81211464-LinkInfiltrationAndReturnFlows (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1806 of 1807 tests passed)

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did you change the urls on purpose? if you prefer them like this that's fine with me - just checking if it was a mistake or not...


Yeah, I considered adding it to the list, but since it doesn't use OAuth, I was a little hesitant.


use strict again


Yep!


jesli to sa kolejne liczby to w twigu masz loop.index

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> Nie zrozumiałeś chyba koncepcji Bartka (albo ja nie zrozumiałem).
> Kolejność jest ok, nie trzeba jest zmieniać.
> Bartek wypisuje po koleji metryki wg kolejności jaka jest zadeklarowana i
> to jest ok.
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> Problem jest tylko, że numerruje je od 0.
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> > > Nie, to jest waga.
> > > order to jest po kolejność w jakiej je tam umieszczamy
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> > > > tak na szybko patrzac cms (0, "5.1.1 Używanie CMS"), pierwszym
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and again


Esta es la primera Tarea del Taller web 1


git, +1


Thanks.  Should be fixed now.


It doesn't


Well the links to the GitHub page and the README explains that fairly clearly, but it's your list so do how you feel :)


Why the name change for the generated codec class?


@ryandasher Has this response from the API changed? Is this what necessitated changing this line?


doesn't createComponent work without it? I don't understand why it's needed...


Thanks!


change errorCount <= 0
to errorCount == 0


goofing around


Okay I'll just go for the easy solution and just default to the 'default' chroma scaling method.


leave comment here that ticker.read() must happen *after* reading the above two values


Adding this label was moved from kubelet.go


kek that must have slipped through


please reformat this to match the rest of swift code: start catch with a new line, and put the opening brace at the end of the same line (instead of a new line)


Thanks... needs a number.


Why did you use babelify with browserify instead of grunt-babel?


@n03lvank if you want, check out https://github.com/pdurbin/addressbookmvc


saw approval from ksauzz
at https://github.com/basho/riak_cs/commit/f95acf0d14fe2ebee3d90cf3a774c0f9472147db


merging basho/riak_cs/feature/suppress-noisy-logs = f95acf0d into borshop-integration-1232-feature/suppress-noisy-logs


basho/riak_cs/feature/suppress-noisy-logs = f95acf0d merged ok, testing candidate = ef3ca6c7


I believe that you don't want remove this line :)


This one is better.

Keep it.


@ryantrinkle
Could you please give this a try when you get a chance and let me know
if it satisfies your requirements

https://github.com/diagrams/diagrams-svg/tree/more-options


qserv convention is to keep these includes alphabetized in each category


Heh I tried to match the existing file's format :) np I will change to what
you said.


alphabetize as noted above


Since we are going through abacus request module, request module already handles the response with status code 500 and converts it into a JavaScript Error object with a message string.  This error object does have an additional non standard(added by us) property named 'code' that we could check....but in general javascript error objects are message based ...so just went with the standard property.


NP I can revert that


That is something I debated doing.  Still not sure what the right answer is.  I guess mainly to make it consisted with how we check for json files and to limit scope.  It is easier to screw up executable bits than file extensions, and so I wanted to be less dependent on those being correct (either making some .txt file executable or not having a .sh executable).


Oh and ChromaScalerSelector also needs to have all instances of Preset updated to ChromaScalerPreset.
MakeNewPreset also needs an equivalent MakeNewChromaScalerPreset method.


It seems that there may be an `append_related_items ` endpoint now that could simplify the `append_into_content_item` function


Sounds good. Can you think of what else should be protected by `unwind-protect`?


@jgarboza813 DWMR. Well done here. Good. Press on!


Or you can just not worry about it and I'll clean it up when bringing this in.


Pretty much the same thing :)


Done


Looks great. FYI, RSpec allows even more English-y expectations, e.g.:

```ruby
expect(v2).to be_valid
expect(v4).not_to be_valid
```

I.e., IIRC any time an object has a boolean method ending in `?` RSpec will create a matcher for it.


did you notice we were defining classes multiple times instead of loading if they were already defined? or is this some new requirement with your changes? if the second, can you explain more?


And it's a style issue, whether you want to use this more 'magical' syntax.


To make it visible to the test which is in the kubelet_test package.  Is this unnecessary?


Even better! Thanks for the offer!


@jgarboza813 DWMR. More good good work. Thank you. Do merge to master - that would be ideal.


@steveathon before I make a commit can you confirm that I understood this correctly? When debugging the code it looked like the underscoreThrottle was being applied to all the buttons. This kept the buttons from being updated because the last button processed was the one that was applied to the underscoreThrottle. Is that what it looked like to you?

Since that's how it looked like to me I went ahead and applied ```underscoreThrottle``` to our custom ```execCommand``` function and the built-in ```document.execCommand``` function each time they are called in order to keep it from being called excessively like when a user hits the button multiple times. What do you think?


Overall, pretty cool, and thanks for the change!


@birkenfeld That change to a `&[&str]` slice has been made :wink:


rename failure to isFailed()


Also there is an unimplemented `remove_related_items` api endpoint


this isn't needed at all... it was another strategy I tried and forgot to remove


Well tests don't run in isolated class loader so it was tons of fail.


make this a constant:
new Duration(2, SECONDS)


One more thing to consider is to explicitly mention that we will place resource usage limits on the exec'ed binary. If the binaries consume a lot of memory, chances are they will be die.


Well, I distinctly remember Node complained when I tried to run tests without it. Will check again.


You're installing `automake` twice.


Yup.


It is a mistake! I liked the urls the way you had them. But I didn't change them manually — that's git's mischief.


If a plugin takes up 50MB and the system is under pressure, then the plugin will cause OOM kills.
What sort of privileges will we give to these plugins? Ideally, we don't want to run them as root, do we?


give this a name and make it daemon


Yeah, I caught that one. Not sure why the previous version didn't crash immediately.

Actually I still seem to have missed a "ChromaScalerPreset", but I think I got away with it (it's in SelectChromaScaler).


This seems like it's going to add the study ID to the email field here


Ah, and "SelectedChromaScaler". I also seem to have dodged a bullet there. It works, but only just.

I think I should stop coding for now, I seem to be making more mistakes than usual.


Can this be written in a more legible fashion? I guess I need to be familiar with Node.js style


86139842-AddAutoSizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1778 of 1809 tests passed)

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all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-riak_cs/builds/1541


just left but I'll take a look once I get on the train

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No problem mate.


This was useless.  Same failure in Travis.


Excellent!


Do we have a test to catch this?


https://github.com/keezeopendoors/approximate-square-root

@jamesmallen
@powder-river


Thanks for the fast review! If there's anything you want me to change
before pulling in, let me know.

The guard on defineClass will help make sure tests pass without doing fancy
tricks (tests repeatedly process the same class and the output doesn't
change). Without the guard a failure will occur trying to redefine the same
class.


LGTM


Let's just be explicit here and use two calls for `assertFalse`.  The problem with your approach is that if the test fails we don't know which boolean condition failed.  Just:

```
self.assertFalse(call_kwargs['is_secure'])
self.assertFalse(call_kwargs['verify'])
```


@leahpadgett Keep leaning into the work! This project is close now.


I reverted this because:
- Receive lots of errors
- There is a strange performance issue

My bad, didn't checked it before merging... I think however few fixes will do the trick...


N.B. this link is actually private


Autoprefixing is **not** done in bootstrap itself!


Yeah, my builds are failing too--I had to commit quickly, since this surprise change on heroku meant that exercism was down. I'll look into fixing it now.


Good job on the seeds.


没有想到改进的空间，就做了一次循环。。这题也是10%么？


我发现我不知道哪两题是90%的。所以是盲看。哈哈。


On further thought, I do wonder what the right thing is to do for event handlers that exit non-locally. The options are terminating the connection, doing nothing and leaving the connection locked, `unwind-protect`, and `ignore-errors`. I think `unwind-protect` is the best, but maybe we should set up a catch clause so event handlers can terminate the connection when they detect a critical error?


9cca5a589f01bd401f6c6e6d04f91d4093159d55 :) just getting rid of `interface{}` improved things a bit, but the best side effect is that it allowed me to make the very hot `computeCentroidQuantile()` way faster.


develop (evanweaver) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed

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what about classes with setter methods instead of builder methods? those show up as method injectors too right, and then this will break


This method is massive side effects, so `isFailed` is not a good name


这是在用递归么？递归效率比较低。试试用循环重写，时间应该会有上升。

。。。另外我发现这题我的运行时间是最差的。为毛。。。
You are here!
Your runtime beats -0.00% of ruby coders.


Oh good catch!


icwudt


81211464-LinkInfiltrationAndReturnFlows (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1812 of 1813 tests passed)

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删除了代码里的puts输出log信息的行。就变快了。
You are here!
Your runtime beats 83.33% of ruby coders.


OK, I'm pushing up a fix. See if that works.


That ain't a version bump.


@azturner Thanks that was really helpful! I'll submit a pull tomorrow for this!


what if we break it apart into failure() and isFailed()?

races between those don't really matter in this case


nvm i misread the if block a few lines above and didn't see the "!"


not is set_fastswmenu_tip? have a bug...


94006714-MultipleTowers (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1818 of 1818 tests passed)

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well, but this is how the tests passed, because of line 759-762, but does auto-value handle bean-style interfaces or just builders? and if it would handle bean-style, i guess we need handling for that here?


This is missing a comma at the end :)


天啊。。又是递归。。。。。
速度不慢怎么可能。

你好像最近很喜欢递归嘛。如果能预见到处理长度是固定的话，循环会好的多。
在执行上两者的计算开销完全不在同一个档次。


Performance test caught this regression and after the fix ...it succeeded. Also we had unit test failures...reported as success. When I fixed the unit test to report correct errors in another commit, it also started  to report the same error.


