Are you sure about this? I don't get any compiler error when removing the `std::` namespace qualifier. It should not be necessary because this source file has a `using namespace std;` statement (like most `.cpp` files in Cantera).


I have some code implementing that locally, but until cluster is merged into master (or unless you want to move `sparseMMFromFactor` out of cluster), there's no use in pushing it up. I'll start a new issue and close the current speed improvements one.


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Should be fine. I just don't want demux.c to fill up with even more stuff.

(Possibly the whole function could be moved?)


nevermind, I'll just do the log here based on the return code.


Can I see a sample?


wasn't this class used anywhere?


Désolé. Ce n'était vraiment pas intentionnel.
Ce sont mes premiers pas sur GitHub.


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Fixed in fc26372


Donate device


Agreed with @rustyrussell. Though to be pedantic-ish, minTxOutSz and/or maxVout should really be in chainparams for the same reason.


@rxu Hi Can you please translate these two lines for me in a PR. Thanks!


From CM https://github.com/CyanogenMod/android_frameworks_base/blob/e49d5ea0858a765c22d8aa96cc660d4708a413fb/policy/src/com/android/internal/policy/impl/keyguard/KeyguardServiceDelegate.java:
    public void onBootCompleted() {
        if (mKeyguardService != null) {
            mKeyguardService.onBootCompleted();
            sendStateChangeBroadcast(true);
        }
        mKeyguardState.bootCompleted = true;
    }


s/it's/its/g


Thanks. Do you want to send a PR ?

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Sure; give me a moment to do so.


Isto não é um erro !
Ás vezes vamos ter de atualizar do master para o nosso branch !
Aquele erro que tinhas hoje quando estivemos no gabinete da prof, é normal. Depois eu explico-te !


回答ありがとうございました！
ケースバイケースで対応していくしかなさそうですねー。
以前担当していたサービスでも似たような機能が必要になったんですけど、その時も迷いながら実装していました。
うーん、難しい、、


#5252_TinDiscrepancyNewVRFModel (rongpengzhang) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (1963 of 1984 tests passed)

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extra whitespace


Owen, this has implications for cluster machines I think.  Xvfb is great, but not sure it's generally going to be available at places like Magnus and Raijin.

Perhaps we should leave osmesa in, but mention that it is not supported, and users should prefer xvfb?


Will prob switch to using WMFArticleListTableViewCell - more compact... did so on my local machine. Looks nice.


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Orz..... Look at the commit logs, why were there so many bugs to fix......? :accept: :ideograph_advantage: :mahjong:


Benchmarks:
https://gist.github.com/Konard/98d0eb7e77bb75d033f6
Analytics:
https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1E4o_i_6Su9tF2cp5ScRCxJ2QcANLM8rxnfh1_4Io7PI/edit#gid=0


Thanks!


There is a small problem with the parsing from .ent -> .csv

Only seems like 3 errors, I fixed them by hand.


Typo


Improper codestyle.


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Lets add a comment to this package file that it is intentionally empty.


Removing an unused imports should be separated to another commit.


Please see #27.


what you mean ?


the first code file for lintcode


Sepearate Arrow3D.py


教师的房间看电视付款


Most of the contents of this file are probably  deprecated.
Please see https://github.com/jnealtowns/OpenNetworkLinux/blob/master/packages/platforms/accton/powerpc-accton-as6700-32x/platform-config/r0/PKG.yml as a more current example.


Missing from the pull request, or needs to be included.


...i dont know how to do it


This specifically should be removed.


Sorry, I can read, jerk :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


There is no way to get the option here.


I'm pretty sure I was the one who wrote the comment,.  I don't recall what research went into determining that it was CMake, but I assume the comment is correct.  Is there a reason why you suspect otherwise?  Also, what's the reason for reverting the commit?  I've never been a big fan of "inline".  One of the ways that Fortran differs from C is that Fortran empowers the user to communicate properties of the code without tying those properties to specific optimization strategies.  C/C++ encourages users to communicate the desire for very specific optimization strategies, but then gives the compiler the right to ignore such communications, as is the case with "inline".  I find that kind of pointless, especially in with modern compilers that can generally do a much better job of deciding when, where, and how to optimize than a user can.  Given all that, I wouldn't mind if we just removed the "inline" statement forever more unless we have performance data to demonstrate that it confers a benefit in a real application.


