I think with the workshop we just did with Sarah it really showed the different options for aligning the material on the webpage whether its responsive or adaptive. I think that choosing to make your webpage either responsive vs. adaptive also comes across differently. If someone were to view the webpage I made on a regular screen that they would not necessarily see that my paragraphs crossed over, but if they were to view it on a mobile then it would not come across the way I wanted it to.


(rasd_rel_path, disk_path) in disk_paths.items()


linguistic review


The ChangeLog message refers to 2.4.5.1, this says 2.2.5


i have not added an extra test. but quite a few of the find symbol tests will fail if the occurrence in refer is not found. in other words: plenty of asserts on refer lines in integration-test


Nit: consider putting a helper method for this test case (not necessarily the entire test method) in the `ProfileImageEndpointMixin` to be DRY.


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Well, that's a constructor.


Right on!

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from six.moves import winreg


from six.moves import builtins


Either the function doc is now false, or? Doesn't the function do the reverse than before?


Eh eh, for sure. ;)


defer f.Close() after successfully opening


Cool! Now it should work better.


for (key, val) in self._FAKE_SUMMARY_INFO.items():


@lfu PR #1847 added collecting cores_per_socket for VMware so `vm.hardware.cores_per_socket` will always return a value now and the logic following this hash setup for handling nil `cores_per_socket` and `number_of_sockets` values no longer applies.  I think this method can be removed completely in favor of the `get_cpu_values_hash` defined in base `InfraManager::ProvisionWorkflow` class.


Nit: return nil


All / need to be changed in //


Seriously. I used `/person/` in commit message and it became extended by git client path. I wonder, is this a bug or a feature?


@cosic Looks alright.  But are you handling these Response errors
accordingly?  These should be handled in onNext() observer calls.


Nice catch.


Is that correct? This doesn't look good.


Same


space after the #


rax retry tests


Nice simplification.


might be cleaner to `rm -f $(INDEX)` instead; it ignores the permission and exits 0 even if the file doesn't exist


missing newline


You should also do something for broken images.


Ah k.


lets factor this to isLocalHostMethod and according to it set host or localhost.

If there is no way to set host anymore we need to discuses that with the Datastore team (e.g. what if we want to use a QA instance)?


You should also do something for broken images in contributors page. (check them before display)


Please spell out `signature verification cache` here.  This shows up in the example on GoDoc and people reading an example of how to use the package are probably not going to understand the abbreviation `sigCache`.


Does it work already?


@igalic, I think this is wrong - all templates should use collectd_version only (set by the init class) so that the administrator can pre-emptively supply a minimum_version parameter and avoid config files being regenerated when the package is installed and puppet is run a second time.


Looks like `--logdir` got lost in there shuffle here.


Hasn't `tutorial-kore` directory gone? I guess you might want to modify the one in `tutorial`.


Good point, but I just tested by creating a fresh METADATA, editing the 0.4.48 release of Images `requires` file to require ImageMagick, and then did `Pkg.add("Images")`. Seems to handle the loop just fine.

It's not really a dependency, though. I added it because I suspect most users will want it installed as part of Images, and in particular if they don't install it then their Images package will be broken when I tag the next release, because it used to come "bundled" and now it won't. It seemed to me that making it a requirement was a "soft" way of achieving the separation.

One thought was to add it as a requirement now and remove it later. But I guess the package manager will just remove the package when I do so, unless the user has explicitly added the package in the meantime.

Hmm. Maybe we shouldn't do this, and just advertise that "you probably want to install ImageMagick now." Thoughts?


we need to put a fatalIf(err.Trace(), "Unable to delete/close") also put the list path in err.Trace(...)


duck


```
$ rubocop
Inspecting 14 files
............C.

Offenses:

spec/rapid_connect_spec.rb:50:13: C: Unnecessary spacing detected.
    @redis =  Redis.new
            ^

14 files inspected, 1 offense detected
```


Ah, botched rebase. Fixed.


Nit: the config options can be chained: `c := aws.NewConfig().WithRegion(cfg.Region)` or drop the re-assignment of each statement (c = c.foo() is redundant).


You misspelled `bundle exec rubocop` :stuck_out_tongue:


may be write more words here "skip directories for recursive diff"


Are these used anywhere?


Nice!


@ms1217 this looks good to me.


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If there is not going to be a support for it then we should override `DatastoreServiceOptions` `defaultHost` method
to return `null` instead of `super.defaultHost()' and change `ServiceOptions` constructor to use
`builder.host == null ? defaultHost() : builder.host` instead of `firstNonNull(builder.host, defaultHost())` which basically allows `host` to be null. `DefaultDatastoreRpc` should only accept `null` or a localhost address.


This is a relative url that I am unable to view because I do not have the same file structure on my computer. A better way to handle this would be to use "index.html". When you use a filename without a slash you are basically saying, look in the same folder that the file I'm currently working in is located.


Glad you found it useful ☺


Good job nesting your css selectors!


Nice! A pseudo element :+1:


I am not sure about what you mean with your first question, but about the second, I can say that it seems like that is how it is installed and picked up on OSX.

The change was made in https://github.com/KiCad/kicad-doc/commit/8739e5ee368104073165f0390385a8f63ce295e2


Oh, I knew one of you would find the holes in my process.

Title needs to be set to your name, otherwise in our membership list you'll appear as Delicious Chicken Sandwiches!


Somewhere in this file there is no a syntax error which is preventing futurize from running


yup, right here.


This is effectively "sudo curl | sh" which is a little worrisome. If the install-controller.sh is static in cloud-config, but the pod templates are available remote, are we still over the user-data size limit?


Another problem here is the exiting out of band with dodiffRecursive, there is no easier way to test this scenario if one needs to test the function dodiffRecursive().

It would be better that this propagates error up, since 'dodiffRecursive' already has a channel which can take an error argument.  One can send any errors back on it.

Additionally if this function is generic then it can go to sorted-list.go


Also, change the filename for this to include your name, eg:

_posts/members/2015-09-30-kenchambers.md

instead of

_posts/members/2015-09-30-chicken-sandwhich.md


Also method should consider either http or https for localhost (if https is supported).


to 0.10.1


HEY THERE.


Same issue as mentioned in controller cloud-config


Fix for ceylon/ceylon-spec#1404.


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Looks good. Will test asap. :)


I notice this when I'm updating the dependencies for ArchLinux packages and while it also handle circular dependency just fine, `pacman` will give a warning when it detect that. Since this is not actually a dependency and only a optional/recommanded dependency I'll just mark it as such in my `PKGBUILD`.

I think it's fine to keep it as is as long as the package system can handle it (and it probably won't cause any issue unless there's dependency in the `deps/build.jl` script). If the package system acquires features like recommanded dependency, we can switch to use that.


Good job on the assignment! Here are a few things I noticed:

1. I left a comment in your code about relative paths. Make sure to take a look and let me know if you have any questions.
2. When adding images it is always good practice to use alt tags when adding images.

#FEWD Week #1 Project: HTML/CSS Basics

---

###Description

For the first assignment, you will begin creating the beginnings of your first website. Take what you've learned from class and build a portfolio site that showcases all of the projects you'll be completing over the next few weeks. Build two pages - an 'About Page' and a 'Portfolio' - that link to one another. Your 'About Page' should describe your mission and value proposition and your 'Portfolio' should include descriptions of the work you [will] do for Relaxr, Startup Matchmaker, and CitiPix.

Student: Rory Nealon

| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Link both pages together using `a` tag                                                                                |                                |            x            |                          |
| Use a unique `title` and a single unique `h1` tag                                                                                |                                |                        |               x           |
| Show images using `img` tags including unique `alt` attributes                                                                                |                                |             x           |                          |
| Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages                                                                                |                                |                        |               x          |
| Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (`font-size`, `color`, `font-family`, `background`, `text-decoration`) to these elements |                                |                        |                          x |
| Use at least 6 different HTML tags (`h1`, `h2`, `h3`, `h4`, `h5`, `h6`, `p`, `ul`, `ol`, `a`, `img`) on your pages                                                            |                                |                        |            x              |
| Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files                                                                                |                                |                       |           x               |
| Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability                                                                                |                                |                        |            x              |
| TOTAL: 14/16                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |


Should we update the value for [`DatastoreOptions.HOST_ENV_NAME`](https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/gcloud-java/blob/master/gcloud-java-datastore/src/main/java/com/google/gcloud/datastore/DatastoreOptions.java#L41) to be "LOCAL_DATASTORE_HOST" (or whatever the datastore uses)?


