typing commands at the bottom of the editor, you want to use the absolute shortest form. Doesn't seem to me that there is value in the intermediate forms. And the fact that I have eschewed that gives rise to my ability to make the short form not just be part of the name, like below: `:py3` and `:python3`, whereas in Vim the only form of the command is `:py3`.


Waaaaaaaaah! Please see https://github.com/faho/fish-shell/commit/015d2a0f1c200b6ac0a38906a6100fb3ccc2142c.

(Now if only it had thrown that error in my testing....)


It wouldn't be hard to list all the global keys, I just don't know where/how that list would be displayed. Maybe for a future version we can add a dialog and make the global key edit have button.


Seems to be the case. `IEnumerable<T>` does use reference equality for comparison in .NET, and that's really what a sequence in F# is. Also, notice that there is this function: [`Seq.compareWith`](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee353659.aspx).


player should skip or drop a frame if sleeptime is negative. does it not?


The one thing I dislike about all this is making things this fine-grained does obscure the control flow somewhat. But maybe I think too much in terms of control flow; I don't know. We'll have to see where this goes. Maybe I broke things too small with `CommandMode`/`CommandLanguage`.


You have a typo, should be "Canola"


Haha okay.


Why bash? Is there a way to get a color prompt with busybox?


:smile: I guess I wasn't quick enough :+1:


I'm seeing "drop:1, skip:18, pc:none" on codec osd. They are not continually increasing.


I have fixed ffmpeg dlls and the crash reporter. Looking at sanear now.


To już w ogóle przez przypadek...


Files should end with a trailing newline


Hi @btubbs

I've added the the [Hello Shiny](http://rstudio.github.io/shiny/tutorial/#hello-shiny) tutorial app to the buildpack. I tested against the latest `cedar-14` stack on Heroku and it appears to work okay.


iirc you disabled decoder dropping for AML, right?


Thanks, incorporated in HEAD.


Ref #659


I'll survive. One must live with such things when running master :-)


https://gist.github.com/Rushor/e6069c800b5b070b965c - See you on 6.x :)
![Bild](http://i.imgur.com/Ty2gssT.jpg) - Ingameresult


Hold on: https://github.com/popcornmix/xbmc/commit/fe1a227b6aff46547afb6e4fa2d4f6d6e5afd5bf#diff-cd6e9ebd37bcd0088ec3f06fc3054fdeR370
has a bug - need to scale by 1000 / m_SystemFrequency - that seems to have fixed the high cpu.
I wonder if the PRESENT_READY change is still needed...


What does this instance variable do?  How is @relative_name.to_name ever different from cardname, other then being a new object, which doesn't change the objecte (key based caching)?  I can understand why you might want the original value of newname latter, but then just storing the current value of newname should work.


```
cc -c -pipe  -O -W -Wall -Wpointer-arith -Wno-unused-parameter -Werror -g -O3 -g -pipe -Wall -Wp,-D_FORTIFY_SOURCE=2 -fstack-protector --param=ssp-buffer-size=4 -I src/core -I src/event -I src/event/modules -I src/os/unix -I src/proc -I objs -I src/http -I src/http/modules -I src/http/modules/perl \
		-o objs/src/http/ngx_http_upstream_check_module.o \
		src/http/ngx_http_upstream_check_module.c
cc1: warnings being treated as errors
src/http/ngx_http_upstream_check_module.c: In Function »ngx_http_upstream_check_init_shm_zone«:
src/http/ngx_http_upstream_check_module.c:4295: Error: »oshm_name.len« may be used uninitialized in this function
make[1]: *** [objs/src/http/ngx_http_upstream_check_module.o] Error 1
make[1]: Leaving directory `/root/sources/tengine-master'
make: *** [build] Error 2
```


Varför gör du en runnable som du ändå kör i samma metod?


By the way, since you have i.MX board(s), can you please help verify the JIT compiler for ARM taken from the latest revision?


This is not the correct place to have this conversation. If I could disable inline comments on diffs, I would. If you have a legitimate concern, and a useful patch, I'd be more than glad to merge it. I didn't write this code, and 2.x is obsolete and EOL, the patch push was for a customer who specifically pays for support, it's unfortunate that it broke it for other people's use-cases but we have always communicated it's planned and eventual obsoleteness openly.


Better to raise exception here


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.. and better to send me empty list here, instead of text


Steve,
In retrospect I did not use my time wisely this past week.  I think it is all part of the process of learning the best way to absorb any new technology.  It turned out all of my work on learning the technology behind websockets was mainly a waste of time (and a little money).  I could have gone to websockets.org page (by the same people who wrote book I was going through) and read the introductory material on WebSockets.  This was all the background I needed.  Instead I spent 2 days crawling through the websocket-example.js code (which was written using Node.js) and understanding as much as I could about the protocol, having already run some programs before hand to understand the API.  It turns out I should have spent just enough time to understand the basics of the technology and then spent the time necessary to get my original tests to pass.  I did get the ActionCable example working which was posted by DHH.  I was surprised nothing broke because it was using Rails 5.0.0.alpha and ActionCable has just been released as an alpha version (first commit for the actioncable-example was July 11).  I cloned the git repository ran the setup script and everything worked.  I looked at a screencast by GoRails on this very example DHH posted.  It gave me a fair overview of the technology but the author did confuse me on the interaction between the puma server, ActionCable, Redis, and the Rails application.  This is essential to understanding how ActionCable works.  As you can see I upgraded to Rails 5.0.0.alpha in my Gemfile, Rails 5 has to use Ruby 2.2.2 or later and there is no backward compatibility going forward with Rails 5 on earlier versions of Ruby.  I found out Rails 5 is going to be released this fall (probably October or November) so I decided to point to that master branch.  I do not know if this is a correct decision or not, but with us being so close to the release date getting something working with the alpha or beta code should make transitioning easier to the production release.  Naturally, Rails 5 has broken devise so all the devise related tests are broken.  However, at least some of the errors are related to the before_filter command in Rails which is going to be removed in Rails 5.1.  The before_action command is going to be used from now on.  If I can point to my own version of devise I can make these changes, or maybe the Devise team is already working on this on one of their own branches.  Anyway, this is what I am going to be working on before I see you today.


Better to send me empty list here, instead of string


bzgl Änderung in  src/ogl/glArchivItem_Music.cpp:

Es hatte einen Grund warum der Basiskonstruktor dort manuell aufgerufen wurde: die Klasse ist virtuell abgeleitet, d.h man muss ihn manuell aufrufen!


Ah, yeah. I see that now. Sorry about this.


@jserv Sure, I'll test it on next workday.


Please create an issue and provide more information.


Trailing whitespace detected.


Even though this is the same as it was before, this list of commit characters feels incomplete. I haven't tried it, but I'm pretty sure it's not quite right. Consider the following case:

```C#
public class ABC
{
    public class DEF : ABC
    {
    }
}

ABC abc = new |
```

In the code above, ABC should be preselected. I expected it'd fail if the user tried to commit on '.' to get to DEF..


> I wonder if the PRESENT_READY change is still needed...

imo it should be added.


> Regarding `typeof type == 'undefined'`, couldn't this be replaced by `type === undefined`

Here I agree.

>  if (skip || type == null) return false;

I would not overuse "funky conversions" mentioned in the link. Sooner or later we might have an engine which does not work the exact way. Plus, one of many good coding practice advices to make code readable. When seeing `type == null` not many people will understand that this checks for `undefined` too. So I would just stay with double equality and without `typeof`, like:

```js
if (skip || type === undefined || type === null) return false;
```

Still, the approach used in the commit is allright, too.


yes


@preethi29 I understand you have kept the implementation as is, but would it matter if we pass in a null to diagnosisService instead of new Date(0)?


@lapanoid what's this?


not a problem, the buggy tests (pre-existing) hid this.


`g` is not defined here. Did you forget that in `112`?

And please note that you also have to change the sessionChanged slot to properly retrieve the manuscripts. Right now I don't get anything back.

And it crashes when there is no manuscript open in the session (no `currentfile`)


Line is too long. [130/100]


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Space found before comma.


