Si tens la possibilitat de matxacar una màquina antiga millor, et recomano una distribució Linux tipus Xubuntu http://xubuntu.org/ <http://xubuntu.org/> 14.04 LTS, és com una Ubuntu normal i corrent però pensada para màquines amb pocs recursos. Instales des del CD que et pots baixar, és lo més fàcil perquè allí mateix ja pots formatejar tot a sac.

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> El 24/07/2015, a les 16:18, Anton Serra <notifications@github.com> va escriure:
>
> Tranquil David, fes la teua. Ja m'aniré aspavilant.
> De fet ara estava mirant això del Linux i la idea que em dones
> d'instal·lar-lo en un pc antic és molt bona perquè en tinc un amb windows
> xp.
> Ja aniré fent provatures.
>
> Així, si no ens veiem abans, ho fem el 8 d'agost.
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> Gràcies!
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> 2015-07-24 15:49 GMT+02:00 David Romaní <notifications@github.com>:
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> > Ho sento però tinc molta feina endarrerida, el tema de les obres m’està
> > descolocant totalment. Em sap greu, però haurem de quedar més endavant fins
> > que tingui més controlada l’obra del coworking. Ja t’avisaré.
> >
> > Si encara no has aconseguit configurar Apache amb Windows, continuo dient
> > que amb Linux és molt més simple. Si no vols instalar el dualboot (hi ha
> > risc de que acabes borrant el disc dur sencer si no ho has fet mai) a
> > l’ordinador que tens, l’altra opció és buscar una màquina antiga.
> >
> > Linux es pot instalar millor amb ordinadors antics amb poca RAM i disc
> > dur, per norma general, consumeix molt menys recursos.
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> > > Si t'interessa que quedem, em dius algo.
> > > Sinó ja et diré de quedar la setmana vinent a l'hora que normalment
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> > > > Yes, but try to config Apache web server before. You can find some
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> > > >
> > > > Especially here
> > > >
> > http://symfony.es/documentacion/como-configurar-bien-apache-para-las-aplicaciones-symfony2/
> > > > and here
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Wouldn't it be better, to remove this ng-if row and add a **ng-if="hasSuperUserAccess"** to the link button on Line 81?
The row would still have its class "add_new_site", where the border is already hidden.


What's the advantage to changing the status this way? I totally think we can keep it this way, but I'm just curious for my own learning :)


This is wrong. Should use a MAC Key


I prefer this way.


:+1: from me, transferring to @geoffjentry


Because it was a property


## The makeCacheMatrix function creates a special "matrix",
## which is really a list containing a function to
## 1. set the value of the matrix
## 2. get the value of the matrix
## 3. set the value of the inverse of the matrix
## 4. get the value of the inverse of the matrix
makeCacheMatrix <- function(x = matrix()) {
    i <- NULL
    set <- function(y) {
        x <<- y
        i <<- NULL
    }
    get <- function() x
    setinverse <- function(inverse) i <<- inverse
    getinverse <- function() i
    list(
        set = set,
        get = get,
        setinverse = setinverse,
        getinverse = getinverse)
}

## The cacheSolve function calculates the inverse of the special "matrix"
## the special "matrix" which created with the makeCacheMatrix function.
## However, it first checks to see if the inverse has already been calculated.
## If so, it gets the inverse from the cache and skips the computation.
## Otherwise, it calculates the inverse of the matrix and sets the value of the inverse
## in the cache via the setinverse function.

cacheSolve <- function(x, ...) {
    ## Return a matrix that is the inverse of 'x'
    i <- x$getinverse()
    if(!is.null(i)) {
        message("getting cached data")
        return(i)
    }
    data <- x$get()
    i <- solve(data, ...)
    x$setinverse(i)
    i
}


![screenshot from 2015-07-24 22 17 17](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/8560064/8877835/d3df92cc-3251-11e5-81dc-baf65d3a59db.png)

gini ka mastahh ..


need some rework.  ASAP because I want this feature :)


I forgot to mention in the commit message, but this fixes #20991


Why did you changed this? This was added in https://github.com/slimphp/Slim/pull/1359 [because](http://jmfeurprier.com/2010/01/03/method_exists-vs-is_callable/):
> is_callable() returns TRUE when the provided callback can be called from the current scope, or FALSE if not.


We had device not found' error on MacOsX when we try to open port
with `QSerialPort::setPortName()` with a full device name (eg: `/dev/ttyUSB01`)

So...
we rely on the fact that a full device name has to have at least a `'/'`, because on Mac (as on nix) a device *is* a file


nit: I think it's enough to test that console.error is called, no need to test the actual message. What do you think ?


Then it is possible to do a similar solution as here: https://github.com/jedie/DrQueueIPython/commit/df03816b8e2ddec3942b7576865e3b1b96a539ce


do not change the source code like this and it will break the system.
Please update the source code in https://github.com/hisilicon/github-blog-source
to update the website.


David,
Michael actually was writing Jeremy about a different project and I was copied on it by mistake.  But it applied to my work too!  It’s a true README, not a config.  Still, it should be populated with Ansible going forward.  That is the best way.

- A

> On Jul 24, 2015, at 11:09 AM, Andrew Mihailovic <andym@bestweb.net> wrote:
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> Done.  Posting to Git gets a bit tricky since the file has the DB hostname in it.  This one, now with avl-dev, will need to go in the development Git branch.  The master has pici-ssc-phenome.
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    <title>test_task</title>
    <meta charset = "utf-8">
    <link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet" type="text/css">

simple to do list

from ryby garage


You monster.


Do not exceed 120-characters line length where possible. Rename resolveModule to module.


Might also run `ostree --repo=repo fsck` here to validate it handles this.


fdfd


It's good, I like it.

Do not exceed 120-characters line length where possible. Extract a variable for message text.


Should be `"/r"`


Fixed.


Your tests are failing...


thank you LGTM


`__getattr__` removed


Much clearer


Ah, excellent!


You have missed the update for the Console Command:
PHP Fatal error:  Call to undefined method Dingo\Api\Routing\Route::isProtected() in /home/vagrant/workspace/donepm/vendor/dingo/api/src/Console/Command/Routes.php on line 73


I do now. But on the bright side, you still save a tiny bit of bandwidth from launcher downloads for free if you merge this pull request. :)


Az xbmc-addon-xvdr bővítmény mindig csak egy adott xbm/kodi verzióval működik együtt.
Az xbmc frissítése megköveteli ezen bővítmény frissítését is, ami a verzószámban nem tükröződik.
Ez pipelka sara, még jó, hogy az xbmc változásait követi.


Should there also be a line for "@extends api_INDChart"?  The rest of the amcharts have an "extends" for each "implements"


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.414](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=9141&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) is now running


Please do not create this method. Use `item->isAncestorOf` instead:
http://doc.qt.io/qt-5/qgraphicsitem.html#isAncestorOf


Nit: For UIViewController callbacks, super should be called first


This looks good to me, @mcimbora


Thanks for fixing that @helfrij!


Ahh yeah. An experiement that I forgot to undo (wondering if I could get the orientation change transition to feel a little smoother).


:laughing:  https://github.com/dimagi/commcare-hq/pull/7595#issuecomment-124559168


rename 'whale tales' to 'whaling logs'


https://github.com/CCAFS/ccafs-ap/commit/9756082708e293d60b70541a52a97a140d96b1f4
Me dices si así esta bien.


you can change the "pieces_name" like you want if it helps you


Good points. I wrote this very fast, just as a proof of concept – half expecting it not to work. :-)


@nadade It applies to any string where there is string substitution (i.e, the `$1`).


Si, así está bien.


Oh, but I want to postpone at least adding `fp._`, because that has to be moved up to `slamdata` from `slamdata.engine`, and then so does other stuff, like `RenderTree`.

And probably postpone Scalaz as well, just to be more incremental.


@nurdymuny should this dependency be backed by a spec?

If any of the carrier legal name changes then the images will fail to load.


Rename it like you want !


TeamCity Glyssen :: Glyssen-master Continuous [Build *.*.816.3acffecd243736384e42cde47b02297c5450885c](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=60017&buildTypeId=bt431) outcome was **SUCCESS**
Summary: Tests passed: 395, ignored: 3 Build time: 00:03:47


[11:33:35] [Server thread/NOTICE]: UndefinedVariableException: "Undefined variable: event" (E_NOTICE) in "/OnevOne_v1.phar/src/OnevOne/Main" at line 51
How can I fixe it ?


You didn't commit any unit tests to coverage this change.


What do you have in mind then? If it's allright I would make a new file "macros.h" (or whatever you want to name it) and put in the following:
```
#ifdef DEBUG
#  define CALLEnters(NAME,ERR,ERROR,RETURNCODE) CALL ENTERS(NAME,ERR,ERROR,RETURNCODE)
#  define CALLExits(NAME) CALL EXITS(NAME)
#else
#  define CALLEnters(NAME,ERR,ERROR,RETURNCODE) !Do nothing
#  define CALLExits(NAME) !Do nothing
#endif
```
and then #include "macros.h" in the files where it is needed.


How about we change **Note** to something like "How ArrayFire Uses". For example:

**How ArrayFire uses Freeimage**: ArrayFire does not include any source code from FreeImage. FreeImage can be excluded, linked statically or dynamically. The binary installers may come packaged with FreeImage."

Not much change.