Related to #214


Careful about this. We always want to be representing strings as unicode internally inside gensim. There's a utility function `gensim.utils.to_unicode` which converts a string, be it unicode or bytestring (such as utf8) into unicode.

Using that consistently to convert input to unicode is preferable to hacking encode/decode calls manually at various places.


Auto value only supports static factory method or builder. Swift doesn't
support static factory method yet, so that would be a TODO in general.

I'm quite happy with the tests in swift, btw, they caught a lot of things.


Need a space between `"checkbox` and the closing quote, or it'll concat the two strings.


87382760-VAVTerminalUnitSchedule-Issue4285 (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1777 of 1807 tests passed)

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IOTW auto-value is immutable so wouldn't respond to setters or field manip.


Another good catch! thanks


fixed, will commit once I get back to wifi. bug happened when I pulled
earlier.

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extend methods are used to extend a JavaScript object with additional properties and in this case, the additional properties are different if we got this doc from a db or from a cache. Hope this helps.


Fancy `Login` component you have here


ah, didn't see that


This is just a suggestion, there might be much better ways of doing these things: https://github.com/pipcet/xelb/commit/add67a76d3c6b789c9bbb9932da9bb21c4ee7ba9 .


Thanks. I'll check that out


yea exactly


This line broke the build for Objective-C. It should have been `#include <grpc/census.h>`


居然还有这种大杀器的PriorityQueue。如果这题也太慢的话，还真没办法了。


Testing your git...  not much else!  Do you know who is this??


GribV1Record knows about Grib version 1 format
GribV2Record knows about Grib version 2 format


this function "loadBaseImage" I found and works to specify the anatomical and have it show up under all overlays. Then of course, loadOverlay shows the images on top. It's not clear how these are distinguished from the standard "loadImage" but I'll test them out and see if I can figure it out!


可能会有面试官要求不用PriorityQueue重写一遍。


Should pass a `key` prop


s/freqency/frequency/


This version does not contain APK information


@fernandog subliminal logging is not enabled, so this will do nothing.


I think  @zamamohammed
"locale === 'en-sar'" here instead of 'en-US'
Probably you need to swap this with the next line.


Aqui no estoy de acuerdo 😊


94006714-MultipleTowers (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1290 of 1290 tests passed)

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Use the value from `event.target.value` instead


101242918_EvapCndPump (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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101242918_EvapCndPump (Nigusse) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: Tests Failed

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oups ...


Aaarrgghh the CSS is missing anyway


81211464-LinkInfiltrationAndReturnFlows (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1287 of 1287 tests passed)

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This made me think of the non-auto value case.. If you want, I can add a
test for package private bean style to make sure there isn't a timebomb
there.


}后的空格是不是不该有？


Can we move this into a grunt task since we're already using grunt for the automation?  You can probably keep the create_test.js part pretty much the same (so it could still be run that way).  And, probably, move the code and templates into a sub directory so we don't clutter up the root too much.


Creates a dynamic table and defines the datatype for the table on the fly. Based on the column defined rows are created and deleted. All the rows can be exported to JSON data.


@Amomo, "requiredFiles"~


?@?.?! AmountSelector has 2 propTypes !?.?@?


Use `defaultValue` instead of `value` if you're not going to control the value of the input.


The layer was resizing, which updates shadowPath for the new layer dimensions, but we were overwriting this with the bezier path below.


91958608DOASEffectOnZoneSizing (wfbuhl) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: Tests Failed

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从统一风格的角度来说，是不应该有。


Quando chega no case 6 ele remove o noh, mas apaga toda a árvore depois.
Resolver isso!!!


Pass a `key` prop.


This location is not right (where BF_ASM is defined).  Same for the other locations BF_ASM is defined  (the other 32 bit x86 headers)


TODO: `xcb:+request+reply`, `xcb:+request-unchecked+reply`, `xcb:request-check`, `xcb:request-checked+request-check` all should `unwind-protect` to always run `cl-remf` on the reply/error plists.


To your point,
select PT_D1 from (select P_D1 as PT_D1, P_D0 as PT_D0 from P order by P_D1) P_T, P where P.P_D0 = P_T.PT_D0;

is now rejected by the SelectSubPlanAssembler.nextPlan on the ground that there are two partitioned tables. In this particular case removing the subquery MergeReceivePlanNode together with its OrderBy node still produces the valid plan though.

I also think that the rejecting some edge cases because of the redundant MergeReceive node is a lesser evil than producing an invalid plan for other cases by removing the MergeReceive node.

The added complexity here is that in case of the plain Receive node, the decision whether to remove or keep it is solely based on the subquery context. The MergeReceive case, on the other hand, would also require the parent analysys to make the right call.


@iCHAIT I only know what line 11 means. Not too sure about lines 12-15 :/


ok


*Checked!*


其实没必要这样做


It should. My algorithm doesn't work very well at large sizes.


If you feel inclined, try out some different sizes and see which work best.


for some reason if I remove the m4_include line autoconf complains about not knowing the AC_DEFINE macro :
$ autoconf ../configure.ac > configure
../configure.ac:44: error: possibly undefined macro: AC_DEFINE
      If this token and others are legitimate, please use m4_pattern_allow.
now ... using m4_pattern_allow doesn't seem like the right thing to do ... but maybe there is a mistake in the way AX_PTHREAD is being called?


Is this change intentional?


練習


Should probably use `this.context.router.transitionTo` instead of this.


Remove this `<div>`?


Leaving a comment to see effects.


fast-forwarding develop to borshop-integration-1232-feature/suppress-noisy-logs = ef3ca6c7


I'm not sure what it's like with GCE, etc, but with the AWS/CoreOS work I've been doing this is a complete non-issue for me.


Although I got serialport to work with electron with these changes, I'm also getting full cpu usage. Are you having the same issue or is it just me?


Forgive me, those line endings messed up this commit diff.


https://github.com/i-rinat/freshplayerplugin/commit/536e74d0a36a02c5997952fbead2d309e80d7c18 to https://github.com/i-rinat/freshplayerplugin/commit/9d987e2f88dd5eecc77a8d38220919871e1e0925 changes to make Firefox unlimited crash


well SAWREE mister designer man


Maybe use `localStorage` instead of cookies?


Thanks for changing this so quickly! I'm running into a bit of a problem with it though. When I try to get the timeline, I get a stack trace ending in (with a slightly modified-for-security url):
```
urllib3.exceptions.LocationParseError: Failed to parse: 192-168-100-1.65c323569f9c4b18cc6483b5a3b6db47.plex.direct:32400timeline
```
I put my application into debug, and sure enough, that's the value of url on line 80 of server.py.  In the example above, the IP address in that URL is my server.  However, prior to this commit, the URL used for the timeline is http://192.168.100.2:3005/player/timeline/poll, where the IP is the IP of my client, and the port is the client port 3005, instead of 32400.

I'm not sure i'm understanding the code properly, but it *looks* like it's sending what should be a client command to the server...


this


pienso


chartreuse sounds so pretentious... it's fucking lime


I'm just learning meteor but I got this to work with some tinkering. Layout seems to be injected through the path of the router in the 'lib/router.js' part of the tutorial.

Router.map(function() {
    this.route('postsList', {
        path: '/'
    });
});

 I also replaced {{yeild}} with {{> postsList}} in the the example to make it work... in  client/templates/application/layout.html


Guess I won't be needing it. :(


The decision to always keep the MergeReceive node makes this scenario irrelevant. I will remove this case.


do you need hasCode = false, or remove the comment?


can you just remove these? are they needed for the sample - i think it is OK if a sample gets backed up.


just on minor comment - otherwise LGTM


do you think you could summarise somewhere those design decisions that you wish you could revisit, or do differently, if you were to rewrite it all from scratch? It could be very useful to future developers implementing similar e.g. layered gg concepts in other languages. Kind of a MISTAKES file, alongside TODO and README :)


Thanks, I was looking for that. Until this PR is merged, this line on any project will do the trick:

```
WalkontableViewport.prototype.getViewportWidth = function() {  return Infinity; };
```


Why yes. Yes it should. :+1:


the fuck man


Isso precisa ser tão complexo?

http://iws.ibpt.org.br/api/deolhonoimposto/produto?token={YOUR_TOKEN}&cnpj={CNPJ}&codigo={NCM}&uf={UF}&ex=0


Exemplo de retorno do webservice
{
    "Codigo": "19019090",
    "UF": "SP",
    "EX": 0,
    "Descricao": "Outros prepars.alims.de farinhas,semolas, etc.p<40% caca",
    "Nacional": 4.2,
    "Estadual": 7,
    "Importado": 19.99
}


86139842-AddAutoSizing (Myoldmopar) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1784 of 1815 tests passed)

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Doesn't this ignore the build on npm?


No newline here but a newline on 23? So inconsistent.


I am not experiencing full CPU usage, but I'm not maintaining a two-way, constant connection with a device, just occasionally send data to a device


Wowiee! Nice find!
Has this been going on in all -02 builds since 2012? I'm sure I've used some pre-built bins that would have had -02 that got forums?


Remove jsx-loader


I see... But a huge improvement.


Thanks for the tip! I will change those tests in the next pull request.


the build directory hosts the website, the lib directory has the build


This is trifle, it was just first time acquaintance with the project.


Ahhh...I gotcha.


91977808_LBNL_NewVRFModel (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1811 of 1815 tests passed)

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めちゃ細かいですが「version: 」の件、解決いただいたので
コミットログ中の「received version: 0x4」は「received version 0x4」に修正かと思います。


how to use vps.go?