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Updated functions to calculate and cache the inverse of a matrix


TeamCity Colore :: Main Build [Build 60](http://tc.sharpblade.net/viewLog.html?buildId=581&buildTypeId=colore_mainbuild) is now running


TeamCity Colore :: Main Build [Build 60](http://tc.sharpblade.net/viewLog.html?buildId=581&buildTypeId=colore_mainbuild) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 113 Build time: 0:1:27


I've added logging and without it we go through the sleep loop a few times:
```
17:12:17 71419.367188 T:1979772928  NOTICE: Render: CApplication::RenderNoPresent Sleep(38)
17:12:17 71419.406250 T:1979772928  NOTICE: Render: CApplication::RenderNoPresent Sleep(38)
17:12:17 71419.445312 T:1979772928  NOTICE: Render: CApplication::RenderNoPresent Sleep(39)
17:12:17 71419.484375 T:1979772928  NOTICE: Render: CApplication::RenderNoPresent Sleep(38)
17:12:17 71419.523438 T:1979772928  NOTICE: Render: CApplication::RenderNoPresent Sleep(38)
```
But not generally when playing video. The vsync sleeping seems reasonable:
```
7:12:47 71449.562500 T:1979772928   DEBUG: CVideoReferenceClock:Wait Target:71450038387487 Now:71450012515263 SleepTime:25
17:12:47 71449.593750 T:1979772928   DEBUG: CVideoReferenceClock:Wait Slept for 31
17:12:47 71449.593750 T:1979772928   DEBUG: CVideoReferenceClock:Wait Target:71450080386862 Now:71450045801823 SleepTime:34
17:12:47 71449.640625 T:1979772928   DEBUG: CVideoReferenceClock:Wait Slept for 48
17:12:47 71449.640625 T:1979772928   DEBUG: CVideoReferenceClock:Wait Target:71450121388018 Now:71450095821662 SleepTime:25
17:12:47 71449.679688 T:1979772928   DEBUG: CVideoReferenceClock:Wait Slept for 31
17:12:47 71449.679688 T:1979772928   DEBUG: CVideoReferenceClock:Wait Target:71450163387914 Now:71450129910199 SleepTime:33
17:12:47 71449.726562 T:1979772928   DEBUG: CVideoReferenceClock:Wait Slept for 47
17:12:47 71449.726562 T:1979772928   DEBUG: CVideoReferenceClock:Wait Target:71450205388071 Now:71450180036029 SleepTime:25
17:12:47 71449.757812 T:1979772928   DEBUG: CVideoReferenceClock:Wait Slept for 30
17:12:47 71449.757812 T:1979772928   DEBUG: CVideoReferenceClock:Wait Target:71450247387966 Now:71450212576858 SleepTime:34
17:12:47 71449.812500 T:1979772928   DEBUG: CVideoReferenceClock:Wait Slept for 48
17:12:47 71449.812500 T:1979772928   DEBUG: CVideoReferenceClock:Wait Target:71450288388487 Now:71450262886124 SleepTime:25
17:12:47 71449.843750 T:1979772928   DEBUG: CVideoReferenceClock:Wait Slept for 31
17:12:47 71449.843750 T:1979772928   DEBUG: CVideoReferenceClock:Wait Target:71450330388331 Now:71450296084402 SleepTime:34
17:12:47 71449.890625 T:1979772928   DEBUG: CVideoReferenceClock:Wait Slept for 48
```
We are normally sleeping for a little more than previously. A little surprised about sleeping for more than 41ms, but we don't seem to be reporting drops/skips and video looks smooth, cpu is low and I've not seen the continued stutter effect.

This is the latest patch:
https://github.com/popcornmix/xbmc/commit/397a3be6ac88e96299a93654279ee4ced232572a


Some stuff was fixed in ca56295d506551c2fffe4fd2c65079272e0bce2e. The rest is in the pipeline. The sessions handling is unstable at the moment. I only push to keep up the sync and to let you know what I'm working on.


Ok. So did I, with some necessary rebasing.


@TeTpaAka Indeed. Thanks for pointing that out.


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@enoter Just create a new issue with details


https://gist.github.com/Rushor/e6069c800b5b070b965c - See you on 6.x :)
![Bild](http://i.imgur.com/BVqysMH.jpg) - Ingameresult


Fixed sanear with a work-around for now.


No, not unless we can control the order in which drivers are invoked (so that the `LocalizationPart` would be updated first which we can then access from the `AutoroutePartDriver` and not have to do the 'dirty' form read), and not unless we don;t bother with the hint text using the selected culture, but that is a nice touch for the user so I'd leave it as is right now. It's a hack to make the display nice, so perhaps not worth it to make a change in the driver infrastructure to control the order (on which we shouldn't rely anyway in my opinion).


Do we need this? We have this call in XS.pm too.


No. I tested and works perfectly. I should revert this and figure out why it didn't work on Vim 7.4.0


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Hey @briangoins -- I'm not sure why it's calling the collect function still (it may have something to do with `authorize_resource` or how rails falls back on certain methods sometimes... but it's doing it because of the tag_list input on the form.

I would work out how you're going to receive that data on the controller and parse it to create/update the right DB models and still see if it's happening then. This might take a refactor on the fields in simple_form (which might be constructing the data in the wrong way), and it'll definitely take some strong_params reworking as well.

Sorry I can't be more specific, but sometimes Rails does some pretty strange default behavior when things aren't setup perfectly. Hope this helps.


NOTE : The panels do not display properly on some screens now. They display next to each other. To be fixed in the future commit. Probably today / tomorrow.


Panels to be fixed today.


might need to error out here?

in my case, my private key is encrypted. without logging enabled, i waited until it timeout. but it turns out that the exception was thrown
```
2015-07-25 23:16:39,917.917 DEBUG:teuthology.openstack:cloud_init_wait AuthenticationException Private key file is encrypted
```


Otra opción es un ArrayList con un iterator haciendo next.


增加conf文件用做参考


It seems `=~?` expression exists from Vim 7.000001 !!! https://github.com/vim-jp/vim/blame/d03a50a2699ea5e892853ab2ac73765f660f30df/runtime/doc/eval.txt#L734


加入robots.txt 用于给爬虫机器人指路

贴别感谢我学长[张骞](http://mcdona1d.me/)的参考和支持！


Thanks!


thats not the blast furnace


@miigotu missed something?


Color `black` should be written in hexadecimal form as `#000000`


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


#2 – test comment and commit


yeah... as well as about most of pages


少侠  这是啥程序！


> I would not overuse "funky conversions" mentioned in the link. Sooner or later we might have an engine which does not work the exact way

Such an engine would not be ECMAscript compliant. This is part of the standard.

I don't think this falls into the funky or obscure category. Most JS coders know `null == undefined` and `null !== undefined`. It is possible that engines with JIT would make such optimizations with the original version of the code, but an interpreted engine like Duktape likely would not.


infinite loop hype!


#2 – test bug


@zzz6519003 如果问的是语言的话是Haskell。


test


`has('win32')` or so on exists from Vim 7.00001 as well https://github.com/vim-jp/vim/blame/6a29db85423ade418a6b89260441252b10db6ad1^/runtime/doc/eval.txt#L6270


I thought the other day. Maybe we could use LocalizableAspect to carry around the form value if we want to keep this cleaner. But then this would use a hack still. Though this would be in the Core and we could use it everywhere else without repeating the hack everywhere else in the code. If we find a solution to remove the hack, then we fix it in the Core since this seems to be a problem related to the order the Drivers are built. And I second that we shouldn't rely on that. But this expose something that is missing or maybe I just did'nt dig deep enough in Orchard Core to see if this could be done differently.


Это можно было отдельным коммитом.


А так — хорошо.


Hi @kares !

I did a cleanup of the travis config, and it has caused failures when running with JRuby in ```--1.8``` mode.  As far as I can see, the failures are real and should be fixed if we still want to support Ruby 1.8.7.

What I cannot see, it why they don't fail on 1-3-stable.  I see JRUBY_OPTS is set with ```--1.8```, but the files should fail to load if 1.8 mode was active.


might need to add a note here, the corresponding private key should not be protected by pass phrase.


This worked nicely. The solution was found here http://help.appveyor.com/discussions/problems/948-tests-fail-on-appveyor-but-not-locally#comment_35102707


How about to output an other character, not same with `UNKNOWN`?


best add a ticket so the apple does not show ontop of another apple or the snake


There is a `has('win32unix')`, Win32 version of Vim, using Unix files (Cygwin), but the function does not check it. Maybe this is a reason?