Where does docker call mke2fs?


no 'm' needed? Seems most binaries need this.


We shouldn't remove xtables-multi...


This *should* be `/srv/webapps/elvis-database`.


Hmm, yes, I guess adding/removing can be handled by some kind of listener.
No, getCursorPosition won't work on the app's InputManager. Also, using ray casting together with the camera can be tricky since it will have different origins for each eye. Either one of the eyes has to be used or a point between the two.


Did you mean to put the postgres password on the web?


Well partially it is. We need a way to enable/disable this log other than modifying the source code.


It's main advertising point was to hack games for free stuff, but it is a stat changer to my knowledge. Also looks to be adware.


Perhaps this should just a single policy for /sbin/mkfs.ext3, /sbin/mkfs.xfs, etc?


one question pls
This is the commit having a squash of all d different commits related to quick settings ?? like "allow customization of quick settings, cleanup and fix qs implementation, properly name string resources and etc etc.. right ?? if i pick this would i need any other commits (excluding tiles) for getting quick settings work ?

Hope d team members help ..

Thanks Alot


**[unitTests_php_branches run failed](http://qa-s2.wikia-prod:8080/job/unitTests_php_branches/18288/testReport/) for this commit**


RIP :skull:


what does it look like now in the admin?


Honestly I can't really justify adding it unless it hacks the game in a way that reduces in-app sales. Please verify?


Nice Fix - Thanks


Make sure you create more specific commits. This becomes especially important when trying to hunt down what changed or what might have introduced a bug.
http://doodle3d.com/help/coding-guidelines

This commits also includes:
- using new ES6 functionality
- using jQuery for ajax requests


Can we use DFUFile.FileFormat instead?


I still believe it's better to keep the most as original, because then you share the same bugs and also the fixes. Additionally you can roll back the changes in case of failures...


Shouldn't be here also SendMessageToSet? Other players should know it as well (f.e. glyph spellId = 114338)


It's safe, because

    '{foo}{bar}'

becomes

    '{x}foo{x}{x}{bar}{x}'

which becomes

    ['','foo','','bar','']

which compiles to

  '' + repl['foo'] + '' + repl['bar'] + ''

As i commented "stupid but works".  :-)

BTW, í [added a test case](https://github.com/StephanHoyer/translate.js/commit/5af783751c9d3789a9832411f99e61eedeb25e19) for that.


TeamCity MonoGame :: Develop (Win) [Build 3.5.0.414](http://teamcity.monogame.net/viewLog.html?buildId=9141&buildTypeId=MonoGame_DevelopWin&guest=1) outcome was **FAILURE**
Summary: Tests failed: 1 (1 new), passed: 537, ignored: 6 Build time: 00:16:40
### Failed tests
```
MonoGameTests.exe: MonoGame.Tests.Visual.BlendStateTest.VisualTests: <no details avaliable>

```


This commit also seems to undelete a bunch of code that was accidentally deleted in the previous commit?
If you can manage to avoid this type of thing (eg. via amending commits, fixup commits, etc.) it makes it easier to review the commits. ;-)


I can't right now as I don't have an Android device at my hands. You can just reset the branch back and only block CreeHack.


with the latest 3.0.11.final the netty resource leak still reported.   shall we use releaseLater here?


Should I remove it? My thinking was, it's not an enormous security risk since you have to actually be on the production server in the first place to access the postgres, and it will be useful to me/someone working on the project in the future to know the db pass.


孙大圣发放


OK, now I have to figure out rebasing for this. I'm going to merge it.


Not sure if it is typical of AsEnters effects, but noticed putting Voice of All into play directly with the cheat.dck made it keep asking what the chosen color was. Worked fine casting from hand though.


Okay, I can change this. I just went with the directory the last version was deployed in.


`'{x}'` --> `'{x}x{x}'` -> `['','x','']` -> `'' + repl['x'] + ''` -> Profit!


слишком много ненужных проверок


See issue #4.


This isn't the right place for this declaration. If you look at the comment at line 93, this collection of declarations as for things that are only on servers. I suggest moving this declaration up to just before line 91. Also, if you put it there, there's no need for a comment (the class documentation in ObjectFinder.h already says everything that's needed).


Hello, Roeut Chak was here. Have been here for a good minute working my way in OS X and Github.


что вы ожидали от этой проверки ```is_int((int) $page )```?


btw how about using `\033[K` to make sure previous line is cleared? It should work on terminal-like outputs :wink:


might be better to return null, that way the caller knows there are no columns, right?
Otherwise, what can the caller do with the new empty arraylist?


target == NULL matches the rest of the code.


target != NULL


spaces->tab


усложненная логика с пагинацией - выше вы использовали ```findActiveByPage``` метод, который по названию уже должен учитывать пагинацию.


"couldn't it be possible that vertex arrays are used in combination with default attributes", this is tested by the test and I *explicitly mention that in the text*. The fallback attribs are not used at all if there's an array enabled for the component.


gchar pls


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You should try to get this upstream!


That's my secret: theres actually two of me.


ewwww, can't we use g_error_prepend here?


можно было бы взять готовый пагинатор типа https://github.com/KnpLabs/KnpPaginatorBundle, который упростил бы код. Тем более вы сделали сервис пагинации, который нигде не используете.


It's a bad idea to overwrite default rules for all elements given type. In my case I need to remove this rule every time after I update this plugin. Because it broke view of brackets-git (changed files list). The checkboxes are ugly-big and beyond the bottom borders.


why not just block non-primitive types? allow: string, number, boolean, null, undefined

This guard seems like its just trying to prevent complex objects in such that really do need to be serialized to a string prior to encoding.


minor, but the input param are the filecolumns, right, not the child columns of a column?


> Currently from cap/alert/xx/assign, we do not know which info user is talking about.

Why not? Because they have the same represent?
If so then simply change the represent to incldue a differentiator?
e.g., as per my understanding, there are different info segments when there are different languages, so ensure the language code is part of the represent.


same question/comment as above


No, not yet, because the `relational_operand.cursor` does not support it. Currently, it only takes one switch and not one for each attribute.


заходя на список новостей, пользователь сразу получит exception, так как конкретной страницы еще нет в запросе.


I think this code is right, and you can remove the TODO. It's not so much about notifying the other endpoints about the end of sessions. The issue is that ObjectFinder caches a bunch of Session objects, which in turn have pointers to Transports. Without this code, it is possible that the Transports will get  deleted before ObjectFinder releases all of its Session objects; then, when ObjectFinder eventually cleans up its Sessions, they will access Transports that no longer exist. I suspect that it's a bug that there was no such reset in MasterService. Perhaps we just got lucky, and accessing the dead Transports didn't cause a core dump. Another possible explanation is that servers don't typically  shut down; they run until they die or are killed; so, the issue may have never come up.


Fixes #33


I saw we introduced an enum, but this seems to be comparing strings, let's use the enumeration if possible.


No such function (I obviously looked before doing this inline ;) ).


> ATM if only one cap_info is present, then it filters based on cap_info event_type_id and priority; but for  > multiple cap_info then only event_type_id.

Why? I don't understand at all why that would be?

If this is your question then I guess I can dig further, but it sounds like you think this is logical/expected whereas it isn't to me...makes no sense to me at all at this point (I've not yet looked at the code or tried to debug it)


probably need to add data- to the ng-model and ng-change


add data- to ng-change


Is `secret_key` still needed here?


если page == 1,то она априори уже больше 0. Непонятная проверка


I think `h.groups.hashids` as the namespace is probably overly verbose. It's clearly a hashids namespace so `h.groups` will do fine.


Could you add the ``secrets_repo`` var to defaults/main.yml?


Created issue https://github.com/piwik/piwik/issues/8425


PR welcome.


нет валидации, что id должно быть числом


I agree that the overloaded terminology is confusing, but "placeholder" gives the wrong idea that these values are somehow substituted later, while "fallback" makes more sense for the other feature than this one. What about "standard attribute values"?


This was already a part of https://github.com/tangrams/tangram-es/pull/207


we have a situation that seems to be occuring intermittently throwing the 'Attempting to cast a DBNull to a non nullable type!' error in our implementation below,

public int UpdateJob(JobItem item)
{
itemvalues.Add("@item1Count", item.StartTime);
itemvalues.Add("@item2Count", item.EndTime);
itemvalues.Add("@RowsAffected", dbType: DbType.Int32, direction: ParameterDirection.Output);

 _db.Execute(StoredProcedures.UPDATE_TABLE, param: itemvalues, commandType.StoredProcedure);

  return itemvalues.Get<int>("@RowsAffected");
}

I seems this is a reliability issue because we are getting this errors about 15 times out of 1000 jobs processed.


зачем переменаня в сервисе? либо другой сервис передавайте, либо параметр


Yep, I will do that this afternoon.


код стайл не выдержан


No worries, I assumed that was what you mean't :).


This will not work for new rows. Btw thanks for an issue. I'll try to fix it soon.
Probably widget has to use ActiveForm for rendering inputs for this purpose


этот сервис нигде не используется - зачем его нужно было создавать?


It's a long shot, but you asked me to bring up the issue here... Perhaps an over ride for the /mchest when using it to sell cobblestone and the *ites. As in a stack is worth $2.56, when they can be relatively easily sold at shoppe for $10 a stack. If they were valued at $0.15 per unit, a stack would be worth $9.60, the $.40 would be a convenience charge.