{{> yield}} also seems to work, but not {{yield}}


86139842-AddAutoSizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1784 of 1815 tests passed)

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@elgreen0727 worse comes to worse kill it with fire. :-)


应该在保存paste的时候, 就把titile组织好. 这样显示的时候, 直接拿出来就行


If a event handler wants to terminate a connection, it can use `xcb:disconnect` directly. I think we should try to do some cleanups (not easy indeed), or find a way to prevent non-local exit completely. I doubt if there is any chance for `(accept-process-output process 1 nil 1)` to cause an non-local exit. If there is not, we can just stick to it. On the other hand, it's difficult to recover from an exit when calling `process-send-string`, so it may be best to just disconnect there.


Fucking finally! Now we just need to fix the location accuracy with the batmobile app...it's been buggy.


86139842-AddAutoSizing (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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The reason I have people look over my stuff <3


should remove spare blank line


remove unused comments


↑
「ofp.ofp_error_to_jsondict」によるversion出力と「OFメッセージ親クラスの__str__」によるversion出力を混同してました。
対応は実施されてなかったんですね。コメント一旦取り下げます。


Revert this and pick this https://github.com/temasek/android_frameworks_base/commit/28b98b559cfd3a2e35e02dcd6352a61e42b6c2fa


great work team!


I'll take a closer look at this tomorrow.


pls fix :heart:


@ipernet - I've done some tweaks to the initialization (for other reasons) but maybe they solve the Android problem too: http://demos.flowplayer.org/api/dash.html


101884090--NewVenting-Availability-Schedule (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1814 of 1814 tests passed)

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This is a good combination of chars and charAt. I like it.


This is actually an old plugin by me(that I never submitted. I might rewrite it or something soon. Anyways I am aware that it throws an error when you divide by 0.


no, the libretroshare.pro contained a hard coded CONFIG+=debug so even if you can qmake with -O2, libretroshare was using -O0.
This was only removed at beginning of august


Are the int typecasts required here? Why are they or are they not required?


Looks good :+1:


Thank you for your effort on a nation's progress! Thank you for helping us know the world! Thank you for keep the iron door open for so long...


Ok, left what I need in the chat


I'll send the extra test in a bit


@edolstra, is the hackiness of this low enough?
```nix
{ # inspired by `traceDrvLicenses`
  addInstantiationTrace = msg: pkg:
    pkg // {
      drvPath = builtins.trace msg pkg.drvPath;
      outPath = builtins.trace msg pkg.outPath;
    };
}
```
For me it reports on instantiation and does nothing `nix-env -qa`. It doesn't cover all cases, as e.g. on `nix-instantiate -A inotifyTools.out` it reports nothing, but IMHO it's fairly close to what we want. It does cover the case of using the attribute in `buildInputs`. We can improve later, if need be and/or we find a better way.


Ok you are right.


var test= "";


Is there another more descriptive way to name these variables that might help you reduce your code and make it more readable?


101884090--NewVenting-Availability-Schedule (lgu1234) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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Is the typecast required here?


@marchof "${jarsigner.tsa}" and "${jarsigner.tsacert}" are kind of useless, because they are defaults - see https://maven.apache.org/plugins/maven-jarsigner-plugin/sign-mojo.html#tsa


This file is missing it's extension. Did you create and edit the file directly on github?


Isn't this going to break? `(MONO_HASH_KEY_GC | MONO_HASH_VALUE_GC) != MONO_HASH_KEY_VALUE_GC` now.


I like this combination of casting and charAt. It is a good exploration of the concept


Ok :)


Do you need the explicit typecast statement here?


Nit, commit message should say "fix issue NNNN" so that the issue automatically gets marked as fixed.


Looks good. I would correct the file name but otherwise :+1:


@gordonwritescode Can you let me know what you think about this approach?  I think Contact is transport-specific.  Here I've created TCPTransport.Contact and UDPTransport.Contact (which are both IPAddressContact).  For PeerJS, we can have a PeerContact (which doesn't have an IP+port, just an nickname).

An alternative is to just allow tagging arbitrary data to a Contact in that case we wouldn't need to subclass it.  I thought it might be better to specify the different types of Contacts though.  Would be curious to hear your thoughts.

In case you're okay with this direction I would plan to fix the unit tests I've broken then implement a PeerJS transport.


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93651760-RowPerObjectReport (JasonGlazer) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (1807 of 1807 tests passed)

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Ops!


Fixed


Нужно было добавить _ru?


Agreed. Maybe the provision script could add it for the new modules as well.


Ikke stor fan av dobbelt opp av dette... Bedre å _enten_ ha det her eller å ha det i case-mappa. Jeg kan sikkert slette den readme-en og legge over endringene jeg har commit-et inn hit.


1579840-GroundTemps (mmatts) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1799 of 1823 tests passed)

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Ясно теперь, я подумал про другие строки.


If the number of retries attempted by log_client.RequestHandler were increased to 5, I'd expect this test to fail with a message saying that handler.get_response didn't raise an exception. However, the rather more cryptic "'NoneType' object is not iterable" is raised instead.


develop (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1288 of 1288 tests passed)

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Ага.


Also, I committed this from a moving train. The future is pretty awesome.


Yeah dude, this ain't no Java, you can use nice Python's list slicing :P


Maybe put a comment and link to QTBUG


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 *  Licenses - Fonts: Modified SIL OFL 1.1 + Bitstream Vera license, CSS: MIT License
 */@font-face{font-family:'Hack';src:url('../fonts/eot/latin/hack-regular-latin-webfont.eot?v=2.010');src:url('../fonts/eot/latin/hack-regular-latin-webfont.eot?#iefix&v=2.010') format('embedded-opentype'),url('../fonts/woff2/latin/hack-regular-latin-webfont.woff2?v=2.010') format('woff2'),url('../fonts/woff/latin/hack-regular-latin-webfont.woff?v=2.010') format('woff'),url('../fonts/ttf/latin/hack-regular-latin


Ok, i saw there are QTBUG comment later.
Maybe the macro should not start with QT_ because this is the qt namespace.


Yes, you're right however I cannot invent how this can be unit-tested.


Fikser nå


Thank you

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FTR commented on http://jira.xwiki.org/browse/XWIKI-12475 and rolledback. Thanks for noticing the issue!


@stevenday sorry in the delay in reviewing this - what happened when you didn't explicitly include utf8-sanitizer? I can run the tests with this branch with that line commented out.


Fixed in dcd9de1


The original version is correct and more precise.


if内でリターンされるので、
```php
$result = [];
```
いらないのでは？


phpdocの書き方が違います


The original version is correct and the change here introduces a grammar error.


Dazu habe ich Frau BP geschrieben, weil das im Diplom nicht mehr stimmt.


> womit isn der Zeitplan nochmal gemacht, ich kann mich nicht mehr erinnern... liegt dem ein svg zugrunde?

Nein, letztes Jahr mit Numbers bei mir und dieses Jahr mit LibreCalc (?) bei Joschka. Aber das Format ist immerhin offen genug, dass man es eigentlich auch gleich hier mit reinhauen kann :)


hello


As this is the bang-version of `save`, an error will be raised if it fails, say due to the `item` being invalid. The `else` block will not handle these errors.

Consider using `if item.save` (without the bang) - `item.save` will return false for an invalid `item` and so the `else` block would execute.


push notification message 기능 구현 commit 누락건 포함


なぜstatic?


See previous note in this commit about `save!` vs `save`


I was following the code style of the method below, which used a named param for booleans.


You can put flags in the stack.yaml file. Example here: https://github.com/commercialhaskell/stack/blob/master/GUIDE.md#existing-projects


See earlier note about `save` vs `save!`


このifは意味ないのでは？


ここに書くと、テストできないです


Consider using devise's `:lockable` module to mitigate brute-force password-guessing attacks.


filter it's a build-in function

when you remove it here
filter compare always will return False here

https://github.com/python-diamond/Diamond/commit/6f37763354df554dbfb475b1122a049a3534ddbe#diff-264916192cc0a7d2ccfa0c62630b34e7R153

and all current collectors defined in diamond.conf for
collector_path = ...

never will be loaded


@ipf This is an issue number of the leibniz-frontend project. Please check.


makeFileList内でgetDirectoryコールしているのにここに書く意味は無いのでは？


94006714-MultipleTowers (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (760 of 760 tests passed)

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An alternative way of protecting this list would be to scope the List find on `current_user`:

```ruby
list = current_user.lists.find(params[:list_id])
```


Congrats ! :)


How come we have removed Apache here, but we have added it elsewhere?


fix the typo in `createInvoice`


このメソッドは意味無いのでは？


Minor thing of interest - lines 8 & 9 can be combined into a single line:

```ruby
item = list.items.new(item_params)
```


I have a question: what is this fixup for?


このファイルは.gitignoreにいれてください


resources配下のファイルは全部いりません


Hm, well, but in this function in this case we can not use "previously selected trackpoint (i.e. what is in the cur_tp now)", because it was just deleted and freed. I.e. it does not exist anymore...

I will re-trace all calls in that function and try to understand what else could be missing


Consider being consistent with the Content-Type of the response from the controller action - this would mean using `json: ...` rather than plain-text. Think about a more appropriate status code to use for the response.


1579840-GroundTemps (mmatts) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1799 of 1823 tests passed)

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途中だと思うので、間違えた実装しないように気をつけて下さい


Consider replacing with `current_user`-scoped query as noted above.


Thank you! :)


Can you think of anything an attacker could do to abuse the `destroy` action here?


@jonatack Hope it should be Rails not Rails'. Looks like colon(') added mistakenly. So corrected it.