Source: https://github.com/mavlink/c_library/commit/e70613763e5aff1eda5a2336bf25f7f6df92858e


Sorry, I should have removed it. Please feel free to revert that line.


unexpected token tLAMBDA<br>unexpected token tIDENTIFIER


```
def authenticate_author!
  return if ride.author?(current_user)
  flash[:error] = "You can delete only your rides."
  redirect_to ride_path(ride.id)
end


:+1: (from the author of [spdx-license-ids](https://github.com/shinnn/spdx-license-ids))


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cant you see why i reverted it?


ok


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I love Felwood, really XD


Apparently the git fairies were appeased? They let you merge automatically. Be careful with your reference of the dependencies file in your manifest


Like this? 99d4d6e


Works, thank you!


'Canola' is misspelled.


Why commit message say 3.0.2 while in code is 2.8.11? :)


This is to ignore webstorm inteliji idea filesif you use other ide this would not bother you.


Fixed in 23e56e088a721863cfdef4f027fb66eecbd77457.


opps :P I meant the rolling machine


`epsgCode` should be an `Int`, not a `String`


malcrom added some wps and questfixes there back in the days - the area is almost """complete""" :D


Is there a reason for the user to have to pass in the Map? Shouldn't the class just create one when it gets initialized, that's private to it?


Yup


@Rushor , good NEWS! Wooohoo! What about Kezan and Lost Isles? There must be many C++ code for quests i think, is it hard complete this zones or not?


Discussion in #314


Done =) I left the hunk in examples/extraction/extTest.fst at you discretion (It is a comment anyway..)


`val` names shouldn't have capital letters:
```scala
epsgCodeToWKTMap and
wktToEPSGCodeMap
```


I wonder if we should have some locking mechanism here...if two threads both reach this point at the same time, what happens?


````
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "/home/peter/frescob-dev/frescobaldi/frescobaldi_app/viewers/manuscript/widget.py", line 143, in openManuscripts
    filenames = QFileDialog().getOpenFileNames(self, caption, directory, '*.pdf',)
NameError: global name 'QFileDialog' is not defined
````

Error when opening a manuscript. You can't remove all PyQt imports!


Sorry, I searched but didn't find that post from Ziu or your commit, Cydh.
My mistake.


Regulament/Procedura de aplicare a regulamentului.md

Cred ca în loc de ”materiale”, ar fi corect ”materialele”


@steffans having the name in the ```composer.json``` not matching the name in the ```index.php``` results in not being able to (de)activate the module.

```
Unable to activate "pagekit/blog".
A fatal error occured.

Undefined module: pagekit/blog
```


O mică greșeală de tipar: ar trebui ”prezentare” în loc de ”prezentarea”


Code style: we use a new `var` per line for each declaration earlier on but are using a single `var` with comma form here. I'd switch back to the former for consistency.


Pass by reference?


コンパイル確認出来ました。


Please check this issue, it should be fixed by now in master and TYPO3_6-2 branch.
https://forge.typo3.org/issues/68099


If you load `HTTP::Headers::Fast::XS`, no. The problem is that the test suite only loads `HTTP::Headers::Fast`, not `HTTP::Headers::Fast::XS`.

In the future, we want the XS parts to be loaded automatically without thinking about it. Asking `HTTP::Headers::Fast` to try and load the XS would do that. Without that statement, people will have to load the XS module explicitly if they want it, instead of just having it installed.


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Lispește cuvântul ”la” din ”în caz contrar acest lucru poate duce descalificarea proiectului”


MSVC (and AppVeyor) doesn't like this dynamic initialization. Can the function body change to

> vector<UInt> activeColumns;
> for (auto c : sdr)
>   activeColumns.push_back(c.idx);
> tm.compute(activeColumns.size(), activeColumns.data(), learn);


I know how to start droidbox and droidbot with python.
The first 3 problems are gone when using my newly committed DroidbotEvaluator.py (master branch).


## This is tiny data program for 10299 row, 561 variable.
## Finaly create 180 row, 80 variable which show mean, std of moving velosity for each person, activity.


I'm not sure. Playing with the feature at the moment.

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Odd that https://github.com/babel-plugins/babel-plugin-flow-comments/commit/3f1517f73da079935448e6607022258c58995985 didn't cover this? Looks like the same test at least


Yeah I was thinking the same thing. Perhaps all we'd for a better hack would be an extension method on `LocalizablePart` (not `ILocalizableAspect`) that reads the posted form value. Maybe call it a 'RuntimeValue'. Being able to control the order in which drivers execute would be nicer, though still a hack. Unless anyone has a clever idea, I suggest we leave this as is for now and live with it. At least we provided a proper comment explaining the situation for future generations. ;)


ok


@hzoo It has a `typeAnnotation` so it returns.


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Merge rule `.star_rating > span` with rule on line 1<br>Selector `star_rating` should be written in hyphenated BEM (Block Element Modifier) format


Avoid qualifying class selectors with an element.<br>Selector `star_rating` should be written in hyphenated BEM (Block Element Modifier) format


Selector `star_rating` should be written in hyphenated BEM (Block Element Modifier) format


Заменить на NULL


Уберите префикс piece, он не нужен особо


Документация к методам, где?


если остальные в camelCase, то здесь должно быть onBoardCellClicked.


了承しました。


This isn't probably needed, files in `:source-paths` are not included in the build artifact (jar). Use `:resource-paths` for sources and `:source-paths` for tests.


Копипаст, причем страшный. Может попробуете на цикл заменить?


I know and I had already re-added this.
However, I was taught to avoid * imports whenever possible, and now we
have only imported one single element.


There is no `:pretty-print` option in boot-cljs. For cljs compiler options, use `:compiler-options`.


Ужас какой, может некоторые условия вынести в общее?


When I just click 'Test connection' without filling anything (no token/username/etc), it still reports back 'Notification send!'.
Seems not right ;-)


Updated errors pages, sizes


Вы можете пронумеровать типы и присвоить целочисленные значения enum'ам и уменьшить этот код раз в восемь.


Good catch; I'll rewrite this.


Что настраивается? Если имена, то так и пишите, playerName + документация должна быть.


Oops Mark. We decided to work in forks on our own local accounts.


Thank you!


Este `console.log` podría estar dentro de un método de `Room`, por el estilo de `Room#log()`.

Si quieres ir más allá, puedes utilizar el `forEach` de lodash: https://lodash.com/docs#forEach
```js
var _ = require('lodash')