And while using this, you mentioned a few days ago issues involving /dchest being taken advantage of... Maybe, using the same values as that of /xchest, implement a karma score, gain karma for putting in, lose for removing. Set up a scoreboard, say /kartop, and I imagine many of the more common donors would keep their karma score positive, simply out of pride. Just an idea.

Thank you for reading!

Froon.


For examl/raxml bootstrapping and tree calibration, the parallel settings are changed: Rather than letting treePL/examl/raxml deal with multithreading/mpi for one run, we parallelise the execution of these programs for the different replicates/trees. If there are less number of item to process than cores available, the tools will still use parallelisation themselves.
This will be slightly faster in my opinion, because this way also other processes will be parallelised, e.g. creating of the calibration table etc. @rvosa: please tell me in case you see a worse performance for your calculations.


sounds good


почему это свойство protected, а  ```$itemsPerPage``` public ?


Sorry, should have added screens, so prior to this it tried to split sub arrays up for some reason

Here's what it looked like before:
![screen shot 2015-07-24 at 16 51 41](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/308507/8878856/78f3f79e-3225-11e5-810f-369e0576412d.png)
Note each sub array is in it's own `<pre />`, also values which aren't arrays are simply output.

Now just outputs completely into a single `<pre />`:

![screen shot 2015-07-24 at 16 51 27](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/308507/8878881/9ae5690a-3225-11e5-9c9c-e481e6fda6d7.png)


Visual studio is a far superior tool for development. I wanted to compile
everything in visual studio, but that doesn't work very nicely so I
decided  to use qt creator. You can use qmake to generate visual studio
project files if you want.

On Fri, 24 Jul 2015 01:14 fileoffset <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Yeah that makes sense. I actually didn't have any spaces in my path, but
> the files were still failing to copy unless I wrapped them in spaces. I
> didn't think to put the spaces in the qt gui.
>
> Btw Duncan, I've been meaning to ask you: why do you compile the back end
> dll's in visual studio, but the gui in qt creator? I was going to try and
> push the whole build into qt creator land to make the build setup and
> maintenance easier. If you're interested in that let me know and I'll have
> a crack at it.
>
>
> On 24 July 2015 8:37:18 am Duncan Ogilvie <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > You must use quotes in the qt creator gui. Otherwise it will split the
> > arguments anyway.
> >
> > On Thu, 23 Jul 2015 23:43 Nukem <notifications@github.com> wrote:
> >
> > > Add on ( @fileoffset <https://github.com/fileoffset> ): This will
> never
> > > work easily without quotes. A space in the directory path causes it to
> be
> > > interpreted as another parameter. Adding quotes in the .bat won't help.
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> .
>


This is a good idea! Will you try it out?


OK, the same way as in avocado itself. (I haven't study the correctness of import, I hope pylint would raise an exception....)


Also changed user lookup to use email instead of username.


Now it yells `Call to a member function split() on null` on something that looks like perfectly normal table. Seems like it tried to go upward from tbody


Committed: https://github.com/StephanHoyer/translate.js/commit/8715fddac8b886403923ce9cea4be0ccb048dbf6


I forgot to remove `+#include "crossplatform_shared_ptr.h"` before the commit. It will be removed for the next one.


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This should be as easy as:
```js
Object.defineProperties(context, composable.compose.propertyDescriptors);
```


Is it nessesery to change the CodeIgniter Core ? - I don't see warnings then file_exists is here .....


Hi @rotronic34, have you gotten to the pull request step yet? (step 11 in the tutorial https://bobbyrentech.wordpress.com/2015/04/23/junior-developers-resource-guide-pt-1/)


I hope you will not find out how to do this on other profiles... :smile: Trust me, it's possible, lol. Just don't, please. :zap:


Changed to ./schema_db.py for clarity; should work with all Python versions though.


are all column types set to STRING?


I you don't mind, can you try it out?
I got other ideas I am testing out...


Cleanup defconfig also


Well the big difference is, that makefile interrupts on failure. But multiple steps are performed and you get this nice colored result for each of them and you don't have to rerun everything to see failures of the later check results.


I will


Should we be testing `this` so that we don't push `global`/`window` into the descriptor?


Changed to "Executable to grade; must accept the task on stdin and output the results on stdout", is that clearer?


Done.


great, you did not forget to update dependencies...


Can you share your swagger. With Angular 1.4 that should not happen

Also what is your browser?


Thanks a lot, I didn't know argparse, it's way more elegant than getopt and makes the code way more readable.


Btw I noticed this one is not yet ported to travis on docker. I'm adding it to my todolist.


Extra closing div tag


extra return


Changed.


There are a fair number of magic numbers here. Does it make sense to put them into constants? It's hard to know what they correspond to. Or are they just backed into the formula?


Unnecessary control statement.


Yes, I'm VS2015!


`Invariant` functor but you'd need a `newtype` to put the type param in the right position.

I'm not sure the code is correct (of course I could be wrong). Let's say you have two modifies right in a row resulting from a single `queryChild`. Then you'll `mapF` over both of them and the 2nd modify will pass the initial state in, not the updated state resulting from the first modify.

It seems to me you might need something like `mapStateF` which would allow you to pass along state as you are mapping over the free structure.


Does that work for you? For me, he can't verify the update, probably because he can't download any checksums that way, can he?


I feel like this could be improved with a static hashmap. I'll open a separate issue for this.


Where do I download this distro, it sounds great :smile:


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Looks good to me. Thanks!


Changed, indeed UTF-8 is better.


I shouldn't dump my database schema without checking afterwards... fixed.


Please move the javascript into a separate js file and link from there.


It's to add a tag to all tasks sent by some platform (for instance to limit which servers that platform's tasks can be done on). I don't have any idea for a more explicit name; this explaination will be in the doc though.


nice!


I don't think so, when battery is very low then it simply shutdown.. even if the charger driver is completely misconfigured.


This is something else I'm going to have to add support for in the OM. Maybe using an `Atomic` wrapper.


yes, it's always better to use standard way of testing...


Changed.


Yeah it’s something we definitely need to look at at some point, but for now the test output is really suffering from this.


I had wondered about a similar attack of making tests fail when this happens


I might return that (or more probably similar functionality). Can you elaborate on your usage of it? I'm just curious.


Its hard to apply now, but new apps would want this in from day 1


`received_from`:  ID of the platform which sent the task
`sent_to`: ID of the server the queue sent the task to
`taskdata`: JSON data of the task; it's the JSON sent to the taskgrader


@stasn77 I might return that (or more probably similar functionality). Can you elaborate on your usage of it? I'm just curious.


I think that’s a good idea to have for when we get to tackling it.


Aye


yes


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How can I fixe it ?


What if the file contains a single empty comment line?


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hmm, I'm wondering what was the source of this hash. :wink:


Yeah, I think you're right - two modifies in a row is a good example. I had a feeling it wasn't right, but it seemed a bit odd that I have to look up the state for a child twice too, but I suppose the first lookup is just "does this component exist?" and I actually don't care about the state at that point.


On title ("Add gravitar support.")  Gravatar, maybe?


Chaining of `order_by` is a rather common solution implemented by many ORM including SQLAlchemy. As far as I know they respect the ordering operation as performed by SQL. So call to
```
rel.fetch.order_by('name', descending=True).order_by('language')
```

Should return something like

| name    | language  |
|---------|-----------|
| Fabian  | English   |
| Fabian  | German    |
| Edgar   | English   |
| Edgar   | Japanese  |
| Dimitri | English   |
| Dimitri | Ukrainian |

This is consistent with SQL of `ORDER BY name DESC, language ASC'


I am implementing that already at the moment.


I think the if check should move into automount_start_expire()


oh! do you know if only kitakami boards requires this?
because I am getting gcc warning when I am compiling for leo, like:

../../../../../../kernel/sony/msm/drivers/video/msm/mdss/mdss_dsi.c:129:12: warning: 'mdss_dsi_labibb_vreg_ctrl' defined but not used [-Wunused-function]
 static int mdss_dsi_labibb_vreg_ctrl(struct mdss_dsi_ctrl_pdata *ctrl,
            ^

Maybe we should to add kitakami to #ifdef statement.


why do you commit your .DS_Store? :)


sounds all right.


I have nothing to say about this, let me try if that works :smile:


I think Paul did just what you said in the other commit,... the only reason I think that in dCache >2.12 it should be removed nevertheless is:
AFAIU dCache wouldn't even start with Java7 and Java8 is not affected. Thus having the option DISABLE_BROKEN_DH is simply confusing.


@eligrey hey, is there any chance of tagging the versions on Git? We install FileSaver through jspm and we'd love to be able to tie ourselves to a git tag if possible.

Thanks :)


I am deeply insulted. It will require a sincere apology before we can cooperate on any project again.


So... what's the appropriate parameter? Or would this require a new one?


Ha, missed that. OK


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If `root` means 'access via XrootD', maybe it is more direct to just call the protocol `xrootd`? @klannon might have an opinion


I thought it was complicated with isolate, but actually it's not. I'll add it.


What is this license it talks about? I can't find it, and I don't know if it's compatible with Openfire's Apache licensing.


👍 good call 😜


Well, my point is that by running `make check` locally, which will include all steps, we can pretty much guard against failures in the later steps (say, inspekt) when running on Travis.