Favor `current_user`-scoped query here to protect sensitive data.


Changed 3rd argument to HostInfo to be able to determine in getItemsSyncing(HostInfo hostInfo) below


J'ai créé un paramètre "help_label" que tu peux utiliser pour l'exemple. :) Je l'avais implémenté sur la sélection des boquettes par responsable (BoquetteByResponsableType).


Really nit-picky, but could you move the bool to the end of the structure? As it is, it will add 7 bytes of uninitialised padding to the struct on 64-bit platforms.


You should revert this; i.e. leave `WIN32_DEFAULT_KERNEL_BUFFER_SIZE` as it was.


Ditto.


Run 'sudo python manage.py collectstatic' in my_geonode first to sync static js script.


Consider adding this to `User` model:

```ruby
  has_many :items, through: :lists
```
This would allow a `current_user`-scoped query in this action, such as:

```ruby
item = current_user.items.find(params[:id])
```


Favor `current_user`-scoped queries to protect data.


@mcmartins has already done this on cb94dc59c0595747ee5da61880c7dd9314d3a211


With opengl wind arrows head are sometime 'blocky' or truncated, at least here.
Current arrows are beyond repair, cf image.

I have added current arrows to weather routing, sort of, it's using wind arrows.. It's really useful.

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any chance to stop this spam?


Sorry ill clarify.
Since you changed "5 min loop" to "5min loop". shouldnt the naming be made consistent and rename "1 min loop" as well?


Maybe @yagop can block the user


When is this landing on userstyles.org? :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


Hello. What camera are you trying to do this on? I've been poking at some
RTOS memory and (I think) the H3+B has a 'lock' location that controls
whether auto-exposure should be performed. However, doing this from
autoexec (or switching modes) results in all the gain values going really
dark... Hmmm.... I wonder what would happen if we locked the exposure and
then manually wrote some gain values directly into DDR? That would be "sort
of" like a manual mode.

On Tue, Sep 1, 2015 at 2:55 PM, johnekroll <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Hi KonradIT
>
> I am extremely motivated to find a way to hack GoPro for some kind of
> manual video exposure - this post of yours made me somewhat optimistic.
> Can you help?
> Purpose - to shoot this artwork in 360-video...
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sVxo67sAd4
>
> Thanks in advance
> John
>
> been doing 360 photography for 10+years
> ------------------------------
>
> Best regards,
> John E. Kroll
>
> Architect MAA
> Photographer IVRPA
>
> V i r t u a l W o r k s . d k
> I n t e r a c t i v e 360 T o u r s
>
> Tel. +45 7021 4181
> kroll@virtualworks.dk
> www.virtualworks.dk
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>


Named params are only used to improve the readability of boolean `true` / `false` literals. Variables already have a name. ;)

As this was already merged in the meantime I guess it's not a problem though.


I agree this case must be covered by tests. I'll write some when return to work on the lib.


Maybe I wouldn't update entity values here - may cause database update that one is not expecting when calling getUserFromDB().

When I look where this is called from:
- deleteUser() - not necessary to update values
- updateUser() - is updating values by itself (again)

so I wouldn't do it here.


Simply "*.log" does not work, you need to use "$(ls *.log)".


? làm nhanh thế :D


Nice.


Sao t vẫn không up được bài lên nhể khó hiểu


Thanks, that works


the commit message seems to be weird


Hi.

John: it may be possible to tweak ISO values for video if you have a H3
Black/H3+Black.
It's on t ia2

Evilwombat: there's some t ia2 in the fw to set custom ISO. Maybe that helps
him?

Best regards

Konrad Iturbe -- Android / IoT developer http://chernowii.com
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Hello. What camera are you trying to do this on? I've been poking at some
RTOS memory and (I think) the H3+B has a 'lock' location that controls
whether auto-exposure should be performed. However, doing this from
autoexec (or switching modes) results in all the gain values going really
dark... Hmmm.... I wonder what would happen if we locked the exposure and
then manually wrote some gain values directly into DDR? That would be "sort
of" like a manual mode.

On Tue, Sep 1, 2015 at 2:55 PM, johnekroll <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Hi KonradIT
>
> I am extremely motivated to find a way to hack GoPro for some kind of
> manual video exposure - this post of yours made me somewhat optimistic.
> Can you help?
> Purpose - to shoot this artwork in 360-video...
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sVxo67sAd4
>
> Thanks in advance
> John
>
> been doing 360 photography for 10+years
> ------------------------------
>
> Best regards,
> John E. Kroll
>
> Architect MAA
> Photographer IVRPA
>
> V i r t u a l W o r k s . d k
> I n t e r a c t i v e 360 T o u r s
>
> Tel. +45 7021 4181
> kroll@virtualworks.dk
> www.virtualworks.dk
> Lyngby
> Denmark
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>
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> .
>
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This needs a better docstring. Maybe something more specific, like `"""Raise HTTPUnauthorized if any of the principals in permissions['read'] are not in effective_principals."""` And maybe a further description part that describes the purpose of this, that it prevents any user from making an annotation in a group that they're not a member of.


heloo


Ah right, yes, thanks. We'll merge a fix into dev.


Well, 't ia2' allows basic lock control, but that doesn't quite do what we
want. I was thinking to just directly write to RTOS memory (dangerous!)
instead of using test commands, since I don't think there are any test
commands to control things at this level. This of course requires knowing
what to write, and where. I'm a bit busy at the moment (and need to do some
work, and eat, and fix a friend's wet Hero3, and then clean up all my Hero4
NAND dumping code, and sleep at some point) and then maybe look at it. But,
I have seen some gain values printed in the debug log, so it should be a
matter of tracking down where that comes from. Hopefully these things
aren't passed around on the stack - that makes it more obnoxious to track
them down.

On Wed, Sep 2, 2015 at 3:32 AM, Konrad Iturbe <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Hi.
>
> John: it may be possible to tweak ISO values for video if you have a H3
> Black/H3+Black.
> It's on t ia2
>
> Evilwombat: there's some t ia2 in the fw to set custom ISO. Maybe that
> helps
> him?
>
> Best regards
>
>
>
> Konrad Iturbe -- Android / IoT developer http://chernowii.com
> Sent using CloudMagic [
> https://cloudmagic.com/k/d/mailapp?ct=pa&cv=7.2.9&pv=5.1.1] On Wed, Sep
> 02, 2015 at 12:29 PM, evilwombat < notifications@github.com [
> notifications@github.com] > wrote:
> Hello. What camera are you trying to do this on? I've been poking at some
> RTOS memory and (I think) the H3+B has a 'lock' location that controls
> whether auto-exposure should be performed. However, doing this from
> autoexec (or switching modes) results in all the gain values going really
> dark... Hmmm.... I wonder what would happen if we locked the exposure and
> then manually wrote some gain values directly into DDR? That would be "sort
> of" like a manual mode.
>
> On Tue, Sep 1, 2015 at 2:55 PM, johnekroll <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Hi KonradIT
> >
> > I am extremely motivated to find a way to hack GoPro for some kind of
> > manual video exposure - this post of yours made me somewhat optimistic.
> > Can you help?
> > Purpose - to shoot this artwork in 360-video...
> > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sVxo67sAd4
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> > John
> >
> > been doing 360 photography for 10+years
> > ------------------------------
> >
> > Best regards,
> > John E. Kroll
> >
> > Architect MAA
> > Photographer IVRPA
> >
> > V i r t u a l W o r k s . d k
> > I n t e r a c t i v e 360 T o u r s
> >
> > Tel. +45 7021 4181
> > kroll@virtualworks.dk
> > www.virtualworks.dk
> > Lyngby
> > Denmark
> >
> > —
> > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> >
> <
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@ipernet - ah, so you did not test the previous fix with one of my streams, I gather.
As a first step I'm testing now with just the profile names replaced:
- http://flowplayer.blacktrash.org/fp6/dash.html#on-demand (I would feel better if this worked)
- http://flowplayer.blacktrash.org/fp6/dash.html#live-profile

Will test later whether actually using `-profile 'live'` - or, in case it works `-profile 'onDemand'` in MP4Box has other side-effects.


best to let someone fix from jo's team
there were quite some issues with how we did it, had to update the library but now some issues


You have not upset me, I was just asking for clarification to go with the change. I don't really know the code.
I'll get back to you later once I had time to look at it.
Thanks for the patch.


This query does not work on SQLite, because the list of global components contains thousands of items. It does work on PostgreSQL, but I'm not sure how well it work once more components are imported.


先に修正してしまいました。
サマリーわかりやすくていいですね。


Yes, I use PIL (Pillow) to load a lot of Images, resize them in-memory, and then hand their bytes off to another library (Xlsxwriter). And no, this works perfectly fine in the built EXE (though this commit keeps me from building one, which is why I'm currently using the commit just before this). The code (for one image) - should that be relevant - looks shortened like this (get_file_bytes opens a ZipArchive and extracts the bytes of a contained Image by its filename):
```python
image_bytes = BytesIO();
image_pil = Image.open(get_file_bytes(archive, image_filename));
image_pil = image_pil.resize(
                (scale_width,
                 int(float(scale_width) * image_pil.height / image_pil.width)),
                resample=Image.LANCZOS);
image_pil.save(image_pil_bytes, 'PNG');
```


why not use loadApp?


Hi.
I think I found something useful that does not require hacking the NSA. It's
using t ia2.

code: t ia2 -exp set 1 agc shutter iris dgain

Agc: leave at 0.

Shutter: shutter speed using decimals (divide shutter/shutter)

Dgain: digital gain?

I need to test it on my H3 when I finish the damn homework.

John what camera do you have?