function printRooms() {
  console.log('onlinePlayers', onlineplayers)
  _.forEach(rooms, function (room) {
    room.log()
  })
}
```


It ensures that we're not altering anything under Py3


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Use the new Ruby 1.9 hash syntax.


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Test adding comment


@PeterMitrano Are you talking about the 2014 or 2015 protocol? In the course of writing an [Android driver station](https://github.com/RobotsByTheC/RoboDS), I looked in the WPILib source, but my impression was that the actual network communication took place in a closed source NI library that was only available for Linux on ARM.

@anidev In the Android driver station project, I have created Wireshark dissectors for a lot of the DS and robot packet, which might be able to help you with implementing it. Also, @gluxon has created [this reference](https://github.com/gluxon/node-driverstation15/wiki/2015-Protocol) for the 2015 protocol.


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This commit also includes changes in order to remember last user filter, propagating it to all views for back buttons


Aha, well you're almost right. I can get you (I think) the ni library built
for am64. I already got one built for windows for this project. If we have
that, you won't need to dissect anything. This is of course all 2015
protocol

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> @PeterMitrano <https://github.com/PeterMitrano> Are you talking about the
> 2014 or 2015 protocol? In the course of writing an Android driver station
> <https://github.com/RobotsByTheC/RoboDS>, I looked in the WPILib source,
> but my impression was that the actual network communication took place in a
> closed source NI library that was only available for Linux on ARM.
>
> @anidev <https://github.com/anidev> In the Android driver station
> project, I have created Wireshark dissectors for a lot of the DS and robot
> packet, which might be able to help you with implementing it. Also,
> @gluxon <https://github.com/gluxon> has created this reference
> <https://github.com/gluxon/node-driverstation15/wiki/2015-Protocol> for
> the 2015 protocol.
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Thanks! Yes, now it looks good!


ah ok


確認しました。


Bench.c and dynamic.c (and listconf.c) were the ones I had to 'hand' edit, because they had #else clauses in the format version (or was it dynamic_parser.c ??)

Needless to say, I am pretty sure there were no issues, but I will look again very carefully at these files that have dependencies.


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These functions needlessly repeat logic.  They should be implemented by calling the char vector versions of themselves.


awesome job with the score, Lori!


@PeterMitrano So, you have the source for the library, but you are unable to release it (because it is NI proprietary), but you are able to release binary blobs for different architectures. I would rather not use a native library in an Android app if I could avoid it, especially if I can't build it myself.

It might be useful for a desktop app though, but I think the best target platforms would be Linux and Mac OS on x86, because we already have a DS for Windows.


Fixed with d3a0372e, thanks!


Bro, :wink: won't work inside the code


@PeterMitrano The real solution to this problem is for FIRST/WPI to release official documentation for the protocol (which must already exist somewhere). Do you know if there is an official reason that they are trying to keep the protocol secret, or is there simply not enough interest in releasing it?


Feels like you're converting WPos/CPos/MPos to PPos just to convert it back to MPos again and use that.


Actually if I remove that `Function` part all the tests still pass - I think it's because the `Flow` part of `"ExportNamedDeclaration|Flow"` covers `typeAnnotation`?


Changes for alien package


I'm guessing there's some stupid rules at NI about this stuff. Believe me I
wish it were open source too.

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> @PeterMitrano <https://github.com/PeterMitrano> The real solution to this
> problem is for FIRST/WPI to release official documentation for the protocol
> (which must already exist somewhere). Do you know if there is an official
> reason that they are trying to keep the protocol secret, or is there simply
> not enough interest in releasing it?
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>


In fact it's probably part of the agreement with FIRST that they don't have
to. *shrug*

On Sat, Jul 25, 2015, 12:22 Peter Mitrano <mitranopeter@gmail.com> wrote:

> I'm guessing there's some stupid rules at NI about this stuff. Believe me
> I wish it were open source too.
>
> On Sat, Jul 25, 2015, 12:19 Ben Wolsieffer <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> @PeterMitrano <https://github.com/PeterMitrano> The real solution to
>> this problem is for FIRST/WPI to release official documentation for the
>> protocol (which must already exist somewhere). Do you know if there is an
>> official reason that they are trying to keep the protocol secret, or is
>> there simply not enough interest in releasing it?
>>
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>


Part of the motivation for this project was the have a fully open source driver station so yeah I'd rather not use binary blobs either.

I don't think the 2014 protocol was open source either; one direction was described in FRCComm.h and the other direction was basically reverse engineered. We might have to do this for 2015 if the official source can't be released. Maybe we should look into disassembling the arm binary?


I looked at those files again. I see nothing wrong. There was a case in bench.c where the FMT_MAIN_VERSION did contain code which was used if BENCH was off. But the code was left 'proper' under the assumption that FMT_MAIN_VERSION ==13

I do like your test, and can not explain why you are seeing differences.  Are you sure you do not have memdbg or something like that turned on, or anything else that might emit a __LINE__ into the code?

__LINE__ is used:
- in dyna_salt.h IF DYNA_SALT_DEBUG is set.
- in memdbg if -enable-memdbg is set  (also memory.h is memdbg is set)

Found it:

misc.h   pexit() and others that WE have done, use __LINE__   so wherever they are used, if line count reduces, files will be different.

@frank-dittrich if you change the source on those 3 files, to where the line has been deleted, you simply insert a blank line, I bet your tests will be 'perfect'


Note that this is still a projected coordinate, but cast to an MPos so that we can index the CellLayer with it.


Shouldn't this say `unsigned tiny integer (1-byte)`?


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


Rename `is_owner?` to `owner?`.


@lopsided98, thanks for the dissectors, how much of the 2015 protocol gave you discovered so far? Anyway I've seen that reference, it's a great help though it was a bit incomplete last I checked a few months ago. Had there been any progress recently?


Oh, I think I see it.  We set JRUBY_OPTS="--server" after travis has set it to "--1.8".  That means all the tests have run in ```--1.9``` mode.  @kares should we enable ```--1.8``` tests again?  I can do it.


That's an option, although reverse engineering disassembled binaries is
pretty low on my list of things. I have a feeling Brad (in charge of
wpilib) won't let me support that in any official capacity, but it'd be fun
to help out with on the side. My more immediate concern though is a working
linux driverstation. So I might use the library just to have something we
can point teams too.

On Sat, Jul 25, 2015, 12:23 Anirudh Bagde <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Part of the motivation for this project was the have a fully open source
> driver station so yeah I'd rather not use binary blobs either.
>
> I don't think the 2014 protocol was open source either; one direction was
> described in FRCComm.h and the other direction was basically reverse
> engineered. We might have to do this for 2015 if the official source can't
> be released. Maybe we should look into disassembling the arm binary?
>
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>


@anidev IMO, its probably easier just to reverse engineer the packets. We probably won't be able be figure out every byte, but we can definitely get something working (@raystubbs and I have already been able to get a robot moving with the Android app).


Steve,
I found we can still live the the deprecated before_filter as long as we are not in Rails 5.1, upon further investigation the high_voltage gem is crashing with Rails 5.0.0.alpha.  It is because the "hide_action" method no longer exists in Rails 5.  DHH on January 4, 2015 "The whole concept of hidden actions was when we allowed all public methods of a controller to be auto-available through the router. We no longer do. So strip it out. Since it actually doesn't even do anything at this point, I wonder if we even need a deprecation step."  Well I guess deprecation was needed because Thoughbot's high_voltage gem now crashes.  Looking at the other errors, I am wondering if I fix this then everything else might work until the next change in Rails 5 alpha comes!!


確認しました。コンパイルも通ります。


For my own registry, these are included:
+ Additions to PHP highlight:
  * Added/updated PHP Functions from these categories: Multibyte String, HTTP, intl, IDN, Grapheme.
  * Added/updated PHP Predefined Constants from these categories: Multibyte String, HTTP, intl, cURL.
  * Added procedural style Functions related to databases: PostgreSQL, Ingres, OCI8, Mongo, CUBRID, ODBC, dbx, Firebird/InterBase, DB++, SQLSRV, IBM DB2, FrontBase, Informix, Paradox, dBase, filePro.
  * Added Predefined Constants related to databases: PostgreSQL, Ingres, OCI8, Mongo, CUBRID, ODBC, dbx, Firebird/InterBase, DB++, SQLSRV, IBM DB2, FrontBase, Informix, Paradox, MaxDB, MySQL, MySQLi, SQLite, SQLite3, Mssql, mSQL.


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ouch :)


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Unless I am mistaken, sysrc cannot handle variables with .'s in them, because of the way it is built in shell.

It appears to be able to write the variable fine, if you do: 'sysrc a.b.c=1', but it cannot read it back, so the 'exists' check in the sysrc module will fail.


@lopsided98 Robot moving with 2015 protocol? That's great news! Is that solely based on information in the reference you posted, or the reverse engineering you've additionally done with wireshark? @PeterMitrano yeah I haven't been able to work on it much recently but I definitely want to get it to a working state. It shouldn't be too long before we have preliminary support for both protocols.


It appears your kldload module takes care of adding the loader.conf setting. This might be redundant.