Hehehe. Good library, thanks for sharing it!


bye


It is what you would specify directly in the parameter set if you were to run `cmsRun` on it?  I was thinking we should keep the number of URLs the user has to remember short.  So if everyone else is using `root` for XrootD, so should we.


Do you have any info about that?


I know it might be too much but syntax like

```python
rel.fetch.order_by(name='DESC', language='ASC')
```

would have been cool too.


Fixed by #8919.


GOOD BYE MY LOVER!


Just rebuild all the junk.

Should be a boost in load time in theory now. Refactored and removed a bunch of cruft :+1:


BYEBYE


Nope, and that would be nice.


cya later nerd


Good point! I retract my suggestion.


Hello, I tried the latest mate-themes from master, TraditionalOk. In the file gtk-widgets.css I removed all the .overshoot sections (.undershoot too, but they are transparent anyway). The "blue flash" overshoot indicator is not shown anymore in the gtk+-3.16 scroll window widgets. If there is a negative side effect, I have not noticed it yet.


interesting; should we perhaps instead just increase the `recursion_limit` itself?  I mean, the only drawback of that is that we will take longer before failing on other instances of infinite regress, right?

(Also the `recursion_limit` is exposed to end-users, in some sense, right?  And thus this should be using a saturating or checked multiply, right?  But again, might be simpler to just increase the default value.)


command not foundads/scripts 2/RampOnMazeBank: line 199: 94,76672


I though that, by breaking into multiple classes, the goal should be more obvious. But yes, I could have turned the `self.log.info` lines into docstrings.

Let me know if you really like that. If so, I can work on a v3.


Yes! Is that ok? I liked it way better


Do we want this in here by default?


Travis told me it was needed. See the previous commit that failed on CI.


Tot Ziens!


Ok. Why is it better to create a new board than to mutate? Also would that mean that the board itself would have to be stored in a var, or is there a way to avoid storing it?


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That's a darn good question. I've added it here to cover the use case however I have to agree that it probably should not be default behavior. The question then becomes how to handle it? Perhaps another wp-config.php define to enable/disable attachment indexing?


Added the requirement onto the schema and changed taskgrader to always fill this field.


It would be simpler to rename DefaultErrorWriter to defaultErrorWriter and assign ResponseErrorWriter to an instance of defaultErrorWriter in ResponseErrorWriter's declaration. Then you don't need NewDefaultErrorWriter, the default implementation isn't exposed, and others can implement ErrorWriter if they wish.

Arguably setting ResponseErrorWriter to nil if it defaults to defaultErrorWriter is a programmer error, so a nil reference panic would be fine, and so setting it to defaultErrorWriter if it is nil isn't needed. If so, then you wouldn't need writeJSONError and writePlaintextError at all and could replace calls of them with calls to ResponseErrorWriter methods.

There is code other than writeJSONError and writePlaintextError that formats error bodies. See NotFoundHandler for an example (maybe there are others, I can't recall). Try searching for "error" or "description".


Ignore what I said about `mapStateF`, because you're translating from one StateF (child) to another (parent), you have the installed parent state right there.


I don't like bringing them verbatim here and then applying patches...


We actually don't use it, it's already split in the output... It was written as the counter part to compileAndRunParams in the input JSON, where both params are together in the same field. I removed it.


Ce fichier sert à abbréger les libellés pour faciliter leur rapprochement.

Quelles sont les abréviations usuelles de CARRAIRE et CALADE ?

Je trouve par exemple CALL pour CALADE (parfois écrit CALLADE ou CALLADA)

Rien trouvé pour CARRAIRE.


Shouldn't there be `@property` here too? I know we wouldn't call modifiers like `order_by`, but there will still be uses like `rel.fetch1['attr1']`.


@h2o64 That is quite embarassing lol


There are cases where you can end up with dangling drop rules if the script gets interrupted right before deleting the rules. I've seen many cases of that.
A workaround might be to clean the rules right after starting the container.


Fixed in abb4a67


@starrynte : Looks good to me.


What is the use of keeping the order? A custom hook overwrites the one provided by PyInstaller and the order is random anyway.


Yeah, I'd really like to avoid raycasting. If we can position the spatial based on getCursorPosition() accurately in the scene, everything else should fall into place. Developers could then use getCursorPosition() in their applications, and it'd work for both VR & non-VR modes.

For example, the current VRGuiNode system works by placing items originally positioned for the screen accurately into the scene. The same should be possible with the cursor position...


add sometings


I will rethink organization - should help w my question above about what to do w the board as an immutable map!


Yes. Dimitri stumbled upon that one already. Will be fixed in the next pull request.


Added short descriptions for both.


I did test this. Yes. Even if doing it by `$downloadLink = substr($updatePage, strpos($updatePage, $url), -200);` looks and is a bit strange. It just is (or returns) the full html content of the $updatePage URL page, where the following preg_match (L330) will match the MD5.
Did you really try it?
If we can do this better we should it for sure!


Indeed...


@thefourtheye Why wouldn't it be done as `while (new Date().getTime() < stopTime);`?


dwd,
I believe it should be.  My interpretation is that its a redistro license, like others, that can be used freely. as long as credit is give, and not pass off as someone else work.
https://devcentral.f5.com/eula
Here is some discussion on it from the author and f5 employee on the topic.
https://devcentral.f5.com/questions/license-agreement-on-icontroljar


Cool, sounds good
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I like that. That actually makes it easier.


I was not sure  if that might break something or not. Anyway, it looks like it does not matter.


8994 needs this. Kitakami ifdef doesn't feel quite right, gotta find a good solution :)


Great. I hope it will not ever be necessary, but just for the record would it be possible to forward this written permission to julia-admin@googlegroups.com ? I think that should be equivalent to @JuliaLang/owners


Sorry about this, because I suggested this change.

But reading more online and checking other cpp examples on github (a lot of facebook and google code).
Almost all follow the standard of not using "using" in source files, if namespace blocks can be defined for internal code.

So if we are to go with this, we will have to revert this commit :(.

Again, my apologies for the suggestion.


Of course! Now I'm an official contributor. :)


May be usefull to directly rename variables ?
_mode => _readWriteMode
_form => _audioFormat
_chan => _numberOfChannels
_size => _numberOfSamples


published


Oui je suis aux states, là où j'étais en stage l'an dernier. T'as pas
WhatsApp ou un truc comme ça ? Ce sera plus facile pour communiquer les
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Why is this a fix? @MrMindImplosion


we don't really need this .im class here, we add that sometimes to differentiate if there are multiple icon fonts in one project but it's not necessary most of the time


Why two moves? Forewarn only needs one, and the client only uses the first one.


Why using unsigned int, and not size_t ?
size_t is unsigned.


because of a quirk in node. it seems to load index.html first rather than do app.get("/"...


I'm afraid I don't know any good blog posts. The Rails guides has a reasonable overview: http://guides.rubyonrails.org/active_record_querying.html#scopes Let me know if you've got any further questions on scopes.


Please add tests for this behavior so we can prevent regressions in the future :)


Yes, changing to uint32


Use the method you added to `ApplicationHelper`, these markdown methods can be removed from the model. At this point I'd say the model doesn't need to know how to convert markdown to HTML.


I don't think this directory exists anymore?


I'm looking at this.


Yeah we can just take the previous commit, not a problem.

I've seen the 'using namespace' pattern in respectable codebases so I don't
think it's crazy, wasn't a difficult thing to try either (mostly just sed
:P)

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>
> But reading more online and checking other cpp examples on github (a lot
> of facebook and google code).
> Almost all follow the standard of not using "using" in source files, if
> namespace blocks can be defined for internal code.
>
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Ok, no need to be const in this patch.


Consider using the helper method:
```html
<h2><%= markdown_to_html @wiki.title %></h2>
```


This needs removed or changed to some sort of user content


Changed.


styleguide sais: for importing string and text modules, use the names of the corresponding type aliases from string-conversions where possible.  this would be `ST` here.


looks good!


I can trim the PR.

Yes, `overlap` is the root of the issue. Hopefully `a.intersect(b)` has a lazy implementation and checks that the interiors intersect first.


all for animation


1.货币符号
2.货币符号的位置
3.空格
4.小数点符号
5.千位分隔符
均不同


OK, how about add read_xattr() or readxattr_malloc()? I think it would be good to have a pair of read/write xattr helper function. But the setxattr() is already. So add readxattr() and writexattr(). The writeattr() can take NULL as label parameter to remove the label.

And how about label.c? better than util.c


跟着当前区域设置发生改变


it was there twice


`ChainDescriber` already has namespaces. why are we passing it here too?


`!d.namespaces.Has(kapi.NamespaceAll)`


Ok, changed.


that's a good question:)


Ack.


Thanks a lot for pointing this out. Fixed it and released version 1.0.11.
Let me know if you still see any UI corruption.

Thanks and Regards,
Swagatam Mitra

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From my system's audit.log:

type=AVC msg=audit(1437674935.750:1463): apparmor="DENIED" operation="exec" profile="/usr/bin/docker" name="/sbin/mke2fs" pid=65017 comm="docker" requested_mask="x" denied_mask="x" fsuid=0 ouid=0

type=AVC msg=audit(1437675446.357:1698): apparmor="DENIED" operation="exec" profile="/usr/bin/docker" name="/sbin/tune2fs" pid=77644 comm="docker" requested_mask="x" denied_mask="x" fsuid=0 ouid=0

type=AVC msg=audit(1437677169.423:2877): apparmor="DENIED" operation="exec" profile="/usr/bin/docker" name="/sbin/blkid" pid=122378 comm="docker" requested_mask="x" denied_mask="x" fsuid=0 ouid=0


iyerfhbsek rfh


unused args


Would have added it if I had seen a DENIED.