@ander-nz Using `git mv ...` allows to save the annotations with the dates of the lines changes. If you move the file in first commit and create the new file in second commit then annotations will be saved.
But I'm not sure that TSD and DTSM can install this correctly.
@vvakame What do you think about the definitions splitting on several files?


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@jayaajay @disprosium8 Probably the blipp error  is due to this.
We need to create the "/etc/periscope" folder either here or in installation scripts.


Was meant to write "Use travis' new container-based infrastructure", accidentally hit enter.


Hi

You are right for two versions 1.6.0.14 and 1.6.0.1, it has to be
$link->getProductLink($color.id_product, null, null, null, null, null, $color.id_product_attribute, true, false, true); for them, and every versions would be handled then.

And the function needs to be altered to add the anchor with $force_routes too,

```
$anchor = $ipa ? $product->getAnchor((int)$ipa, (bool)($force_routes || $add_anchor) : '';
```

this will still not work for this two versions when url rewrite is off.

Regards


This config seems to be RAML-specific


default case is empty


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Can we rename this to --raml-config or the like?


sorry :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes:


Maybe better to define a RAML module and a Swagger module with different bindings for this


May want separate modules


I don't think this is relevant for Swagger


Sure, it is pretty generic and could be made to function with Swagger though.


This fields don't seem to be injected


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Ok, no worries, I'll refactor this implementation to be RAML-specific.


returning the error through channel is a good idea


This looks duplicated


I don't understand then, why is it different ?


Nit: if this isn't based on prior-art, it makes me a little worried that we're creating our own "rudimentary templating language"


Yes, this entire file pretty much is. I wasn't actually sure the best way to refactor it to run twice in Java - any ideas?


by any chance de  you have xposed code to compile from source instead using the app? Thanks


pindexBestHeader (misnomer) is a CBlockIndex*. That is the pointer to the best valid block, no? I've grepped the source tree and pindexBestBlock doesn't show up anywhere.


Here we need to handle one more case but first we can take the internal error easily here.

Rather than doing this we can simply do
```
content.Err.ToGoError().(client.ISBrokenSymlink).Path
```

```
switch err := content.Err.ToGoError().(type) {
case client.ISBrokenSymlink:
             errorIf(content.Err.Trace(), fmt.Sprintf("Skipping broken Symlink ‘%s’.", err.Path)
             continue
}
```

Now the next case that needs to be handled is

```
    if os.IsNotExist(contentCh.Err.ToGoError()) || os.IsPermission(contentCh.Err.ToGoError()) {
                                if contentCh.Content != nil {
                                        if contentCh.Content.Type.IsDir() && (contentCh.Content.Type&os.ModeSymlink == os.ModeSymlink) {
                                                continue
                                        }
                                }
                                errorIf(contentCh.Err.Trace(), fmt.Sprintf("Skipping ‘%s’.", content.Name")
                                continue
                        }
```


@neobuddy89 there is hardlimit for 3.10, it does the same thing, I am not sure if that is the driver @dorimanx is referring to


When class does not exist


And also change buttons mode for right player on keyboard
And increase number of player based on (secret) dropbox


I think it's ok to mirror the test, but best to pull out the LambdaMatcher class to be used by both tests. Also the original tests are pretty light so if you can think of any improvements please let me know!


Reviewed the last commit (92dad4f208f0569f7ad148f4d5b0122510df8d4d). LGTM, +1.


Again, you've confused capacity and size.


Well not always, but definitely in the case of incoming transactions after they are confirmed. As you note the proper solutions is either (a) don't calculate lock-time information for already confirmed transactions (why would you need that?) or (b) build a wallet view that keeps around the inputs to wallet transactions.

Either way, outside the scope for this very specific PR.


Yes, but why would in typehint be a class that does not exist? Why do we need to catch it.


Now that we access IOHandler directly from SMV code, we should probably make `csvAttributes` default to null.


It can happen if you use template drive forms, where directives are created before the model


You need to make the new table bigger when you initialize it.


A likley thing to do.


Please you javadoc commenting!


Make sure your links follow the correct relative path. This path is saying "there is a file called portfolio.html in the same folder as me, link to it". However, you don't have a portfolio.html in this folder - you do have one in portfolio_deliverable folder. In the future, you'll want to make sure to copy everything into the final folder so that you don't break your links.


This is just a nit there is no reason to keep this as a variable, one can really do

```
for content := range clnt.List(true) {
```


Typo? Wrong use statement?


@kvetinac97 You got banned for one week. XD https://botbot.me/freenode/pocketmine/2015-09-29/?msg=50796892&page=3 Can't you take one week? I hope you don't do anything stupid(like making another account), because if you do, I'll tip off a moderator and you'll be banned **permanently**, for ban evasion, like shoghicp and Intyre said.


@aurusov Сейчас версия задается в 4 местах. Если менять версию у ```parent```, то придется менять еще в 6 местах. Кроме того, перед сборкой необходимо запускать mvn org.eclipse.tycho:tycho-versions-plugin:update-pom -Dtycho.mode=maven, который изменяет pom.xml 4 наших библиотек под их текущую версию.
Есть возможность задавать версию в корневом pom.xml, причем только в одном месте


Line 2 is inaccurate.


It's hard to target specific spans with the information we've given you thus far, but in the future you'll want to avoid inline styles if you can.


Nice HTML5 tags!


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This line talks about sparkconf


Yay alt tags!


@RafaelCintron it looks like this conversation is against the commit and not the pull request, which makes it difficult to maintain the thread. I've updated https://github.com/KhronosGroup/WebGL/pull/1240 with a non-normative note -- it seemed difficult to capture all of the situations in which it's "guaranteed" that this frame counter will update. I'm about to implement this in Chrome and will probably find pitfalls in the spec text which will prompt revision. Would you please take another look and suggest alternate text if you don't like what's currently written? Thanks.


In that `_ => t` is *notation* for `[? x] x => t`. Therefore, `_ + 1 => t` does not expand to `[? x] x + 1 => t`, but to ` [] ?x + 1 => t`, and the type inference mechanism can't deduce what ?x is. Hope it's clear now.


One more problem is function methods for struct should not be printing anything inside, we should handle these errors above by sending it up.


:shipit:


Your HTML is very well organized, but here you are less consistent with your spacing and indentation. We want to make all of our files immensely readable, so that anyone looking at them can quickly make sense of them. i.e.

```
header nav {
   text-align: center;
   padding-top: 10px;
}
```


Encryption/hidden...


I did this in my local setup and it works fine.


@wilderrodrigues Too much testing :+1:


 SypherXN
 PLS


Actually, the action comes in the first position, changing this will always use 'index' as action


Hans is dumb


Ok I see. Thanks !


pindexBestHeader is the block index entry for the best valid block header.
It does not necessarily mean the best block (for example a header can be
received and verified before its block data is received). So it does not
necessarily correspond to the block pcoinsTip is synchronized with. You
need chainActive.Tip() for that.

Sorry for the confusion, pindexBestBlock was the old name for what is now
chainActive.Tip().


Never mind...


We set a variable `KICAD_DOC_INSTALL_PATH` but don't use it in any of the install targets so we may as well not set it if we're not using it.

Yes, I think the OSX specific path is right, I was just providing a heads-up. We should set the path in one place and then use it.

We're currently throwing `KICAD_DOC_INSTALL_PATH` away by not using it...


@sam-github it is added by the callback wrapper in lib/runctl.js when notifications are forwarded. The logic is that the worker's idea of its start time may not be the same at the supervisor's idea of its start time, so we use the supervisor's data.


Rather than specifying the same `font-family` on each individual element, you could define it once on `body` and everyone else will inherit it.


![try go](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/14142983/10209043/fb767fd0-6794-11e5-9b3e-02f8d72b95c9.jpg)


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These statements can actually be even shorter:
```js
    .map(item => item.trim)
    .filter(item => item !== "")
```

When the function body is a one-line return, you can drop the curly braces & return keyword.


The good news is I'm back in business and everything looks good at theusthread.com

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The bad news is, I still have no production.log and every time I try to precompile assets, it kills the process.

However, I will submit the app now since it is working, assets and all, seemingly.


We likely need to open UDP egress as well.


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The syntax is compatible with http://jinja.pocoo.org/docs/dev/templates/#filters


But why catch it? Why not let the exception be thrown? Wrong typehint should be fixed ASAP.


@sashanka could you take a look at this test covering and let me know if it looks good.

Here is the build for this branch: https://travis-ci.org/igorlima/generator-js-type/builds/83026517

Thanks.


Made it worse ...


`root@theusthread-production:/home/rails# RAILS_ENV=production rake assets:precompile
Killed`

```
rails@theusthread-production:~$ RAILS_ENV=production rake db:migrate
Rails Error: Unable to access log file. Please ensure that /home/rails/log/production.log exists and is writable (ie, make it writable for user and group: chmod 0664 /home/rails/log/production.log). The log level has been raised to WARN and the output directed to STDERR until the problem is fixed.
```

I've tried running that chmod thing, but it asks for the password to "rails"; I've tried several passwords and none of them are accepted!


@MajikalPayton When are you uploading your plugins? We all wanna help! Are you a slow uploader? :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


Beat me to the repo switch, thanks!


this is not really correct.
- its not dreamcast, but internal SH4 organisation.
- from same/different memory perspective -  3 MSB bits not "ignored" then MMU enabled.
- write to 0xE0040000 will put data to Store Queue. but during read you'll get mirror of Area0 (ie BIOS ROM)


This function seems unused, can we just remove it?


Okay, ignore the comment in the git about all files being changed. Obviously when it did the push git was clever enough to see that they hadn't actually changed at all. Not sure why my local git had shown them all as being modified! :/


Warning what.
Nobody stealing nobody codes here. This is only my test branch
When I'm done I will give proper author ship to the commit, You guys need stop this shit.


fyi usually we just use CountDownLatch(1) and then shoot the gun with countDown(). CyclicBarrier is too complicated for me :)


@FlamingGenius OMG I can't believe you're still copying code. Haven't you learned about OOP(object-oriented-programming)?


Noted. BTW, this branch is some extremely WIP stuff ;)


can we wait until we merge the `ctors` branch first? so we can avoid conflicts...


This should fail forbidden apis i hope!

Before creating the new thread, can we just do `final Random random = new Random(random().nextLong())`. This stands a chance to reproduce.


D'oh… Wish I'd have looked here before opening https://github.com/mgravell/protobuf-net/pull/114


Corregido bug en series con nombre menor de 4 caracteres.
La opcion "Añadir a la biblioteca" ahora es compatible con la version 4.0.3

En http://s3.postimg.org/c7oceldcz/logof.jpg tienes el icono del canal por si lo quieres añadir al channelselector.py


fyi, if you liked the methods you were using, you can still use them. They should all optionally take a Random parameter for when you want to be explicit like this, e.g. `rarely(Random)`


For non-PHP files, comments aren't supposed to start with `//`, they should start with `#`. :stuck_out_tongue_closed_eyes: You have to learn how to write comments the correct way!


Why turn it off for non-DEBUGGING? Most of the perl development I do I have DEBUGGING off.  AFAIK there is no machine code difference between it being on and off.


Should we instead remove the prefixing here and add `precision mediump float` back to our shaders?


I have a question regarding os_arch_ctx_sw and os_arch_ctx_sw_isr. Not that this is a huge deal, but should these get inlined? Or is there some reason we are not doing that?


Stop what shit? I merely asked a question. If a question makes you uneasy that seems like a you problem. Anyway, test or not it's public so you should at link reference the author and link the commit. Take a chill pill dude. I literally only asked a question


LGTM, if it works.


This was far more difficult than Pink-Fruit or even Dangerous-Ambition. It really forced me to come up with ideas and find where the story was in each idea.
Ultimately this is a Piper Ashton story and can serve as being part of her backstory for Paper Walls. It's from after Pipes moves out of her parent's house in Fairhaven and moves to Seacrest. She's not really comfortable at her new place and it shows with this scene.


I havent copied a single thing if you dont know what ur talking about then dont say anything


Mmm... but we do `  GetAddrInfoReqWrap* req_wrap = new GetAddrInfoReqWrap(env, req_wrap_obj);
` on that object... Why is it ok?


I agree, that is a good idea. We should do that, but maybe in another commit?


Awesome job on the assignment! Looks like you're really getting the hang of it! :+1:

#FEWD Week #1 Project: HTML/CSS Basics

---

###Description

For the first assignment, you will begin creating the beginnings of your first website. Take what you've learned from class and build a portfolio site that showcases all of the projects you'll be completing over the next few weeks. Build two pages - an 'About Page' and a 'Portfolio' - that link to one another. Your 'About Page' should describe your mission and value proposition and your 'Portfolio' should include descriptions of the work you [will] do for Relaxr, Startup Matchmaker, and CitiPix.

Student: Saline Jiang

| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Link both pages together using `a` tag                                                                                |                                |                       |                  x        |
| Use a unique `title` and a single unique `h1` tag                                                                                |                                |                        |               x           |
| Show images using `img` tags including unique `alt` attributes                                                                                |                                |                        |                x          |
| Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages                                                                                |                                |                        |               x          |
| Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (`font-size`, `color`, `font-family`, `background`, `text-decoration`) to these elements |                                |                        |                          x |
| Use at least 6 different HTML tags (`h1`, `h2`, `h3`, `h4`, `h5`, `h6`, `p`, `ul`, `ol`, `a`, `img`) on your pages                                                            |                                |                        |            x              |
| Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files                                                                                |                                |                       |           x               |
| Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability                                                                                |                                |                        |            x              |
| TOTAL: 16/16                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |


Thank you :gem:


Removed in 4efe7b9c189f5d4c236ff21abe026a85f50bdacb.


To fully test we would need to enable master-->kubelet TLS validation in apiserver. Right now I believe it does not validate the cert that the kubelet hands to client connections (and why the exec command fails).

Another alternative is to configure apiserver to use SSH tunnels to secure this connection (https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/cmd/kube-apiserver/app/server.go#L233). But would need to distribute a public-ssh key to all worker's. Then create a user with really minimal access with that key in authorized_keys. But I've never personally tested this.


One question, otherwise LGTM if CI is green.


Yikes! See 50cfe71b2a98a80a8287ad9064d69bc99fa99023.


Start8point5 (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (822 of 822 tests passed)

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This sort of (assuming sv flags were the same between cperl 5.22 and p5p 5.22) breaks source code compatibility with P5P 5.22 perl and naughty CPAN code that doesn't use the public macros. You can't copy paste .i file code now between the 2 for XSUBs bodies since sv_flags has a different name.


It's probably not necessary. But for uncaught exception is too hard to figuring out what's wrong.


Nice work on the first assignment! I left some inline comments above, but here is some more organized feedback:

1. You had two pages (woo!), but you linked to the wrong file. Remember to check your links to make sure they work and remember what we learned about constructing relative paths.
2. It may seem silly, but we developers put A LOT of emphasis on the importance of formatting our code. Having well formatted code is important when working on teams and even for yourself to easily jump back in the code and remember what you were working on. Focus on making your code pretty _while_ you make your site pretty.
3. When our website shares styles across pages, it is generally a good idea to use the same stylesheet on both pages. This prevents from having to copy and paste and duplicate code. It also ensures we have consistent styles across our site.

#FEWD Week #1 Project: HTML/CSS Basics

---

###Description

For the first assignment, you will begin creating the beginnings of your first website. Take what you've learned from class and build a portfolio site that showcases all of the projects you'll be completing over the next few weeks. Build two pages - an 'About Page' and a 'Portfolio' - that link to one another. Your 'About Page' should describe your mission and value proposition and your 'Portfolio' should include descriptions of the work you [will] do for Relaxr, Startup Matchmaker, and CitiPix.

Student: Kathyrn Connolly

| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Link both pages together using `a` tag                                                                                |                              |             X           |                           |
| Use a unique `title` and a single unique `h1` tag                                                                                |                                |                        |            X              |
| Show images using `img` tags including unique `alt` attributes                                                                                |                                |                        |             X            |
| Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages                                                                                |                                |                         |           X              |
| Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (`font-size`, `color`, `font-family`, `background`, `text-decoration`) to these elements |                                |                        |             X             |
| Use at least 6 different HTML tags (`h1`, `h2`, `h3`, `h4`, `h5`, `h6`, `p`, `ul`, `ol`, `a`, `img`) on your pages                                                            |                                |                        |           X               |
| Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files                                                                                |                                |                         |           X              |
| Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability                                                                                |                                |            X           |                           |
| TOTAL: 14/16


Likely need to open UDP as well.


The password is listed at the top of the server when you sign in. Such a
funny thing to remember.

On Wed, Sep 30, 2015 at 7:06 PM, snugthejoiner <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> root@theusthread-production:/home/rails# RAILS_ENV=production rake
> assets:precompile
> Killed
>
> rails@theusthread-production:~$ RAILS_ENV=production rake db:migrate
> Rails Error: Unable to access log file. Please ensure that /home/rails/log/production.log exists and is writable (ie, make it writable for user and group: chmod 0664 /home/rails/log/production.log). The log level has been raised to WARN and the output directed to STDERR until the problem is fixed.
>
> I've tried running that chmod thing, but it asks for the password to
> "rails"; I've tried several passwords and none of them are accepted!
>
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Yes, it should be, I was mainly doing manual testing in console, not sure why it worked. I'll switch it around and add unit tests just to be sure.


Do you mean to be committing directly to the master branch instead of merging?


@Gamecrafter No. I'm working on another project. On top of that, I'm dealing with depression. I'll upload whenever...


should the #ifdef not also check for the GL_ prefixed name?


untested..


Yes, indeed.


should this also take a layout/predicate? it seems like some connectors might only be able to do metadata deletes for specific columns. In fact, doesn't Hive need that, since it can only do a metadata delete on partition columns?


for what????? ha?


Also, you can create a production log on the server:

$ cd /home/rails/logs
$ touch production.log

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brittany.jill.martin@gmail.com> wrote:

> The password is listed at the top of the server when you sign in. Such a
> funny thing to remember.
>
> On Wed, Sep 30, 2015 at 7:06 PM, snugthejoiner <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> root@theusthread-production:/home/rails# RAILS_ENV=production rake
>> assets:precompile
>> Killed
>>
>> rails@theusthread-production:~$ RAILS_ENV=production rake db:migrate
>> Rails Error: Unable to access log file. Please ensure that /home/rails/log/production.log exists and is writable (ie, make it writable for user and group: chmod 0664 /home/rails/log/production.log). The log level has been raised to WARN and the output directed to STDERR until the problem is fixed.
>>
>> I've tried running that chmod thing, but it asks for the password to
>> "rails"; I've tried several passwords and none of them are accepted!
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/snugthejoiner/theusthread/commit/20253adc3e76b8bd3ba6efef599ebc225b4df6af#commitcomment-13530614>
>> .
>>
>
>
>
> --
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>

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rr


working on 3 cores only and not 4 cores


For a little more detail: I don't think we can make the assumption that a user will have no outbound UDP traffic in their cluster (external DNS, log aggregation, etc).


Only `rarely`, but using this is no longer an option because there's a chance the invalidation could be the final operation on the cache causing the actual count to be less than the cache capacity. The previous use of `AtomicInteger` in these tests was there exactly to track this, but operations with `AtomicInteger` are going to cause [memory barriers](https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/util/concurrent/atomic/package-summary.html). As you previously pointed out, we don't want this.


unused field (there's an IntelliJ warning for this that you should turn on)


is it ok to re-use a plan id like this? I would have allocated a new one


In my mind device=cuda0, init_gpu_device=gpu0 was something that we could remotely want, but I'm not sure anymore.

It's probably best to not encourage mixing backends.


(nonatomic, strong) instead of (nonatomic,strong)


Wouldn't you want to raise an error if you're using a forbidden query in unit tests?


The one on travis will only accept this, so I'm following its lead.


Let's create the japanese & midisize tag pages so these don't mislink


Life of player does not decreases.


This is actually fine, a mono display configuration, will fix it myself.


Note the twitter share text.


No, it's not.  But it's also not easy to fix so I left it as-is and added an checkbox to https://github.com/Theano/Theano/issues/2908 to fix it later.


@xmo-odoo Sorry for suggesting this upgrade, Ubuntu LTS (and even the current 15.04) still only has passlib 1.5, so we should stick with it until at least Ubuntu LTS 16.04 - even though Debian Stable has it now. At least as long as the cost is only a couple of extra lines to maintain. I reverted it at 88b63a9 after multiple requests :disappointed:


Social share links/text aren't correct.


Sounds great Michael, but the installation instruction is incomplete and I have not been able to find the downloads or the detail of the file structure and placement.

Help appreciated.

WW


I like the title.

In the body of the commit message it would be a good idea to describe:

* What "consistency" means
* A general summary about the Instructor Note you added.


code smell: cyclomatic complexity


If there is an unrecoverable error in onLoad or onEnable the plugin should log what happened and Bukkit.shutdown(). This should likely also be called from a catch-all exception handler for the entire method. I believe an exception here only disables this single plugin, which would go unnoticed.


This is so that flake8 stops complaining about comparing types.  But I could also reuse it, you're right.


unused field


I think the subscribe buttons are all being removed? Check challenger scat pack article to confirm.


Need to close response body.


canonical href needs to be updated.


Nao funciona


update url


Probably ImportError only.


For work that is unfinished it would be better if you:

* Created a branch

```
git checkout -b BRANCHNAME
```

* Added and committed your work

```
git add 05-testing-cookbooks.pptx
git commit
```

* Then pushed your work up to GitHub

```
git push origin BRANCHNAME
```

If you want to continue working on the branch you could. If you are done with the branch you can open a pull request and then allow someone on the team to merge it.


@brev: this change breaks the backend integration test. Also, in python modules, it's best to do this kind stuff in the context of "main" when you know that you're executing as an app. Otherwise, in the event the module is simply being imported (e.g., by test code), this messes up the parent app's logging configuration. Lastly, the chosen path makes it want to create a log file relative to whatever directory it's being executed from, and that pollutes the source tree wherever you happen to execute this.

I am going to roll back this change for now in order to unblock me.

> E       AssertionError: 'Traceback (most recent call last):\n  File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/runpy.py", line 162, in _run_module_as_main\n    "__main__", fname, loader, pkg_name)\n  File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/runpy.py", line 72, in _run_code\n    exec code in run_globals\n  File "/Users/vkruglikov/nta/numenta-apps/unicorn/backend/unicorn_backend/model_runner.py", line 50, in <module>\n    g_log.addHandler(logging.FileHandler(\'logs/model_runner.log\'))\n  File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/logging/__init__.py", line 911, in __init__\n    StreamHandler.__init__(self, self._open())\n  File "/System/Library/Frameworks/Python.framework/Versions/2.7/lib/python2.7/logging/__init__.py", line 941, in _open\n    stream = open(self.baseFilename, self.mode)\nIOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: \'/Users/vkruglikov/nta/numenta-apps/unicorn/tests/py/integration/logs/model_runner.log\'\n' != ''


Since it's private, you probably don't need to bother with the #if.


Well I think I figured it out.

The pdf format of the instructions could better be a copyiable format.  I could not cut and paste.

Since we are already at the url to get the files, it is not helpful to direct the user through another cryptic (figure out the puzzle before editing) link.

I am a bit slow, so later for more comment.


Good work, son.


Good work, grandson


Actually I remove the whole try..except later since I move that check to inside the config.py file I create under tests/


Encapsulation done nicely


Creo que necesito la carpeta de vendor actualiada, porque genera falla de inicialiacion en nvd3ChartDirectives seguramente por la correspondencia con las librerias... Please agregame la carpeta... a ver si es eso... Tnks
Uncaught Error: [$injector:modulerr] Failed to instantiate module cve due to:
Error: [$injector:modulerr] Failed to instantiate module nvd3ChartDirectives due to:
Error: [$injector:nomod] Module 'nvd3ChartDirectives' is not available! You either misspelled the module name or forgot to load it. If registering a module ensure that you specify the dependencies as the second argument.


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What is a quick summary of the work that you want to accomplish with the TBDs?

Also I specifically went through the slides to remove the TBD. Adding more back worries me that we will need to make another pass through the content to remove new ones that might be added. At this stage I would probably instead open issues of work that is unfinished.


Omnirom eh?


This is wrong


Ok.


I see, but keeping such things in mind now can help avoid some troubles later ;)


Should the MC ban timestamp be migrated in as the timestamp for this Ban?


So it's useless either remove the cache or store the data


Define special type id sequences in make() is fine for now (because I know we do it all over the place), but what's the reason for doing it here? Was it needed to get things working?

In the long term, we should definitely get rid of all this little type id sequences.


Okay, so this is not great. I think we should be able to pass an initializer list to any place we'd use an array. Why doesn't this work?


Player escapes from game window.


i invested some time today to complete your set of PRs

it compiles and runs for me:

i didn’t have time to issue a proper PR, which i will do a bit later…

in the meanwhile, please these are my changes if you would like to cherry pick them
https://github.com/korovkin/folly_MSVC <https://github.com/korovkin/folly_MSVC>

> On Sep 30, 2015, at 14:02, Orvid King <notifications@github.com> wrote:
>
> Update 1 will only be able to eliminate some of the changes, most of them will still be needed. Most of the changes which are #287 <https://github.com/facebook/folly/pull/287>, are because Windows is not a Posix system, and, as such, doesn't implement a Posix API. There used to be a posix compatibility layer that you could enable in Windows itself, but that wouldn't be able to compile from Visual Studio, nor would it even be using a version of GCC that even supports constexpr. The SUA layer was deprecated with Windows 7, and removed in later versions. #287 <https://github.com/facebook/folly/pull/287> is implementing the pieces of the Posix API that HHVM uses and that MSVC doesn't implement.
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@MajikalPayton :astonished: Depression? How can I help?


Seems a failure here should be somehow expressed to the operator. Allowing the NPE to trigger is likely acceptable as it will generate a stack trace to the console and a null player is likely a bug.


you can also parse a 2nd var from the function to access the active template then use template.$() . I think that is better than mixing jq/vanilla


Just caught that last night.  Thanks!


We need to press enter every time which makes game very slow.


Yes, I'll remove that.


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needs to save points to profile here?


need an entry in home -> submenu to open picker with


instead of holding onto the whole node, make this a `TableHandle` and pass that into the constructor instead


You could use `ASSERT_THROW` to make sure that it throws and then subsequently update the independent column value for row5 and demonstrate a successful construction of a `TimeSeriesTable` from a conforming `DataTable`.


Agreed. I'm planning on reworking the lists in type_id.hpp to make it so that we have lists that apply to the different cases where the operators should be defined. I didn't do that here yet though.


IMHO the Nette exception is confusing as well, it says "Invalid value" even though we know that the problem is not the value, but the typehint itself.

If we choose to manually handle this error, we should throw exception with message such as „Invalid typehint for parameter 'a' in method App\Presenters\HomepagePresenter::renderDefault(), class does not exist“ with `ReflectionException` as previous.


No, but I know they have been commented for over 2 years since that was a copy from the old backend where they were already commented.


Player p = Bukkit.getPlayer(uuid);
if (p != null) p.kickPlayer(newban.getMessage());


Please adjust your tab vs. space in this pull request to remove all the whitespace changes.


shouldn't this write `numberOfRowsDeleted` instead of 0?


add requireNonNull


sanitizeURL should be sanitize_url according to SilverStripe's coding conventions


Great! Hope your team can make a better online question room using React. Indeed, the current Angular codebase is a mess.


I would rather see something like just "People and Events."
Instead of an "etc" which other languages may find it awkward
to translate.  After all, the "such as" already implies that more
types exist.


Can you create a Pull Request for [root branch](https://github.com/andzdroid/mongo-express) please? That way I can keep changes attributed to you :)

http://cdn3.crunchify.com/wp-content/uploads/2014/07/Github-Pull-Request-Screen.png


column names in lower case seems better to me, unless this matches code style elsewhere


Hey @nom83 ,

YACC looks at each commit individually, and will reject a push if at least one commit doesn't meet the requirements that you set.

If these commits are pushed (if I understand your example):

commit 1: ABC-123: test
commit 2: ABC-200: test3
commit 3: this commit does not contain JIRA issue

The push would be rejected because commit 3 does not have an JIRA issue. Once commit 3 is fixed, then the push with all of the commits will be successful.


This block to get the UUID from either NL or MC exists a few times. Maybe it's a utility function candidate?


Code smell:
very few public methods


Can you create a Pull Request for root branch please? That way I can keep changes attributed to you :)
![github-pull-request-screen](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1692132/10209781/b23b600e-683b-11e5-923d-e6b2d1731a37.png)


Why is this a runtime dependency only?
What's the purpose of the broader version selector? And why two selectors rather than one?


remove this?


Again, why the broader version selector and why two selectors rather than one?


outdated comment? implementation looked like it returned NULL for unknown


:clap: :clap:


I'd delete it instead of commenting it out, you removed B from the allowed characters above.


@alatyami https://github.com/alatyami/Growthcraft-1.7/tree/updated-license

Work from this branch, I'll clean up the development branch afterwards :)


this should use a new stat `DropPartitionByName` instead of reusing the `DropPartition` one


God Class:
Bad code smell.


These lines of the commit message seem unnecessary. Can you please compare with the version before this commit


@dalgaaf can we keep as it was, and add an `assert(fd >= 0)` before the `lseek64()` and `read_fd()` calls? so we can save a conditional statement before each `read()`?

as by inspecting the code, we can assure that `fd` is a valid descriptor at this line. because `cur_fid` is initialized to `{0,0}` in its default ctor.


Do you want to allow opening the URL even if the webcontents that triggered is no longer available when this action is about to be triggered, like if the window is closed ? Could we just ignore the request in that case ?


Close #4


Mike, I cannot build SMACK any more when using vagrant. It complains that `DebugFlag` is not declared anywhere. Strangely enough, I built it without any problems when I did not use vagrant. Does this work on your end when you do `vagrant up` from scratch?


I'm having some trouble reproducing the error you report above. Exactly what did you to to produce the error?


```
I, [2015-09-29T22:50:55.524164 #6886]  INFO -- : Started GET "/historical_events" for 158.222.227.78 at 2015-09-29 22:50:55 -0400
I, [2015-09-29T22:50:55.525698 #6886]  INFO -- : Processing by HistoricalEventsController#index as HTML
D, [2015-09-29T22:50:55.527868 #6886] DEBUG -- :   User Load (0.5ms)  SELECT  "users".* FROM "users" WHERE "users"."id" = $1  ORDER BY "users"."id" ASC LIMIT 1  [["id", 1]]
D, [2015-09-29T22:50:55.531226 #6886] DEBUG -- :   HistoricalEvent Load (0.5ms)  SELECT "historical_events".* FROM "historical_events"
D, [2015-09-29T22:50:55.533395 #6886] DEBUG -- :   PersonalEvent Load (0.5ms)  SELECT "personal_events".* FROM "personal_events" WHERE "personal_events"."person_id" IN (SELECT "people"."id" FROM "people" WHERE "people"."user_id" = $1  ORDER BY "people"."born" DESC)  [["user_id", 1]]
I, [2015-09-29T22:50:55.535782 #6886]  INFO -- :   Rendered historical_events/_navigation.html.erb (0.5ms)
D, [2015-09-29T22:50:55.536953 #6886] DEBUG -- :   PersonalEvent Load (0.3ms)  SELECT "personal_events".* FROM "personal_events" WHERE (ending > '2009-01-20') AND (starting <= '2009-01-20')
D, [2015-09-29T22:50:55.538240 #6886] DEBUG -- :   Person Exists (0.2ms)  SELECT  1 AS one FROM "people" WHERE "people"."user_id" = $1 LIMIT 1  [["user_id", 1]]
I, [2015-09-29T22:50:55.539192 #6886]  INFO -- :   Rendered historical_events/index.html.erb within layouts/application (4.1ms)
I, [2015-09-29T22:50:55.539401 #6886]  INFO -- : Completed 500 Internal Server Error in 14ms (ActiveRecord: 2.0ms)
F, [2015-09-29T22:50:55.541149 #6886] FATAL -- :
ActionView::Template::Error (comparison of Date with nil failed):
    15:               <br><span class="status"><%= ongoing(event) %></span><!-- ongoing statuses -->
    16:               <% end %>
    17:             <% if current_user %>
    18:               <% unless event.starting < current_user.oldest_user_person %>
    19:               <br><span class="personal"><% current_user.people.each do |person| %><!-- age of people -->
    20:                   <% if age_of_person(event, person) %>
    21:                     <%= age_of_person(event, person) %>.
```

Well, this looks like a problem: `PersonalEvent Load (0.3ms)  SELECT "personal_events".* FROM "personal_events" WHERE (ending > '2009-01-20') AND (starting <= '2009-01-20')`

It is distressing that I haven't managed to break the development app in this same way.

https://youtu.be/5VZRdAUbgCk?t=1m8s


@bkcsoft nice catch!


I'm getting the following from IPython:

ValueError: Attempted relative import in non-package

Do you know why?


I think it is totally fine to ignore that case.


:+1: +1!


Added new plugin source: http://www.lantisproject.com/gargoyle_plugins
(to get the adblock plugin).

Refresh Plugins
Click install on adblock.
After the Please Wait message disappears, i go to Firewall menu to see if Adblock section has been added, it hasn't. I do a "logread" and find those errors.


heres the other one radio

https://github.com/quanganh2627/android_device_intel_common/commit/2981afc92928709c6453f8a4d7c61ee71cf82cab


Mmm, I did something very similar to you. I also pulled up old files from my codeacademy account. It was pretty nostalgic looking at all my old files and the ways that I modified them. I wholeheartedly agree with your statement, "I might even say I enjoyed returning to writing in CSS". It's quite fun relearning old concepts. Dare I say, even engaging?


Good job on this assignment. You did great structuring your HTML elements. Here are a few things to keep in mind below.

1. The about page was not linking to the correct html file on either page.
2. There were no ALT attributes added to your image tags (good job adding your images though).
3. The rubric request was to use 1 stylesheet for both pages.
4. The naming conventions were not consistent. Your files were using both underscores and hyphens. It is best practice to pick one on the other and to stick with it throughout your project.

#FEWD Week #1 Project: HTML/CSS Basics

---

###Description

For the first assignment, you will begin creating the beginnings of your first website. Take what you've learned from class and build a portfolio site that showcases all of the projects you'll be completing over the next few weeks. Build two pages - an 'About Page' and a 'Portfolio' - that link to one another. Your 'About Page' should describe your mission and value proposition and your 'Portfolio' should include descriptions of the work you [will] do for Relaxr, Startup Matchmaker, and CitiPix.

Student: Anna Jacoby

| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Link both pages together using `a` tag                                                                                |                                |          x              |                          |
| Use a unique `title` and a single unique `h1` tag                                                                                |                                |                        |               x           |
| Show images using `img` tags including unique `alt` attributes                                                                                |                                |             x           |                          |
| Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages                                                                                |                                |       x                 |                         |
| Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (`font-size`, `color`, `font-family`, `background`, `text-decoration`) to these elements |                                |                        |                          x |
| Use at least 6 different HTML tags (`h1`, `h2`, `h3`, `h4`, `h5`, `h6`, `p`, `ul`, `ol`, `a`, `img`) on your pages                                                            |                                |                        |            x              |
| Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files                                                                                |               x                 |                       |                          |
| Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability                                                                                |                                |                        |     x                     |
| TOTAL: 11/16                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |


Cool, thanks.


I'm conflicted that this should be subclassed instead of using a service reference.


This sounds like a nice feature.  Would agree that these extra packages should be optional dependencies.


I see that you have now added all the plugins to the gargoyle site so the first step (adding new source) is no longer necessary. I tried without and got the same error.


need `old_status` here too


VC6 fix published in 0.83_01.


You'll get those errors if you run the code outside of the file, for example if you copy/paste it into a notebook. If you're running it in the file, it may be because the package wasn't installed. Have you run something similar to
`pip install -e .`
yet?


дать название тесту со смыслом - test_contact_creation


разделить тесты групп и контактов на разные классы


通常の #nerv でいいらしいです
https://kawaz.slack.com/archives/nerv/p1443582887000117


could also save the `found` variable, by early returning here. i.e.
```c++
} else {
    dout(10) << " unknown vxattr " << name << dendl;
    respond_to_request(mdr, -EINVAL);
    return;
}
```

and put `if (found)` block at the end of this method.


I think I figured this out.  Thanks so much for your help @rottegift.  The problem does not seem to be related to resumable send/receive, or dedup (-D) or -R.  I'll post a link to a more thorough analysis here in the next few days.


Just tried it with the adblock plugin and it worked (no errors in the system log and the Adblock page showed up under Firewall right away)

When you built with the latest update did you build with the FULL_BUILD=true flag? If you're doing a rebuild, the build environment already exists, and the global patches aren't applied. So, the patch in this commit will only be applied if you do a full build instead of a rebuild.


Should be `last_proper_search` here ?


Hmm. What do you mean by a social construct? There's a lot of interesting concepts that we're drawing together here, but i'm kind of confused on what type of construct you're talking about. To my understanding, a social construct is something created from humans in a society coming together and agreeing on a set idea. A social construct would then be a government and the belief of justice. I agree that we utilize these concepts and the skills we develop  in order to produce something, but it's hard to understand what social constructs we're using. Maybe... the social construct as a digital citizen? Or possibly, having the implicit trust that the things that we write down on the .gov websites to be true? Writing has an ethos, and that's the social construct that it relies on.


curPos is the start of the *next* frame. frameStart is the.... frame start. :)


This is totally fine the way you structured the HTML here but it is very common to see the navigation of a page inside a ul with list items. So instead of your div with the class of "Navigation" it would have made sense to use a ul instead. Just a thought.


Good job using the alt attribute here.


Great job! Seems like you have a good understanding of what's going on. The only thing I saw was that the portfolio page did now link back to the about page.

#FEWD Week #1 Project: HTML/CSS Basics

---

###Description

For the first assignment, you will begin creating the beginnings of your first website. Take what you've learned from class and build a portfolio site that showcases all of the projects you'll be completing over the next few weeks. Build two pages - an 'About Page' and a 'Portfolio' - that link to one another. Your 'About Page' should describe your mission and value proposition and your 'Portfolio' should include descriptions of the work you [will] do for Relaxr, Startup Matchmaker, and CitiPix.

Student: David J Klaassen

| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Link both pages together using `a` tag                                                                                |                                |            x            |                          |
| Use a unique `title` and a single unique `h1` tag                                                                                |                                |                        |               x           |
| Show images using `img` tags including unique `alt` attributes                                                                                |                                |                        |                x          |
| Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages                                                                                |                                |                        |               x          |
| Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (`font-size`, `color`, `font-family`, `background`, `text-decoration`) to these elements |                                |                        |                          x |
| Use at least 6 different HTML tags (`h1`, `h2`, `h3`, `h4`, `h5`, `h6`, `p`, `ul`, `ol`, `a`, `img`) on your pages                                                            |                                |                        |            x              |
| Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files                                                                                |                                |                       |           x               |
| Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability                                                                                |                                |                        |            x              |
| TOTAL: 15/16                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |


That's a great way to go about it. I really believe that consistent practice is what really teaches a concept and makes it stick.  I thoroughly enjoyed the sandbox presentation Sarah put us through and it looks like you did that on your own! Hopefully, as we go through the class, we can understand these concepts more and more.


Bendito título... kkkkkk.
Só me faz um favor, no seu .gitignore, adiciona as seguintes linhas:

    # Arquivo de usuário #
    userdata.dat

Assim o arquivo que o programa gera não faz upload. ;) ;)
Depois de fazer isso manda um pull request pra mim, você pode fazer isso entrando nesse link (https://github.com/SuellenLourrayne/healthyliving/compare/master...carlosroberto555:master)


Is this `done` necessary when we have the one above on the `end` handler?


pageName拿掉的話後台sidebar的active會失效


Apologies only did a quick build.
Disregard *embarrassed*


This patch causes the temp directory on my machine to be 105 characters long. But, OS X limits Unix domain sockets path names to 104 characters. (It is 108 on Linux).


retornado ao serviço


Maybe it would be easier to have an environment variable like MINC2_FILE_CACHE - where one could simply specify this parameter, and then it will be up to the user to set it to small value (or even 0) when they are writing a script that is going to process lots of files in parallel?


The reason for that is because in the database all the pokemon names are
like ["pikachu"] (not sure why).

I need to figure out a way to get them into the database without those
symbols. But for now, trgsubtrgsubtrgsubtrgsublsjfkljdslfjjkjfkdjkf

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wrote:

> also... what purpose does name.tr('[]', '').gsub(/[""]/, '') serve? can't
> you just get the image source with
>
> http://img.pokemondb.net/sprites/black-white/normal/pikachu.png
>
> [image: Image of Pikachu]
> <https://camo.githubusercontent.com/234e1f74bb79b6b7ec07cc3ba46b8c0281c3eccc/687474703a2f2f696d672e706f6b656d6f6e64622e6e65742f737072697465732f626c61636b2d77686974652f6e6f726d616c2f70696b616368752e706e67>
>
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> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
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i am learning Github,now.but I don't use.


thanks, May i know if that is possible to change the sorting of the issuse and add the milestone on the plan


Hay algún motivo para hacer un flat_map aca? si fuentes va a ser una lista y no una lista de listas. De hecho en select_origins ya estoy haciendo un flat_map. O lo hiciste con alguna otra intención que no veo?


Selecting * here is by design, intentionally to make it be slow so that one select is still being processed while the other 3 threads are doing the same action on the same data, so that we know we dont have threadin issues with db.


Awesome job on this assignment! We might need to take a look to see how you committed your final assignment. Usually we would be able to comment in the code above but for some reason I'm not able to here. Either way your code looked great! Keep it up!