Really?


Is this intentional?


very hard - but i have forked much cores with many fixes on it - most of the fixes can be converted to sai meanwhile (they were created in a time where tc only had a poor saisystem)


Is there a list of these "commit message reqs" somewhere so I don't mess them up again?


Android didn't compile because the definition is already in Android.mk
It was the target that needed it, so host was the wrong definition.


You are right, the naming is weird.  But from what I understand the issue would be that negative values have to be considered to belong to a screen.  Maybe rename the function to `screen_coord_for_screen`?


How does this work for requests that have query params but the Q doesnt bust the cache?

Would it be better to look for QP's to pass through in the JS itself (as the JS is executed in the context of the request w the QP's).


This update to dependencies results in errors launching node appjs:

/Users/markgu/GitHub/hackathon-starter/node_modules/express/lib/application.js:209
    throw new TypeError('app.use() requires middleware functions');
          ^
TypeError: app.use() requires middleware functions
    at EventEmitter.use (/Users/markgu/GitHub/hackathon-starter/node_modules/express/lib/application.js:209:11)
    at Object.<anonymous> (/Users/markgu/GitHub/hackathon-starter/app.js:66:5)
    at Module._compile (module.js:460:26)
    at Object.Module._extensions..js (module.js:478:10)
    at Module.load (module.js:355:32)
    at Function.Module._load (module.js:310:12)
    at Function.Module.runMain (module.js:501:10)
    at startup (node.js:129:16)
    at node.js:814:3


por si alguien decide agregar mobs al evento y hacerlo mas interesante...almenos eso pense en ese momento


Changing the dependencies back to the previous commit fixed the issue.


Thank you ! :)

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evitar q se desequipen la bandera o q equipen otro item en su lugar


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Each selector in a comma sequence should be on its own line<br>Opening curly brace `{` should be preceded by one space


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@jfoug great find with the pexit().
Looking at the differences, I really did have the impression that all the differences not explained by the git commit id in the version string must be related to line numbers, but I couldn't see how that was possible.

I'll not repeat the test with changed pexit() lines.
If anything, I would have inserted blank lines where you removed the preprocessor commands, to make the line numbers fit.

Call me paranoid, but sometimes I like to do sanity checks like verifying that the object files do not change.
And when they do change, I'd like to know why. Thanks for your help.


Shouldn't this be documented?


no hace falta siempre en cuanto sea dentro de la misma clase....es cuestion del programador ya q no hace diferencia, pero si quieres ajustarlo por mi estara perfecto


estoy seguro q se puede mejorar


Hopefully this is the last of the bugs that'll ever exist.

If I start a posting process on a node, and then, do it again while there's a pending post for the same node, things won't work because I would have already overwritten the identifier for the node for the corresponding posting process. So now, for every posting process request, I've added a unique identifier attribute.

It would also make sense to ask the extension if there's a pending post and if not, then overwrite the older attribute, but the API doesn't provide an interface to send a message to the context menu script.


Both are supposed to be trying to put the same value right? Assuming this happens concurrently but not parallel, say both have (a,b) to insert. Assuming this works like in HashMap in Java, both will have created Entry objects. Then both will get the same location in the main array, from the hash function. Then they will go through the linked list of that array location and stop at the tail(they will be checking if there is an equal key but at the first place they reached this position because there was no similar key in this). Now the first thread will update the pointer of the tail to point to his entry object. Now if a context switch happens second thread will also update the previous tail's(because now the new tail is thread 1's entry object) pointer to point to it's entry object. No harm done.

If second thread is on an object in the linkedlist which is not the tail and then a context switch happens and first thread which is at the tail updates the pointer of the tail still it is fine because after another context switch when second thread comes to the new tail it will be checking key equality and since the keys are equal it will just update the previous tail's pointer replacing the first thread's entry object.

But if this is parallel then two threads trying to access the same memory location at the same time, could be a problem.

May be what I've written above is too high level and we should just use something like a concurrent map. Then again atomic operations will make this slow.

What do you think?


es un listado donde se arman los 2 contricantes e inicializo las demas variables


depende....dejarlo en un if me resulta en lineas mas largas, se puede ajustar a gusto del programador..asique si quieres ajustarlo eres libre


Oh, I see, this is for the pageres-cli. Shouldn't that be handled by the CLI instead of here? Having it here feels wrong.


@PeterMitrano So, you don't actually have the source to the library, but you were able to ask NI to get it compiled for Windows (for your project).

@anidev I didn't actually find that reference until after Ray Stubbs and I had reverse engineered most of the protocol. I don't have any written documentation yet, but I have figured a few important pieces that are not included in gluxon's reference. The best documentation I have is the Wireshark dissectors. I have included a couple of packet captures in the repo, and if you put the dissectors into "HOME/.wireshark/plugins" and open the captures, you should be able to see how the packet is structured. I attached two screenshots that give a summary of what I know about the protocol.

![ds packet](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5624721/8890314/091eebf8-32cb-11e5-8936-18bcf37d20fa.png)
![robot packet](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5624721/8890313/091ecbf0-32cb-11e5-9bab-2d0107637950.png)


这一行可以删除。


el traductor de google no es mi mejor amigo:P


We're already doing it for the cookies.


aside from assuming that would make it faster, i'm not sure what that would look like? like, would it not look any different necessarily than if it were just normal individual pages?
-and if that script was done would i still be able to go back and edit each individual panel at any point in time?? often times i end up going back and editing words and phrases sometimes in case of grammatical errors and what not.


確認しました。


Yeah the element in the brackets is the exciting part. If you watched the Ziu video, that extra bar under the description (above card slots) would be pretty sweet.
The chart is listed as "Before change:" and "After change:" which makes me believe the drops were replaced. So Tamruan doesn't drop 4s katana anymore, but instead drops Crimson Two Handed Sword.
The post itself also says every Crimson weapon has 2 slots.


s/Benchmark/基准测试/


@lopsided98 tht is correct


Done.


"Now because" sounds a bit weird...


tambien es viable, pero aconsejo dejar a ambos, ya q esos estados se pueden producir luego del registro.


si, el radio es "hardcode", deberiamos agregar para ser definido en el metodo.


Estaria bueno dese-equipar la bandera. Eso no lo he visto nunca, estaria bueno implemetarlo. Asi se hacen tacticas de combate entre los equipos, acercamientos y demas jeje solo es una idea.


Yes. We don't need to pass it. Before writing this code I had introduced two maps as private vals. And I had memoize inside a function which takes the map as an argument. That's why I had written it this way.. Later I moved memoize out of the function.

Anyway, I'll change this.


si, es por matar pesonajes


@lopsided98 Fantastic with reverse engineering the iridium yourselves. I've
been meaning to take a look but never got around to it... I don't have my
computer right now to check it out but when I get a chance I'll take a look
and start implementing it. I also don't have access to a 2015 robot to test
with so not sure how this is going to work out.

@PeterMitrano <https://github.com/PeterMitrano> So, you don't actually have
the source to the library, but you were able to ask NI to get it compiled
for Windows (for your project).

@anidev <https://github.com/anidev> I didn't actually find that reference
until after Ray Stubbs and I had reverse engineered most of the protocol. I
don't have any written documentation yet, but I have figured a few
important pieces that are not included in gluxon's reference. The best
documentation I have is the Wireshark dissectors. I have included a couple
of packet captures in the repo, and if you put the dissectors into
"HOME/.wireshark/plugins" and open the captures, you should be able to see
how the packet is structured. I attached two screenshots that give a
summary of what I know about the protocol.

[image: ds packet]
<https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5624721/8890314/091eebf8-32cb-11e5-8936-18bcf37d20fa.png>
[image: robot packet]
<https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/5624721/8890313/091ecbf0-32cb-11e5-9bab-2d0107637950.png>

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Please review this, @casey-collab


This looks good to me.


spaces should be used not tabs


> I'll not repeat the test with changed pexit() lines.
If anything, I would have inserted blank lines where you removed the preprocessor commands, to make the line numbers fit.

That was what I meant.   On just those 3 files, where I removed the lines, simply add a blank line, so that all the rest of the source lines match what they used to be.  Then I bet your compile (and strip) would match.

I am glad you were paranoid about this.  There was almost 300 files changed.  The compiler told me about several files that the script did not get right, and a simply look at them in a visual difference tool showed the problem instantly.  I spot checked about 20 other files, and was very happy with what the script did, and everything built and ran like a champ. BUT having someone go thought and difference the resulting object code assures me that this was a solid rebase of the source.


Yes, but for different reason. We do that to make it easier for users to either use an existing cookie (string) or more readable by using an object.


are you sure about this?