Yes that's right.. U would also need the counterpart of this in base.. Read the commit msg to see the included commits


run a `toLower` to be more tolerant


Makes sense to me.  For my own knowledge, why were you trying to avoid it, is there a downside?


@woess mentioned we might be able to use Unsafe to do that and have support at the OM level.
It would definitely be fairly useful to have in the OM the semantics of final (fence at the end of the constructor) and volatile.


Okay, so I haven't internalized the gist of this change yet.  `STTx` had a mutable member flag (`sig_state_`) which remembered whether the transaction signature had been checked and whether the signature passed or failed.  That flag is gone with this pull request.  Okay so far.

However the value that the `sig_state_` flag provided was a way of remembering whether or not the signature had been checked on that particular `STTx`.  As I recall, the last time I worked through this part of the code, there were at least three different paths that might check the signature on an `STTx`.  Checking the signature is, I've been led to believe, a fairly compute expensive operation.  With the `sig_state_` flag the `STTx` could short circuit a request for a signature check if it had been performed previously.

What I haven't seen in this change is a place where the `sig_state_` equivalent is stored.  I'm not saying it isn't there, I just haven't spotted it in the code.

So I think, at the end of the day, we'd like to have one of two things:

 1. If we can guarantee that an `STTx` will only be asked for it's signed state once, then the equivalent of the `sig_state_` flag is not needed.  I don't see that in these changes, but I might have missed it.
 2. If the `STTx` might still be asked multiple times to check its signature, then the equivalent of the `sig_state_` flag is still needed.  Although keeping the flag as a member of the `STTx` was convenient and easy to think about, I'm okay with the flag being elsewhere as long as it is easy to find.  Again, I don't see that here but I might have missed it.

So, what am I missing?  Thanks.


Please don't use inline css


I made another version without the time option (no animation) to simplify the test. That results in this data viz http://bl.ocks.org/tdhock/raw/ad2b0c923de6b971b9ed/

When I looked in firebug I saw NaN warnings and some bars that do not show up. Can you check the tsv files for NA values and see where they come from? For example this is the file that the download table says is shown at first. https://gist.githubusercontent.com/tdhock/ad2b0c923de6b971b9ed/raw/ab5c1529cba6fc4dbdba1f9576654632f90caf4d/geom6_bar_bar_chunk16.tsv

![animint-nan-bug](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/932850/8880116/3db314ec-3204-11e5-8556-21763894ef3f.png)

I also saw that there is "2" in the "downloaded" column for the geom6_bar_bar row. That is not normal. There should only be 1 chunk downloaded at the beginning.


@chrisseaton But otherwise Atomic* would work fine, although Fiber/Thread might not be the easier/interesting ones to adopt with the processor.


Here are the exec's:

./daemon/graphdriver/devmapper/deviceset.go:			err = exec.Command("mkfs.ext4", append([]string{"-E", "nodiscard,lazy_itable_init=0"}, args...)...).Run()

./daemon/graphdriver/devmapper/deviceset.go:		err = exec.Command("tune2fs", append([]string{"-c", "-1", "-i", "0"}, devname)...).Run()

./daemon/graphdriver/devmapper/deviceset.go:    out, err := exec.Command("blkid", "-s", "UUID", "-o", "value", device).Output()

There are more, we just need to trigger them.

./daemon/graphdriver/devmapper/deviceset.go:		err = exec.Command("mkfs.xfs", args...).Run()


`imageapi.SplitImageStreamTag`?


That should work too.


I do like that, but trello card would do (no need to keep this patch waiting)


That is a good point, I think the workaround would work.


This requires navigating through the `RESTMapper` to properly expand shortcuts and handle pluralization.  It's a general problem and you can make it a TODO if you like.


I don't even succeed in compiling `libsyntax` without this.


@KonstantinKo Funktioniert lokal, aber auf Staging überhaupt nicht. Habe u.a. die config.assets.version hochgesetzt etc. aber nichts hat funktioniert. Any ideas?


Maybe it could be useful to have a function "setText(string)" or something like that? Or "initConversation(arraylist<string>)" It feels like this will be done a lot in the code otherwise. Maybe even read it from file so it is easy to update.


'time spent searching'


Well the whole point of functional programming is to never mutate state. If you have `2x = 6` then the value of `x` can never change in a purely functional world. If you need to then compute `2x = 7`  you would need a new `x` to represent it. Using `var`s violates that principle and makes reasoning about program correctness more difficult.

I suppose intuitively you might think of the board as being mutable, and it does appear to be so. Perhaps a better way to think of the board is to think of the enumeration of all possible valid arrangements of pieces on the board. You could number them starting with 1 for the initial state, 2 for the state after a pawn move, 3 for the state after a different pawn move, etc., until you've enumerated all of them. With this numbering in place, moving a piece on the board doesn't mutate the board but rather maps you from state `s` sub *i* to state `s` sub *j* (sorry don't know how to do subscript notation here).

If you add a `Chess` object then you can avoid the need for a mutable board:

```
object Chess {
  def new: Board = Board()
  def move(...): Board = { ... }
  def undo: Board = { ... }
  def redo: Board = { ... }
  ...
}
```

The operations can delegate to the immutable map used to store the board, and return new maps as the board is operated on.

I think you can make a case for undo and redo being side-effecting or non-side-effecting. It's worth thinking through the meaning of those operations as well as the others. Are two board states with the same layout but arrived at through a different series of moves the same board state, or two different ones? To some extent, it depends how you define things in your universe.

This is just a suggested approach, perhaps you can think of a better one!


Must remove all the .idea/* files


LXC related ones that would need to be 'triggered':

./daemon/execdriver/lxc/driver.go:              output, err = exec.Command("lxc-version").CombinedOutput()
./daemon/execdriver/lxc/driver.go:              output, err = exec.Command("lxc-start", "--version").CombinedOutput()
./daemon/execdriver/lxc/driver.go:              output, err = exec.Command("lxc-kill", "-n", id, strconv.Itoa(sig)).CombinedOutput()
./daemon/execdriver/lxc/driver.go:              output, err = exec.Command("lxc-stop", "-k", "-n", id).CombinedOutput()
./daemon/execdriver/lxc/driver.go:      return exec.Command("lxc-info", "-n", id).CombinedOutput()

others that may be used or never be reached:
./vendor/src/github.com/godbus/dbus/conn_darwin.go:     cmd := exec.Command("launchctl", "getenv", "DBUS_LAUNCHD_SESSION_BUS_SOCKET")
./vendor/src/github.com/godbus/dbus/conn_other.go:      cmd := exec.Command("dbus-launch")
./vendor/src/github.com/samuel/go-zookeeper/zk/server_java.go:  srv.cmd = exec.Command("java", "-jar", srv.JarPath, "server", srv.ConfigPath)


With this commit, the warning returns for Aries as well:
```
drivers/video/msm/mdss/mdss_dsi.c:129:12: warning: 'mdss_dsi_labibb_vreg_ctrl' defined but not used [-Wunused-function]
 static int mdss_dsi_labibb_vreg_ctrl(struct mdss_dsi_ctrl_pdata *ctrl,
```
Before it all warnings were gone except:
```
  DTC     arch/arm/boot/dts/qcom/../msm8974pro-ac-shinano_aries.dtb
Warning (reg_format): "reg" property in /soc/qcom,actuator@0 has invalid length (4 bytes) (#address-cells == 1, #size-cells == 1)
```


we're talking about two different things. I agree with adding inspekt into `Makefile` but I don't agree with using `make check` in Travis. Instead it should contain the same steps as `make check` in order to have all of them executed in Travis with nice statuses.


This should be basically just an abstraction for the underscore method. It should take two parameters and just pass them through to the _.extend method. Also add in the comment that the use of this is to abstract away the need to have the _ library imported to use this view.


Revert whitespace changes to adhere to [linting rules](https://github.com/cfpb/front-end/blob/master/.eslintrc#L653-L667)


removing prova also lets us remove browserify as a dev-dependency, which makes the whole `npm install` _way_ faster.


Also, for some reason the entire calarmarapiclient.py is being changed instead of just few lines.


here is the problem.. if line is empty then there is buffer overflow. when this happens the vs2010 testrunner shows a dialog box. and then the appveyor build hangs.


nice "fixes"


This will throw an error because the underscore _.each function does not return a fail. You will need to fix your nesting there.


Should probably copy the RFC6979 3.6 "Additional data" reference here; so it's clear that this isn't just something totally adhoc.


This is required for conformance to some interface?


what is this even supposed to fix LOL


FIXED July 24 2015.


....................................................................................ok


>SPREADSHEET

i need to take a vacation


why did this need to be rolled back?


@aniarya82

There must be only one element with a particular ID in an HTML page.

So, instead of the same ID, use the same class for both the quotes elements.


@KonstantinKo Glaube am Ende war es einfach etwas heiß im Büro...