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What is the reason for this change?  I think when we go to 3D a node remapping rather than just an orientation flag will be needed.

Also, this broke PumiInterface because it was using the old definition of `Interface`.


spelling


It feels to me we need something other than DELAY_TIME here. DELAY_TIME relates to relates to removal of unused containers/images.
I would feel more comfortable having another more explicit timeout for the more aggressive kill + rm.


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I did a little bit further improvement based on your suggestion. Also added process of multiple extensions/optional features. Pls take a look. Thanks.


你好


Impressed! Even in alphabetical order!!!


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Yes, `write()` _returns_ a boolean, but the callback's first parameter is an error indicator.  This is what the new test I added tests for.


YESSSSS!


Testing comment


Yay thanks!


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added jr support


Can you produce an example string of what is being parsed here? AFAIK the ipAddrs should be 1 IP per element (hence why its an array)


I can live with that.  In summary, then, of what I should change this to do:
- callback is fired if an error is encountered sending as a result of:
  - connection not being present
  - `write()` failing
- if there is _no_ error, the callback is not called until a ping/pong cycled is flushed through the server

Sound reasonable?


test


nullcheck


pass


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Sorry I should have been clearer... I'm not reverting it in any permanent sense, just a temporary `git revert 2a710d55` on the local copy of my forked repo to see if updates to CMake, GCC or the code base have fixed the error  since then. I was just poking around the code coverage, and this comment caught my eye. Specifically, the note about CMake caught my interest and found it surprising since CMake only passes flags and files to the linker and compiler...

I agree it should be added back even if it's fixed.


whoops! will fix :)


Sem essa linha, seu programa não sei finalizado ao fechar. Ficaria apenas oculto, continuaria rodando.


Sorry for not being clear. I was pointing out that "existence" has been misspelled in the variable name.


static import


Add a note here as well, saying this should be updated to update release doc links to point to this release


does not fix anything. so cancelled the pr


Yes. This is different. Why do we fail when we are on jenkins and not locally?


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Sorry I see that you fixed it


If you would like a Spanish version of the above: http://pastebin.com/yCdtpxA2


Nice catch! Could you also provide a test case that exercises this? I don't think we have a good way to test this logic as-is, so perhaps this parsing logic inside the for loop can become its own method and a test case can be created for that function.


To get the graphics to run you will need to download and compile from the Jupiter notebook.


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I get an error (see attached) with this code:

"exception - message UI is not defined"

?
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got the github link!

Thanks!
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Delete of ``NULL`` is safe, you don't need a conditional.


Delete of NULL is safe, you don't need a conditional.


Main style now throwing lots of "cannot read property 'val' of undefined" errors on the roads line, I believe because of this line, I believe because there's no unit specified in a stop – if I explicitly add 'm' to all the unitless width stops in the roads layer, the errors go away.


Add REDAME.md in openstack


Why do we have the ``url_len`` parameter back? We just deleted this in #369.


baidu


Prefer ``ink_zero`` to ``memset``.


david likes it when the && is at the end of the line, rather than at the beginning


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Why would ``getPathHash`` ever return 0?


@shivam-maharshi — PR #535 removes this `groupId`.

/cc: @cmccoy


ok


@Leemoonsoo this should not have any serialization implications, right?


Can we add new test case here:

@global_f32_array_zeroinit = addrspace(1) global [8 x float] zeroinitializer


inheritdoc is actually in inline tag, so using `{@inheritdoc}` is correct. Though phpdoc is planning a non-inline `@inheritdoc` at some point in the future. If you want to read more about it: http://phpdoc.org/docs/latest/guides/inheritance.html#the-inheritdoc-tag


Sua lai ham update_budget_telephone


I guess so


Can we add new test case here:

@array_f32_zeroinit = addrspace(2) global [8 x float] zeroinitializer


Closed #16


@neonobjclash this looks good. Any reason you haven't submitted a PR?


Interesting, I'll take a look. Surprised I didn't see that while testing or in the Eraser Map style. By main do you mean the one bundled in demos/?


I see, the problem is that [this line](https://github.com/tangrams/tangram/commit/b6c4b0fe7ad2b2d664ec48461040e33f26bdb996#diff-03751dae62564491b9357697e263cef0R201) isn't being applied when the value is a number (only when it's a string).