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Well, 't ia2' allows basic lock control, but that doesn't quite do what we
want. I was thinking to just directly write to RTOS memory (dangerous!)
instead of using test commands, since I don't think there are any test
commands to control things at this level. This of course requires knowing
what to write, and where. I'm a bit busy at the moment (and need to do some
work, and eat, and fix a friend's wet Hero3, and then clean up all my Hero4
NAND dumping code, and sleep at some point) and then maybe look at it. But,
I have seen some gain values printed in the debug log, so it should be a
matter of tracking down where that comes from. Hopefully these things
aren't passed around on the stack - that makes it more obnoxious to track
them down.

On Wed, Sep 2, 2015 at 3:32 AM, Konrad Iturbe <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Hi.
>
> John: it may be possible to tweak ISO values for video if you have a H3
> Black/H3+Black.
> It's on t ia2
>
> Evilwombat: there's some t ia2 in the fw to set custom ISO. Maybe that
> helps
> him?
>
> Best regards
>
>
>
> Konrad Iturbe -- Android / IoT developer http://chernowii.com
> Sent using CloudMagic [
> https://cloudmagic.com/k/d/mailapp?ct=pa&cv=7.2.9&pv=5.1.1] On Wed, Sep
> 02, 2015 at 12:29 PM, evilwombat < notifications@github.com [
> notifications@github.com] > wrote:
> Hello. What camera are you trying to do this on? I've been poking at some
> RTOS memory and (I think) the H3+B has a 'lock' location that controls
> whether auto-exposure should be performed. However, doing this from
> autoexec (or switching modes) results in all the gain values going really
> dark... Hmmm.... I wonder what would happen if we locked the exposure and
> then manually wrote some gain values directly into DDR? That would be "sort
> of" like a manual mode.
>
> On Tue, Sep 1, 2015 at 2:55 PM, johnekroll <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Hi KonradIT
> >
> > I am extremely motivated to find a way to hack GoPro for some kind of
> > manual video exposure - this post of yours made me somewhat optimistic.
> > Can you help?
> > Purpose - to shoot this artwork in 360-video...
> > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sVxo67sAd4
> >
> > Thanks in advance
> > John
> >
> > been doing 360 photography for 10+years
> > ------------------------------
> >
> > Best regards,
> > John E. Kroll
> >
> > Architect MAA
> > Photographer IVRPA
> >
> > V i r t u a l W o r k s . d k
> > I n t e r a c t i v e 360 T o u r s
> >
> > Tel. +45 7021 4181
> > kroll@virtualworks.dk
> > www.virtualworks.dk
> > Lyngby
> > Denmark
> >
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Fixed in 5.2.12 release


Could we use here a return type instead of explicitly calling ```parametricToConcrete3D``` to force to implicit conversion. That would make it more clear what is happening


We don't want to load the app in the router, just to see if it's already loaded (and if so, get the Application for it)


Cyclic dependencies and all that...


I don't see a `pcap::rmt_clientsize` member in pcap-int.h. So building with `-DHAVE_REMOTE` would fail.


not directly related to this commit but: Shouldn't we remove the views here? They will hog memory.


makes no sense to concat all the fixes.

There might be multiple fixes. One written in bash (for Linux system), one written in Perl for some Solaris box, one written in Anaconda script for Fedora kickstart.


The fdisk command is broken, Ubuntu/Debian doesn't know the -u Option.
One has to perform these tasks manually:
- remount loop if necessary ( losetup -v $LOOP_DEV "$IMAGEFILE" )
- delete Partition 2
- re-create partition 2 starting at the very same point
- simply press enter so that it will use the maximum size. This size is smaller than before because partition 3 oberlaps.
- delete partition 3.
- write (w)
- exit fdisk
- unmount the loop device (losetup -d $LOOP_DEV)

This resulted in a 4,5 GB instead of 32 GB Image for me :-)


Nice that `validate_permissions()` makes this check, which didn't really fit into the Pyramid auth system, no longer needed.


1: M111 unrecognized component name: base
5: M120 missing empty line before bullet
5: M121 indentation of two spaces expected


Now now, that doesn't require hacking the NSA - it just requires reading
some Assembly code :)

Okay, a lot of assembly code. But how do you think we did half the other
stuff that we did? :P

On Wed, Sep 2, 2015 at 3:41 AM, Konrad Iturbe <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Hi.
> I think I found something useful that does not require hacking the NSA.
> It's
> using t ia2.
>
> code: t ia2 -exp set 1 agc shutter iris dgain
>
> Agc: leave at 0.
>
> Shutter: shutter speed using decimals (divide shutter/shutter)
>
> Dgain: digital gain?
>
> I need to test it on my H3 when I finish the damn homework.
>
> John what camera do you have?
>
> --
>
>
>
> Konrad Iturbe -- Android / IoT developer http://chernowii.com
> Sent using CloudMagic [
> https://cloudmagic.com/k/d/mailapp?ct=pa&cv=7.2.9&pv=5.1.1] On Wed, Sep
> 02, 2015 at 12:36 PM, evilwombat < notifications@github.com [
> notifications@github.com] > wrote:
> Well, 't ia2' allows basic lock control, but that doesn't quite do what we
> want. I was thinking to just directly write to RTOS memory (dangerous!)
> instead of using test commands, since I don't think there are any test
> commands to control things at this level. This of course requires knowing
> what to write, and where. I'm a bit busy at the moment (and need to do some
> work, and eat, and fix a friend's wet Hero3, and then clean up all my Hero4
> NAND dumping code, and sleep at some point) and then maybe look at it. But,
> I have seen some gain values printed in the debug log, so it should be a
> matter of tracking down where that comes from. Hopefully these things
> aren't passed around on the stack - that makes it more obnoxious to track
> them down.
>
> On Wed, Sep 2, 2015 at 3:32 AM, Konrad Iturbe <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Hi.
> >
> > John: it may be possible to tweak ISO values for video if you have a H3
> > Black/H3+Black.
> > It's on t ia2
> >
> > Evilwombat: there's some t ia2 in the fw to set custom ISO. Maybe that
> > helps
> > him?
> >
> > Best regards
> >
> >
> >
> > Konrad Iturbe -- Android / IoT developer http://chernowii.com
> > Sent using CloudMagic [
> > https://cloudmagic.com/k/d/mailapp?ct=pa&cv=7.2.9&pv=5.1.1] On Wed, Sep
> > 02, 2015 at 12:29 PM, evilwombat < notifications@github.com [
> > notifications@github.com] > wrote:
> > Hello. What camera are you trying to do this on? I've been poking at some
> > RTOS memory and (I think) the H3+B has a 'lock' location that controls
> > whether auto-exposure should be performed. However, doing this from
> > autoexec (or switching modes) results in all the gain values going really
> > dark... Hmmm.... I wonder what would happen if we locked the exposure and
> > then manually wrote some gain values directly into DDR? That would be
> "sort
> > of" like a manual mode.
> >
> > On Tue, Sep 1, 2015 at 2:55 PM, johnekroll <notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > Hi KonradIT
> > >
> > > I am extremely motivated to find a way to hack GoPro for some kind of
> > > manual video exposure - this post of yours made me somewhat optimistic.
> > > Can you help?
> > > Purpose - to shoot this artwork in 360-video...
> > > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sVxo67sAd4
> > >
> > > Thanks in advance
> > > John
> > >
> > > been doing 360 photography for 10+years
> > > ------------------------------
> > >
> > > Best regards,
> > > John E. Kroll
> > >
> > > Architect MAA
> > > Photographer IVRPA
> > >
> > > V i r t u a l W o r k s . d k
> > > I n t e r a c t i v e 360 T o u r s
> > >
> > > Tel. +45 7021 4181
> > > kroll@virtualworks.dk
> > > www.virtualworks.dk
> > > Lyngby
> > > Denmark
> > >
> > > —
> > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > >
> > <
> >
>
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Nicht? Okay, dann muss das natürlich auch wieder an $anderer_stelle_in_der_nopanic geändert werden...^^


Hmm, I get:

```
/home/vagrant/bundle/ruby/1.9.1/gems/rake-0.9.2.2/lib/rake/ext/module.rb:36:in `const_missing': uninitialized constant Rack::UTF8Sanitizer (NameError)
```

Is there some kind of version mismatch (my vagrant vm has existed for a long time, something might be out dated now)?


maybe one should specialize the indexToPhysicalCoordinateTransform for the 1D, 2D and 3D (to have it fast) but still use this method. It is used at several different places and should have one, fast implementation.


this allows a controller without a model


I think we don't need to display ID.


It's better to have unique class name rather than the same ones.
If you want to apply a style to an element, then just use its class name, but see that no other element has same class name.
If any other element is having the same class name then that style will be reflected on it too.