Habe hier sehr hektisch versucht ein Problem zu lösen von dem ich im Nachhinein nicht mehr sicher bin, ob überhaupt ein Zusammenhang bestand. Konkret gab es Probleme, wenn man in einem Offer in der target_audience nil eingegeben hat (also einfach was auch immer im dropdown stand gelöscht hat) und dann speichern wollte. Konnte das dann aber später, als ich mir die Zeit genommen habe nicht mehr nachvollziehen. Diese Änderungen habe ich gemacht, da ich dachte, dass enumerize :target_gender, in: %w(boys_only girls_only) bedeutet, dass nil nicht gültig ist, aber lokal hat es bei mir dann doch geklappt, insofern glaube ich inzwischen fast, dass der Fehler nur an einem fehlenden heroku.restart oder schlechtem Timing mit einer migration lag. Any thoughts (weitere Details auch gerne mündlich)?


nice log file name, and amazing ai "fix"


Where is this used, I'm not seeing it anywhere?


you make me cry


Remove debugging


Don't touch the actuator .... those are camera-related things.

....and I already said that the mdss_dsi warning is normal because it's used only on 8994.


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Jap, in einer production Umgebung heißt die Datei nicht `livechat.js` sondern irgendwas wie `livechat-2345d5f4ads67.js`

Spricht etwas dagegen, das einfach von der application.js zu requiren wie alles andere auch?


N.B. replace `href: ''` with `href: current_user.theme.get_version(1).url(:css)`


@Pablete1234 Yes


The same client makes call for buildConfigs and imageStreamTags (for the
latter it's only the GET in case of a "not found" error returned by the
ChainDescriber)

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have you heard of .gitignore


This is better and works too. What do you think?
````diff
@@ -322,14 +322,15 @@ EOS;
     function verifyUpdate($update, $version) {
         #$url          = (string)"http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/php-blog/serendipity-$version.zip?download";
         $url          = (string)"https://github.com/s9y/Serendipity/releases/download/$version/serendipity-$version.zip";
         #$updatePage   = (string)$this->getPage("http://www.s9y.org/12.html");
         $updatePage   = (string)$this->getPage("https://github.com/s9y/Serendipity/releases/tag/$version");
-        $downloadLink = substr($updatePage, strpos($updatePage, $url), -200);
+        #$downloadLink = substr($updatePage, strpos($updatePage, $url), 200);
         $found        = array();
         // grep the checksum
-        preg_match("/\(MD5: (.*)\)/", $downloadLink, $found);
+        #preg_match("/\(MD5: (.*)\)/", $downloadLink, $found);
+        preg_match("/\(MD5: (.*)\)/", $updatePage, $found);
         $checksum = $found[1];
         $this->show_message('<p class="msg_notice"><span class="icon-attention"></span>Checking MD5 zip file checksum: ' . $checksum . '</p>');
         $check = md5_file($update);
         if ($check == $checksum) {
             return true;
```


wtf


This whitespace change should stay, no need for spaces on html attributes.


FYI, I have a patch outstanding now which switches this profile to 'complain' so we can unbreak master and get more feedback from users that run into audit messages.


> The same client makes call for buildConfigs and imageStreamTags (for the
> latter it's only the GET in case of a "not found" error returned by the
> ChainDescriber)

Two fields on the struct.


Dont call these "extend..." otherwise it sounds like it is doing an action. Its probably better to have something like view.tableOptionsOverrides or view.tableOptionsExtensions.


Hey Rafael. We rather go through PRs for this kind of things ... I'm working on the syskit integration of the control loops and it's going to horribly conflict with this.


fgfgdtf


Well, this is certainly the biggest gitignore I've ever had in a project :ok_hand:


Couple of minor changes.


> Two fields on the struct.

It's the middle ground between me and @ironcladlou


Done, thanks for the advice.


Done.


I think you may have accidentally changed the submodule pointers back (which were changed on master). If you revert these, and then run `git submodule update --init --recursive`, then it should probably work on the continuous integration.


Hmmm nein spontan nicht. Zeig mir das am Besten einfach nochmal am Montag persönlich.


`disabled` isn't a valid attr type of `button`, is this something custom for React? Any reason we can't rely on the `disabled` attr instead (seems they're exact duplications of code).


Changed.


Do NOT do that. There is a convention for config file names in config/orogen, do not break it. If there's really a need for this, then we would need to figure out a different convention. When I saw these files, the first thing I wondered was "where's the component ?".


look man, it costs serious :moneybag: to forward these URLs, this isn't just something you can do willy-nilly!


`TeamList` returns a `ul` if it's `teams` is empty which looks like will result in a `ul` nested in another `ul`.


Thanks!


I think you have to remove the handle from the curl_multi in case of this function fails.

    curl_multi_remove_handle(global.multi, connection->curl);


Added, thanks.


For this kind of things it's better practice to use `mktemp -d`, combined with an atexit/trap function to remove the temporary directory on script exit.


See issue #5.


Changed, it's better indeed.


Should break `data` onto new line to match other changes here.


Ah You already took care of it, thanks.


Pedantic: Please put curly braces around lines 740 to 747 for ANSI C compliance.  As there exists ANSI C compilers for e.g. Z80 and 6502, I think it would be cool to see WLA run natively one day :P.

If I had to guess, your platform using signed char by default (i.e. char my_char is signed), and is causing very nice out-of-bounds errors. Your change should work for both unsigned (an int is guaranteed to be able to hold all possible values of an unsigned char) and signed chars (self explanatory), and should filter out some bugs/errors without crashing.

Will accept as soon as -pedantic-errors (Clang should've caught this I think?) modifications are made.


What if someone has `no` in their name? `no users found` seems safer.


For ceylon/ceylon-spec/issues/1387.


Nice catch, still an extra space between should and render though


same extra space here


ack


unneeded newline


sweet.  i wasnt going to use this project anyway.

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Ok thanks. Lots to think about! Might want to rework the ChessPiece class as well since currently they're also mutating as moves are made.


what you put in the commit message would be happier in a documentation comment on top of the file


this is removed in a later commit


this strdup() can leak.
the first block of encode_key_values() is:

    if (type != SOL_HTTP_PARAM_QUERY_PARAM &&
            type != SOL_HTTP_PARAM_POST_FIELD &&
            type != SOL_HTTP_PARAM_COOKIE) {
        errno = EINVAL;
        return NULL;
    }


@jlnwebster I'm not sure if the original had this, but I did it anyway. Now edittime properties are synced between instances and frames when the global tickbox is enabled. You can even change the key and if it matches an existing global key all the properties will refresh and sync up right then and there. Also, it makes sure to keep separate MFAs from mixing, so two different MFAs can use the same key and not overwrite each other when loaded at the same time.


ditto


If `myId` isn't being reused, why save it? Might as well reduce L:85 to  `return this.userTeams( loggedInUserStore.id )`


let me try it again...thanks for your help


Sorry Ian, I was on the wrong version. If you tested it, keep it as it is.

Side Remark: Please don't check in commented code, that is confusing to me. If we want to see the old code, we already have git for that :)

> This is better and works too. What do you think?

That searches for MD5: on the whole page, not only near the download link. Does not matter on github, as we have only one MD5 there.


oh yes, can I haz godef please? :dancer:


this return is really true ?


What's lodash being used for?


@Victorious3, how bad did I do this?


Please see https://github.com/darktable-org/darktable/pull/956 (tested and working on my side).


please use facets_product instead for naming


This should be 0 until SSL is working in Apache?


in case of fail, shouldn't you call curl_global_cleanup() ?


OK @doudou , I got your point.


Huum, looking to the sol_worker_thread_impl_cancel() it will call the finish callback, so I don't need call it by hand and I don't need to set user callback to NULL to avoid it be called twice.


CMSG_MOVE_SET_COLLISION_HEIGHT_ACK,       0x09FB


 run_analysis.r
1)  Primero se cargan las librerias a utilizar.
2)  Luego procedemos a descargar
3)  descomprimimos los archivos con la data a transformar
4)  procedemos con el procesode limpieza de la data
5)  creamos vectores filas que luego pasamos a trasponer
6) procedemos a sacar la media y la desviacion estadar de las columnas especificadas
7) asignamos nombres descriptivos a las actividades
8) y procedemos a generar el archivo


should be in %build


Should it actually be `jake tslint`?


can you lay out your argument(s) for why these side conditions on `has_dtor_of_interest` (that you have commented out below) should not be applied?

I know I've seen you talk about this in `#rust-internals` but I continue to believe that e.g. the static bound in `Box<Trait+'static>` means that it cannot contain references to non-static data, and therefore its destructor should be safe to run.

Where is my reasoning going wrong?


Any particular reason for linking to #asynchronous-tests, vs. say #readme?  Thanks.


hey, tbh I don't see the point in you calling coala-json.

You're *already* in python. You have access to the coalib. Still you invoke functions of the coalib that export the results to json just so you can simply reimport them into another python lib - why're you making it this complex?


Where can I see this convention? In cases where we have two or more deployments of the same task (like in the PID case), how should we name each one of them?


done


global.fds-- is missing


... Or of deciding to not support pre-ES5 browsers, which leads to the same conclusion.


> That searches for MD5: on the whole page, not only near the download link. Does not matter on github, as we have only one MD5 there.

Yes, that is what I meant. Doing substr and the strpos here is just doing nothing, so we better clean that down to use `preg_match("/\(MD5: (.*)\)/", $updatePage, $found);` only.
I wanted to keep the # commented previous used settings to have a quick backward fix compat.


Godef support is already added. Try command-shift-p and type godef.