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Since PHP uses `--with` and `--enable` depending on whether the library source is bundled in, I've adjusted the order of config directives to sort by module name instead of library source inclusion.


returns `Composition`, not `void`.


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це треба вернути.


Крутоо))))


I cleaned up server/index.js

@muddybarefeet can we remove morgan and body parser? They don't seem necessary -- app.param pulls out any query params in our routes


saw approval from fadushin
at https://github.com/basho/yokozuna/commit/81e0d1eef9447c07b6fe0703a4a6261ec82a0e4e


merging basho/yokozuna/features+fixes/zl/update-to-protect-errors-on-single-ops = 81e0d1ee into borshop-integration-605-features+fixes/zl/update-to-protect-errors-on-single-ops


basho/yokozuna/features+fixes/zl/update-to-protect-errors-on-single-ops = 81e0d1ee merged ok, testing candidate = 7126094c


1) The braces don't match -- you're being thrown off by the fact that the body of the `for` loop is indented too deep.
2) You need to return `comp` at the end.


Week2_Recipe2.3 (matching misspelled calendar words)
grep(pattern="c[ae]l[ae]nd[ae]r", x= c("calender","calendar", "calender",  "calandar"), perl=F, value=T)


good catch. I missed the deallocation of the response memory if the curl call failed. Updated, and I'll push it out soon.


Does the rom build for you ? Since I cant make it build, because of getting multiple errors like:

 Error loading context file from /home/rootagnex/source/out/target/product/trltexx/obj/ETC/property_contexts_intermediates/property_contexts


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@mattbenjamin it can still have `port=_<port>` and we won't warn about. How about check `if ((f.find("port ") != string::npos) ...`?


@chelmuth: I have no objections besides the the one which was already mentioned by @skalk and I would move the file to repos/base-hw/src/kernel/spec/**muen/**target.mk not repos/base-hw/src/kernel/spec/target.mk.


(that is: with a space directly after `port`)


@mattbenjamin don't think we need to warn if port isn't specified


Mentioned the above patch in RT (https://rt.cpan.org/Ticket/Display.html?id=79123)


nice example


Use 3.0.32 please!


@Napalm005  откуда магические числа в верстке?


this hunk belong in the previous patch


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Yeah. We should probably open an issue for this, so people see the discussion  better? Or you guys could discuss it on google code without me.


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This "ret" shadows the one in the outer scope. The outer scope ret is now useless and you can remove it, and replace the final "return ret" with just "return SPV_SUCCESS".


If you actually decide to delete:

[root@redhat1 git]# ./delete_richrules.sh
*********************
***rules for block***
*********************
There are no rules in the block zone.
*********************
***rules for dmz***
*********************
There are no rules in the dmz zone.
*********************
***rules for drop***
*********************
There are no rules in the drop zone.
*********************
***rules for external***
*********************
rule family="ipv4" source address="55.66.34.0/8" masquerade
rule family="ipv4" source address="82.82.89.0/8" masquerade
rule family="ipv4" source address="39.69.93.0/8" forward-port port="5657" protocol="tcp" to-port="5658"
rule family="ipv6" source address="2001::db9/32" forward-port port="7777" protocol="udp" to-port="7778"
rule family="ipv4" source address="91.36.0.0/16" forward-port port="887" protocol="tcp" to-port="888" to-addr="45.56.6.7"
Do you want to delete these rules? (y/n)?y
success
success
success
success
success
*********************
***rules for home***
*********************
There are no rules in the home zone.
*********************
***rules for internal***
*********************
There are no rules in the internal zone.
*********************
***rules for public***
*********************
rule service name="ssh" log prefix="SSH: " level="notice" limit value="5/s" accept
rule family="ipv4" source address="192.168.6.0/8" service name="dns" accept limit value="10/m"
rule family="ipv4" source address="192.168.5.0/8" port port="65-70" protocol="tcp" drop
rule family="ipv4" source address="10.0.2.10" accept
rule family="ipv4" source address="10.0.4.15" accept
rule family="ipv4" forward-port port="33445" protocol="tcp" to-port="22"
rule family="ipv4" source address="10.0.0.0/24" forward-port port="33445" protocol="tcp" to-port="22"
rule family="ipv4" source address="9.8.77.0/8" port port="7000-8000" protocol="tcp" accept limit value="50/s"
rule family="ipv4" source address="10.0.2.11" port port="3260" protocol="tcp" accept
Do you want to delete these rules? (y/n)?y
success
success
success
success
success
success
success
success
success
*********************
***rules for trusted***
*********************
There are no rules in the trusted zone.
*********************
***rules for work***
*********************
rule service name="ftp" accept limit value="2/m"
rule service name="ssh" log prefix="SSH: " level="notice" limit value="5/s" accept
rule service name="ssh" accept limit value="100/m"
rule family="ipv4" source address="10.0.0.0/24" service name="ssh" log prefix="NEW SSH CONNETCION: " level="notice" accept limit value="100/s"
rule family="ipv4" source address="10.0.0.0/24" service name="ssh" log prefix="NEW SSH CONNETCION: " level="notice" accept
rule protocol value="esp" reject
rule family="ipv4" source address="192.168.3.0/8" port port="7900-7905" protocol="tcp" accept
rule family="ipv6" source address="2001:db8::/64" service name="dns" accept
rule family="ipv4" source address="9.8.77.0/8" port port="7000-8000" protocol="tcp" accept limit value="50/s"
rule service name="https" log prefix="NEW HTTPS: " level="notice" accept
Do you want to delete these rules? (y/n)?y
success
success
success
success
success
success
success
success
success
success