Haha. Will test the command and see if it does what we want. If it works great,
if it does not then I'm on your side to hack the assembly code

Konrad Iturbe -- Android / IoT developer http://chernowii.com
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Now now, that doesn't require hacking the NSA - it just requires reading
some Assembly code :)

Okay, a lot of assembly code. But how do you think we did half the other
stuff that we did? :P

On Wed, Sep 2, 2015 at 3:41 AM, Konrad Iturbe <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Hi.
> I think I found something useful that does not require hacking the NSA.
> It's
> using t ia2.
>
> code: t ia2 -exp set 1 agc shutter iris dgain
>
> Agc: leave at 0.
>
> Shutter: shutter speed using decimals (divide shutter/shutter)
>
> Dgain: digital gain?
>
> I need to test it on my H3 when I finish the damn homework.
>
> John what camera do you have?
>
> --
>
>
>
> Konrad Iturbe -- Android / IoT developer http://chernowii.com
> Sent using CloudMagic [
> https://cloudmagic.com/k/d/mailapp?ct=pa&cv=7.2.9&pv=5.1.1] On Wed, Sep
> 02, 2015 at 12:36 PM, evilwombat < notifications@github.com [
> notifications@github.com] > wrote:
> Well, 't ia2' allows basic lock control, but that doesn't quite do what we
> want. I was thinking to just directly write to RTOS memory (dangerous!)
> instead of using test commands, since I don't think there are any test
> commands to control things at this level. This of course requires knowing
> what to write, and where. I'm a bit busy at the moment (and need to do some
> work, and eat, and fix a friend's wet Hero3, and then clean up all my Hero4
> NAND dumping code, and sleep at some point) and then maybe look at it. But,
> I have seen some gain values printed in the debug log, so it should be a
> matter of tracking down where that comes from. Hopefully these things
> aren't passed around on the stack - that makes it more obnoxious to track
> them down.
>
> On Wed, Sep 2, 2015 at 3:32 AM, Konrad Iturbe <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
> > Hi.
> >
> > John: it may be possible to tweak ISO values for video if you have a H3
> > Black/H3+Black.
> > It's on t ia2
> >
> > Evilwombat: there's some t ia2 in the fw to set custom ISO. Maybe that
> > helps
> > him?
> >
> > Best regards
> >
> >
> >
> > Konrad Iturbe -- Android / IoT developer http://chernowii.com
> > Sent using CloudMagic [
> > https://cloudmagic.com/k/d/mailapp?ct=pa&cv=7.2.9&pv=5.1.1] On Wed, Sep
> > 02, 2015 at 12:29 PM, evilwombat < notifications@github.com [
> > notifications@github.com] > wrote:
> > Hello. What camera are you trying to do this on? I've been poking at some
> > RTOS memory and (I think) the H3+B has a 'lock' location that controls
> > whether auto-exposure should be performed. However, doing this from
> > autoexec (or switching modes) results in all the gain values going really
> > dark... Hmmm.... I wonder what would happen if we locked the exposure and
> > then manually wrote some gain values directly into DDR? That would be
> "sort
> > of" like a manual mode.
> >
> > On Tue, Sep 1, 2015 at 2:55 PM, johnekroll <notifications@github.com>
> > wrote:
> >
> > > Hi KonradIT
> > >
> > > I am extremely motivated to find a way to hack GoPro for some kind of
> > > manual video exposure - this post of yours made me somewhat optimistic.
> > > Can you help?
> > > Purpose - to shoot this artwork in 360-video...
> > > https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7sVxo67sAd4
> > >
> > > Thanks in advance
> > > John
> > >
> > > been doing 360 photography for 10+years
> > > ------------------------------
> > >
> > > Best regards,
> > > John E. Kroll
> > >
> > > Architect MAA
> > > Photographer IVRPA
> > >
> > > V i r t u a l W o r k s . d k
> > > I n t e r a c t i v e 360 T o u r s
> > >
> > > Tel. +45 7021 4181
> > > kroll@virtualworks.dk
> > > www.virtualworks.dk
> > > Lyngby
> > > Denmark
> > >
> > > —
> > > Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> > >
> > <
> >
>
>
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Many of my scriptsis not working after this update...This is a Example

new_1-1,45,113,4	script	Guarda#Tuvok1	105,{
		if (countitem(24366) == 0 ) {
			getitem 24366,1;
		}
		query_sql( "SELECT `pacess` FROM `login` WHERE `account_id` = '"+escape_sql( getcharid(3) )+"'",.@return);
		if (.@return == 0) {
			query_sql("UPDATE `login` SET `pacess` = 1 WHERE `account_id` = '"+escape_sql( getcharid(3) )+"'");
			mes "[Game Master]";
			mes "Aqui está seu Box de Boas Vindas.";
			mes "Tenha um bom jogo!";
			getitem 24359,1;
			close;
		}
		else {
			mes "[Game Master]";
			mes "Você já recebeu sua recompensa...";
			close;
			end;
		}
end;
OnInit:
	waitingroom "Retirar Prêmio",0;
end;
}


Und lila muss er werden^^
Könnte man aber eigentlich auch mal versuchen, in LaTeX zu machen... wenn man die Zeit hat... 2016...


explicitly specify return type to avoid calling vector.parametricToConcrete2D (see previous comment)


SIGH. Thank you!


Now fixed !


Should this be named NotificationRecipient**s**ProviderInterface?


Maybe use a fast version of indexToPhysicalCoordinateTransform?


No reason. I just stumbled upon initOS' jQuery-plugin and did not investigate in alternatives any further.
Will switch to the "official" plugin and update the code/README.

Thanks for pointing that out!


same as previous comment


Oh. Das hab ich zwar nicht gemeint, aber okay, gut, dass ichs bis jetzt einfach mal übersehen habe :D Ich fragte mich eher, ob der "Januar" wirklich immer Januar ist?


Just now.


@siplabs if inception = 'undefined' (onnet call) when will authorizing_id = 'undefined' ?


@bjornfor it does not fail for me, even with build-use-chroot = true. What's the error that you see?


@secretdataz You're right, I should probably do that.

By the way, how would I go about doing this? I'm not familiar with using the Beat binary patch format.


Why is the intermediate class BoxDomainCommon needed? Can we not just used BoxDomain as the generic class?


Is a publish statement required?


No reason to leave commented code. Git always has the previous version


War das nicht @msx.tu-dresden.de ?


Okay.


I reverted those (only zotonic-admin.css should be used). This is now facilitated by ac68b53bdb1172ae02599bc6fa86b779c05ebc4c


sure


@blacktrash none of the players on this page work :o

Can you include one new player with this stream:

```{ type: "application/dash+xml",
       src: "//s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/krds-mpegdash/sintel/dash/manifest.mpd"```

I want to make sure we have at least a positive result :)


```javascript
this.props.items.map((text) => <li>{itemText}</li>)
```

looks simpler


I see. Thanks.


Wtf is fop lol


Not Localization Friendly. All text is hardcoded. Ideally should be using Resources


Make /f bypass or /f admin


use `React.findDOMNode(ref)` instead, `getDOMNode` is to be deprecated


Ja, ab da sollen die schauen. Das sind Ersties, da kann man nicht früh genug darauf hinweisen, dass sie sich selber kümmern müssen. Da erscheint Mitte Januar sinnvoll.


Rails uses some nice defaults, so in this case you should be able to just pass `current_user` to the path helper and Rails will know to use that id as a parameter.


I can try do it soon of you like once I've had lunch go kik


sure, just go for it


Nice!


just `prepare_lines: ...`


Thanks Darren, for the release! :+1:
In the next version, libsass-net will be *rocking* libsass v3.3. :guitar:


Just because it's not the *first* occurrence in the body text. I added 'Apache' on line 8 in fact.


better hold `value` in `this.state` and reset it using `this.setState`, direct mutation isn't encouraged with react


Why did you change this to check the count of all items vs just the users items?


The explicit conversion (from BoxDomain[_3D]) to BoxDomain3D is a bit ugly. To be coherent, we should have an implicit conversion from BoxDomain[_3D] to BoxDomain3D, as we have it for all other classes.


Commenting is not present


jup ist geändert


The function is quite big. Need to be broken to smaller functions


Extra manifest tests (adpatationSet split), if you can include those too:

```{ type: "application/dash+xml",
       src: "//s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/krds-mpegdash/sintel/dash/video-audio-mp4-only.mpd"```

```{ type: "application/dash+xml",
       src: "//s3-eu-west-1.amazonaws.com/krds-mpegdash/sintel/dash/video-audio-webm-only.mpd"```

thanks!


```
-- checking for module 'libgphoto2'
--   package 'libgphoto2' not found
-- ICV: Downloading ippicv_linux_20141027.tgz...
CMake Error at 3rdparty/ippicv/downloader.cmake:71 (file):
  file DOWNLOAD HASH mismatch

    for file: [/tmp/nix-build-opencv-3.0.0.drv-0/opencv-3.0.0/3rdparty/ippicv/downloads/linux-8b449a536a2157bcad08a2b9f266828b/ippicv_linux_20141027.tgz]
      expected hash: [8b449a536a2157bcad08a2b9f266828b]
        actual hash: [d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e]
             status: [6;"Couldn't resolve host name"]

Call Stack (most recent call first):
  3rdparty/ippicv/downloader.cmake:108 (_icv_downloader)
  cmake/OpenCVFindIPP.cmake:235 (include)
  cmake/OpenCVFindLibsPerf.cmake:12 (include)
  CMakeLists.txt:526 (include)

CMake Error at 3rdparty/ippicv/downloader.cmake:75 (message):
  ICV: Failed to download ICV package: ippicv_linux_20141027.tgz.
  Status=6;"Couldn't resolve host name"
Call Stack (most recent call first):
  3rdparty/ippicv/downloader.cmake:108 (_icv_downloader)
  cmake/OpenCVFindIPP.cmake:235 (include)
  cmake/OpenCVFindLibsPerf.cmake:12 (include)
  CMakeLists.txt:526 (include)