```No submodule mapping found in .gitmodules for path '_exts'``

https://travis-ci.org/symfony-cmf/symfony-cmf-docs


@tarsius I did not intend to insult you.  The commit should be understood as a expression of my frustration with some of the decisions in Magit that I do not agree with, not as a personal insult.  Nonetheless I sincerely apologize for it, and I'm truly sorry for the grief and the harm that it caused.


Yes, I'll fix that.
It does result in error messages being displayed on the main screen, which isn't desirable either.


@flavour Please review this...The assign area is added as a button in the rheader...It works


I meant ArrowNumberFreSet...


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It's incorrect anyways, as it will need to be singular `header` in the CLI, not `headers`.


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.420](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=9165&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


A client can also end up to the bottom-right of the visible region (although it is harder to cause this). And `screen_getbycoord` already has a default for "nothing found". Perhaps we should change that default to "closest screen"?
But considering negative coordinates to be on all screens at the same time is a weird special case.


NO!!! do not use std::chrono it is very unreliable. Learn to use a real performance counter.


確認しました。


OS +1


no..no...no... QueryPerformanceCounter


*facepalm*


Thank you very much for your suggestion.


pls join trinitycore @gpn39f - you will get much support there and an active team :)


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Todo; Have to add some more book link


Color `#ECECEC` should be written as `#ececec`<br>Line should be indented 2 spaces, but was indented 0 spaces


Color `#D5D0D0` should be written as `#d5d0d0`
Color `#908E8E` should be written as `#908e8e`
Line should be indented 2 spaces, but was indented 0 spaces


Line should be indented 2 spaces, but was indented 0 spaces


Line should be indented 2 spaces, but was indented 0 spaces
`0.12` should be written without a leading zero as `.12`
`0px` should be written without units as `0`


Line should be indented 2 spaces, but was indented 0 spaces<br>`0.61` should be written without a leading zero as `.61`


Each selector in a comma sequence should be on its own line<br>Opening curly brace `{` should be preceded by one space


Opening curly brace `{` should be preceded by one space


Great idea.


@alexfu don't forget to update README.md.


Rule declaration should be preceded by an empty line


Empty rule


实际上这是错删的代码...


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Would be also nice to start a change log. :)


That at least, is an edge I will not miss!


We should use a natively-sized image whenever possible to avoid this looking blurry on non-retina screens.


Change plutôt en iPhone/IPad


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Line is too long. [171/100]<br>Space missing after colon.


Extra blank line detected.


Final newline missing.


@kbenne any thoughts on how to debug this without having to learn how to design a solar system?


salut mon mail est dupondrosette@gmail.com


TROLOLOL


OK


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成立しますたぶん


Ah I see, thanks for clarifying


As things stand now, this may well be the final version of the code.


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Hi Brady
Tested on openemr calendar click Day -> click previous day arrow -> click next Day arrow
Click Week - click previous week arrow -> click next week arrow
Click Month - click previous month arrow -> click next month arrow
This script Does so many things that It was hard for me to get the description.


why?


The toast is not required now


Is this included for the icons in all of the colors? I'm currently getting an error when I try to pull for it. http://a.tiles.mapbox.com/v4/marker/pin-m-aerialway+739.png


Thanks for the heads up. I'm going to continue developing my own fork of this, but I'll be watching upstream and might try contributing to that.


Cool. Good luck!


Yep: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1YJUEAmrB6y_x0fDUYyRBSIPUNFLLsA3VQNKGRz8T8dI/edit#

I'll transition these to somewhere more public sometime...


Totally understand, here's the PR => https://github.com/capistrano/capistrano/pull/1470


That's inefficient.
Leave my check as is and to find slug just use
tags[ownership.owner.lower()].slug


Bad name. That's actually news_by_tags or something. Also news belongs to cms_pages app, so better move it there.


Clean that up


Rule declaration should be followed by an empty line


Line should be indented 2 spaces, but was indented 0 spaces
`0.4` should be written without a leading zero as `.4`
`0px` should be written without units as `0`


Line should be indented 2 spaces, but was indented 0 spaces


Line should be indented 2 spaces, but was indented 0 spaces
`0.0` should be written without a leading zero as `.0`
`0.0` should be written without the mantissa as `0`
`0px` should be written without units as `0`


Opening curly brace `{` should be preceded by one space


good catch - that would be great - thanks ... I will likely revert this (and not use **jruby-18mode**) the first time I see any travis-ci issues as there's been constant headaches (e.g. RG's on 1.8 mode) and I do not want more surprises than needed with travis-ci (that is why the explicit jruby version).
also there's more variations this way - we're waiting long enough to finish (on master 9K is in as well).


I ended up changing this specifically because I wanted the ability to add a bunch more categories with their own custom nouns & verbs. Is there any kind of convention for when to switch from a simple solution like this to just adding a couple more columns to a database table?


Color `white` should be written in hexadecimal form as `#ffffff`


Declaration should be terminated by a semicolon


Use the new Ruby 1.9 hash syntax.


Inconsistent indentation detected.


Line is too long. [140/100]<br>Use the new Ruby 1.9 hash syntax.


try return redirect(news_result[0].url)

Apparently Wagtail pages (and news is descendant of wagtail Page class) has property url which does exactly what you need.


> And `screen_getbycoord` already has a default for "nothing found".
> Perhaps we should change that default to "closest screen"?

Yes.
This could implement and use `awful.util.calculate_distance` in C, or call the Lua function from C?


Make constants static and name must be LUCKY_PIG (uppercase separated with underscore).


I think this should use client's NpcStringIds.


Method has too many lines. [11/10]


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


Redundant `self` detected.


Only use here 4240 if it's a 3.8V Battery !


Line is too long. [112/100]


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Extra empty line detected at class body end.


if (strlen($code) != $this->_codeLength) {

Must be the fix.


So now the ISO works for you?


Check also:

https://github.com/ace2nutzer/Samsung_STE_Kernel/commit/b4e48d98c074809eae2171e9b074834e71a0d280

https://github.com/ace2nutzer/Samsung_STE_Kernel/commit/834696834827894dd0b2ffe8beb4a07cd63421a0

Janice has also U8500 .. so 1.5A charging current is possible.
Only use those commits/Values if Your org. charger has 700mA output current
and your battery is samsung org. with 3.8V - 1500mA


@Misiur if you mean `#define YSI_TESTS` then I can't for some reason. When it's defined my compiler crashes.


That sort of makes two of us. I think this might be the day in class that one of the instructors said we should commit before getting up for breaks, just in case the computer explodes or something. >_>

Is there a better way to handle commits like this? Or is it just not worth committing two lines?


@tadatuta I think I can patch `once()` to make it remember `this.ctx` and do `... === this.ctx` in condition. Hopefully, this will make your example work.

The question is - could it be considered a bug fix, or do we need to a major bump for it?


really? you don't like FB events?


<title>activité</title>
body>

voila un 1er paragraphe

voila un deuxiémes paragraphes


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Don't try to save the data as it is read in. Just compute the sparsity statistics.


voila mon premier commit :), j'éspére avoir fait ce qu'il fallait.


Oops! https://travis-ci.org/sphinx-doc/sphinx/builds/72609153


On it.


oh crud, this is all rsvps and not just invites isn't it :( that is bad.

On Sat, Jul 25, 2015, at 10:55 AM, Ryan Barrett wrote:
> really? you don't like FB events?

> — Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub[1].

>

Links:

  1. https://github.com/snarfed/bridgy/commit/af6cab3f6cb4d15abe69b5c3516259c7a6c0ba22#commitcomment-12358082


I might not be understanding this correctly but even though we're passing this as a POST there's really no POST data being sent? The password is still being passed over in the URL from what I can see here.


Update app/data and point it to the latest changes (otherwise the webwallet doesn't work)


This comment is insulting to integers, please remove


Thanks a lot, apology accepted.  Now that I have slept over it I can see too that I overreacted. Sorry about that!

I think part of the reason why I reacted so strongly, is that I actually *share* this frustration. I have to add a lot of options and safety nets for less experienced users, as well as for documentation-resistant users. From the perspective of a power-user, *including myself*, these kludges do more harm than good, but I do have to add them to avoid bad press (and also because I care about all users).

The reaction to the new release was overwhelmingly positive but every time it comes up on r/emacs, hacker news, or some article, there is someone who mentions that s/he managed to unintentionally push to master, and puts the blame on magit. I didn't really have a choice - I had to make sure this would not happen anymore. (I don't consider losing potential new users, because they have been told and do in part believe that "magit is dangerous", to be an option).

---

Off-topic: If it weren't for a spam bot, I would never have noticed your commit message.

> Now we are no longer only confronted with the communication of the absent, and also not only with the concurrent pressure of comparison, but even more dramatic, we are now confronted with an entity, the "computer", that is itself structurally coupled with communication, as, so far, only consciousness has been. -- Dirk Baecker, Studien zur naechsten Gesellschaft


Missing space after #.


Did we select an image?


Reviewed!


 #[zstack Test Bot Report] P A S S
 Integration Test Result:
Test Summary:

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basic_test|basic/test_add_volume|1|0|0|0
basic_test|basic/test_add_vol_to_stopvm|1|0|0|0
basic_test|basic/test_add_volume_reboot_vm|1|0|0|0
basic_test|basic/test_add_multi_volumes|1|0|0|0
basic_test|basic/test_add_volume_negative|1|0|0|0
basic_test|basic/test_crt_temp_from_volume|1|0|0|0
basic_test|basic/test_crt_vm_with_volume|1|0|0|0
basic_test|basic/test_vm_securitygroup|1|0|0|0
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virtual_router_test|vlan/test_reboot_vm|1|0|0|0
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virtual_router_test|vlan/test_ping_vms|1|0|0|0
virtual_router_test|vlan/test_create_3vms|1|0|0|0
virtual_router_test|vlan/test_start_vm|1|0|0|0
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virtual_router_test|sg/test_egress|1|0|0|0
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virtual_router_test|sg/test_detach_l3|1|0|0|0
virtual_router_test|pf/test_2l3s_pfs|1|0|0|0
virtual_router_test|pf/test_attach_pf|1|0|0|0
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virtual_router_test|pf/test_pf_sg_tcp|1|0|0|0
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virtual_router_test|pf/test_tcp|1|0|0|0
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virtual_router_test|pf/test_vm_ops|1|0|0|0
virtual_router_test|eip/test_2_eips|1|0|0|0
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virtual_router_test|eip/test_eip_sg_tcp|1|0|0|0
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virtual_router_test|eip/test_vm_ops|1|0|0|0
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virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_create_100_snapshots__|0|1|0|0
virtual_router_test|__snapshot/test_create_snapshot__|0|1|0|0
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local_ps_virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
local_ps_virtual_router_test|_suite_teardown_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|__suite_setup__|0|1|0|0
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_novlan/test_create_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_novlan/test_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_novlan/test_ping_vms_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_create_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_reboot_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_snat_create_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_dnat_reboot_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_ping_vms_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_create_3vms_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_start_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_3l3s_vm_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_vlan/test_remove_dhcp_|0|0|0|1
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local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_egress_|0|0|0|1
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local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_sg/test_2vm_ingress_|0|0|0|1
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local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_attach_pf_|0|0|0|1
local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_pf/test_delete_pf_after_destroy_vm_|0|0|0|1
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local_nfs_virtual_router_test|_host/test_reconnect_host_|0|0|0|1
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Total|285|77|30|0|178


Throw an error if not image was selected, probably there are better ways to do it, or at least, not to close the modal.


This is obviously a typo.


Image "colors" -> 0's & 1's -> int -> chars


convert the image string to hex


Hi Chris, I changed it like you proposed. Currently the ENTERSEXITS macro is defined only for the debug-build, but this can always be changed later on in the macros.h file.


I sucks at CSS, and also, you probably want it somewhere else


CSS is not my main skill


Seems to break some tests: http://hydra.nixos.org/jobset/nixos/trunk-combined#tabs-errors

````
in job ‘nixos.tests.bootUefiUsb.x86_64-linux’:
The unique option `boot.consoleLogLevel' is defined multiple times, in `/nix/store/86r3fx42va20s8fv150avzk9q9j6kdx0-git-export/nixos/modules/installer/cd-dvd/iso-image.nix' and `/nix/store/86r3fx42va20s8fv150avzk9q9j6kdx0-git-export/nixos/modules/testing/test-instrumentation.nix'.
```


@KodekPL Did you actually commit this, or is this a GitHub bug?


Convert the resized image to B&W using the average method


resize the image


Note We use count(), sizeof() just reminds so much of C


You have changed the class name to "mapDiv", but you didn't change the parameter in JavaScript method "getElementById".


97903100_SolarCollectors (macumber) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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Oh, wow. I didn't know we had such a function, but I'm not entirely sure if the algorithm used there is what is needed here.

Anyway, IMO this should be implemented in C instead of calling out into lua for this.


I think we can consider it bugfix, but I've got two additional questions:
1. Shouldn't I use `replace()` instead?
2. Is there a way to write templates in compatible way with `bem-xjst 1.x`?


Rename projeto


I had set it to position fixed as a fix. Why it needs to be relative? For me it was impossible to select a row on a large grid without jumping to grid head.


Specifically `taskq_create()` in `lib/libzpool/taskq.c` and `thread_create()` in `lib/libzpool/kernel.c` accept the priority as a parameter but it's unused.  They don't bother setting it on the user space process.  Since the user space build here is really only used for ztest it's not particularly important.  But these are the values which are passed in there and promptly ignored.  They should map to the priority values which cna be translated to nice values.


I tend to agree.  But I think both a wrapper or an #ifdef LINUX here is probably overkill.  Let me refresh the patch with just a small comment.


Why did you completly removed username field?


There is a problem here. You add a new cpp file (Console.cpp) without modifying the makefile. That's not what you want to do. If you have tested your PR, that means that the cpp file is not used and should be removed


Oh, really. We should set one up. I don't have github permissions for that though.


Az egész mplayer-t nem ártana átnézni, mert nem játssza le a HEVC filmeket.
Arch-linuxon jó.
Most fordítottam le Arch linux alapjánaz svn 37379 verziót a z ffmpeg-2.6.2 forrással és jó.
Jobb lenne frisebb svn és ffmpeg verzióval, de nem tiszta nekem az svn, valamint a csomagunk verziószámának összehozása.


Oh bizarre. We can leave it then.


I don't think any special permissions on github are required.

Windup prs do trigger a secondary build on this repo, though.
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> Oh, really. We should set one up. I don't have github permissions for that
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@UltraVisual [Here is my story](https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9622766) related to this. :smile:


`defclsyspri` is whatever the kernel set `DEFAULT_PRIO` and uses internally.  It happens to map to a niceness of zero which I think is good.  I'll definitely update the comment to reference the spl counterpart.


this looks really good thx!


Worth noting that the crappy compiler also meant everything for 4 was wrong.

And that I spent most of my day aimlessly learning the differences between char arrays and strings. How to reverse a number numerically instead of lexically and some various libraries in C++ (which I think I forgot to remove from the program...). Learnt a lot, none of which was actually useful for this particular problem.


We should not use old c style cast


IAlgorithm.Initialize is called from the ISetupHandler implementations. There are currently three set up handlers located [here](https://github.com/QuantConnect/Lean/tree/master/Engine/Setup).  There are a few things we do as a 'post' initialize step, this could be another.


The older comment seems more accurate


nice catch


Do you rotate when there is a clic on the map border ?


This should be set to the latest version in the build. This shouldn't be set manually.


Nice catch, thanks. :+1:


Are you sure this feature is user friendly ? I will try tonight


Nice catch


Code style is better with this


I have done more programming since Pascal, as long as you consider HTML and similar things to be programming.


You're probably right. Using anything other than an object here feels wrong. I'll move it tomorrow.


Is that really appropriate?? That would mean that it would compete with Apache, ls and almost everything else on the system for resources. As in, only run if/when the CPU is idle (basically). I'd expect a higher prio for a FS process!


Our rate is absolute, not relative. So you will always play backwards with 0.1x speed here, no matter how often you press the bracketleft key. You would have to query the current rate and modify the result


Just needs to be set to 1.0


This branch starts here.


Thanks I have be ill so I have not been able to do much work on the plugin also when I'm better I will update the spigot page and put it on bukkit


can i safely delete the action_refresh button?


> update the comment to reference the spl counterpart.
>
Something we could grep for "when that day comes"..


*Prototype :)


Why did you let the old code commented ? If there is a reason, please add a comment to say why. If not and your code is better, please remove the commented code.


In the games I use to play or in blender, it is the middle button that is used to rotate the camera. But that can be changed later if wanted


ok, you have fixed the cast


Please do not let dead code without reason


This should be safe now. During the thread safety development pass the try_lock was required...


unwanted space


Why ?
Camera is fine
And generated config will look like mine :/


what a nerd


That looks like a pretty dirty hack


giving an error when try to use getThrownUncaughtExceptions(), need help here, how to implies the method properly


I have it in comments due to getting the error, in line 55


Ok.


Good point, do you have a better escaping schema in mind?


Lo dejaría para una versión 2.


Sé que es lo mismo pero para que dejemos en todo la misma convención.


A lo que voy es que blueOrRed no se usa más en este método por lo que veo.


No había visto que se usaba la misma variable varias veces, así que está bien.


No exactamente. Habría que agregar en el parche cuando quieren iniciar un evento, o registrarse a olys o estar en modo observador que si están registrados a un evento no pueden hacer nada de eso.


I agree, looks good


Github bug


Oké, megcsinálom ezekkel. (Az mplayer most az r37437-nél tart, az r37391 leszedhető svn snapshot-ként is.)
Még egy progi, aminek újabb ffmpeg kellene.
Az új vlc-hez meg libdvdnav és libdvdread frissítés kellene...


superb! that works fast!


Make the test fail, try each `expect` statement and compare the output of `rspec`.


PSR-0 has been marked as deprecated. PSR-4 is now recommended as an alternative.


Update see to 'voir'. It's better in French ;)


You can delete these stylesheet files if you don't need them


You can also delete helpers if you aren't planning on using any.


Tested and looks all good!


s/Will/will/
s/who's/whose/


TeamCity Colore :: Main Build [Build 61](http://tc.sharpblade.net/viewLog.html?buildId=582&buildTypeId=colore_mainbuild) is now running


s/package,/package;/


Naja.... Bisschen unnötig xD


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@cpg here is the validations


s/import path,/import path;/


@seh thanks, could you pls send a change


ack, well done


Wrap the "ie filtering" phrase in parentheses.


Good to hear!


Sure, I'll work on that now. I was just making (corrective) notes as I was reading.


there's a wrong `"` in this comment


Oh ... Sorry. Camera wasn't fine for me wierdly
Now I see what you are talking about


ack though I'd prefer if you'd fix the comment


ack


This looks awesome.


that needed for other main files too?


shit sry for dis


It is closed in the sentence below:
```
__"__https://bitbucket.org/ned/coveragepy/issues/384/
incomplete-branch-coverage-in-try-except__"__
```


I can confirm this fixes it!


I wound up adding in support for `change:playback-time` which allows us to track seeks as well. It feels a bit clunky as it isn't properly telling me the current track position that MPRIS thinks we have. However, it is working.

Unfortunately, `position` and `seek` events still seem to not fire.


In principle yes, but I found no more occurrences^^


Unfortunately, no way to do a GIF of that on my Android.

There is a massive delay upon starting TGD. It takes over 20 seconds before inventory appears. The when you try to scroll, screen freezes and nothing happens for another 20 seconds and then I get a warning pop-up: Tower Ghost for Destiny isn't responding. Do you want to close it? If I click wait, it will be another 15 seconds or so and the screen woud then register the scroll.

From there, if I scroll all the way to the bottom, then scroll up, there is another short 3-4 second delay before scrolling up registers. Or often times, it gives me the same TGD not responding dialog again. And pressing wait results in a 15+ seconds before the scroll up registers.

This is just from vertical scrolling. Not doing anything but scrolling 2 columns up and down.


I deleted the 2.9.0 release, otherwise, I could go back and check to compare before the changes. :-(


ah right

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damn, @Rushor RUSH in SAI :+1:


This is not being used anywhere? And is this actually the same as what you can pass to
`composer config -g github-oauth.github.com $GITHUB_OAUTH` ? If so then this variable should be passed to composer.sh.


Not it is not


verziószám: most 1.1.1+r37391 lesz (nem ~r37391, mert a fene tudja, mi lesz a következő mplayer verzió), az UB_VERSION_TAIL1 ebből "1+r37391"-et csinál, az "1+r" részt pedig kivágjuk.
Szerintem a trunk-r${UB_VERSION_TAIL1/1+r/} helyett jó lenne a trunk-${UB_VERSION_TAIL1/1+/} is, de hagyom, ahogy van :)


lpm, eso no deberia estar


Useless to set in boadconfig.mk and in kernel.


ok i will add tests


Good idea, best to do this in the SetupHandlers. It has all the init code
for the algorithms. There are live and back testing setup handlers both can
use SPY by default
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> We need to assign a default Benchmark otherwise Benchmark is null. Any
> suggestion on where it is best to do this? I was thinking maybe checking if
> it is still null after initialize then assigning SetBenchmark("SPY") to it.
> Not sure where its best to do this though
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As far as I can make out the scenario you are talking about is that covered by the testFilledPromiseFromHandle. I will re-run the tests and see if I can recreate the failure (testUnfilledPromiseFromHandle). If you have any suggestions about how to fix just drop me a line and I will work on the fix straight away.

If you prefer to revert while I try to get it fixed, then by all means please do so. Do you want to start an issue for this and we can discuss changes there?


Thanks @hectron  for getting the code to us


gtk_play_set_rate() is a method, in gtk-play, that adds the step (in this case -0.1) and updates the rate label in the toolbar


ditto.

I think you think that gtk_play_set_rate  is gst_player_set_rate, but they are different :)


hi,
did you got panic that came from here?
or you just removing in case you get value < than PM_QOS_DEFAULT_VALUE


nice


nice job!


Absolutely, thank you! :)


I'll rebuild and test.


This only accounts for the difference to the top-left corner (but I guess it's better than nothing). Oh and you can skip the call to `sqrt` and just compare the squared distance directly. Also, `pow` seems like a big hammer casting intermediate results to `double`. I'd just square these differences by hand.

Having this really calculate the smallest distance might be a bit more complicated... Hm... There are so many special cases.

The following code hopefully either calculates the squared distance to the closest corner of the screen or to the closest edge in case the point is directly above/right/below/left of a screen. It should even work correctly if the point falls inside of a screen since we'd get a distance of 0 in that case.
````c
int sx = (*s)->geometry.x, sy = (*s)->geometry.y, sheight = (*s)->geometry.height, swidth = (*s)->geometry.width;
unsigned int dist_x, dist_y;
if (x < sx)
    dist_x = sx - x;
else if (x < sx + swidth)
    dist_x = 0;
else
    dist_x = x - sx - swidth;
if (y < sy)
    dist_y = sy - y;
else if (y < sy + sheight)
    dist_y = 0;
else
    dist_y = y - sy - height;
unsigned int dist_sq = dist_x * dist_x + dist_y * dist_y;
````
Of course this is completely untested.

What do you think about this?


How can I `require` tools/isobuild/meteor-npm.js` into my build plugin file?


at least i try to define my name :D


@tadatuta performance-wise - no way to do it similarly. Guess we can introduce `once()` to 1.x, though. But adoption won't keep up anyway.


Whoops--not in master branch.


@HmmmQuestionMark if you want I can redo the fork and commit.


my proxmark3 comes from china xfpga maybe an imitation proxmark my proxmark3
make no dumpdate.bin file only for 1k and 2 k cards 4k not working.
bootrom date =2015-01-31
os = 2015-01-31
fpga image =2015-01-15
i used also the chinese software that they mailed to me
but no dumpdata.bin file from te 4 k
i delete all software with J- Tag
and load the bootrom.elf.s file into the proxmark3
and download the latest proxmark firmware bootrom, fpga,os no 4k dumpdata.bin file.
i use now the mifare offline cracker it work good but slow 45 min for both key A and B.
i have a dumpfile.
only problem = i can't burn  it to the chinese card that i  buy from china mifare s70 4k uid changable.
maybe i wil, buy an new proxmark from America the cheap one from china is not good i guess.
greatings Mirjam


and as always:
https://gist.github.com/Rushor/e6069c800b5b070b965c - See you on 6.x :)
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Oh, yeah, I guess you can just commit it, too.


This is odd. What browser are you using? I tried in several and it did not work and there were no JS errors.

Can you maybe point me to somewhere in GitLabs docs where they mention this? I find it quite strange that it does work on my box.


When device's ID is changed then need to rename folder, NOT REMOVE. This folder can contain valuable info.


How about "Delete device"? Need to delete device's dir.


It could be, but this works too.


## THIS IS WORK FOR CALCULATE INV.MATRIX


Please see #21.


I can see why you're trying to achieve this (requiring a dictionary of colliders before you can load a chemkin file is a pain for our importer, in which we must load a chemkin file before we can create the dictionary) but I worry about possible problems of data re-use, and how reactions and rates are stored in our libraries. One thing I have learned is that people do *not* use unique species labels for things, and matching species by their label will likely cause missed matches.  Can we think of a best-of-both-worlds solution?
Was it just the parsing of chemkin files that was your problem, or are there other scenarios when you would prefer to store colliders by their name instead of structure?


-also made colour improvements for noon, day, and PM pin


This commit right here is why I will never contribute or use Opal ever again in my life.

Political correctness should never be a requisite to contributing to any open source project and I absolutely refuse to contribute, endorse, or use any project that advertises this form of censorship as acceptable.


We can do this because by RFC6376 DKIM does ommit the removed headers for signing anyway.


Do we still need get functions? Also, we should move this to entity folder.