How did that happen?  I did a pull approx and pull master before doing a
push approx.
What point should I revert back to?

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We are creating it. This is where we cache the agent installer tarball so the secondary masters can grab it from the master-of-masters.

tbh, though. I don't know what that tarball looks like anymore, @joshsamuelson would have to comment on that. He was working on it.


@derekhiggins is %{upstream_version} not required, does this build with delorean as-is?


Ouch, they probably already needed a rebuild - I keep forgetting. They can be regenerated on Super, I'll look into it.


crafatar :heart:

----
This should be an `<img>` though.
And if possible, use the player's UUID instead of the name :)


Thank you for using my patches. Please also check these commits.

== s2w ==
https://github.com/jollaman999/jolla-kernel_G_Gen3/commit/5644a7f150e09e5a8ac77fd1a7853d310844cbf6
https://github.com/jollaman999/jolla-kernel_G_Gen3/commit/c7f8d4dbbc5147ffd2d1d408e6874c7e1e379251

== lge_touch_core ==
https://github.com/jollaman999/jolla-kernel_G_Gen3/commit/9920e15ed4e60297a0e7934f41a109dfa7393f3c

== dt2w ==
https://github.com/jollaman999/jolla-kernel_G_Gen3/commit/021d00b09ed4c8cf5de6243b7c67454bc0667860
https://github.com/jollaman999/jolla-kernel_G_Gen3/commit/f6a07b3031c9d474aa25de576804773d8d438623
https://github.com/jollaman999/jolla-kernel_G_Gen3/commit/09558c49764423b6da4cb6b95b50ab6b26431421
https://github.com/jollaman999/jolla-kernel_G_Gen3/commit/707f306ef5d916a66c44c68479dc270df17c2bba


thanks :) great product btw


When I try commenting it out, this line doesn't change anything? Is it even needed if it's 100%?


Good, thanks, but...There are still problems in the offline copy in Firefox, and in Chorme (both offline and online).


You have an out of bounds error.
Queen idx=5;

Also I suggest you run SPSA tunning on this.


Thanks, yes the spacing does matter. I also had an "Outputt" that was throwing an error that took a while (and the help of the swirl guys) to figure out.


Yeah, I hope this isn't too much at once. This was a pretty spontaneous project - I didn't plan it!


It's very spread out in the documentation ... I thought it was more prominent

For instance
  http://rock-robotics.org/master/documentation/system_management_tutorials/500_config_files.html

Anyways, because syskit requires to have good "automatable" conventions, I had to refine it for the integration of the control loops in syskit. I'm documenting it, and trying to push it piece by piece.

What I would suggest is:
 - you move your code to a branch and create a PR. This commit is full of issues (apart from the conflict problem)
 - we revert this commit
 - I'm 100% on mainlining the syskit integration, so I hope to get there pretty soon. When it happens, you stop using the script and use the syskit integration instead.

OK ?


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Hehe ... I thought that too.
But sublime uses it's own inbuilt python. Which doesnt have multiprocessing and a bunch of other libraries - and so I just cant import `coalib`. Also, sublime has modified some of the core python modules :|

So, finally, the only way to get multiprocessing (or dbus ... or munkres) into sublime is by adding it as a sub-repository in github and including it into your plugin - which is horrible IMO.

So, it's better to isolate coala and sublime. pylint and git libraries also do this.


React internal function


Is there a reason we need this custom setter?


I meant slide 4-27


Sounds better, fixed.


Right now you have:
Move_None:  150
Pawn:  175
Knight:  200
Bishop:  225
Rook:  250
Queen:  Out of Bounds.


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Only if the content extends beyond 100%

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what the hell is this version system you're using


you are satan


If you call this function multiple times, what happens to the UIViews that have already been added as a subview? Seems like we may need to iterate `self.popups` and call `removeFromSuperview` on them before adding the new views


ah you are right, that was careless. will add a test.


@MosheBerman yeah it is. Did he give his permission?


Could you explain when xsd:string is used vs an untyped literal?  I see many cases of both.  @zednis -- any guidance for best practices for this?


Yes, if there is a then/catch/finally in a beforeEach/afterEach ... yes I will need to look for that. Thanks!


whoops, thanks @mc10


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this code: https://youtu.be/ee925OTFBCA?t=13s


I'm confused.  If these are required for validator, shouldn't they be transitive deps of validator itself?


I just looked at the diff for the whole branch, and I think I must have been mistaken (submodules are very confusing!). I'll double check locally to make sure all is right anyway.


I just spotted this change by chance. What's the sense of this rename? Why have QML in the name of a QML plugin in the first place? There is no way this can be re-used outside of the QML world so it's inherently redundant.


You could get the min of donatorLead.length and 10 in the for loop to only show the top 10.


Oh, nm.  Missed that you said they are "provided"


Ok, I'll follow your recommendation. I'll push this changes to a secondary branch, and then you can revert this commit (I'd would do a push -f, but I'm not sure if this is the best way). With the pull request we can work on the issues.


Misaligned


Are you in a hurry? What happened to 5.6.12?


This works, but seems like we should be comparing the actual objects using `==`.

Shouldn't the `UIView` that's returned from

`UIView *selectedView = [self.popupView popupAtIndex:index];`

be the same view as `self.addDevicePopup` or any of the other popup views we programmatically created? If that's the case, we can compare the objects. If we ever add two popup views of the same type, this current implementation wouldn't work correctly.


What kind of sorcery is this??? PS now? PS3 dual shock native support ?


unneeded empty line


bad tabbing


I'm a bit confused on this line, so we're still exposing the config by default?


Not a good name


It works!
![](http://37.media.tumblr.com/24e48d1fb7597854d7067926756a6353/tumblr_n1djc1JPtG1sq5au9o3_500.gif)


My understanding was that xsd:string is required if an object contained spaces (e.g. multiple words).


Nothing wrong, just a possible suggestion.

If you're just calling the regular `alloc` and `init` on an object, you can use the `new` keyword instead. For example:

`self.networkPopup = [TGNetworkSearchingPopup new];`

This is shorthand for `[TGNetworkSearchingPopup alloc] init];`


Added extra tests.


Where is it used ?


Oh, nice!


Perhaps because it's easier for us to reference that this way whereas Telegram is also a class in libqtelegram.


Oh god what have I done.


> I'd would do a push -f, but I'm not sure if this is the best way

Not the best way for a master branch. Perfectly fine for PR branches.


5.6.12 will be tagged from PHP-5.6.12 branch, so 5.6 is already 5.6.13... as usually...


Please either use braces, or no separate line.

The confusion resulting from such an indendent but non-block if was the cause of this bug: http://www.dwheeler.com/essays/apple-goto-fail.html


No I wish. This was to support a deprecated Sony app that came with a handful of Xperia devices. Sony no longer supports that app. So this is deprecated as well now.


Good catch.


I just installed 1.10rc1 and I can close a ticket while leaving the custom required field empty. So It's apparently not applied...


This random vector generation seems to be mathematically sound, and the distribution looks good, but some more research may be needed


Yes. Not adding cookies because the cookie list is empty is not an error.


Too bad, thanks.
On Jul 24, 2015 1:57 PM, "Randall Rushing" <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> No I wish. This was to support a deprecated Sony app that came with a
> handful of Xperia devices. Sony no longer supports that app. So this is
> deprecated as well now.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/TeamEOS/vendor_eos/commit/b0140a9e02f88e8c24f9f83f4617059466ff3142#commitcomment-12348569>
> .
>


i think this code should run even for action & CURL_CSELECT_ERR to allow curl does whereve it needs.


small edits


Good point. Yes you are right


Did you test this change against Java, JSP and JavaScript files?
And can you provide the URL you used for the C++ code samples.
David


Good call


Resolves #13


Yes, that would be safer


Nice.


Sounds good! 👍🏾


why not all?


This spec is wrong. All the lets are lazy loaded. So it just compares to empty arrays in both cases.

It also doesn't check for member ideas. Or public ones. You need to fix it ;)


Agree on two fields


Are you using dbext profiles?  Or are you using the DBPromptForBufferParameters?

After making your changes and successfully sending a query to the database, could you email me the output from :DBGetOption.

Thanks,
David


You should revert this file or extract it into a separate commit - you made no changes except whitespace here and it muddies the waters.


@mihailik, `jake lint` seems to be the right command: https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/blob/e1fa3c551502a55d622f957e41dbeead53e07f6a/Jakefile.js#L773


Isn't this also a whitespace only change?


This too?


and this?


quite interesting that we had this code path. :)


ack


This is trickier than it looks. I'm not sure what CURL does when the overridden socket function fails. If it keeps inside the `curl_multi`, then, yes, this needs to be done. If it doesn't, then this won't work and could even introduce race conditions.


Yes.


I was thinking of doing something like this. Interesting. We will check the efficiency with the algo. soon ;)


good catch!


@arthurvr a twitter argument put me in a really bad mood and I added those in haste then removed them when I slept on it. Sorry for the confusion


Makes sense.


draw distance should be dynamically calculated from the camera's zoom level


@hughsk
sorry, meant to PR this but the GitHub editor just went straight to master..

anyways, should look like this with the fix in place:

<img width="284" alt="screen shot 2015-07-24 at 2 06 02 pm" src="https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1383811/8881419/a8e23118-320d-11e5-8969-62fce65919c1.png">


Thanks for fixing these links @nijel !