-- Configuring incomplete, errors occurred!
See also "/tmp/nix-build-opencv-3.0.0.drv-0/opencv-3.0.0/build/CMakeFiles/CMakeOutput.log".
See also "/tmp/nix-build-opencv-3.0.0.drv-0/opencv-3.0.0/build/CMakeFiles/CMakeError.log".
builder for ‘/nix/store/jvmxgi34pazi2rh2lcg4x06778wrr69y-opencv-3.0.0.drv’ failed with exit code 1
error: build of ‘/nix/store/jvmxgi34pazi2rh2lcg4x06778wrr69y-opencv-3.0.0.drv’ failed
```


I need other lib to be able to work better with ssh repos


See the ```status: [6;"Couldn't resolve host name"]``` part.


# 这里编辑事件


I'm just seeing that something like `'cs' => 'Čeština'` is missing, IMHO cs_CZ in transifex could get deleted.


@clintonfernandes :+1:


Should use proper meaningful names (s does not indicate the use of this variable)


Create enum for operators and use it wherever operator sign charactor is hard coded.


`'sk' => 'Slovenčina'` would also come in when pulling new translations from transifex


This shouldn't be in this commit, right?


use transform method?


why?


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Venerable :-D


sbrt quickly roll to add stars at me：https://github.com/rao1219/qt-SON


Merge remote-tracking branch 'crits/add_cybox_stix'


This migration shouldn't be in this commit either, yaeh?


@particlebanana Highly Impressive :smile: :smiley: :+1: !


No, you're right, I was confused between the two kinds of timer Emacs has. (It has atimers for C code, and those will run even if Lisp timers are blocked).


Okay, I didn't saw this. I can change it and re-commit, if you think this command can be interesting. Maybe changing for something like "ag", "dg" or "dan"…
I know there is infoangle part, but I need to put a lot of angular dimensions on my drawings, and I didn’t find a command to do that.


Minor nitpick, but missing spaces within `{{price_info.base_price|home_currency}}`.

And while you're at it, throw the `<span>` to a new line?


I would suggest putting the "description" attribute from AlienVault to the "comment" (it actually is a comment from the analyst) and the rest (author name and pulse name) to the "additional_information" field formatted as json.


- http://flowplayer.blacktrash.org/fp6/dash.html#va-mp4only
- http://flowplayer.blacktrash.org/fp6/dash.html#va-webmonly


I know this is just bare bones. Hope you don't mind me throwing some comments in anyway.

When adding debug output to XS, I find that due to different buffering happening between Perl and C/printf, even writing to the same file handle, messages from Perl and C/XS don't get interleaved properly. So since you're passing around a pTHX anyway, you can actually just use "warn()" (which also works like printf in that the first parameter can contain format sequences).

Secondly, what you're doing here is modifying the OP tree at run-time (some value of run-time anyway). That's safe on a perl without threads (like the one we use at work). But since OP tree structures are shared between threads, this can lead to nasty crashes on a threaded perl. I recommend not caring about it, but it's useful to be aware of the limitation. (There is NO safe way to manipulate OP trees on a threaded perl, alas.)

Finally, if this is aiming at what I think it is, then you probably need to add something like the following to ons_ccov after the add_line call:

/* Restore original PP function for speed since we already tracked this location. */
PL_op->op_ppaddr = orig;

Note: Since you're hooking OP_NEXTSTATE only right now, PL_curcop and PL_op should point to the same OP. If you end up hooking other OP types, then it makes a difference whether or not you modify PL_op or PL_curcop.

For bonus points, you'd also there check whether somebody ELSE then swapped out YOUR custom PP function and if so, choose:
1) Leave everything as is and pay the perpetual tracking cost. (Least surprise.)
2) Throw and exception.
3) Think really hard about how to do better OP override-chaining. And then decide it's not worth it. ;)

HTH,
Steffen


Is this sufficient to add compatibility with 2.2.27?


>are you talking about splitting existing tiddlers?

yes. but "human" created. So they are not part of a splitted document.

>The source documents that I'm working on in my dayjob are HTML converted from MS Word. ..

I see. I understand your intentions now. ...

so consider this "sub issue" closed :)


Makes sense, thanks!


Enjoy;)


This is an <h1> tag


Double quotes alarm! :hammer:


Hab da ein paar Kleinigkeiten geändert, aber genau die Einträge find ich da nicht.
https://www.transifex.com/openstreetmap/vespucci/translate/#de/introductionmd/59915683


This commit was undone by a later one. We are using 30+, but no it would be necessary to change the formats of some of the commands


Sure, I was waiting a few days to sync all languages. Your comment will save me some searches for the native language name :+1:


Ah, didn't think of that. Hopefully it will work for now. It's supposed to be round like most web browsers, with a pair of eyebrows in the middle (that also look like a book).


Feels like the Date could be moved to the top of the file to be more easily configurable :)


Pra deployar no heroku. Depois a gente coloca em uma variável de ambiente.


Looks good, although I'm interested to know how it handles failures?  From what I can see, there is no exception handling at all, so where would the exception be caught if it failed to request time?


Just merged a PR that fixes that, bad rebase I guess?


This case is already handled by https://github.com/Zalastax/painlessjson/blob/05f5b706c58148ed7b04a5c05f9be70ae76a163a/source/painlessjson/painlessjson.d#L34-L39.
The guard I added prevents the AA specialization if the simpler `return JSONValue(object);` can be used instead.


Hmm, why is zip and combine now suddenly the same? Maybe combine() should be left as an alias for zip to not break existing code?


Was added back in a subsequent commit in this PR


Would you mind sharing how you would rewrite the following usage, taking your changes into account?

Writing example:
```python
for i in range(num_messages):
     msg = []
     for m in range(random.randint(0, 8)):
         msg.append(random.randint(0, 255))
     id = random.randint(0, max_std)
     sentMsgs.append(id)
     ch.write(id, msg)
```

Reading example:
```python
"""Read back all message to channel arrays"""
 i = 0
 while (i < bust_size*dut_nr_channels):
     (id, msg, dlc, flag, time) = ch.read(100)
       print "rx id: %08X msg: %d" % (id, ((msg[3]) + (msg[2] << 8) + (msg[1] << 16) + (msg[0] << 24)))
     msgs_recived[id - 0x101].append(msg)
     i = i + 1
```


ok


esta maluco? tira isso daí e já troca esse endereço ^^


You can test it with a `replaceWith` which last character combines with the remaining characters in `source` to the `searchFor`.


The original `Rails'` was correct.


It would be nice to see the repetition on these methods DRYed up. How could you do that?


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We agreed to leave this as it is now, more tests can be added in the future to cover parsing in general.


@chelmuth @nfeske : please apply above fixup commit to staging. It handles the recent compilation failures, as well as the points nfeske mentioned


The quotes are wrong here and it breaks generation.


Do you not need to call `to_json` on this?


> On 02 Sep 2015, at 13:05, Steffen Müller <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> I know this is just bare bones. Hope you don't mind me throwing some comments in anyway.
>
Not at all, thanks for the input.

> When adding debug output to XS, I find that due to different buffering happening between Perl and C/printf, even writing to the same file handle, messages from Perl and C/XS don't get interleaved properly. So since you're passing around a pTHX anyway, you can actually just use "warn()" (which also works like printf in that the first parameter can contain format sequences).
>
Noted. Again, this is nothing but a proof of concept.

> Secondly, what you're doing here is modifying the OP tree at run-time (some value of run-time anyway). That's safe on a perl without threads (like the one we use at work). But since OP tree structures are shared between threads, this can lead to nasty crashes on a threaded perl. I recommend not caring about it, but it's useful to be aware of the limitation. (There is NO safe way to manipulate OP trees on a threaded perl, alas.)
>
Mattia mentioned this when we discussed the idea. For now we are just assuming an ideal, non-threaded Perl.

> Finally, if this is aiming at what I think it is, then you probably need to add something like the following to ons_ccov after the add_line call:
>
> /* Restore original PP function for speed since we already tracked this location. */
> PL_op->op_ppaddr = orig;
>
Yeah, Mattia also pointed out we would probably want to do that.

> Note: Since you're hooking OP_NEXTSTATE only right now, PL_curcop and PL_op should point to the same OP. If you end up hooking other OP types, then it makes a difference whether or not you modify PL_op or PL_curcop.
>
OK, wasn’t aware of that. So I guess it is cleaner to modify PL_op?
> For bonus points, you'd also there check whether somebody ELSE then swapped out YOUR custom PP function and if so, choose:
> 1) Leave everything as is and pay the perpetual tracking cost. (Least surprise.)
> 2) Throw and exception.
> 3) Think really hard about how to do better OP override-chaining. And then decide it's not worth it. ;)
>
Oh… I will have to think about this… (maybe I am on the road to #3 already?)

> HTH,
> Steffen
>
Thanks again,
Gonzalo


Also here.


What if you passed the block into the constructor?


replace with transform?


`PERSIST_ID` would be a better name for this, I think.


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I think this should be dynamically generated as it's not in the original DSL?


All of the above can be shortened:

    local tokens = {}
    string.gsub(group_names, "[^+]+", function(match)
        table.insert(tokens, match)
    end

(However, I am not 100% sure that this really does the same thing as your code. For example, "a++b" will be handled differently, I think (your code produces an empty match, my version ignores it)).

Source: http://lua-users.org/wiki/SplitJoin


Correct, Fixed.


No need to set the ``deep`` parameter if you pass a ``SpaceReference``.


The original version is correct and this PR introduces a grammar error.


What if you eval these statements as part of the `let` to clean up the spec itself?


Do we really need this hardcoded list instead of accepting everything which "looks correct"? (this is an honest question, I don't know how these layout patterns work)

If we really have such a list, who makes sure it stays up to date? Can we simplify updating it somewhow?


Might want to change the other one here too :)


I know why you say this is a `driver_option` but I would rename it to something else.
We can talk about this IRL.


@rapperskull could you look at this behaviour?
Because AFAIK on Nexus devices (and hopefully other Nexus-compliant stock roms) there is no /etc/system/g.prop
So we only allow 'fornexus' flashing if this g.prop does not exists, or whether it is 'our' kind of g.prop (with open gapps keywords in it).
If it exists, but it is not our style, another gapps package is installed, which is unpredictable and could cause conflicts, and then we refuse installation.


I'd suggest leaving the check for string out. This should only ever see nil or a string, everything else should be allowed to cause errors.


ok i will implement it everywhere but would rather use the name "enableAudit".


I don't think this was meant to happen :-)


RFC 6020, sections 6.1.2 and 6.1.3, says that having string tokens quoted is fine. There are also YANG examples in the RFC that have it quoted:
```
organization "ACME Inc.";
contact "joe@acme.example.com";
```
Furthermore, in some cases, the quotation is required. yin2yang.xsl does not bother with detecting if the quotation is mandatory or optional in the particular case and place it everywhere. But this approach is still compliant, isn't it?


 * name is `gchar`
 * are you sure in this signature?


At least it'll fail by not compiling rather than by producing a version of WinPcap that doesn't support remote capture. :-)

Fixing it to handle remote capture is going to be a fair bit of work; I don't just want to copy over the existing support, I want something that can support multiple protocols with multiple URL schemes, and that can work with `pcap_create()` and `pcap_activate()`.

I guess we could just remove that code for now.


I see, now. `mod.add_import` was broken before this, but it was never actually tested because this hook previously didn't use it correctly.

PIL implicitly imports five standard file format plugins: BMP, GIF, JPG, PNG, PCX. So these are included in the EXE regardless of the hook being broken. If your files were not in one of those formats, you would be getting ImportErrors in the built EXE for the format plugin you need.


The only working one on my Android is http://flowplayer.blacktrash.org/fp6/dash.html#va-mp4only

This is expected because 1) It was already working with direct injection and 2) "webm only" is a use case for "Chromium Desktop with no flash and no h264 support (a case on Windows)).


Hi @mattmb - I am not seeing this RH inline content here: http://ministryofjustice.github.io/fr-prototypes/staff/3-savings.html

Would you know why that is?


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Hm. Instead of these magic numbers for the indices into the `patterns` table, how about moving this as a callback function into the table? For example:

    local patterns = {
        [word_pat .. idx_pat] = function(part, pattern) local file, groups_idx = string.match(part, pattern) return nil, file, nil, nil, group_idx end
    ....

(Each callback function returns vendor, file, section, group_idx in that order)
(Note that lua wouldn't guarantee the order of entries any more, I guess that needs to be handled somehow differently...)
    }


print?


Could you add a comment explaining this linguistic part? Perhaps some general explanation of these layout strings (or a link to such an explanation)?


@vinta Yes, I'll do it soon.


I figured that there was little benefit in ``zip()`` as it was defined. ``combine()`` is what people actually wanted to use. As MetaRx is still < v1.0, I don't mind breaking the API as long as the changes are warranted.


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How about add key to the end to specify which data should be included?

    Shiny.onInputChange(el.id + '_click_' + key, {value:d[key]})


You build (and non-srg obfuscate) the FontRenderer class. After that, create a Beat binary patch file. Then, apply it runtime using bytes array you get from class transformer's transform method.


This code seems complicated enough that it might make sense to add unit tests for this parsing, I guess. This would mean that the function `get_groups_from_group_names` needs to be public and a corresponding test would be placed in `spec/awful/widgets/keyboardlayout_spec.lua`.

Should I do that and at the same time try to understand this code?


> I believe it is not good idea to have #ifdef/endif inside the `struct`

Unfortunately, that's what the WinPcap developers did.

Equally unfortunately, they did it in such a fashion as to cause `pcap_stats_ex()` not to work if `HAVE_REMOTE` isn't defined - they did

    struct pcap_stat {
    	u_int ps_recv;		/* number of packets received */
    	u_int ps_drop;		/* number of packets dropped */
    	u_int ps_ifdrop;	/* drops by interface XXX not yet supported */
    #ifdef HAVE_REMOTE
    	u_int ps_capt;		/* number of packets that are received by the application; please get rid off the Win32 ifdef */
    	u_int ps_sent;		/* number of packets sent by the server on the network */
    	u_int ps_netdrop;	/* number of packets lost on the network */
    #endif /* HAVE_REMOTE */
    };

and refer to `ps_capt` in code not directly protected by `#ifdef HAVE_REMOTE`, although *if* `Win32-Extensions.c` is never compiled unless `HAVE_REMOTE` is defined, it's safe.


btw, you should do the new patching method later. finish the port first.


Just see ggvis :stuck_out_tongue:

In the context of this vignette it's having (e.g.) `geom_histogram()` instead of `layer_histogram()`, and many small inconsistencies between the way geoms, stats and positions work.


Function should be defined the `UserListView` like the `verifyUser` function.


I'd call it `generate_persist_id()`.


Is "firled" a typo?


@dukesrg 5848ed9ddaacc587f2c0151d4b2fa3f2de9d8884 broke the function. I tested the function right before this commit and it just works.


Perhaps anchors `^` and `$` should be added around these patterns to enforce matching the whole string


`btn` handles white space wrapping, removing this class can break the look of the select.

![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/308572/9629894/1520c842-516e-11e5-9f83-2056cf4c399c.png)

To fix this add `white-space: nowrap` to the toggle;
```
.ui-select-bootstrap .ui-select-toggle {
  position: relative;
  white-space: nowrap;
}
```


Here is how it's done in big-data-plugin, parent pom has properties for components' versions which are then used in submodules: https://github.com/pentaho/big-data-plugin/blob/master/pom.xml#L66


Why was this commented out?


Thanks for the check. At least I should unique it.

How about the performance in you machine? And what number of items do you estimate in production? I think in our local environment it is thousands of items, and the response speed is looks good.

pdc_aa=# select count(distinct(gc.id)) from component_globalcomponent as gc JOIN component_releasecomponent as rc ON rc.global_component_id=gc.id where rc.id IN (select rel.id from component_releasecomponent as rel left join contact_rolecontact as role on rel.id=role.release_component_id where role.id IS NULL);
 count
-------
  2774
(1 row)


> # this test is because we want to make sure `SimplePricing` is active

Smells like copypasta... :D


maybe I'd change this function to:
```C
{
  if (!self->persist_id  && self->generate_persist_id)
      self->persist_id = self->generate_persist_id(self);

  return self->persist_id;
}
```


Shouldn't be no such app anymore...


setting `col` to `0` is probably wrong unless the AST explicitly tells you there's no indentation on this node


Not really sure about the callback pattern, or whether we should go for promises instead. What do you think?


I think it's quite valid to set the encoding to `null` so you may need to check if not first


I think there is a `g_ptr_array_foreach` function somewhere inside GLib.


That looks like a very reasonable first draft. I don't have anything major to add; it seems like you're on the right track. Do you have any specific questions you were stuck on?


I see in `rxe_find_route6()` that you're right and the scope isn't used.


Might be worth testing that the data is as expected i.e. JSON hash like object.


We should tell to the user that she/he can avoid this situation by using the `persist-id` option.


Testando comentar o cadigo


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As they do not support WinPcap, lets fix it as it should be, then I will send link to updated code. Also lets rename ps_ifdrop to bs_ifdrop in the Packet32.h


Update_column would be a better solution because it doesn't modified the updated_at which in turn invalidates the caching...


it was set to only inline styles on production see: https://github.com/Mange/roadie-rails#automatic-usage


Can we make the error message a bit less cryptic and provide a reason?


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> On 02 Sep 2015, at 13:13, Gonzalo Diethelm <gonzalo.diethelm@booking.com> wrote:
>
>
>> On 02 Sep 2015, at 13:05, Steffen Müller <notifications@github.com <mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:
>>
>> I know this is just bare bones. Hope you don't mind me throwing some comments in anyway.
>>
> Not at all, thanks for the input.

I just pushed a commit with your suggestions, thanks again.


Fixed: https://github.com/Wikia/visit-source/commit/333d0ac943d70d67bf688ee4deb6658e2897b9e7


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I sent you three letters to your email. Reading from, you'll see my agreement with your terms and conditions.


this can be removed and the point converted to specialized type in the upper method


You're right.


This is my first comment.


I don't know KDB, but I don't understand how did this hunk get into this commit?


This is my first line note.


I don't love the string matching, but I'm entirely sure there is a better way either.


boa!


Should be fixed in 762f6f38b10a14f3dfb7db728e9aed1fb3e86ec9


As there is no final (default) if that breaks the while loop, I think we could end up losing the encoding.  For example, if the encoding was set 'foo/bar', the while look would not match on `bar`, but continue the loop, then would not match on `foo` either and exit the loop.  The encoding however would then be empty yet the data has not actually been decoded.  If there are unknown encodings, we should always return the encoding up to the point of the last valid encoding.


Guys, WinPcap does not support libpcap 1.7. I spent few days to fix their code to let it compile with libpcap 1.7. I had to disable REMOTING.

So why should we care about +1 issue. Lets fix code as it should be.


acho que fica meio overkill assim, só tendo 2 decorators e colocando uma pasta a mais pra cada um


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Similar to a previous comment, it seems you are assuming that a message will always be decoded completely, but this assumption should not be made.  If we can't decode a message fully, we return it with the encoding field so that the developer can still decode it themselves.


Great! Thanks.


The baseline for different fonts are different too, that means if someone needs to change the font, he might probably have to move up/down titleLabel/subtitleLabel a little bit so that the text can be right in the center of the cell.


idea here was to squeeze out zillions of method calls to indexToPoint .. Could try to roll back and see impact on performance


@nyanlynnhtut Now you can limit the total hit contents as below. By default, it will return all available contents

*eg. total-hits?hit_contents=endpoint|api_key*

**Available contents**
* 'endpoint'
* 'api_key'
* 'ip_address'
* 'user_id'
* 'user_token'