#FEWD Week #1 Project: HTML/CSS Basics

---

###Description

For the first assignment, you will begin creating the beginnings of your first website. Take what you've learned from class and build a portfolio site that showcases all of the projects you'll be completing over the next few weeks. Build two pages - an 'About Page' and a 'Portfolio' - that link to one another. Your 'About Page' should describe your mission and value proposition and your 'Portfolio' should include descriptions of the work you [will] do for Relaxr, Startup Matchmaker, and CitiPix.

Student: Marne Pike

| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Link both pages together using `a` tag                                                                                |                                |                        |        x                  |
| Use a unique `title` and a single unique `h1` tag                                                                                |                                |                        |               x           |
| Show images using `img` tags including unique `alt` attributes                                                                                |                                |                        |                x          |
| Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages                                                                                |                                |                        |               x          |
| Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (`font-size`, `color`, `font-family`, `background`, `text-decoration`) to these elements |                                |                        |                          x |
| Use at least 6 different HTML tags (`h1`, `h2`, `h3`, `h4`, `h5`, `h6`, `p`, `ul`, `ol`, `a`, `img`) on your pages                                                            |                                |                        |            x              |
| Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files                                                                                |                                |                        |              x            |
| Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability                                                                                |                                |                        |                x          |
| TOTAL: 16/16                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |


If someone upload fr glossary with 1000 terms and fr is not enabled, this will still add 1000 fr into warningMessage and the message will become Language fr,fr,fr... is not enabled.


Я не против, только в таком случае не забудь поправить объявление секции в `app.config`.


Make the `150` and `200` constants so we can use the in other places too.

So in constants add a property like:

```
ITEM_COMPONENT: {
    THUMBNAIL_HEIGHT: 150,
    THUMBNAIL_WIDTH: 200
}
```


Good point.. should use `Set` instead.


error detected


Nice job with your nav! Watch out for the  tag. This needs to have and open and close tag, for example:
About Me
Is there any way to center your content with CSS? Look into the CSS text-align property.


thanks, and I've promote you as the proofreader, please prove your translations.


develop (Myoldmopar) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1360 of 1360 tests passed)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.svg) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-70.36%25-green.svg)


Again, watch your `<center>` tag.


@acbilimoria would it be possible to use nested attributes for this rather than building them in the controller manually? I'm thinking `accepts_nested_attributes_for :group_leaders` might be perfect for this.


Great work on using correct paths for images and files throughout your homework.


Nice job adding in-line styles, but as a best practice, try to keep it in an external stylesheet.


Good job using nested selectors! :+1:


You need to fine tune your livestreamer config file.(or commandline arguments, whichever you prefer) here is an example of what I use in mine:
```
ringbuffer-size=67108864
stream-segment-threads=6
hls-segment-threads=6
hds-segment-threads=6
hls-segment-attempts=3
hls-segment-timeout=3
hds-timeout=30
hls-timeout=45
http-timeout=3
http-stream-timeout=20
hls-live-edge=6
verbose-player
loglevel=debug
```
You should read the manual for an explanation of what each timeout means and does.

:books:RTFM:books:.


You can use break tags (`<br />`) to add space, but is there another way to achieve the same effect with CSS?


Ignore commit message, this was an error. The real commit message should be this:

Added "*" fallback for CORS Filter when origin is null.


Me quedó algo mal en el IDE :disappointed:


stop doing this!!! if this slips through a merge it will lead to nasty issues in production.


Nice job using classes also something we hadn't talked about yet :+1:


This is bad advice. Laptops with external devices would benefit from the cachefile. If the device nodes change names, it should be fine as long as the /dev/disk/by-* symlinks are used.


You are right! You can add a base font to the body.


:+1: Firefox, IE11動作確認できましたー


Awesome job structuring your HTML!


Great job on the assignment! The only thing I saw was the folder names in your project were not consistent. It is good to practice to choose a naming convention (lowercase, uppercase, camelCase, etc) and stay consistent throughout.

#FEWD Week #1 Project: HTML/CSS Basics

---

###Description

For the first assignment, you will begin creating the beginnings of your first website. Take what you've learned from class and build a portfolio site that showcases all of the projects you'll be completing over the next few weeks. Build two pages - an 'About Page' and a 'Portfolio' - that link to one another. Your 'About Page' should describe your mission and value proposition and your 'Portfolio' should include descriptions of the work you [will] do for Relaxr, Startup Matchmaker, and CitiPix.

Student: Maryam Sarabian

| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Link both pages together using `a` tag                                                                                |                                |                        |        x                  |
| Use a unique `title` and a single unique `h1` tag                                                                                |                                |                        |               x           |
| Show images using `img` tags including unique `alt` attributes                                                                                |                                |                        |                x          |
| Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages                                                                                |                                |                        |               x          |
| Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (`font-size`, `color`, `font-family`, `background`, `text-decoration`) to these elements |                                |                        |                          x |
| Use at least 6 different HTML tags (`h1`, `h2`, `h3`, `h4`, `h5`, `h6`, `p`, `ul`, `ol`, `a`, `img`) on your pages                                                            |                                |                        |            x              |
| Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files                                                                                |                                |           x             |                          |
| Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability                                                                                |                                |                        |       x                   |
| TOTAL: 15/16                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |


@dalgaaf could just put
```c++
else if (command == "add_bootstrap_peer_hint") {
```

here, as the command would be `"add_bootstrap_peer_hint"` if we have
```
$ ceph daemon mon.a add_bootstrap_peer_hint 127.0.0.1:6790
```


You can add a primary font family, and fall-back fonts in case the main family cant load. This is called a font-stack:
`h2 {
     font-family: Arial, sans-serif;
}`


Great work using nested selectors!


if opencv 2.4.11 is being installed on Ubuntu 15 it looks like there is an issue:

https://gist.github.com/dynamicguy/3d1fce8dae65e765f7c4


Pseudo-selector! Thats awesome!


Docutils is required from the source tarball.  But not the other ones.


Good progress Dave! :+1:


计算教师工资的时候，由于部分没有设置，导致计算出现问题，fixed


`<hr>` tags are tricky to style. You can change their color and size using border properties:
`hr {
   border: none;
   border-top: 1px solid #222222;
}`


You might want to use a sorted set, like TreeSet, to ensure consistent
ordering in the error message. It's easier for testing, among other things.

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> Good point.. should use Set instead.
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I should get this to work...


Update: Finally getting somewhere with all the different bits. If the documents I'm looking at are correct...

0-1: "Attack Time"
2-5: "Threshold"
6-7: "Maximum Reduction"
8-10: "Release Time"
11-12: "Hysteresis"
13: ???
14: ???
15: "Bypass"


could also just apk add rsync to the image. it adds something like half a MB.


Watch your css property. I think you mean font-weight: bold;


Well this was a good guess at least.


LOVE IS IN THE AIR


Nice work overall, Terrie! You are doing a great job using semantic markup, mapping you file and image paths, indenting and using selectors. Continue to explore CSS properties :+1:

###Description

For the first assignment, you will begin creating the beginnings of your first website. Take what you've learned from class and build a portfolio site that showcases all of the projects you'll be completing over the next few weeks. Build two pages - an 'About Page' and a 'Portfolio' - that link to one another. Your 'About Page' should describe your mission and value proposition and your 'Portfolio' should include descriptions of the work you [will] do for Relaxr, Startup Matchmaker, and CitiPix.

Student: __Terrie Young___________________________

| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Link both pages together using `a` tag                                                                                |                                |                        |             X             |
| Use a unique `title` and a single unique `h1` tag                                                                                |                                |                        |           X               |
| Show images using `img` tags including unique `alt` attributes                                                                                |                                |                        |             X             |
| Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages                                                                                |                                |                        |             X             |
| Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (`font-size`, `color`, `font-family`, `background`, `text-decoration`) to these elements |                                |                        |        X                  |
| Use at least 6 different HTML tags (`h1`, `h2`, `h3`, `h4`, `h5`, `h6`, `p`, `ul`, `ol`, `a`, `img`) on your pages                                                            |                                |                        |             X             |
| Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files                                                                                |                                |                        |           X               |
| Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability                                                                                |                                |                        |             X             |
| TOTAL: __16__/16                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |


The embedded JavaScript on this page needs to be worked into the shared js file, so the map initialise function can be shared


@jowens I believe you ran into this issue. Thanks for helping us by reporting issues!


你好，点击show进入Camera Roll时，有一个红影闪过，没找到原因，望解答？谢谢


Nice job with your selectors!


Aquí está el cambio final, se marca la página sólo para ambiente de desarrollo


GREAT job changing the `<hr />` color! That's one of the trickiest parts of this assignment.


Ehm, so apparently I removed the CSS link instead of the JS link.


This line is where you should be getting your out of memory exception. There's a simple change you can make right here that will make the problem go away. Notice that the test itself includes a Take(5). That will prevent an infinite loop or out of memory exception if you don't force it to allocate memory and finish the loop right here.


Wow! Overflow! Good work exploring new CSS properties :+1:


Nice job adding and selecting a class.


While you can use multiple stylesheets, often when many of the styles are shared across pages (like these are), you can use one stylesheet to apply to both. How could you consolidate both into one?


Great job with your paths for files and images.


AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHH MIZERAVIIIIIIII
FILHO DE UMA PUTAAAAAA
AHUSDH USAHDUAS HDUSAHUDAHSUDAS
VEM MONSTROOOOOOO


@jardelgomes Apareceu a margarida ó, essa abre a noite kkkkkkk


Watch your close article tag (`</article>`). This should go before your open footer tag (`<footer>`).


Eh don, updatenya ke file LUMENS_Combined_PreQUES.rsx ya bukan Pre-QUES.rsx


correção de erros


You're welcome :-)


Ya esta, ya me respondí, es porque por cada vos manejas una lista de origenes, pero por cada origen tenes una lista de metodos y para que no te quede una lista de listas haces el flat_map


uname -a says Linux localhost 3.10.89-g15931b7-01086-gb66ac36 #1 SMP PREEMPT Tue Sep 29 00:40:07 EDT 2015 armv7l GNU/Linux


**no-unused-vars**: jQuery is defined but never used


**no-multi-spaces**: Multiple spaces found before 'Backbone'.


**require-jsdoc/require-jsdoc**: Missing @jsdoc for component


**react/prop-types**: 'query' is missing in props validation for ComponentCatalog


**react/prop-types**: 'store' is missing in props validation for ComponentCatalog


**no-unused-vars**: _ is defined but never used


**require-jsdoc/require-jsdoc**: Missing @jsdoc for showcase


**react/jsx-sort-props**: Props should be sorted alphabetically


**require-jsdoc/require-jsdoc**: Missing @jsdoc for query


coba tambah comment


GREAT job, Savanna! You are getting into some advanced CSS. You have great HTML structure and well-targeted CSS selectors. Try to see how you can combine your two stylesheets into one - this will help you to scale your sites and save time coding. It might be more challenging to target selectors, but worth it in the long-run.

---

###Description

For the first assignment, you will begin creating the beginnings of your first website. Take what you've learned from class and build a portfolio site that showcases all of the projects you'll be completing over the next few weeks. Build two pages - an 'About Page' and a 'Portfolio' - that link to one another. Your 'About Page' should describe your mission and value proposition and your 'Portfolio' should include descriptions of the work you [will] do for Relaxr, Startup Matchmaker, and CitiPix.

Student: __Savanna Rovira______

| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Link both pages together using `a` tag                                                                                |                                |                        |           X               |
| Use a unique `title` and a single unique `h1` tag                                                                                |                                |                        |            X              |
| Show images using `img` tags including unique `alt` attributes                                                                                |                                |                        |            X              |
| Use an external CSS stylesheet to style your pages                                                                                |                                |             X           |                          |
| Select at least 5 elements on the page and apply at least 5 different css properties (`font-size`, `color`, `font-family`, `background`, `text-decoration`) to these elements |                                |                        |      X                    |
| Use at least 6 different HTML tags (`h1`, `h2`, `h3`, `h4`, `h5`, `h6`, `p`, `ul`, `ol`, `a`, `img`) on your pages                                                            |                                |                        |            X              |
| Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across your .html and .css files                                                                                |                                |                        |             X             |
| Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability                                                                                |                                |                        |              X            |
| TOTAL: __15__/16                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |


@dalgaaf i think it meant to be
```c
if ((closeopen = (lp->operation < 0))
```

see https://github.com/ceph/ceph/commit/ea19c4b309898f010501be1c2bb2560b465887a5#diff-3e2e4c3562ce18ad40b717985b2adf08R821


@daveh86, this change makes sense but (a) I think the logic is backwards and (b) @keithbostic is going to come through here and remove the brackets around the RHS, so you might as save him the trouble...

```c
huffman = btree != NULL ? btree->huffman_key : NULL;
```


Actually QStandardPaths handles XDG_DATA_DIRS internally. That's why I use it to implement the Qt plugin.
Please see:
http://code.openhub.net/file?fid=yexhswfnhkcK0PT_9DPKg7csJB8&cid=t4hzLFtv_o4&s=QStandardPaths&fp=299769&mp,=1&ml=1&me=1&md=1&projSelected=true#L254
The values it returns come from XDG_DATA_DIRS. The only thing not handled by Qt here is XDG_DATA_HOME. I'm not sure if it's a bug of Qt 5.


Hmm, that's the right version. Check if it happens on a clean install. It's been consistently fine for me, and it has appeared to solve the issues for people who reported this issue on XDA as well.


Yes, vfs make more sense. Will change this.


@daveh86 I see this one fixes the logic but I'd still recommend removing the brackets...


cc @danielballan

This sort of gets flow layout working with bootstrap

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/24494409/bootstrap-gaps-between-columns


Nice work targeting nested selectors!


Here, folder created for this volume is same as mount point, That's why ``mountpath`` is assigned to ``AttachPath``.
Please correct me if I am missing something here.


I removed the views and controller for Person since we said it wouldn't be necessary to do ops on them directly. That may not be the case with Address and ContactInfo; depends on how we see them using it.


Add files back to fix https://github.com/KC3Kai/KC3Kai/issues/909

@arialypse Please do not delete the yet translated files otherwise KC3 will crash.


Great job using a font-stack to add a primary and fall-back font :+1:


Editing scaleform? ![img](http://static-cdn.jtvnw.net/emoticons/v1/33/1.0)


Interesting `gcc` does not throw these warnings!


Be careful, the color property only takes color names, hexidecimal codes and rgba codes.

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/color


yes, _decodeKey should only receive a single character rather than a string.  If there are cases where it getting strings please let me know and we can work on fixing them.


Good job exploring word-spacing. Also check out letter-spacing to add more space in between letters in a word or phrase.


Watch your syntax. There should be no semicolon after solid:

`border: solid 3px black;`


looks perfect


@heyMP couldn't sleep till I made this work.. uhh.. it works :) you can make a query and ask for it to render in a certain display mode and it'll do it


Good use of semantic HTML markup.


是跟网站上不一样，不过跟我手上的电子书一样，估计网站上又新添东西了吧


at least it works this way. But as I guess that we have to provide `kube::contrib::mesos::test_targets()` I will just put a `true` there.


Watch your hyperlink. The href value should always be a filepath, url or jump link. Ex.

`<a href="index.html">About Me</a>`


@doktoric ugye jol ertem h itt csak azt kell nezni, hogy a psql mukodik, vagyis valaszol egy akarmilyen select-re?


passing &display-mode=whatever will return whatever. Other sweet thing, if the display mode doesn't exist it just uses the default. Grabs it and renders it and then stores it in the [rendered] response so you can still get the rest of the object


Looks good to me, I will test it today!


Your portfolio page, while it's there, is missing markup and styling.


If attic was propperly accepting contributions Borg wouldn't exist to begin with


not tagged this or released on github yet?


@ahrens Sounds ominous.   Thanks for looking into this.   Hopefuly it's not causing any small corruptions in high value data (which these old backup/archive snapshots aren't).


issue5221_memoryAllocation (tsnouidui) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: Tests Failed

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Thanks, that sounds good. I will check for 3.10 compatibility.


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Could remove extraneous comment.


https://github.com/minetest/minetest/blob/master/minetest.conf.example#L494

if `unlimited_player_transfer_distance` mean to show the player tag without any range limit then `player_transfer_distance` is how near a player need to be before it show the player tag.


Good


Could tackle this with:
```python
import warnings
with warnings.catch_warnings():
    warnings.filterwarnings('error','No integrator name match')
    self.integrator.set_integrator(integrator, **options)
```


小難しいことをやっているようだが
```python
data = [ line.split('\t') for line in text]
sorted_data = sorted(data, key=lambda cols:cols[2], reverse=order)
return '\n'.join( '\t'.join(cols) for cols in sorted_data)
```
で良い気がする…


I have no idea why, but it seem like I re-push what Mengpei pushed 30 minutes ago


**react/jsx-sort-props**: Props should be sorted alphabetically


**react/prop-types**: 'store' is missing in props validation for ComponentCatalog


**react/prop-types**: 'store.getValue' is missing in props validation for ComponentCatalog


issue5221_memoryAllocation (tsnouidui) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed)

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