For these kinds of customizations, you can create the DBextPostResult() function in your .vimrc
```
function! DBextPostResult(db_type, buf_nr)
    setlocal guioptions+=b
endfunction
```
David


@Fishrock123 You mean why using curl braces and having the semi-colon on a new line? Because I think it's easier to read and less confusing than using a more compact form with all on the same line. But that's very subjective.


oh... I was meant to make it take as long as possible to produce the outcome?
Welp, back to recoding it then.


If user has provided a file and the file is a valid path, then list tools, targets, projects in that file


Otherwise, you should list all possible tools/targets


No worries, thanks! :)


I see you're using your macro, very nice :) I see two issues though.
1. RSpec 3 changed should keyword to expect. So your specs should use `is_expected.to` instead of `should`and `is_expected.not_to` instead of `should_not`
2. `permits` keyword is kinda wrong. It should be `permit`


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Add `@default Date`


@phated Ah, sorry to hear that. Thanks for clarifying.


type should be `?String`


1) Always try to utilize libraries provided by framework because they have a 100% test coverage.
2) You don't have to write a test cases for your custom error message function.
3) If any one in the team has added more feature in your code, they have to write and maintain test cases which is a overhead for them and for you too.
4) More code means more space for bugs and holes in your system.


You should add all possible dirs/files in case the code uses a relative path. Like, if the code says #include device.h, but you have only its parent directory, it will not find it. This was broken for me with the include from above.


done


@brandonly101 is this more recent than b7a22836aa83629874e969af293bc5fec7f054ec?


Blank file to be able to add the folder


Did you mean to only include one of these comments?


Ok. I'm probably going to port it as compact. Also less for eslint to potentially complain about.


Why should federated plans know anything about AFL?  Should this not be encapsulated inside the SciDB components and hidden from federation?


It deletes a lot of code for free, I'm all for it.


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Nagendra, I think it's good to commit. @ngoel17


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:+1:

`[[noreturn]]` is a small but clear improvement, so nice...


I think we should remove the class instead


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@pilhuhn have you tested that it really works with that line break in the middle of the prop value? IIRC, I made a similar PR in the past and I was told to remove the line break.


You're replacing "echo \html_writer::link($empty, get_string('empty', 'local_recyclebin'), array('id' => 'recycle-bin-empty-link'));" right? If so, then the comment should have this and not just "echo \html_writer::link($empty, get_string('empty', 'local_recyclebin'));"


Heh, I implemented nearly this exact DoFn in a branch I have locally. `println` debugging is the great universal constant.


Blackops.cfg, what is that?


 - __style__: [src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp:18](../blob/b946af42cc0dbf932428823c390ed1471006aed3/src/chaiscript_stdlib.cpp#L18) The function 'create_chaiscript_module_chaiscript_stdlib' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:169](../blob/b946af42cc0dbf932428823c390ed1471006aed3/src/main.cpp#L169) The function 'get_eval_error' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:140](../blob/b946af42cc0dbf932428823c390ed1471006aed3/src/main.cpp#L140) The function 'help' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:216](../blob/b946af42cc0dbf932428823c390ed1471006aed3/src/main.cpp#L216) The function 'myexit' is never used. (unusedFunction)
 - __style__: [src/main.cpp:158](../blob/b946af42cc0dbf932428823c390ed1471006aed3/src/main.cpp#L158) The function 'throws_exception' is never used. (unusedFunction)


Old bans imported from BlackopsServers (Breakpoint)


ok


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Needs Core edit comments


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class comment so it's clear that this is for debugging purposes and isn't magically able to send back logs across the network or anything.   Maybe it should move to `DataflowUtils` or `DataflowTestUtils`


Thanks for your comments, the source is available for you to built on our own schedule.  Over the coming week or so I'll publish an update to Securely for iOS to target Ti 4.1.0 or greater. This will be included, there is no need to update Android.


There is now weird transition between the backgrounds at the right border:

![a](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/6826232/8881713/1c623d16-3242-11e5-836c-ce00505aa959.png)


This logic with no points for game master was good. Implement it back please :) I would like to manage my ideas in our app also :)


the keychain item stores data/bytes and seems beneficial to match the api directly, especially in case we add other types (like keys or certs)


Pretty clever idea... did you get this working?


Nice.


k


Sigh.... :P Don't mess with the review system!!!!


I don't see how this commit has anything to do with python-requests.  Please make commit messages bleedingly obvious for the slower among us :)


Part of a confusion. Reverting back.


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This conditional doesn't do anything. Same for other actions. Remove conditionals or add flash messages.


TeamCity Glyssen :: Glyssen-master Continuous [Build *.*.819.73b7ce7c0209642891098391f862b904a0b75b80](http://build.palaso.org/viewLog.html?buildId=60021&buildTypeId=bt431) outcome was **FAILURE**
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we can use bacon blobs for find7 -> https://github.com/jumoog/proprietary_vendor_oppo/commit/3c62df93f8db05a0ec1ad263b56a2bc4ef0e92d9

device tree -> https://github.com/AOSPA-L/android_device_oppo_find7/commits/lollipop-mr1

just replace camera/CameraWrapper.cpp with Bacon once and modify static int camera_get_camera_info(int camera_id, struct camera_info *info) to flip CAMERA_FACING_BACK


@rlorenzo do there still need to be core edits if we are editing previous core edits? To specify for which ticket number these edits are for?


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Could be nice to deploy all utility scripts under sam, no?


`idea.interesting?`
Don't compare to boolean values. It's redundant.


this looks good


Modified the Hello World program from kde tutorials a little bit!


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PyCharm complained for not following PEP8, so I fix.


Thanks.


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`idea.interesting?`
Again. Don't compare to boolean values. It's redundant.


See PR #1 , but as an alternative, #2 proposes to just drop the type check and let coercion do its job.


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Obviously this title should mention 1.0.3 instead of 1.0.2


This breaks the string comparison bellow as now it compares pointers instead strings. Leave the `std::wstring` alone and change the `wprintf` call to `wprintf(L"error: Invalid action '%s'\n", action.c_str());`.


`idea.used?`


> …of the **language** which specifically avoids some features of **language**.


@russellsayshi Any updates?


@jumoog last time I tried bacon camera I had https://jira.cyanogenmod.org/browse/BACON-1309


In some countries of former Soviet Union there was a belief about lucky tickets. A transport ticket of any sort was believed to posess luck if sum of digits on the left half of its number was equal to the sum of digits on the right half. Here are examples of such numbers:

003111    #             3 = 1 + 1 + 1
813372    #     8 + 1 + 3 = 3 + 7 + 2
17935     #         1 + 7 = 3 + 5
56328116  # 5 + 6 + 3 + 2 = 8 + 1 + 1 + 6

Such tickets were either eaten after being used or collected for bragging rights.

Your task is to write a funtion luck_check(str), which returns true/True if argument is string decimal representation of a lucky ticket number, or false/False for all other numbers. It should throw errors for empty strings or strings which don't represent a decimal number.


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true but it fix every other problem record a video and do a photo (you can stop recording anymore)


Another idea is to apply the rank bonus only for pawns,
and some other measure for other pieces (how about king distance).


Shouldn't we check or log if updateInstance fails in the catch block?


это как-то не очень круто... оказывается события искать надо в body


doenst workd


jkjj


Think you meant "canola" oil?


LOL ;-)

BTW: I'm ok with category_name varchar(40). I will make the changes and add css rules for the input field (was too short for finnish so you wondered? ;-)

So you can focus on the notification/language stuff.  :+1:


Наследуем модель от res.partner
<https://github.com/odoo/odoo/blob/a9e3d74713b6882c64617345696ad326d75a4745/addons/website_partner/models/res_partner.py>
Про наследование подробнее тут
<https://www.odoo.com/documentation/8.0/reference/orm.html#reference-orm-inheritance>


yeah this was a far fetched guess but i pushed it do to see my changes if it worked.


Note that due to Docker's CoW layered filesystem, if you add files in the first build step (ADD), deleting them after the build won't reduce image size. The overlayfs will just hide the deleted files.
https://docs.docker.com/introduction/understanding-docker/#how-does-a-docker-image-work


``--no-ri --no-rdoc`` options can speed up installation :smiley:


Hi, this is not the newest source code. I think that the OC1 (march 2015) would be better for common. Here you have all stock kernels souce code for all variants of GP in branches: https://github.com/GrandPrime/stock_kernel_grandprime


Beauty!


Where is *bdev and *work freed ? :)


maybe you need to make a clean build after syncing again?


When compiling this branch with gcc version 4.8.2 on Ubuntu 14.04 I get:

  CXX      zmq/libbitcoin_zmq_a-zmqpublishnotifier.o
zmq/zmqpublishnotifier.cpp: In member function ‘virtual bool CZMQAbstractPublishNotifier::Initialize(void*)’:
zmq/zmqpublishnotifier.cpp:71:43: error: cannot convert ‘std::string {aka std::basic_string<char>}’ to ‘const char*’ for argument ‘2’ to ‘int zmq_bind(void*, const char*)’

Before I proceed, Is there a dependency list included anywhere ?
         int rc = zmq_bind(psocket, address);
                                           ^


Это для чего? Первым параметром в поле ставь строку с названием поля, так оно в админке будет отображаться


Я бы может в slug это поле переименовал + unique=True


Думаешь нужен лимит?


That's good :+1: