It wasn't immediately obvious to me that this was correct. `p + n` is now pointing at the end of the challenge data, and that challenge data immediately follows the session_id. In SSL3+ it is the cipher data that immediately follows the session id. I was concerned that `ssl_get_prev_session` may try and do the wrong thing with this challenge data (it really shouldn't be looking at it at all). As it turns out `tls1_process_ticket` does have an SSL version check so we are safe.

I would prefer to retain the NULL here because it makes it clearer that ssl_get_prev_session really shouldn't be looking beyond the session_id in this case. A better fix (IMO) would be to ignore a NULL limit in the limit check in `ssl_get_prev_session`


@ezrakilty I can't tell for other users, but I don't know why would someone be rather interested in direct usage of these functions, than the one I provided. Direct usage seems obvious from the usage I provided, but would be much worse in terms of showing many examples at once. You could map it to list of chars, and get a list of booleans, but that's much less readable than seeing result as an encoded string. Also, this direct usage seems much less real-world scenario. Do you have some use-case you can think of?

I think that main scenario, for which user is looking, is to encode url in one way or another. One example shows encoding a url when you want to send url itself as a url-parameter, I was actually looking for this one and couldn't tell from docs which one to use (I needed to url param like `http://haskell.org` in a form like `http://provider.com?callback=http%3A%2F%2Fhaskell.org`), and another shows URLs encoded to only contain ASCII, which is used by browsers when you copy-paste such URL, for example. Both seem pretty real-world scenarios, and it's easy to understand which one you want by doing a quick look.


**Functionality - Critical**
This method is dependent on `makeRequest()`, I propose that you make it `private`, and call it within `makeRequest()` or after `makeRequest()`; within `__construct()`. So that, after _construction_, we have all the data required.


Hi Andrew,

that 'synonyms' field has exactly the same function of this for tune:

https://github.com/bassculture/BassCulture/blob/master/bassculture/models/tune.py#L21-L22

Why should it be a separate table? Would you suggest to create a
separate table for alternate_spellings in tunes as well?

Thanks,
Luca

On 02/10/2015 15:20, Andrew Hankinson wrote:
>
> If your source is a text field, you probably want this to be a text
> field, since a |string| field will just store the literal value. This
> wouldn't be very good.
>
> So you might consider changing your model to a One-to-Many
> relationship with a Synonyms table and storing a list of synonyms
> there, and then indexing it in Solr as a multivalued string field.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/bassculture/BassCulture/commit/c3efe9941fd48e55661684e078408374972f309d#commitcomment-13563364>.
>


I would address the problem of retro-compatibility next. I am still figuring out the best way to do it. Perhaps some _#if  -  #endif_ referring to the MPTCP version negotiated during the handshake.


Please wait till the easy move fix is fixed correctly.
https://github.com/IIvec/Stockfish/commit/4397a44add7b3868c2337161110f118b8f876909#commitcomment-13608297


Please use our forum


Isn't that actually the opposite ? a block with no terminator and not elements is actually not active...


Not a big issue but why a set rather than a list ?


Ты все время не ставишь перед строчки в конце файла)


The path to the image should match the folder it is contained in and the file name. ```images/joe.jpg``` is not referenced.


- Add date of birth to user account
- Name is already supported in django's user model.


We could hide this logic inside kafkaProperties and when asking for namespace then the default value is returned.


Got a spelling mistake here mate


I added staged to the list also, otherwise it's not saved for the next chunk.
So you suggest to distinguish between the params that need encoding and those who not.
So I should iterate over two list to store the information?


https://github.com/robolectric/robolectric/wiki/2.4-to-3.0-Upgrade-Guide

#11 をマージしたあとで、上記に合わせてv3.0のAPIを使用してもらえますでしょうか。


Test with token


Yes... which is probably what I'd do with a "non-testing" install anyway :)


On Mon, Oct 05, 2015 at 02:42:52PM -0700, ericsnowcurrently wrote:
> I'd expect this to be `stdin io.Reader, stdout, stderr io.Writer`.  Otherwise you imply that Exec will be closing them.

Exec will be closing them, so that's exactly what we want to imply :)

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isn't ```!value``` enough?


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@sns-seb Logback's `Level` is not an enum


:D <3


Does `UseInternalIp` need to be exported? All other fields are private.


Didn't see that.

> Hm, is it really good to place inline svg paths like that?

It is not. We're going to switch to SVG icons at some point anyway, but we're going to do it **everywhere** in the backend and we're going to use SVG sprites (which still lack decent browser support). At least that was my plan.

Mixing iconfont icons and inline SVG icons is *really* bad in my opinion.

> And isn't [b] deprecated and [strong] is better (for the helptext)?

`<b>` has [new semantic meaning](http://html5doctor.com/i-b-em-strong-element/) in HTML5. In the case above, it is debatable if `<strong>` would be better, I think. `<b>` works as well. (If you really wanted to use the semantic meaning of `<strong>` properly, the whole text that has extra importance would have to be in `<strong>`.)


trial


Use the same byte[] return type for peek and write.


Remove ALL Android logging stuff, we'll find a nicer way later for that.


I think we're fine without for now. I'd prefer to keep this project lean.


https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_device_lge_g2-common/commit/a3b402ebce190c43564b2d7a245f6e05d18ec5f8#commitcomment-13592143
I recommend https://github.com/HealthyHoney/common/commit/2c65464e2a7a09ab8d5e4c994bdc8257010c847f :yum:


-x86 should be replaced with x86


I would be a little more specific here /^.*<link.*demo.css.*\n/


Shouldn't we return the error?


`else` clause is redundant


Android mobile and wearable pairing script


ia64 is Itanium - the right value for x86_64 is x86 too


GenHT should not include generated photon (pdgId==22). Tested on /GJets_HT-400To600_TuneCUETP8M1_13TeV-madgraphMLM-pythia8/RunIISpring15DR74-Asympt25ns_MCRUN2_74_V9-v1/MINIAODSIM


ok you don't need var


No, when the query is parsed, you might need to encode some of the params. Based on that list then you know which one need to be encoded. `perPage` is a number, so it doesn't need to be encoded.

Does is make sense?


@mtdavidson thanks! fixed in https://github.com/jadjoubran/laravel5-angular-material-starter/commit/db50a0ec2a398bd4fe5996b9e3bbf33457b45cc6


Change image name


fast-forwarding 2.1 to borshop-integration-1257-feature/supercluster-by-cf = f6cbed83


Both filterResponse are the 'same' clause, so it could be refactored as:
filterResponse(reverse(RangeList, Reverse), From, Page_Size, FunFilters, ...)
and reverse is:
reverse(RangeList, true) ->
  lists:reverse(RangeList);
reverse(RangeList, false) ->
  RangeList.


Hello.

I just faced an issue related to this commit.

These shorter variables are ignored without warning in older versions (currently checked with 1.9.3), which is still actual in debian/ubuntu repos.

I propose to add warning line, like "Use ansible_ssh_* in Ansible versions before 2.0" or to revert these changes back to provide backwards compatibility.


fast-forwarding end-to-end/timeseries to borshop-integration-1204-feature/invalid_where_messages = 385402c3


@pynicolas indeed:) it's already fixed in https://github.com/vilchik-elena/sonar-php/commit/77cbbe07cbf09a69aed63a8454390276df2a78d1 (thanks to sonarqube!)


「PHPでは作れて他の言語では作れない」という誤解をもたれるのを避けるためにあえて踏み込んだ話をしています。
チューリング完全、syntax、semanticsは省略します。


Nice Apple-ish speech.


@pynicolas Indeed i missed that class already has this method, in https://github.com/vilchik-elena/sonar-php/commit/77cbbe07cbf09a69aed63a8454390276df2a78d1 I renamed it. WDYT?


change image name


### MySQLとしたつもりでしたが、#が一つ抜けてました。


lost the tpl


たしかに。テキストファイルの体裁と最終的な文章の体裁を切り離せるのが利点でしたね。


Then you **must** bump major version.


It's not semver until 10.0.0.


Maybe more readable: ```list_to_binary(io_lib:format("page-out-of-index, from: ~p page size: ~p, list length: ~p", [From, Page_Size, length(List)])).```


Just did the change for first and last constant.

For the SVG:
Well, its not easy to change the fontello font selection for other devs. That is why I did it this way. It was easier and I was sure that would be discussed at the time you could see what it is doing. :)


Hi C8E!

Curious to know what command lead to the error, and the contents of the directory at that time? Go appears to be crashing because it can't find the input file, rather than the output file flag.

What's supposed to happen there is that if the user specifies an output filename, decrypted contents are written to that rather than the file path given in the minilock file. As the embedded filenames aren't currently checked for safety, this is an important security feature.


Hallo Sidey,

ich benötige die minsecs schon noch, aber Du brauchst auf mich keine Rücksicht nehmen, da ich inzwischen bei mir eine Version am laufen habe bei der ich beim Hideki- und ID7-Modul die minsecs eingebaut habe.
Ich werde heute Abend das Autocreate mal testen.

Gruß Ralf


I removed the (piecesCnt < TB::Cardinality || depth >= TB::ProbeDepth) condition because setting TB::ProbeDepth to anything other than 1 doesn't make sense if I want to also probe in qsearch. For instance, suppose that TB::ProbeDepth would be 3, then we would probe the TB at depth 5,4,3, 0,-1,-2,-3 with  holes at depths 1 and 2 ...

Probing in eval might be too slow, I don't know for sure. The code, as it stands now, probes in the search only when there is a transition (exchange of piece/pawn, or pawn move), and this is theoretically sufficient.

Thanks for doing the test with 5 men, could it be that the "not too exciting result" comes from the very short time control? I think I will propose a (somewhat speculative) test at LTC for probing the 4-men table during qsearch, then maybe we'll know for sure :-)


@vilchik-elena It's better!


Not funny.


@flavour Also can I add the text (like 'red', 'green' etc.) in the gis_style -> style json structure. This one's for showing the color fill of the polygon based on warning priority https://github.com/flavour/eden/blob/master/modules/s3db/cap.py#L590? Planning to add style in onaccept of this table?


merge from base


True. It checks if things are dirty, and the test pull request does not. Sometimes it is a client-side thing and cloning a new repository works... CRLF issues are no fun, and these come from external SVN repos that are merged in via git-svn and git subtree... Shouldn't occur often.


Trường hợp người dùng nhập index ngoài phạm vi trả về 0x7F, số lớn nhất của char


Cool!


Michael Keall, Ralph Chapman, Philippa Howden-Chapman, Karen Witten, Wokje Abrahamse, Alistair Woodward. Increasing active travel: results of a quasi-experimental study of an intervention to encourage walking and cycling. J Epidemiol Community Health doi:10.1136/jech-2015-205466


Yes. Is true, but maybe we should do git checkout --force in that job and then you ignore the changes and you can pull the latest ones.


This should be styled with css. The rule would be:

```
list-style-type: square;
```


Shouldn't 1.7.0 be at the bottom of the document?


Didn't realize that you can just throw whatever down here and docopt ignores it unless it has a `-` or `--` in the beginning. Handy.


Commited to master on git.gnome.org


Just per curiosity, is this really needed here? Or what is the thought about this line. The chef user resource already takes care to not create the user, if it already exists, but to update it instead.

If there is another reason for this line, could you please describe the issue.


Please indent nested elements
```<h3>EDUCATION</h3>
	<ul type ="square">
		<li>General Assembly - FEWD 2015</li>
		<li>College of Soft Knocks - B.S. 2009</li>
		<li>School of Hard Knocks - 2005 (Honors)</li>
	</ul>
```


`andalso` may be used instead of `and`, so if the first clause is 'false', the rest are not checked


Bonjour,
Ce commit est à annuler,
Dois refaire un pull request ou il y a un moyen de le retirer ?

Merci d'avance,
Cordialement,
Gael


@andytimes 最近忙的没看见的回复。当然就是自己写一个Blog咯～这可是我自己拿Python写出来的，没有用模板什么的～

P.S. VPS不是我的，找别人借的。所以域名是http://supvesonico.moe/的子域名。


That should actually be done for all types.


try to implement in java if possible


DRY... :S


Shifting bytes as a lot of side effects. Should we try to catch them or let the user face the consequences?


@goodmami: Are you interested in this commit? I'll make a pull request if you feel it's useful.


原來如此，那我建議改成這樣：
1.
前綴改成兔族、熊族、狼族、鼠族、強盜
然後遇到 \<clan\> Clan 只保留 \<clan\>，到時帶入就會變成像這樣 -> 贏得兔族勝利
遊戲其他地方都是用 兔族、熊族 這樣的稱呼，強盜就不需要族字了

2.
\<clan\> Clan 翻成  \<clan\>族，組合也會是 -> 贏得兔族勝利
但是強盜的會是 -> 贏得強盜族勝利
兩者差異就是強盜會不會有 "族" 字，強盜族看起來是怪怪的，而且字數不一。

3.
把強盜改成匪族或匪幫，照理 Bandit Clan 應該翻匪幫，統一字數。
然後 \<clan\> Clan 看翻成什麼對應修改，匪幫就用 1 的改法，
匪族就可以用 2 的改法。


This will help searching e.g. for bools where we have many matches. This was also the chance to clean things up and to reduce line length.


hntg


Ah, ok. I thought this was a typo.


Missing verification that the condition was actually created


test this please


not sure the naming is correct here: "No bad rules" ;)


This is not the paypal Module :)


free-shipping-module


For the new `update_external_tmserver` to work it is necessary to have correct settings. We also check for this in the command, but perhaps it is better to remove it from there and keep it here.


Think I will be better to create a subobject "detection" and put the info inside.


hnol


I've looked through the Django code and they use `ValueError` ([django/db/models/base.py](https://github.com/django/django/blob/1.8.4/django/db/models/base.py#L938)). So I'd favour this solution c66da18dfa525260806703a3a082eb179cf8a086


commited to master on git.gnome.org


The pipe is essentially to run everything at the same time. But we changed that to just running everything in the background at the same time with "&"


:construction_worker:  :construction_worker:  :construction_worker:  Länge lev SAC #facketSomFörändrar


select-all


is_document_version? -> document_version?


Class AddIsWebhook does not have a Docblock comment.


Я думаю код нужно вынести в метод - потому что иначе получается дублирование.


@phixuandao m về sửa lại csdl đi, xem mấy cái csdl của t mà viết lại cho thống nhất, làm tử tế vào
@Ubuntumta  để nó tự sửa lại chứ bọn mình động tay vào lại rối hết cả lên


Avoid using short method names like AddIsWebhook::up(). The configured minimum method name length is 3.


Avoid unused local variables such as '$affected'.


why?


I finish this function, @takutokondo could you review it


Det ser ikke ut til å fungere med ikke-URL-enkodet siste ledd på put-url. Da får man 400 bad request fra elastiocsearch. Løsningen blir å inkludere @id-feltet i originalform i dokumentet som indekseres.


why build_url()?


Usually we use the `success` key instead of the promise syntax unless we actually need promise-like behavior

```
complete: IndicoUI.Dialogs.Util.progress()
error: handleAjaxError,
success: function(data) {
...
}
```


Whyyyy?!


PHPCS: Each class must be in a namespace of at least one level (a top-level vendor name)


`input:text` is shorter and does the job


POST


It's always a GET argument -> `request.args`


That won't overwrite the existing settings


Ja det funker fint foreløbig. Når vi får på plass mapping, kan vi spesifisere at @id-feltet skal brukes til document id:
``` "_id" : {
            "path" : "@id"
        }```


unicode


Because Einstein is sämst and will not be supported in the new chalmers.it service


don't do that.

    url = url_for('.manage_reglist', self.regform, config=uuid, _external=True)


@FilipB Thank you for the input. This PR has multiple commits. Can you please have a look on last commit, There is huge changes from this revision, https://github.com/Hawkular-QE/hawkular-java-client/pull/26/files#diff-13879768ef5ecd0c98a9d2e48b3f7c87R106

I found a typo `private void testeCondition(String triggerId, List<Condition> conditions, Mode mode) {`. Let me fix it.

Thank you!


This commit introduced a breaking change in TypiCMS. In the admin side of TypiCMS, the translator locale is fixed for the interface and the app locale is used for the contents. With this version I cannot distinct the two.


or rather, the parsing does not work correctly


Since you don't care about flash messages, success=True, etc just use `jsonify()` (if you use jsonify_data, use `flash=False` unless your JS code handles flash messages)


:shipit:


You're right. I decided to do a simple hack for this functionality. I needed to change only one line of code. Removing `Dictionary` for craftingBases requires refactoring in many places.


And if we use `a` elements instead of `button`s?


@abjugard Plz fix!


Left to do..
Shadow
Damage
Animation
Maybe some kind of snow effect if there is enough property information available to determine weather, ground cover etc. The wheel effects are already active and actually look half way reasonable. Maybe a little dirty on the snow however.


そもそもWebサーバーがクライアントのリクエストを受けてレスポンスを返すという大前提を説明するのを忘れていたので、これをここに加筆します。


Haha, love loop. :-)


Danke für's Gegenlesen!


It would be good to redesign exception handling to handle google specific exceptions using ExceptionFilters


This commit breaks anything not a RedHat based distro, as the variabel does not exist, and therefore breaks.


Dear friends,

sorry if I'm not following the rules completely. My logic is that any smp algorithm should work fine on 4 cores, and if optimized it will work fine on much more cores too. I'll explain later on the forum my vision of how lazy_smp works and why I think that log behaviour is good for any number of cores. I know that I started the test under the same conditions as lazy_smp2 and that I didn't include all recent patches.


I'd specify some http verb attributes for this actions


I don't see usages of this class


Is this class redundant?


Could you please remove sou file from SVC?


Delete


Блин, забыл булевые Кил'джедену добавить.


function start() { // Inicio da função start()

		$("#inicio").hide();

		$("#fundoGame").append("

");
		$("#fundoGame").append("

");
		$("#fundoGame").append("

");
		$("#fundoGame").append("

");
		$("#fundoGame").append("

");
		//$("#fundoGame").append("

");

		//Principais variáveis do jogo

		var jogo = {};
		pegouPrimeiroAmigo=false;
		var podeAtirar=true;
		var fimdejogo=false;

		var somDisparo=document.getElementById("somDisparo");
		var somExplosao=document.getElementById("somExplosao");
		var musica=document.getElementById("musica");
		var somGameover=document.getElementById("somGameover");
		var somPerdido=document.getElementById("somPerdido");
		var somResgate=document.getElementById("somResgate");
		//Música em loop
		musica.addEventListener("ended", function(){ musica.currentTime = 0; musica.play(); }, false);
		musica.play();

		var pontos=0;//placar
		var salvos=0;//placar
		var perdidos=0;//placar
		var velocidade=5;//placar
		var energiaAtual=3;//placar
		var posicaoY = parseInt(Math.random() * 334);

		var TECLA = {
		W: 87,
		S: 83,
		D: 68,
		A: 65,
		space: 32
		}//fecha TECLA

		jogo.pressionou = [];

		//FIM DAS DECLARAÇÕES DE VARIAVEIS

		$(document).keydown(function(e){	//Verifica se o usuário pressionou alguma tecla
		jogo.pressionou[e.which] = true;
		});

		$(document).keyup(function(e){
		jogo.pressionou[e.which] = false;
		});

		//Game Loop

		jogo.timer = setInterval(loop,30);/*ATRIBUIA LOOP O VALOR DE 30 ms*/

		function loop() {/* tudo que estiver dentro desta função roda como definido anteriormente de "30 em 30" ms*/

		movefundo();
		movejogador();
		moveinimigo1();
		moveinimigo2();
		moveamigo();
		colisao();
		placar();
		energia();

		} // Fim da função loop()

		//Função que movimenta o fundo do jogo

		function movefundo() {

		esquerda = parseInt($("#fundoGame").css("background-position"));
		$("#fundoGame").css("background-position",esquerda-1);

		} // fim da função movefundo()

		function movejogador() {

		if (jogo.pressionou[TECLA.W]) {
			var topo = parseInt($("#jogador").css("top"));
			$("#jogador").css("top",topo-10);

			if (topo<=0) {

		$("#jogador").css("top",topo+10);
			}

		}

		if (jogo.pressionou[TECLA.D]) {
			var eixo_X_jogador = parseInt($("#jogador").css("left"));
			$("#jogador").css("left",eixo_X_jogador+5);

			if (eixo_X_jogador>=600) {

		$("#jogador").css("left",eixo_X_jogador-5);
			}

		}

		if (jogo.pressionou[TECLA.A]) {
			var eixo_X_jogador = parseInt($("#jogador").css("left"));
			$("#jogador").css("left",eixo_X_jogador-5);

			if (eixo_X_jogador<=0) {

		$("#jogador").css("left",eixo_X_jogador+5);
			}

		}

		if (jogo.pressionou[TECLA.S]) {

			var topo = parseInt($("#jogador").css("top"));
			$("#jogador").css("top",topo+10);
		}

		if (topo>=434) {
		$("#jogador").css("top",topo-10);

		}

		if (jogo.pressionou[TECLA.space]) {
			disparo(); //Chama função Disparo
		}

		} // fim da função movejogador()

		function moveinimigo1() {

		posicaoX = parseInt($("#inimigo1").css("left"));
		$("#inimigo1").css("left",posicaoX-velocidade);
		$("#inimigo1").css("top",posicaoY);

			if (posicaoX<=0) {
			posicaoY = parseInt(Math.random() * 334);
			$("#inimigo1").css("left",694);
			$("#inimigo1").css("top",posicaoY);

			}
		} //Fim da função moveinimigo1()

		function moveinimigo2() {

		posicao_x_inimigo2 = parseInt($("#inimigo2").css("left"));
		$("#inimigo2").css("left",posicao_x_inimigo2-3);

			if (posicao_x_inimigo2<=0) {

			$("#inimigo2").css("left",775);

			}
		} // Fim da função moveinimigo2()

		function moveamigo() {

		posicaoX = parseInt($("#amigo").css("left"));
		$("#amigo").css("left",posicaoX+1);

			if (posicaoX>906) {

			$("#amigo").css("left",0);

			}

		} // fim da função moveamigo()

		function disparo() {
		somDisparo.play();
		if (podeAtirar==true) {

		podeAtirar=false;

		topo = parseInt($("#jogador").css("top"))
		posicaoX= parseInt($("#jogador").css("left"))
		tiroX = posicaoX + 190;
		topoTiro=topo+37;
		$("#fundoGame").append("

900) {

				window.clearInterval(tempoDisparo);
				tempoDisparo=null;
				$("#disparo").remove();
				podeAtirar=true;

				}
		} // Fecha executaDisparo()
	} // Fecha disparo()

		function colisao() {
		var colisao1 = ($("#jogador").collision($("#inimigo1")));
		var colisao2 = ($("#jogador").collision($("#inimigo2")));
		var colisao3 = ($("#disparo").collision($("#inimigo1")));
		var colisao4 = ($("#disparo").collision($("#inimigo2")));
		var colisao5 = ($("#jogador").collision($("#amigo")));
		var colisao6 = ($("#inimigo2").collision($("#amigo")));

			if (colisao1.length>0) {	// colisão jogador com o inimigo1

				energiaAtual--;

				inimigo1X = parseInt($("#inimigo1").css("left"));
				inimigo1Y = parseInt($("#inimigo1").css("top"));
				explosao1(inimigo1X,inimigo1Y);

				posicaoY = parseInt(Math.random() * 334);
				$("#inimigo1").css("left",694);
				$("#inimigo1").css("top",posicaoY);
			}

			if (colisao2.length>0) {	// colisão jogador com o inimigo2

				energiaAtual--;

				inimigo2X = parseInt($("#inimigo2").css("left"));
				inimigo2Y = parseInt($("#inimigo2").css("top"));
				explosao2(inimigo2X,inimigo2Y);

				$("#inimigo2").remove();

				reposicionaInimigo2();

			}

			if (colisao3.length>0) {	// Disparo com o inimigo1

				pontos=pontos+100;

				velocidade=velocidade+0.3;

				inimigo1X = parseInt($("#inimigo1").css("left"));
				inimigo1Y = parseInt($("#inimigo1").css("top"));

				explosao1(inimigo1X,inimigo1Y);
				$("#disparo").css("left",950);

				posicaoY = parseInt(Math.random() * 334);
				$("#inimigo1").css("left",694);
				$("#inimigo1").css("top",posicaoY);

			}

			if (colisao4.length>0) {	// Disparo com o inimigo2

				pontos=pontos+50;

				inimigo2X = parseInt($("#inimigo2").css("left"));
				inimigo2Y = parseInt($("#inimigo2").css("top"));
				$("#inimigo2").remove();

				explosao2(inimigo2X,inimigo2Y);
				$("#disparo").css("left",950);

				reposicionaInimigo2();

			}

			if (colisao5.length>0) {	// jogador com o amigo

				pegouPrimeiroAmigo=true;

				salvos++;
				somResgate.play();

				reposicionaJogador();
				$("#jogador").remove();

				reposicionaAmigo();
				$("#amigo").remove();

				$("#inimigo2").remove();
				reposicionaInimigo2();

				velocidade=velocidade+0.3;
				inimigo1X = parseInt($("#inimigo1").css("left"));
				inimigo1Y = parseInt($("#inimigo1").css("top"));
				posicaoY = parseInt(Math.random() * 334);
				$("#inimigo1").css("left",694);
				$("#inimigo1").css("top",posicaoY);

			}

			if (colisao6.length>0) {	//Inimigo2 com o amigo

				perdidos++;

				amigoX = parseInt($("#amigo").css("left"));
				amigoY = parseInt($("#amigo").css("top"));
				explosao3(amigoX,amigoY);
				$("#amigo").remove();

				reposicionaAmigo();
			}

		} //Fim da função colisao()

		function explosao1(inimigo1X,inimigo1Y) {	//Explosão 1

		somExplosao.play();

		$("#fundoGame").append("
</div");
		$("#explosao1").css("background-image", "url(imgs/explosao.png)");
		var div=$("#explosao1");
		div.css("top", inimigo1Y);
		div.css("left", inimigo1X);
		div.animate({width:200, opacity:0}, "slow");

		var tempoExplosao=window.setInterval(removeExplosao, 1000);

			function removeExplosao() {

				div.remove();
				window.clearInterval(tempoExplosao);
				tempoExplosao=null;

			}

		} // Fim da função explosao1

		function reposicionaInimigo2() {	//Reposiciona Inimigo2

		var tempoColisao4=window.setInterval(reposiciona4, 5000);

			function reposiciona4() {
			window.clearInterval(tempoColisao4);
			tempoColisao4=null;

				if (fimdejogo==false) {

				$("#fundoGame").append("
</div");//esta linha da conflito com a linha do inicio

				}

			}
		}

		function explosao2(inimigo2X,inimigo2Y) {

		somExplosao.play();

		$("#fundoGame").append("
</div");
		$("#explosao2").css("background-image", "url(imgs/explosao.png)");
		var div2=$("#explosao2");
		div2.css("top", inimigo2Y);
		div2.css("left", inimigo2X);
		div2.animate({width:200, opacity:0}, "slow");

		var tempoExplosao2=window.setInterval(removeExplosao2, 1000);

			function removeExplosao2() {

				div2.remove();
				window.clearInterval(tempoExplosao2);
				tempoExplosao2=null;

			}

		} // Fim da função explosao2()

		function reposicionaAmigo() {

			var tempoAmigo=window.setInterval(reposiciona6, 6000);

			function reposiciona6() {
				window.clearInterval(tempoAmigo);
				tempoAmigo=null;

				if (fimdejogo==false) {

				$("#fundoGame").append("

");

				}

			}

		} // Fim da função reposicionaAmigo()

		function reposicionaJogador() {

			var tempoJogador=window.setInterval(reposiciona7, 100);

			function reposiciona7() {
				window.clearInterval(tempoJogador);
				tempoJogador=null;

				if (fimdejogo==false) {

				$("#fundoGame").append("

");

				}

			}

		} // Fim da função reposicionaJogador()

		function explosao3(amigoX,amigoY) {	//Explosão3

				somPerdido.play();

				$("#fundoGame").append("
</div");
				$("#explosao3").css("top",amigoY);
				$("#explosao3").css("left",amigoX);

				var tempoExplosao3=window.setInterval(resetaExplosao3, 1000);

				function resetaExplosao3() {
					$("#explosao3").remove();
					window.clearInterval(tempoExplosao3);
					tempoExplosao3=null;

				}

		} // Fim da função explosao3

		function placar() {

		$("#placar").html("
 Pontos: " + pontos + " Salvos: " + salvos + " Perdidos: " + perdidos + "
");

		} //fim da função placar()

		//Barra de energia

		function energia() {

				if (energiaAtual==3) {

					$("#energia").css("background-image", "url(imgs/energia3.png)");
				}

				if (energiaAtual==2) {

					$("#energia").css("background-image", "url(imgs/energia2.png)");
				}

				if (energiaAtual==1) {

					$("#energia").css("background-image", "url(imgs/energia1.png)");
				}

				if (energiaAtual==0) {

					$("#energia").css("background-image", "url(imgs/energia0.png)");

					//Game Over
				}

			} // Fim da função energia()

} // Fim da função start


Cool


Ah, I missed that.


why was this file imported? it seems identical to the script shipped with mosh v1.2.4.


**no-warning-comments**: Unexpected todo comment.


Should this be an open type? None of the others are.


Inconstant bracketing {


this fix #33


So perhaps it is an idea to fix the line mstembera mentioned and then do tests with 3, 7 and more (20?) threads? And stop this current test (which looks pretty ok by the way).


This is what I added to my function to get it working. However, if we start to apply subsets of patches against invenio for roll out of join2 to ~20 servers, the fun will really start. Thus it would be nice, if it can make it into some 1.1.7 or the like.


Hmm, not really a fix. More like a hack to make the test pass? ;)


and this not


I reported this upstream to get rid of this workaround: simon-weber/gpsoauth#5


YOU CAN ONLY HAVE 1 GLOBAL VARIABLE!!!!!!!!!! "Game"
No need for the player


Dear Matt,
Really sorry for my delayed response,
I'm planning to give you the end to end solution on it, I'm working on it, I'll try to replay you soon.

Thank you!


I'd suggest to write a helper class that will handle getting/setting objects from app settings


YOU CAN ONLY HAVE 1 GLOBAL VARIABLE!!!!!!!!!! "Game"
No need for the Goal!!


**REAME - Nitpick**
Use back tick(`\``) for commands, e.g. `git clone https://github.com/andela-akangethe/PHP-Checkpoints`


Use this.player to create a local instance of player.


Use this.goalto create a local instance of goal.


I think the point was avoid saying something is easy / straightforward and instead show them how to do it and hopefully they will see how easy it is.


Not it isnt,it is used for easier registration in unity container.(UnityConfig.cs)


`list option` not required? Or do we need to distinguish between `[]` and `None`


I was unaware the branch name was misspelled :s.


:+1: Good idea.


`'a` not used, can we return it or drop it from the interface?


Pourquoi tu le gère en script, on utilise le JSS cssmenu normalement, il y avait un soucis ?


Same as CustomCredentialInitializer,used in UnityConfig.cs


HARD CODED VALUES?? use comments to distinguish in what the numbers mean. Are they direction? Key? random int?


Can we benefit from having optional  logging in the service?


It would be much better to let the method check the requirements, print out warning messages and let it return, if the requirements are met or not. Then the calling code can decide, if this is a failure or not.


remove parentheses


update


I think this should be `test.couch` options rather than COUCH_ options


An alternative to using the `file` construct, you could also use `FileUtils.uptodate?`. That might simplify the program flow.


Il y a eu un soucis hier quand j'ai réorganisé les js à la volée. en mode desktop le menu s'affichait tant que le js n'était pas chargé. Donc j'ai choisi de les cacher de base pour le treelink et le menu galerie et une fois que la page est complètement chargée il est réactivé.


use the property name instead of the field name


Delegate your methods, create an Update method where you check for collision and vertical movement. MESSY


Property names instead


property name here too


@thevikas thanks a lot!


A quoi elle sert la classe hidden dans le menu,  on utilise le JSS cssmenu normalement, il y avait un soucis ?


Use this.player! make it local!


Looks amazing, bravo @wlbragg :clap:


remove `authentic`


COMMENTS for variables!


Why green?


Elle sert à faire un display: none; sur le ul à l'affichage de la page, avant le chargement du js


Shrek is life, Shrek is love?


don't forget the DEP


pour eviter de le voir déplier le temps de charger le JS c'est ca ?


will do


I can see how this works, but I found the comment a bit confusing. How about :

'Two sets of dirty endpoints. The "older" set is the set of dirty endpoints that the actor is updating. The "newer" set is the set of dirty endpoints that should be done afterwards, and is kept separate to avoid pathological conditions where the actor never finishes the set.'


merge v3 and master


oui c'est ça


use this.goal!!


deployed version


where is this in the standard?


par défaut il devait être masqué et le JS l'affichait, je regarderais ce soir si j'ai pas casser un truc dans mon nettoyage


The fix consists of only changing a log message ? :-)


Possible efficiency gain - if the endpoints is already in older_dirty_endpoints, then no point in adding it to newer_dirty_endpoints, is there? So probably worth doing that here.


:ok: :1234:


EVERYWHERE!!!


Oops! https://github.com/mxe/mxe/commit/ab3765fcc1a6e2acb48a34af4100a778ce901be2


Think this timeout stuff isn't quite right if the timeout is not 0 or 1 s.


Thanks for explaining.  It could be the short time control because by not searching as deep we don't hit TB till later in the game phase but I'm not sure.  The test you propose sounds interesting.


Ага - пофиксил блин.


Вот теперь должно нормально компилироваться.


`foo->HasInstance`


Should this be `'median - dispersion'` instead of `' median -  dispersion'`?


no, behat bundle already had a 5.4 version, so will be forced to be a 6.0 one, but indeed this was tagged with wrong version number last night.


**Testing - Nitpick**
Think about how you will make the tests repeatable, say if `@andela-akangethe`, happened to have more repositories next time, it means this test will fail.


@cvrebert Hi and sorry, my bad!
There should be some other cut & paste of the bootstrap docs, I should take another look

Is the following attribution fine for you?

> Credits: [Getting started - Validators](http://getbootstrap.com/getting-started/#support-validators) by [Bootstrap Team](http://getbootstrap.com/about/#team) is licensed under [CC BY 3.0](https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/)


Signed off - @RandomAltThingy


Why do you need this? Don't you develop on lollipop?


Thanks for finding & fixing this little bug!


Why copy the files only when you create the directory?


pretty minor, but it's probably a bit more pythonic -- though ultimately more verbose --  to do:

try:
    has_case = request.session["plea_data"]["case"]
except KeyError:
    has_case = False

[...]

if has_case or feedback_data:

....

But the bigger problem seems to be that you are also testing for AttributeError, and yet you're using getattr, which will return 3600 if there is a missing SESSION_COOKIE_AGE attribute, assuming that's the variable that has thrown an Attribute error in the past?

It's all fairly minor tbf, just thinking what will be the clearest and most pythonic.


trailing \n


**Code Quality - Nitpick**
You need to declare the _accessibility_ of `$userReposiroty` property at the beginning of the class, e.g. `private $userRepository`


I will merge Domino patches in the the source. We cannot just delete ar300 patch.


:+1:

PR is welcome :)


It's also probably a bit more canonical to return None, rather than False here.  Or to follow the samurai principle, i.e. return victorious or not at all (e.g. raise an exception of some sort on failure).


One might leave it as is or remove the line
const int RookContactCheck  = 71;
too.


**no-warning-comments**: Unexpected todo comment.


we checked the task set command and we are able to execute each dd process in each CPU core as shown below. Each process runs with full load on each core and we are able to confirm it using htop command.

pu @ pinkrpi1: ~/common_scripts ϟ taskset -cp 948
pid 948's current affinity list: 3
pu @ pinkrpi1: ~/common_scripts ϟ taskset -cp 947
pid 947's current affinity list: 2,3
pu @ pinkrpi1: ~/common_scripts ϟ taskset -cp 946
pid 946's current affinity list: 1,2
pu @ pinkrpi1: ~/common_scripts ϟ taskset -cp 945
pid 945's current affinity list: 0,1

            Here 945,946,947,948 are process id's of each process.


I think Conservative will be better than ondemand


@nochso danke


Ok, but now you need to add a call to sanitise_html on the output views themselves to avoid XSS :)


Quite possible. Need to compare two systems, with conservative and with ondemand.


Delete this line.


Well,  all kind of users will see this message, so I do not think saying that a bugzilla bug contains 'abrt_hash' is a good idea :)


This looks goodt


@Rsa, @Boxa, @Kvipka - слияние ядра и сд2 - по мне это не очень хорошая идея и вам не советую. Напоминает затонувший Титаник.


This will force print to be a function in python2, however without it you can still use print like a function, it's just a statement with the value being wrapped in brackets, which is a no-op :)


I think this looks fine now.


Dope


Seems like we have this exact code in a number of places, worth introducing a utility method. Also, space before the comma should be removed.


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


All changes merged in master.


Jongen die moet je wel weghalen


<text lang="fr">Changement d''allocation pour [{0}]</text>
Without two simple quote, there was a bug. [{0}] was display as [{0}], instead of being replaced with the good parameter, i.e. the name of the observable resource.


> Well, its not easy to change the fontello font selection for other devs. That is why I did it this way. It was easier and I was sure that would be discussed at the time you could see what it is doing. :)

Adding icons using a completely different technique and creating a completely unneccessary discussion was easier than asking me to add a few icons or to tell you how to add them yourself? LOL


"you" => "your"?


Nit: Two dots at the end.


`i == 1` is because the pairs are only created once `i > 0`. Will look into the moving problem. My guess is that `clientWidth` returns whole integers, which we then use to generate float percentages, so over time things will wobble.

Parsing the CSS calc() like you were doing might be better.


It's confusing that `self.nextOffset` and `response.metadata.nextOffset` aren't the same things.

Can we call `self.nextOffset` something like `nextFetchParameters`, echoing `func fetchParameters`?


Is this going to work responsively? Do we care about responsiveness? cc: @zachlatta @MaxWofford


Plans for a release soon with this?


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Should:
```
git submodule init
git submodule update
```
Be removed from the readme now that it's in the make file?


@jfrazelle Any idea about this?


For some more information:
* Pretty much all Ruby methods have been documented.
* wikiutils.rb has been deleted as it is replaced by the MediaWIki::Butt gem by myself and @xbony2.
* All Wikiutils and Mediawiki_Api code has been replaced with MediaWiki::Butt equivalents.
* Code has been reformatted to be pretty much free of most serious Rubocop complaints.


Wait, what is supposed to happen if x.type is a TensorType? GpuFromHost is not called any more.


@gaye Looks good to me so far. Of course, since nothing is implemented, I can't test it on device yet. The code sure is purdy though.


Nope not at all. I even tested the following:
```
test <- c("c:/", "c:")
file.exists(file.path(test, "users"))
TRUE TRUE
```
So the `file.path()` is obviously the best way forward, if I see any others
I will make sure to correct them accordingly.

On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 4:58 PM, Ian Taylor <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Hi @kellijohnson <https://github.com/kellijohnson>
> I've tried to replace the use of paste in directories with file.path, but
> obviously missed this one. Do you see any reason why the new block of code
> on lines 33-37 couldn't be replaced by the line below?
> outfile <- file.path(dir, file)
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/r4ss/r4ss/commit/bd2a271e80fd3d839d48a31ff1a40e44faad8105#commitcomment-13628006>
> .
>

--
Kelli Faye Johnson
kellifayejohnson@gmail.com


I tried making the effort of commenting new fields :cry:


Is the `newBase` calculation below this safe?  Are you guaranteed to never "split a timestamp" across batched calls?  That seems very surprising, since a fresh upload client might look like one 5000 record POST, and thus all get the same server timestamp...


Would it not be better to test this against the lazy_smp branch?  Because even if this is better than master it won't tell us much.  Good luck in any case!


Beautiful


возможно стоит несколько раз переподключиться прежде чем говорить "We can't find you by IP". Тоже самое  можно делать и в getCoordinatesByQuery()


This should probably get precision mode from a button.


Maybe include the device name here?


You already have this group on line 31. How about removing the duplication and putting this gem inside that block?


This is planned to be a core for user interaction via web


Rather than using the comment above, why don't you put these 2 gems in a group called testing?

eg.

```ruby
group :testing do
  gem 'rspec-rails', '~> 3.0'
  gem 'shoulda-matchers'
end
```


102867486-FixRectangleShapeTest-5173 (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Build Failed

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Looks good.


we'll see :)


Please squash this commit with the previous one when pushing to master (to avoid storing unneeded binaries forever in the repo)


Maybe count up? (Just a stylistic nit)


This is almost as bad, but maybe `migratoryStore`?


Should we sort them in alphabetic order to support sysvinit style?


Hello Sepand;
Please check the followings
- [This](https://git-scm.com/book/tr/v2/Customizing-Git-Git-Configuration#idp31225376) to configure your commits.
- [This](https://udacity.github.io/git-styleguide/), from Nanodegree on Udacity to style your commits.

Good luck with your grad applications.


Maybe change the text to "DOCKER HOOK RUN"


@bendangelo hope that source was verified retail and not just a certain server that calls retail pricing an exploit. The queries look..Familiar.


whoa is this for real


Why are we using gccgo?


nvm, I see the filename


Wrong capitalization of DOItools.php.


Ideally Yes. but we do allow multiple networks with same name. In our data-model for global networks, network-id is unique and is the key for the network objects. Hence we cannot provide a consistent guarantee for conflicting network name across the cluster for certain race conditions. we also have plans to support network renaming on the fly in the future. Considering all these, we added an option for the user to use `CheckDuplicate` if they still want to make use of the best-effort mechanism of checking for conflicting networks.


... I really need to change my push.default settings.


Keeps mongod as the foreground, pid 1 process of the container while kicking off the reload in the background. Still causes a loading delay, but logging/container stopping issues are fixed


As explained above, this flag is to provide exactly the support that you asked for. But as an optional parameter and not by default.


This should be called TrimWhitespace I think to make it clearer what the intent is.


Great. Thank you.


Removing the 4 spaces breakes the code formatting.. (or you can surround it with ```bash like the other code blocks.)


If you don't want to return a body, you could use `head 204` instead.


partially my bad too, I warned that this would be fragile but no one answered me in #13322


just the first commit of it all


Closes #14


This sentence is missing something... you should `see` the following image, you should `be looking at something similar` to the following image...


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Yes. NetworkID was introduced as experimental and is not documented.
`Networks` is the valid and documented element in NetworkSettings.


there's a reason i asked for the source...

On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 6:15 PM, TeoTwawki <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> @bendangelo <https://github.com/bendangelo> hope that source was verified
> retail and not just a certain server that calls retail pricing an exploit.
> The queries look..Familiar.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/DarkstarProject/darkstar/commit/aee25a21c1314bdd8a5fb9f928189e56909f6c21#commitcomment-13628230>
> .
>


https://labs.hackedu.us currently seems to be pretty broken on mobile and I think this will be an improvement, though I can't open the local page on my phone to test. A better fix might be to not use modal in the first place though I don't know enough about Bootstrap to know what would be better.


"table to a page"?


Sorry but for game.cpp, the can_pickup call is unnecessary as can_pick_one_up already check for it.

Will modify after the next update


Nice use of semantic tags!


Or enable full JDK in the single testdata file, if that is supported by J2K tests...


@k00p can you provide any detail on the options that you need?


Galaxy Note 3 t-Mobile, capasitive button active on lockscreen!!!!


Not sure - did this commit slip thru? seems like it broke cucumbers


# 福岡


Per parser initializer should be called after installing regex table.


Doesn't changing the case of "PUBNUB" here cause it to be unusable? The vanilla js library only creates PUBNUB, not pubnub.


Watch out! Your stylesheet isnt loading. Can you spot why? Capitalization matters, and your image path should be CSS/style.css instead of css/style.css.


Watch the capitalization in the path to your stylesheet here too.


Could you have styled both pages in one stylesheet? Take a look at their similarities and differences. As a best practice, it's good to use one stylesheet for your site.


I moved over before you did btw :P


This needs to be an abs-path before it is stored to the config file.


> resource2 will loose the internal reference. The expensive resource does not longer exist, and if you call **getExpensiveResource** it will generate a new expensive resource

How might we solve that problem and pass the test proposed in my [previous comment](https://github.com/web2solutions/Veritaseum-proof-of-concept/commit/ad1838a239895f06881957d79d03807be4db480b#commitcomment-13621943)?

> Command line using several tools like mocha, grunt ...

Care to add some instructions to your README file?

> Also, I must confess I did wrong assumptions about the code several times ... I think I should ask for more clear requirements maybe

In fairness, messy, buggy, and inadequately designed or documented code is part of this particular exercise. :wink:


Watch the order of your list structure. Your unordered list should come before your list items and you must close them in the order you open them:
```
<ul>
  <li> Some text here</li>
  <li> More text here</li>
</ul>
```


This timeout is 60hours.


Nice use of classes!


@jarkkom Worth noting, I'm adding a version of this to the mainline base in the 1.6.0 release (coming up in a week or so), if you're interested!  (supports setting body on *all* request types, not just normal plus delete)


Yes. The apk is common for all devices. Can be used on any device that has Airplane mode working perfectly.


@tremainebuchanan really don't like hardcoding a block of text like that.  Try handling this as a configurable system parish in an environment variable. Example: `DEFAULT_SYS_PARISH_CODE = '02'`


Looking better...but what do you think of exporting all these functions on a single object instead?

```
export const BindingSystem = {
  //methods go here...
};
```


Nice use of text-align!


Ah, I see now. I missed that you now wrap the creation of `NAMESPACE`'s contents in an anonymous function. :+1:


I think there may be a problem here- when a field has the same name on two different pages, it's no longer possible to keep it that way when merging.  e.g.  Page 1 has a field "Header", same field also has a widget on page 2.  If you change the value it is updated in both places.  This is valid in a PDF.  Not sure why they are now being renamed when merging.


okay thanks! so cap increased from about 100Kbyte/second to about 200Kbyte/second


works for me- will update


How could you have changed the font on your h1 to make it sans-serif like the comp?


Right.  That makes sense.  I can see how that would cause a sporadic problem, depending on what cwd is.


Nice job on these classes!


@eneim You have no issue tracker activated so I have to comment here. I still get a crash on the example.

May be you could help me with this. May be I did something wrong. I created the List for the Images (ServiceCard) I created a global list:

```
private List<ServiceCardDto> serviceCardDtos = new ArrayList<>();
```
Then I createed two tabs to switch between two different sets of images.

```
TabLayout tabLayout = (TabLayout)findViewById(R.id.service_selection_tabbar);
      tabLayout.addTab(tabLayout.newTab().setText("Tab1"));
      tabLayout.addTab(tabLayout.newTab().setText("Tab2"));
      tabLayout.setOnTabSelectedListener(new TabLayout.OnTabSelectedListener() {
        @Override
        public void onTabSelected(TabLayout.Tab tab) {
          Log.d("TEST", "tab selected: " + tab.getPosition());
          serviceCardDtos.clear();
          if (tab.getPosition() == 0) {
            serviceCardDtos.addAll(serviceCardDtos1);
          }
          else {
            serviceCardDtos.addAll(serviceCardDtos2);
          }

          mFlingView.refresh();
}
```

When the user clicks on a tap the list of cards changed and I refresh mFlingView to remove all current cards from the view and insert the cards from the new list the user switched to.

After clicking tab2, tab1, tab2, my demo app crashes and I get the following error:

```
10-07 02:41:07.724 4482-4482/? I/art: Clamp target GC heap from 67MB to 64MB
10-07 02:41:07.724 4482-4482/? I/art: Alloc concurrent mark sweep GC freed 3(96B) AllocSpace objects, 0(0B) LOS objects, 1% free, 63MB/64MB, paused 546us total 11.300ms
10-07 02:41:07.724 4482-4482/? E/art: Throwing OutOfMemoryError "Failed to allocate a 15321612 byte allocation with 678832 free bytes and 662KB until OOM"
10-07 02:41:07.724 4482-4482/? D/skia: --- allocation failed for scaled bitmap
10-07 02:41:07.724 4482-4482/? D/AndroidRuntime: Shutting down VM
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime: FATAL EXCEPTION: main
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime: Process: com.lorentzos.swipecards.example, PID: 4482
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime: java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Failed to allocate a 15321612 byte allocation with 678832 free bytes and 662KB until OOM
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at dalvik.system.VMRuntime.newNonMovableArray(Native Method)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.graphics.BitmapFactory.nativeDecodeAsset(Native Method)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.graphics.BitmapFactory.decodeStream(BitmapFactory.java:609)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.graphics.BitmapFactory.decodeResourceStream(BitmapFactory.java:444)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.graphics.drawable.Drawable.createFromResourceStream(Drawable.java:988)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.content.res.Resources.loadDrawableForCookie(Resources.java:2474)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.content.res.Resources.loadDrawable(Resources.java:2381)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.content.res.Resources.getDrawable(Resources.java:787)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.content.res.Resources.getDrawable(Resources.java:752)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at com.squareup.picasso.RequestCreator.getPlaceholderDrawable(RequestCreator.java:676)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at com.squareup.picasso.RequestCreator.into(RequestCreator.java:637)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at com.squareup.picasso.RequestCreator.into(RequestCreator.java:601)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at com.lorentzos.swipecards.ServiceCardDtoListAdapter.createViewFromResource(ServiceCardDtoListAdapter.java:84)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at com.lorentzos.swipecards.ServiceCardDtoListAdapter.getView(ServiceCardDtoListAdapter.java:57)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at com.lorentzos.flingswipe.SwipeFlingAdapterView.layoutChildren(SwipeFlingAdapterView.java:158)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at com.lorentzos.flingswipe.SwipeFlingAdapterView.refresh(SwipeFlingAdapterView.java:149)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at com.lorentzos.swipecards.MyActivity$1.onTabSelected(MyActivity.java:78)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.support.design.widget.TabLayout.selectTab(TabLayout.java:837)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.support.design.widget.TabLayout.selectTab(TabLayout.java:809)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.support.design.widget.TabLayout$Tab.select(TabLayout.java:1077)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.support.design.widget.TabLayout$1.onClick(TabLayout.java:643)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.view.View.performClick(View.java:4780)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.view.View$PerformClick.run(View.java:19866)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.os.Handler.handleCallback(Handler.java:739)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.os.Handler.dispatchMessage(Handler.java:95)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.os.Looper.loop(Looper.java:135)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at android.app.ActivityThread.main(ActivityThread.java:5257)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Native Method)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:372)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit$MethodAndArgsCaller.run(ZygoteInit.java:903)
10-07 02:41:07.725 4482-4482/? E/AndroidRuntime:     at com.android.internal.os.ZygoteInit.main(ZygoteInit.java:698)
```

Could you please help me to fix this? Thanks for your time.


Nice job targeting your nav item to make it italic


Nice job experimenting with styling `<hr>` tags


> Please squash this commit
sure

> Or enable full JDK in the single testdata file
Haven't found this option, otherwise it would be great.


I'm amazed to say that I appear to have gotten castling right on my first try.

The following game plays out as it should in the current state of my program:
```
 1.  e4 e5
 2.  Nf3 Nc6
 3.  Bc4 Bc5
 4.  c3 Nf6
 5.  d4 exd4
 6.  cxd4 Bb4+ { note:  White can't castle here. }
 7.  Nc3 Nxe4
 8.  O-O Bxc3
 9.  bxc3 Nxc3
10.  Qb3 d5
11.  Ba3 {And Black can no longer castle, as f8 is controlled.}
```


I get a test failure on testBlankValueNonBreakingSpaces. Specifically...
Failed asserting that two strings are equal.
-' first7?'
+' first7 '
It looks like parse_text() is munging that 2nd non-breaking space for some reason.
I'm using PHPUnit 4.8.10 and PHP 5.4.13.


Are you signing up to maintain this? If not we should change the address.


I guess someone with manager rights will have to add you wright privileges. I don't think I have that power. That is great, yes we will certainly use that. You can put it on gdrive for now and I'll push it.


The var_dumps should be removed.


Overal good job, Selome! Nice work with your selectors and experimenting with classes. Pay close attention to capitalization - it matters in linking your files. Keep practicing your semantic html, watching out for opening and closing tags in the right order.

###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: ___Selome Welday_______

| 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: __13__/16                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |


There is no such things as a `null` literal, but variables could still have a `null` value, it just gets handled as if the argument is missing.  However, the behaviour in the spec isn't very clear about variable validation, which is why graphql-js doesn't properly validate variables (https://github.com/graphql/graphql-js/issues/187).  It even says

> When a Non Null input has its value set using a variable, the coerced value should be null if the provided value is null-like in the provided representation, or if the provided value is omitted. Otherwise, the coerced value is the result of running the wrapped type’s input coercion on the provided value.

which oddly doesn't mention anything about an error even though that is a description of input coercion for a non-null type.  In fact, it looks like [graphql-js](https://github.com/graphql/graphql-js/blob/v0.4.7/src/utilities/valueFromAST.js#L68-L71) does exactly this, assuming variables have been validated when they haven't been (variables values aren't even passed into the validate function).


The right edge of the right pane migrates left in the two-pane example, too.


That's strange. Labs has PHP 5.5.9-1ubuntu4.13 (cli) (built: Sep 29 2015 15:24:49) and PHPUnit 3.7.28, and I get
```
Time: 45 ms, Memory: 2.75Mb
OK (12 tests, 60 assertions)
```


Awesome!


Actually, the Certificate handler logs the original exception (the one from Popen) using logger.exception, so it will be printed out to the console.


@confile Hi there. It seems that something bad happens in your ```ServiceCardDtoListAdapter``` class which throws an OutOfMemory exception. I guess you have many heavy Images created at the same time. The SwipeCards now doesn't handle recycling well, so if you give me your implementation of your ```ServiceCardDtoListAdapter```, hope I could help. Best regards!


Don't we actually want to change this to return ...[<!-- -->[...? Writing a test to enforce a bug seems like a bad idea :)


strval points a member of tag. So passing tag may be enough.
I don't want to arrange commits more.
I would append a commit for my this comment.


remove domain specific items 10/6/2015


comfort: 5
completeness: 5


@eneim beside the ``ServiceCardDtoListAdapter`` is the way I do the refresh when I switch the lists correct or would you do it differently?


I don't think we need to test for multi-line parameter names, but we should test for multi-line parameter values (which are common).


@eneim Here is my ``ServiceCardDtoListAdapter`` class: https://gist.github.com/confile/a6ed64bde15aca44fd06  Thank you so much for your help.


I tried it with PHPUnit 3.7.20 and got the same failure. Not sure why it's failing though.


@confile are you using one SwipeView for 2 arrays of Images (each attached to one Tab). I will try to create that on my machine to see. Since the original SwipeView re-create its children Views everytime, there is a waste of resource and memory which I'm still investigate a solution. I will reply you ASAP!


using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Linq;
using System.Web;
using System.Web.Mvc;

namespace GitHub.Web.Controllers
{
    public class Default1Controller : Controller
    {
        //
        // GET: /Default1/

        public ActionResult Index()
        {
            return View();
        }

    }
}


The new OC still needs to return SCC as the kind when you fetch
/api/v1/securitycontextconstraints.  If we don't, that's an API break.  We
have to have a backwards compatible type registered as a conversion.

On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 2:01 PM, Paul Weil <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> it still exists under the /api prefix, are you looking for something
> specific?
>
>
> https://github.com/pweil-/origin/blob/cb7ce2171d5475a5ae5d0fce80496f4b693620fb/api/swagger-spec/api-v1.json#L11409
>
> [pweil@localhost origin]$ ./old-oc get psp --loglevel=6
> F1006 14:01:27.406527   18157 helpers.go:95] error: no resource "psp" has been defined
>
> [pweil@localhost origin]$ ./old-oc get scc --loglevel=6
> I1006 13:58:42.334869   17923 debugging.go:120] GET https://192.168.1.139:8443/api 200 OK in 18 milliseconds
> I1006 13:58:42.336982   17923 debugging.go:120] GET https://192.168.1.139:8443/api/v1/securitycontextconstraints 200 OK in 1 milliseconds
> NAME         PRIV      CAPS      HOSTDIR   SELINUX     RUNASUSER
> privileged   true      []        true      RunAsAny    RunAsAny
> restricted   false     []        false     MustRunAs   MustRunAsRange
>
> [pweil@localhost origin]$ ./old-oc get scc --loglevel=6 -o json
> I1006 13:59:40.086394   18010 debugging.go:120] GET https://192.168.1.139:8443/api 200 OK in 17 milliseconds
> I1006 13:59:40.087582   18010 debugging.go:120] GET https://192.168.1.139:8443/api 200 OK in 0 milliseconds
> I1006 13:59:40.089371   18010 debugging.go:120] GET https://192.168.1.139:8443/api/v1/securitycontextconstraints 200 OK in 1 milliseconds
> {
>     "kind": "List",
>     "apiVersion": "v1",
>     "metadata": {},
>     "items": [
>         {
>             "kind": "SecurityContextConstraints",
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/pweil-/origin/commit/cb7ce2171d5475a5ae5d0fce80496f4b693620fb#commitcomment-13621234>
> .
>


I will upload you my demo project.


It's just not clear from the code how that's being preserved - your last
commit looks like it renames all of those.

On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 9:04 PM, Clayton Coleman <ccoleman@redhat.com> wrote:

> The new OC still needs to return SCC as the kind when you fetch
> /api/v1/securitycontextconstraints.  If we don't, that's an API break.  We
> have to have a backwards compatible type registered as a conversion.
>
>
> On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 2:01 PM, Paul Weil <notifications@github.com>
> wrote:
>
>> it still exists under the /api prefix, are you looking for something
>> specific?
>>
>>
>> https://github.com/pweil-/origin/blob/cb7ce2171d5475a5ae5d0fce80496f4b693620fb/api/swagger-spec/api-v1.json#L11409
>>
>> [pweil@localhost origin]$ ./old-oc get psp --loglevel=6
>> F1006 14:01:27.406527   18157 helpers.go:95] error: no resource "psp" has been defined
>>
>> [pweil@localhost origin]$ ./old-oc get scc --loglevel=6
>> I1006 13:58:42.334869   17923 debugging.go:120] GET https://192.168.1.139:8443/api 200 OK in 18 milliseconds
>> I1006 13:58:42.336982   17923 debugging.go:120] GET https://192.168.1.139:8443/api/v1/securitycontextconstraints 200 OK in 1 milliseconds
>> NAME         PRIV      CAPS      HOSTDIR   SELINUX     RUNASUSER
>> privileged   true      []        true      RunAsAny    RunAsAny
>> restricted   false     []        false     MustRunAs   MustRunAsRange
>>
>> [pweil@localhost origin]$ ./old-oc get scc --loglevel=6 -o json
>> I1006 13:59:40.086394   18010 debugging.go:120] GET https://192.168.1.139:8443/api 200 OK in 17 milliseconds
>> I1006 13:59:40.087582   18010 debugging.go:120] GET https://192.168.1.139:8443/api 200 OK in 0 milliseconds
>> I1006 13:59:40.089371   18010 debugging.go:120] GET https://192.168.1.139:8443/api/v1/securitycontextconstraints 200 OK in 1 milliseconds
>> {
>>     "kind": "List",
>>     "apiVersion": "v1",
>>     "metadata": {},
>>     "items": [
>>         {
>>             "kind": "SecurityContextConstraints",
>>
>> —
>> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
>> <https://github.com/pweil-/origin/commit/cb7ce2171d5475a5ae5d0fce80496f4b693620fb#commitcomment-13621234>
>> .
>>
>
>
>


xem mấy cái proc thêm của t hoặc thằng luận mà làm theo


@confile It will be really helpful!


I think it was to support Admission controllers being directly passable as
an array to the initializer, or the code being initialized prior to being
passed in with a name to the code.  I.e. Initialize("DenySCCPrivileged",
new DenySCCPriviliged(oldClient, newClient))

On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 1:29 PM, Derek Carr <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> I have a vague memory of what your proposed fix was where you basically
> wanted to change how NewFromPlugin worked. Anything to jog memory would
> help me put the fingers to the keyboard.
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/pweil-/origin/commit/ed62090845bb0e237c3898ba392e67ef0a7572bd#commitcomment-13620536>
> .
>


Overrides is a struct of interfaces.  There's no reason to mash the
interfaces together.  Only the provided interfaces are replaceable.
Pointer via no pointer is more that we are already indicating "no override"
because the specific interface is nil - don't need two levels of that.

On Mon, Oct 5, 2015 at 5:03 PM, Ben Parees <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> given that overrides is basically optional, why not a pointer?
>
> alternatively why not an interface so that overrides can have multiple
> implementations?
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/smarterclayton/origin/commit/45957fe50038ca34de3faf489f9c6346913595a5#commitcomment-13601724>
> .
>


I would just call this node_cadvisor.go


Probably not.


@eneim Here it is. Let me know if something is unclear to you: https://github.com/confile/SwipeCard2

I appreciate your help.


:) I guess I should've make that change earlier, since it's sold out.. Unless, you chose not to display number of available ticket at this time.


spoopy


Looks fine


I wrote it not to enforce, but to make it clear how it's handled right now. I don't know where the appropriate place to add that modification is. The only text change in Parameter::parse_text() is replacing the pipe placeholder (inside links) with a pipe. Values are modified in a number of places in the code--`pages` in Parameter::parse_val(), but mostly in many places in Template.


Could it be a problem with the PHP version?


This does not look correct ... negative rotations count from the back of dirstack.  It should be something like

    for i in (seq (math (count $dirstack) - 1) -1 0)
        printf "-%s\t%s" $i "Rotate to "(string replace -r "^$HOME" "~" -- $dirstack[(math (count $dirstack) - $i)])


好的


r+


On 10/06/2015 07:45 PM, thevirtualfer wrote:
> Now, how to push, bro ?
>
> I am into the "skis" branch. I done
>
> git checkout skis
> git pull
>
> And then, done my changes.
>
> How can i push ?
>
> If i do a "git push", i says i don't have permission to do it.

do you have your own github fork of the repo?

do you have a local clone of your fork repo?

the general method that github uses is the two above and then you edit your
local repo's .git/config to add an "upstream" entity and point it to this master
repo... then you

   git pull upstream

to get the latest code from the master (aka upstream)...

   git push origin

to push to your github fork (aka origin)...

then you visit your github fork's web page and create a pull request to the
master so that master can pull your changes over from your fork... when your
changes have been merged, then you cycle back to

   git pull upstream

and pull them into your local repo to bring it up to date with the master (aka
upstream) repo...

that's the normal way when one is not listed as a developer in the master
repo... some folks like to continue to operate that way even when they are
listed as developers...

PS: hoping this goes through correctly... i'm writing it in my email program...
hopefully it is also helpful to you and others...


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/graydon/stellar-core/commit/ad24aa1a680a92778cb739e8b9e7ca038809fc65


merging graydon/stellar-core/bug-376-and-772-track-publishing-in-db = ad24aa1a into auto


graydon/stellar-core/bug-376-and-772-track-publishing-in-db = ad24aa1a merged ok, testing candidate = 341fa19d


Since param and value are handled with separate regexes right now, I don't want either to split on newlines in the middle of a word. Thanks for the value catch, I had a test for that but must have thought it was actually a duplicate. Added back in.


xdf


Done.


我也是感覺像是本地多人，想到 Local Area Network 的 Local。
現在 Multi Player 的選項下面只有 Skirmish跟Ranked 兩個選項，
所以還不知道這個字串會被用在哪裡。


You could also try the GCC Flag -Wno-array-bounds
You should look at these commits from Dennis Rassmann. They look like
they'll fix the issue. Shouldn't be too hard to cherry-pick, however
please, for the love of God, PRESERVE AUTHORSHIP
https://github.com/showp1984/bricked-mako/commit/097c642aa1bee9c094a24d7106d062ae170127f7
https://github.com/showp1984/bricked-mako/commit/b9247039290c7817aabaa714767eb8b8670b18a6

On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 5:09 PM, Sultan Khan <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> I haven't tried any GCC 5.x versions to see if the warning appears on
> them. Here is what I did later to avoid the false positive warning on the
> standard CM gcc: sultanqasim/android_kernel_motorola_msm8916@fd9ea16
> <https://github.com/sultanqasim/android_kernel_motorola_msm8916/commit/fd9ea163f5fd8600caa4472664bccb5b5e039c34>
>
> —
> Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub
> <https://github.com/CandyDevices/device_motorola_lux/commit/9429dc4b4ae9e17cecdb3e4a9f09a164fe237db6#commitcomment-13626484>
> .
>


The code for valid user inputs for changeTaskVariable(), has its messages fixed.

Instructions on how to get the online repo to be local, and to push code to it:

1. Open SourceTree (desktop application).

2. Clone the online repository (to have a local repository copy), with the repository website address.
I recommend opening a new folder called Flex, in your computer's Documents\GitHub
for this purpose

3.  Open GitHub Desktop. Use the Add function, to add the Flex folder (Documents\GitHub\Flex) you have
created.

4. Use SourceTree to commit and push the code back to the online repository. This is only possible if there are changes to existing files in the online repository, or new .java or .txt files have been created in your local repository. (Such files turn amber/orange-yellowish for their "circles" in SourceTree).

5. If you encounter an error saying that your email and your username is something else, click on Terminal in SourceTree, enter the commands, but change the String in the quotation marks (without removing the quotation marks), to your email address and your username for your GitHub account.
For me, in the error message, there were 2 lines under the word "RUN". One of the 2 lines contained "you@example.com" in quotation marks. You can copy the first line, and change the String in the quotation marks into your GitHub account's email address. Repeat the same for the second line, but the second line is for your GitHub username.
Each line can only be executed one at a time.

6. The current code has error messages for invalid user inputs displayed in Command Line Prompt, and Flex Display.

7. The JUnit test cases/classes are not working for me, and I cannot create new JUnit files with the same names as those in the local repository on my laptop. (A Flex Display window opens, asking for the filename directory.)


很棒！看起來滿貼切的


+        case zipextractor.state.SessionState.AUTH_ERROR:


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/84010639


fixed the bug


(It's not that I don't think you will, but just making sure)


Hi. Could you check out my pull request?


Cool poem! Good usage of markdown.


I just copied what the equivalent collate update code does


I don't think recover is what you want, it takes a failed Future and turns it into a successful one. I think the result of this is a Future[Future], only the inner Future is failed. This compiles because the return type of this function is Future[Unit].


nice job with your background image! what other tag could you have put this image on to get a similar effect?


setting up still


@mavenugo Any thoughts here?
I think we should at least log the error, but probably also provide a list of errors (As warnings in the response struct) to the user.


Cool poem. Very nice use of markdown


watch your closing semicolin. this can prevent the property below it from displaying.


#150 This.


fast-forwarding master to auto = 341fa19d


I just tried with --debug and not and it looks much nicer the way you have proposed so I have updated the code accordingly.


The font weight property only takes number values 100 - 900 and lighter, light, normal, bold and bolder. To add italics, use the `font-style: italic` property.


well... I like my version better, but I may be biased. I intentionally was brute forcey on the rollback (ie just try an delete everything) for code clarity at the expense of a potentially failing delete calls.


Looks good to me. Put up a PR and I'll test it out and merge it! :)


Here is where the magic happens. We are using the policy on the domain by checking the `maxPwdAge` attribute.


Thanks Hans.

> Reviewing these changes also identified some dead code

Are you talking about the commented code in `ResampleDTIVolume/itkWarpTransform3D.txx` ?

> In the commit message, what did you mean by:

```
[...] override a parent class an provide
exceptions or no action, but infact did not override any
parent virtual function.
```

Finally, did you use some vim or python code to automatically identify the ITK virtual method and update their usage in Slicer ?


fixed #11


Cc: @lassoan


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@moschel There is a `;` at the end of line 64 - I don't think that's purposeful.


Thanks for these fixes.

I will look into fixing the underlying code to use `std::string` instead of pre-allocated array for the color file name ...


Good work using and ID. Could you have accomplished the same thing with a class?


I tried my code (UiBinder)
```java

    @UiField MaterialCollapsible collapsible;
	MaterialCollapsibleItem collapsibleItem = new MaterialCollapsibleItem();

	public TestPanel() {
		initWidget(uiBinder.createAndBindUi(this));

		collapsibleItem.add(new MaterialCollapsibleHeader(new MaterialLink("Test", "black")));
		collapsibleItem.add(new MaterialCollapsibleBody(new MaterialTitle("Title", "Description")));
		collapsible.add(collapsibleItem);

		RootPanel.get().add(collapsible);
	}
```

And Plain Java
```java
	MaterialCollapsible collapsible = new MaterialCollapsible();
	MaterialCollapsibleItem collapsibleItem = new MaterialCollapsibleItem();

	public TestPanel() {
		initWidget(uiBinder.createAndBindUi(this));

		collapsibleItem.add(new MaterialCollapsibleHeader(new MaterialLink("Test", "black")));
		collapsibleItem.add(new MaterialCollapsibleBody(new MaterialTitle("Title", "Description")));
		collapsible.add(collapsibleItem);

		RootPanel.get().add(collapsible);
	}
```

Question: Do you have the latest commit?

And it works


Nice job using margin auto to center!


@Brit200313 looking pretty good, used a free bootsrap theme. Sill a couple more features before I 'release' http://thegravelpitband.herokuapp.com/shows


That's why I start a clean build last night. The result available this morning.


@SuperstarGamer It's normal, merges happen all the time.


Merged, although `guard` still takes a single expression.


@mattstauffer hahaha. Love the descriptive commit messages for these last three :+1:


Oh.I did not know that those functions weren't being called.Interesting.I will switch my editor and update the changes soon.Thank you for your guidance.The comments really helped :)


haha i do my best when i'm tired and almost out of time :)


You can over-write styles like this, but you can also combine this with the `#bluebutton` on line 113 for a more consolidated stylesheet.


The main problem with them is that you "lose" control on creating all these variables and it becomes hard to follow where things are coming from (and worse case scenario if prior variables that are not supposed to be modified, get modified).


I guess you get bucket as a bonus too here :)


It is recommended to use properties instead of fields for some reasons. For example, it is easier to modify get or set method when you need.


I will test this out.  I think it makes a lot of sense that the unclosed stdout may cause the hanging problem.


Good work addressing the spacing issue with the extra grey space between the block quote section and the yellow bar. That is coming from the margin on your paragraph within this section. A new way to solve this problem that we learned this week is to add the `overflow: auto` property instead of the padding to fix.


Nice work with this background image!


I am not proud of the file linking here. If somebody has a better idea, I am all ears.


My god...I haven't uploaded the jar file yet, You'll see it when I have uploaded it in PMC Changelog


Great work adding fonts.


Very good updates.


This is wrong; use `"`.


Why not use JSON?


@janvorli Can the exe_module.lib_name be null?


Could you have added these styles in your CSS?


Could you have used CSS to achieve the same effect as adding the break tags?


Yep, looks nice.


Duly noted!


LGTM


Awesome job, Anna! Your html is semantic and well structured and your selectors are well-thought. Keep an eye out for closing semicolons and ensuring your formating your property values correctly. Continue to push yourself on advanced CSS - you've got this!

###Description

A hot, new NY Tech Startup, Relaxr, has approached you to help them develop a new landing page for their company. They've handed you the design file for the site, along with the copy and assets. You need to take these files and turn it into a landing page.

Student: ____Anna Jacoby______

|                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |
|-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|--------------------------------|------------------------|--------------------------|
| Technical Requirements                                                                                | Does Not Meet Expectations (0) | Meets Expectations (1) | Exceeds Expectations (2) |
| Use HTML5 structural elements (nav, header, footer)                                                                           |                                |                        |            X              |
| Use a CSS Reset file in addition to your style.css file to style the page                                                     |                                |                        |             X             |
| Use IDs and Classes to to select and style elements on the page                                                               |                                |                        |            X              |
| Style your text with the Google Fonts provided by your style guide                                                            |                                |                        |            X              |
| Follow naming conventions, maintain consistency across .html and .css files and use best practices for naming IDs and Classes |                                |                        |           X               |
| Indent nested elements to increase your code's readability                                                                    |                                |                        |              X            |
| Use width, padding and margin on at least two block elements on your page                                             |                                |                        |             X             |
| TOTAL: __14__/14                                                                                |                                |                        |                          |


account関連の作業ではないっぽいので、別のブランチを切って作業するほうがいいかもです。
(例えばプルリクを受け取った人がaccount関連かと思ってマージすると、他のところも変更されていてびっくりするかもしれません。)


@carter2422 Can you go ahead and open a PR for this? It's easier to view the exact changes and see what's not working.


missed this comment. yes. I think that is reasonable.


Hi @wzzhang1994, thanks for checking out the Study Group repo! How's it going? If you have any questions, please get in touch with me at mills.wj@gmail.com, or right here on GitHub. Also, if you're wondering how to proceed, don't miss the [Study Group Handbook](http://mozillascience.github.io/studyGroupHandbook/index.html) - this has all the details. Happy to help walk you through it or support any way possible.


Hi @soerendip42 , thanks for checking out the Study Group repo! How's it going? If you have any questions, please get in touch with me at mills.wj@gmail.com, or right here on GitHub. Also, if you're wondering how to proceed, don't miss the [Study Group Handbook](http://mozillascience.github.io/studyGroupHandbook/index.html) - this has all the details. Happy to help walk you through it or support in any way possible.


Those names have quite different meaning for different object types.
Anyway, it will be important topic for discussion when we'll design an interface between this worker and Python mastermind, and there are a lot of questions besides naming convention. Let's hold on with snapshot format for now.


Hi @dbiswa, thanks for checking out the Study Group repo! How's it going? If you have any questions, please get in touch with me at mills.wj@gmail.com, or right here on GitHub. Also, if you're wondering how to proceed, don't miss the [Study Group Handbook](http://mozillascience.github.io/studyGroupHandbook/index.html) - this has all the details. Happy to help walk you through it or support in any way possible.


@slarosa I did notice the horizontal scroll bar after the PR was committed. It's a bit odd on my computer, whereas the scroll bar will only appear if I resize the QGIS window to be smaller than its original size on launch. Can you confirm it's the case for you too?

That said, I've tried to look into it and I'm at lost as to what's happening here. If you look at the sizeHint function (which begins at line 89), you'll see the code does _not_ use the QTextDocument width to set the item's width. Some dark Qt voodoo at play here.


I will fix this as soon as possible


So what I am expecting is that for a read you do:
# Ensure we start with JSON string (wer need x-database consistency)
style = IS_JSONS3().formatter(row.style)
# Convert to Python
style = json.loads(style)


That sounds like a bug in the PM, because it should give you control about how DEPEND/RDEPEND is treated for cross-compiling. I know that some PMs allow this sort of control for binary packages.

Otherwise, we'd need additional ebuild syntax to cover this case, which probably means writing a GLEP/PMS-patch.

Is there a bug open for any of this?


1.1.20151007 修正不能翻到上个月和下个月的bug


& then write back as:
.update(style = IS_JSONS3()(style))


Although I'd probably prefer this as a separate line:
style =  = IS_JSONS3()(style)
& then .update(style=style)


The jobs which always error will keep on executing again and again forever.


Done in d06d16331dca49185e8d4cb2ecb80f13bc10384e.


Yes, it's needed. Otherwise people who already built tmux with new libevent will still be experiencing the issue.


**Codequality - Nitpick**
You didn't need this here, since `__construct()` will always return an instance of the class.


You should really avoid using the characters `<` and `>` outside code areas; the "github flavoured markdown" has some problems otherwise ...


Anything that is small enough to describe can go in the this table. Further comments should maybe get their own sections. We can have a section for comments on each engine.


@ArmandH I had the same problem; running on windows 8 64b with python 2.7 32b. Installed pyOpenSSL:
https://pypi.python.org/pypi/pyOpenSSL/0.13. I installed pyOpenSSL-0.13.winxp32-py2.7.msi. SSL errors are gone and SR is back up and running.


Note that roundcube/plugin-installer, although recommended for inclusion by the Roundcube docs isn't technically a dependancy as it isn't use anywhere in the plugin (only ever in RC itself). Could this be removed?

Explanation: it's inclusion is is an issue for larger projects where RC plugins are required by a separate package which is then required by RC (e.g RC -> package -> rcguard). When Composer is run on this package outside of an RC context (e.g. in a CI system) it fails, because roundcube/plugin-installer expects an RC installation to be available (see the rcubeVersionCheck() method).


Ha-ha, you never seen the HDEPEND bug?


The correction is satisfactory. However, the only thing to note is that, your tests should be repeatable, what happens if the users used in the tests get to have more repos? This means the tests will fail.


As of this, running `rake db:seed` in a non-rails environment fails, as the custom config won't be loaded. See https://github.com/rails/rails/pull/21896 for a proposed fix.


changed line?


added test, just now ... good catch ;)


Probably not worth spending time on it, we'll soon be supplying `cmake` and won't have to worry about it.

I just fired up a Wheezy machine and tested that
```
make cmake MXE_TARGETS=`./ext/config.guess` DONT_CHECK_REQUIREMENTS=true
```
works out-of-the-box, so it's unlikely we'll have any troubles building it.


:ok:


Ah this is because we cant have two different ports in the same service, we still have the 50000 port but in a new service.  forge was broken as a result of adding the jenkins agent port to the existing jenkins service.  When forge was creating jobs it started to post to port 50000 rather than 80.


I suspect bad things...


This commit is being reviewed as a part of review issue #70.


Oh, and this kind of range dependency is incorrect without slots. When we introduce binary compatibility slot for libevent, portage will suddenly pull two versions in two different slots. And build against the newer.


Ok sorry about this - it's my text editor playing up. The next commit should do it!


routes don't work in OpenShift with a service with more than one port - things load balance over all ports! :)
https://github.com/openshift/origin/issues/2092

adding 2 ports to the jenkins service basically breaks http://jenkins.vagrant.f8/ for users; they'd only get a HTTP response once every 2 refreshes in their browser


test


done


@hannesj Using OTP 0.18 version, I got errors with your commit:

GET
XHR
http://paris.acolytesanonymes.org/otp/routers/paris/index/trips/RTP:RTP2919760731312833231277/geometry [HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found 10ms]
GET
XHR
http://paris.acolytesanonymes.org/otp/routers/paris/index/trips/RER:TRNDUASN084773F010013080472153/geometry [HTTP/1.1 500 Internal Server Error 12ms]
GET
XHR
http://paris.acolytesanonymes.org/otp/routers/paris/index/trips/RTP:RTP3219369021221188271946/geometry [HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found 26ms]

Whereas the trip is properly retrieved.


@pierremtb please remember to add contributors to CONTRIBUTERS.md after merging pull requests.


Why?


Ok, now I get it!

I think that the name of the service is a little bit misleading and thus my confusion.


There's a lot more units than just that... (`vw` and `vh` come into mind)


ss


LGTM


is this comming to a release near you any time soon? :blush:


Nice - but I would prefer StandardCharsets.UTF_8 as this has less dependencies


https://github.com/less/less-docs/commit/45855add9ec17fc8a52f80d0e256206c195fa077 ? (generic `p > img` would probably do the trick better but it's hard to find the proper less file to put that in :)


what does not work?


:red_circle: There are merge conflicts with the following files:
`bower.json`, `organizer.model`, `event-view`, `event.controller`, `app.module`.

Could you fix them as soon as possible?


@stephanlindauer I noticed that [ReminderNotificationSetter.java](https://github.com/criticalmaps/criticalmaps-android/commit/7c3a2cba6f9ddbd5cb76f94f7c809bd1be8b8707/app/src/main/java/de/stephanlindauer/criticalmaps/notifications/reminder/ReminderNotificationSetter.java) is **not used** at all. You might want to **remove** the class from the project.


On Tue, Oct 6, 2015 at 10:45 AM, Cathal Garvey <notifications@github.com> wrote:

> Hi C8E!

Hello Cathal, nice to meet you!
Sorry for the late reply, I was a lil' bit overhelmed by work stuff. :/

> Curious to know what command lead to the error, and the contents of the directory at that time? Go appears to be crashing because it can't find the input file, rather than the output file flag.

Issue repro HOWTO:

    miron@hop:~/src/github.com/cathalgarvey/go-minilock/minilock-cli
    $ git reset --hard HEAD
    HEAD is now at c473f05 Formatting

    miron@hop:~/src/github.com/cathalgarvey/go-minilock/minilock-cli
    $ go install

    miron@hop:~/src/github.com/cathalgarvey/go-minilock/minilock-cli
    $ cd /tmp/cathal/

    miron@hop:/tmp/cathal
    $ ls -l
    total 0

    miron@hop:/tmp/cathal
    $ echo 'Hello, Cathal!' > hello.txt

    miron@hop:/tmp/cathal
    $ minilock-cli encrypt hello.txt carlo@miron.it
tkUMEopVvneDE3kkC8f6NpBvn85iBDc3MZYfZkewbeQnZ
    Enter password:
    File encrypted using ID: 'tkUMEopVvneDE3kkC8f6NpBvn85iBDc3MZYfZkewbeQnZ'

    miron@hop:/tmp/cathal
    $ ls -l
    total 8
    -rw-rw-r-- 1 miron miron  15 Oct  7 11:57 hello.txt
    -rw-rw-r-- 1 miron miron 957 Oct  7 11:58 hello.txt.minilock

    miron@hop:/tmp/cathal
    $ rm hello.txt

    miron@hop:/tmp/cathal
    $ minilock-cli decrypt hello.txt.minilock carlo@miron.it
    Enter password:
    File received from id
'tkUMEopVvneDE3kkC8f6NpBvn85iBDc3MZYfZkewbeQnZ', saving to
    minilock-cli: error: Failed to decrypt..: open : no such file or directory

    miron@hop:/tmp/cathal
    1$ cd $GOPATH/src/github.com/cathalgarvey/go-minilock/minilock-cli

    miron@hop:~/src/github.com/cathalgarvey/go-minilock/minilock-cli
    $ cp main.go.new main.go

    miron@hop:~/src/github.com/cathalgarvey/go-minilock/minilock-cli
    $ go install

    miron@hop:~/src/github.com/cathalgarvey/go-minilock/minilock-cli
    $ cd -
    /tmp/cathal

    miron@hop:/tmp/cathal
    $ minilock-cli decrypt hello.txt.minilock carlo@miron.it
    Enter password:
    File received from id
'tkUMEopVvneDE3kkC8f6NpBvn85iBDc3MZYfZkewbeQnZ', saving to hello.txt

    miron@hop:/tmp/cathal
    $ ls
    hello.txt  hello.txt.minilock

    miron@hop:/tmp/cathal
    $ cat hello.txt
    Hello, Cathal!

    miron@hop:/tmp/cathal
    $ uname -a
    Linux hop 3.19.0-30-generic #33-Ubuntu SMP Mon Sep 21 20:58:04 UTC
2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

    miron@hop:/tmp/cathal
    $ cat /etc/lsb-release
    DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
    DISTRIB_RELEASE=15.04
    DISTRIB_CODENAME=vivid
    DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION="Ubuntu 15.04"

    miron@hop:/tmp/cathal
    $ go version
    go version go1.5 linux/amd64

    miron@hop:/tmp/cathal
    $ go env
    GOARCH="amd64"
    GOBIN=""
    GOEXE=""
    GOHOSTARCH="amd64"
    GOHOSTOS="linux"
    GOOS="linux"
    GOPATH="/home/miron"
    GORACE=""
    GOROOT="/usr/local/go"
    GOTOOLDIR="/usr/local/go/pkg/tool/linux_amd64"
    GO15VENDOREXPERIMENT=""
    CC="gcc"
    GOGCCFLAGS="-fPIC -m64 -pthread -fmessage-length=0"
    CXX="g++"
    CGO_ENABLED="1"

> What's supposed to happen there is that if the user specifies an output filename, decrypted contents are written to that rather than the file path given in the minilock file. As the embedded filenames aren't currently checked for safety, this is an important security feature.

I can understand very well, but... How can the filename be specified?
`decrypt` seems to refuse the -o option:

    miron@hop:/tmp/cathal
    $ minilock-cli decrypt -o test
    minilock-cli: error: unknown short flag '-o', try --help

PS: I also have to remove the full path in `binary_samples_test.go`,
lines 33 and 51 in order to run correctly the test suite:

    miron@hop:~/src/github.com/cathalgarvey/go-minilock
    $ go test
    --- FAIL: Test_ParseMinilockFile (0.00s)
        decrypt_test.go:11: Couldn't load test binary asset.
    --- FAIL: Test_RoundTripMinilock (0.00s)
        encrypt_test.go:14: Couldn't load test binary asset.
    FAIL
    exit status 1
    FAIL    github.com/cathalgarvey/go-minilock    1.048s

    miron@hop:~/src/github.com/cathalgarvey/go-minilock
    1$ diff -u binary_samples_test.go{,.new}
    --- binary_samples_test.go    2015-10-07 11:40:47.110837695 +0200
    +++ binary_samples_test.go.new    2015-10-05 23:47:13.068891756 +0200
    @@ -30,7 +30,7 @@
      // binary_samplesMyeGo reads file data from disk. It returns an
error on failure.
     func binary_samplesMyeGo() (*asset, error) {
    -    path :=
"/home/cathal/owncloud/projects/go/src/github.com/cathalgarvey/go-minilock/binary_samples/mye.go"
    +    path := "binary_samples/mye.go"
         name := "binary_samples/mye.go"
         bytes, err := bindataRead(path, name)
         if err != nil {
    @@ -48,7 +48,7 @@
     // binary_samplesMyeGoMinilock reads file data from disk. It
returns an error on failure.
     func binary_samplesMyeGoMinilock() (*asset, error) {
    -    path :=
"/home/cathal/owncloud/projects/go/src/github.com/cathalgarvey/go-minilock/binary_samples/mye.go.minilock"
    +    path := "binary_samples/mye.go.minilock"
         name := "binary_samples/mye.go.minilock"
         bytes, err := bindataRead(path, name)
         if err != nil {

    miron@hop:~/src/github.com/cathalgarvey/go-minilock
    1$ cp binary_samples_test.go.new binary_samples_test.go

    miron@hop:~/src/github.com/cathalgarvey/go-minilock
    $ go test
    PASS
    ok      github.com/cathalgarvey/go-minilock    1.166s

Bye, and thanks for all the code.

㎝

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why was this needed? now you add files in fileList twice to the editevent.files. The point of adding files in this.files AND fileList was to preserve the old files and propagate them both to the updated event so that old files are not lost.


I could be wrong, but my impression was that the entire rest of the documentation refers to environment variables by `$NAME` instead of `%NAME%`. If my impression is correct, we should not introduce an inconsistent style.

Even more importantly, though, the commit message leaves a lot unsaid. Too much. For example: why was `C:\ProgramData` incorrect? *Was* it incorrect?

The resulting confusion on my side not only suggests that the commit message [needs to be improved](https://github.com/git-for-windows/git/wiki/Good-commits#commit-messages) but also that the patch itself might do a better job at clarifying the location (by spelling out the location rather than referring the user to an environment variable).


People invoking `SuppressWarningsAnnotation` directly would notice, but we expect the only *real* caller of that would be the `suppressWarnings` annotation. Users of the `suppressWarnings` (in code, or via the metamodel) wouldn't notice.