All done - have a nice day :)


Okay.


Coder's choice. Could also do:
```
#define CHECK_RESULT(EXPRESSION) \
 if (auto ret = (EXPRESSION)) return ret;
```
But I'm fine with what you've got.


whitespace is off in this block. The original suggestion comes from python uwsgidecorators implementation where the signal is checked with uwsgi_signal_registered. I'd implement the same thing, just in the C code. Signal are a global thing AFAIU so we should not reuse an already registetered signal even if it used outside cron.


What is the ******* purpose of this so called "refactoring"??? You totally screwed up other people entities and the result is that the currentX is now called x and all the other entities doesn't work . (same **** with currentY of course). If you really wanted to changed you should have changed in the whole game. This is really messed up :-1: :-1: :-1:


Ah ok.
It does support WebSockets.
But somehow when used in combination with BrowserSync it is doesn't;
An issue has been created to solve this hopefully.


Contacted the distribution owner via e-mail available on MetaCPAN.


I was on the fence on whether to go with the file pointer or pass the mode and credentials individually. I think I will do the latter so that this function is less Linux-specific. I will use `file_inode` in `zfsdev_ioctl`.


sorry I meant The TRACK command is issued without a following INDEX 01


Yes, that's one of the reasons, another one is we can't have a node is an `IVariable` and `IVariableDeclarationStatement` at the same time if we want to make `IVariable` an `IOperation`.


@ignacionf y si creas un get que acepte una lista de ids y devuelta una lista de diccionarios?


the smart rule to avoid loops :)


@ckpearson ha ha, you know what, I was debating about that very thing when I made this change :smile: I opted to go with `ToLower` but the fact that you are questioning it, makes me think I should go with `ToLowerInvariant`.  I will get this fixed up. Thanks!


Haven’t a clue! Just copied them from the patch detailed in the current install.md for windows! It seems to work. Didn’t without it. Ask Jeremy. he did the patch.
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Thanks! I will take a look at CWT and fix this :)


Missed this one.


I think as a bug fix it is the clearest and safest possible:
* do nothing if aliased data is hit
* otherwise do a full invalidate on all affected pages (all called functions in e_invalidate_full round to page boundaries)
of course they are further cleanups and optimizations possible (e.g for aliased code you don't need to unprotect the whole page).

I wouldn't go with aliased DPMI memory. It's another layer to work with -- I would rather consider the opposite, non-aliased unprotected low memory where all reads and writes check a bitmap themselves. I experimented with that a few years ago. In the end with kvm it is not so important anymore.


can we get this committed to 4.2 branch please?


+2.  I'll test locally, and if that passes, will squash and merge into master.


This looks good


Thank's Clem, that was the way...


Nice!


I think it's better to return a done channel than take one.


Why not just call it saveOrder()?


@JohnHamby I don't quite understand what do you mean by "unless the return value is an immutable array". Could you please elaborate a little? Thanks!


Ojo con esto


The purpose of a mitigation is to prevent threats before they happen. If we disable it by default, there is practically no protection. Would you be willing to accept `007` (octal) as the default? The main danger is allowing other to do anything it wants.

As for octal, anyone reading /sys/module/zfs/parameter/zfsdev_umask will see it in decimal and it will not make sense. If you are alright with that, we can go with octal.


GHT_Bugs (mmatts) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (1986 of 1986 tests passed)

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Might want to avoid hardcoding these values, although they aren't very likely to change.


@ignacionf Me gustaban mas estos query_hot. No era factible mejorar adentro el metodo?


yeah copy-pasting when tired lol


@feld how is this impacting you? Fixes for 4.2 need to go through the service release workflow, so it'd be helpful to have more data.


@ignacionf siempre tratamos de usar nombres del variables en minisculas separados por_. Por ejemplo, en este caso podrian ser hot_datastreams_ids y hot_visualizations_ids


It should probably be `\s{,3}` as spaces are allowed, but 4 or more spaces would be a code block and should be ignored.


That doesn't matter. Commented out code must be forbidden. You can always get it back from git.


Why did/does this work? There doesn't seem to be a `0.13.0` version available anywhere. Or `0.11.0` for that matter. Maybe it's some osgi or eclipse thing.

But regardless of the value, the build currently fails with:

>   [mvn:mvn] [main] ERROR org.eclipse.tycho.p2.resolver.P2DependencyResolver -   Missing requirement: com.redhat.ceylon.dist 1.2.1.v20151217-2016 requires 'bundle com.github.rjeschke.txtmark 0.13.0' but it could not be found


I would propose putting each define together with the target that produces it, as those things are typically sensible read at the same time.  Up to you, however.


Shouldn't these be const?


thx :)


Make sense. I will revert those changes
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lodash and backbone are regular dependencies, not devDependencies.


react and classnames should be fixed as well.


-Wparentheses warnings


This string should be translated, right?


Maybe wrap at something > 70 columns for improved readability?


Why? I think there's no point as in the previous patch we allow multiple cron handlers to be registered for the same signal. Now, this is disallowed directly in add_cron, so there's no point in iterating further.


I don't think it's useful:
- it may confuse other developers who may be after me;
- I use specific code in actions. Use this gem just for hiding couple strings? For me it isn't good idea.
PS
Thx for advise


Good boy


Looks good, r=dmose with comments addressed.


@thet just send a notification to @plone/testing-team. Fixing issues with the CI server is our job, not yours. :)


This was mistaken. The solution is to import this via require("react-addons-update") rather than import * as ReactUpdate from "react-addons-update" (ie es6 import doesn't work when the thing isn't a proper module)


An internal structs should be initialized with additional braces. `{ { kaa_bootstrap_plugin_create }, { kaa_meta_plugin_create }, ...}`.


Looks good!


In general the implementation looks good to me.
But following comments:
* I think the descriptive text of tryFreeNodes() is too long:
"Cleanup linked list of UpdateNodes recursively if not referenced anymore" should be enough.
* `tryFreeNodes()` is misleading, you just garbage collect UpdateNodes if not referenced anymore,
maybe "cleanupNodes"


Some of these commits use spaces instead of tabs for indentation - do you want to have a quick check through the file-related stuff and purge those?


oka, estaba así en el original. Lo cambio.


Hah, way ahead of me.


so, let's write


Testing Travis stuff was not fun. Should've done that on a branch.


Good catch.


el método era 100% llamadas a SQL. Cambiarlo era hacer un get con la posibilidad de recibir una lista de ids. Pero si queres, lo implementamos más como un get que como sql


could even change to `new Date().getUTCFullYear()` to always get the latest


that's quite the lengthy message. Maybe

    '--replay will be ignored (test urls provided in addition to --replay)'


I think this bit was unnecessary since these strings will be user-defined and provided by the server.


uffff. soy un pancho


Why not enum?


The code was created to solve problems related to PC with herkulex library.
Herkulex_send()  -> usart_putchar()


could even change to new `Date().getUTCFullYear()` to get the latest information.


that's quite the lengthy message. Maybe

    '--replay will be ignored (--multiplex provided in addition to --replay)'


This is the right idea, but the name is not quite right. A `check` method usually returns a boolean and does not set anything. `setValue` would be more appropriate.


OK


Derp on overlay for tap to wake


You have to use `var` when you assign a local variable like this. However, I don't think you need to do so at all. Just pass the expression directly to `checkValue` in one line.


сделал  #96


@dtieri I think it's  ok to keep the results you have without redoing the figure. But we should explain how the simulations were done and why. Perhaps  something along the lines of:
- We used algorithm X (the one for additive noise, don't know what it's called) for the results presented here.
- We compared the results with a more accurate/more general integrator and obtained good agreement.
- Furthermore we get the same results as with the SU4 treatment.


can you add a comment saying "Commit will also dismiss hte session".


That's great information. We should mention that in the paper.


Ok.


Absolutely!


This is not related to this commit.
This one is for fixing the com.qualcomm.location only


Please add booleans that state if this has been called.  Then throw in the other if it was called.

This is similar to the pattern we use in some IDisposables, where we throw if Dispose was called twice.


I was thinking about this, but not sure if it makes sense as maybe individual plugins would need to be changed too? I could add it in the core instead if you think that's fine.


Perfect.


Just notice this: why does this method have a `key` param? Maybe just a copy paste issue?


NO COMENTES MMV!!!!


OK. It's a good idea to initialize `replay_sourcejob` at the class constructor.


This default value seems pretty arbitrary to me. Is it necessary to have such an implicit fall back? If not, I would vote for ``etc/muen.conf`` to be mandatory and maybe for printing a short help text in case it isn't available or erroneous. Or even better, if this is possible, follow the argument pattern that is used in other run plugins. For example power switching via AMT:
```
RUN_OPT += --include power_on/amt
RUN_OPT +=         --power-on-amt-host adam
RUN_OPT +=         --power-on-amt-password test
```
```
proc power_on_amt_host { } {
    return [get_cmd_arg_first --power-on-amt-host ""]
}

proc power_on_amt_password { } {
    return [get_cmd_arg_first --power-on-amt-password ""]
}
```


It's  a surprising result I think. Perhaps we can discuss this with @murrayjholland .


This needs to be -DWITH_AUTH_SOCKET=ON for 10.0.  That syntax is valid for 10.1 and up


Ack


Question:  If a user enables both Zoltan2 and Epetra in his cmake command, can we automatically enable HAVE_XPETRA_EPETRA?
A Zoltan2 user would not know that he needs to enable anything besides Zoltan2 and Epetra; it would be nicer if we could turn on all the flags for him, or at least make the configuration fail if HAVE_ZOLTAN2_EPETRA == true but HAVE_XPETRA_EPETRA == false.
@trilinos/zoltan2
@trilinos/xpetra


Ok. We can discuss in next hangout.


It's better to be careful and initialize `replay_sourcejob` at `Output.__init__` to `None` and check `is not None`.


LOL


Indeed it is. Ack.


You've commented out `kaa_log_collector_create`. Does this work at all?

If you uncomment it, this still won't work as `kaa_log_collector` is under `KAA_DISABLE_FEATURE_LOGGING` so it can be unavailable here.


I guess I was wondering how you came up with this expression for the crossover parameter. Why do you think it characterizes the crossover? That's where this discussion should start from.


all tests pass:
success: http://buildbot.bos1/builders/test-yokozuna/builds/1497


Если делать не статический, а реальный, то self.objects фигачит запросы в коллекцию с именем примеси, а не унаследованного от нее класса


ok.  Fine to keep what you have.


You could write this as `if matches`, since 0 evaluates to false, and as far as I can tell there's no way we could have 2 directories with the exact same job id.


r=jedmccaleb


I can't find a way to test this since no error in the handle() method is thrown (this line prevents it) and if there is an error thrown, it just gets logged. Is there any other way to test this?


You forgot to initialize match_file before the


Trailing whitespace


saw approval from jedmccaleb
at https://github.com/MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/commit/33bd0f0bf55018e50d70f012d7c945b5c6e01309


merging MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/maintenanceStartup = 33bd0f0b into auto


MonsieurNicolas/stellar-core/maintenanceStartup = 33bd0f0b merged ok, testing candidate = f297a429


Commented out code


TEST


It should be fine, since it's a standard.  They're hardcoded in the Volley Project as well, so if mine breaks theirs will too. =p.


You could use a simple exact comparison `==` instead of the regexp search here, unless there are plans to use partial SHA1s as inputs to this function.


Caching DNS entries forever is terrible. This fixes it.

Sonarr is currently dealing with thousands of users trying to contact the wrong server because of this [1]. The only solution is to restart the software.

I'm not an expert on .NET/Mono, but based on the following description of ServicePoint:

```
The ServicePoint class handles connections to an Internet resource based on the host information passed in the resource's Uniform Resource Identifier (URI). The initial connection to the resource determines the information that the ServicePoint object maintains, which is then shared by all subsequent requests to that resource.
```

So assuming ServicePoint is the defacto way of connecting to Internet resources, Mono is blatantly violating the DNS RFCs by ignoring the TTLs and caching the results for the lifetime of the process. This patch appears to do new DNS lookups every 2 minutes which is a vast improvement, and others I've talked to indicate it matches what .NET does on Windows.

This bug makes any software impossible to run reliably long-term if it talks to resources out of your control. The internet is not static. Websites, content, and resources move all the time.

[1] https://forums.sonarr.tv/t/sonarr-is-moving-to-a-new-server/8202


hey this is not so great


oh btw, should this change too?


maybe not.


> You asked about a real GM instrument, not MT32. It's not dosemu's fault if a user tells it to use real
> hardware that does not exist. (But as I own a MT32, even this use case is valid for me.)

I asked you about someone's having real GM
instruments and wanting MT32 synth on occasion!

> I don't understand your objection "having both to virtual". Why should dosemu care
> what my MIDI configuration is?

It shouldn't - that's the point of using "default".
It works good if you have GM in hw, and it works
if you don't (in that case you map it to "virtual").

> "Others do not" != "Stas does not".

No. Everyone who uses GM, should be using fluidsynth
(until the incompatible version is released - after that
timidity should be used instead). And I don't think there
are users who use only mt32 (and never GM).

> I'd show you with a patch, but I have very limited time to work on this and
> I assume it would be rejected, so my motivation is low.

My branch already has a patch on this  subject.

> blaster.com /ML:

Too inflexible and difficult to code up.
My branch has a very simple solution.
You need to show its limitations before applying to
the heavyweight things like changing alsa connections
from blaster.com.


I don't know what the memory imact would be. I thought of adjusting the translation calculations to account for the rotations but i can't get it right. And the coordinate syatem changes between drawing the tiles on the sketch and copying the sketch to the main canvas.


That's a great start! What about adding a few functional tests for it?

* Run a job, then run a replay, check properties of resulting job directories
* Run a job + urls, verify that we print the warning messages
* Run a job + multiplex, verify that we print the warning messages


You really saved my day, spent about 5 hours today to get a simple http request work.. `import 'rxjs/add/operator/map'` just did it for me!! Thanks a lot! Is this just a workaround for now you think?


let's use it for now


There's an argument that could be made about erroring when `--replay` and urls are used at the same time instead of warning messages.


Yes, the partial hash is part of the specification.


cc @mrshu


I forgot to change all the color values to red on this commit. Each color should be:

+1.0f, +0.0f, +0.0f,

I fix this on the commit for video 13 where I actually display the triangles.


The partial hash id have be unique enough. There' s a good chance to have more then one match for the partial job id.


me--


should be "we're please*d*"


Haha...Thanks to your template

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злоїбучий грейдл сказав, що не хоче збирати, бо апостроф кривий


@thenickcox This is not equivalent. NullCohort is a special fake cohort corresponding to created courses that have not yet been submitted. It should return nil if `!Cohort.exists?(slug: cohort_param)`.


nass khdama


Is this commit a good enough example? https://github.com/openmrs/openmrs-module-webservices.rest/commit/21d868e9f435f649cb2681661fa08b68790a574e


hello, i from argentine, my inglish is bad :-1:

i need help in this line of view

```html
@{if flash('error') == null}
	<div class="alert alert-dismissible alert-danger">
		<button type="button" class="close" data-dismiss="alert">x</button>
		<strong>@{flash('error')}</strong>
	</div>
@{fi}
```

message error:
500: Internal Server Error :: Error: View: index - ReferenceError: flash is not defined
    at Object.Controller.view (E:\GitHub\total-faq\node_modules\total.js\index.js:12420:13)
    at Object.local_get (E:\GitHub\total-faq\controllers\auth.js:16:7)
    at Subscribe.doExecute (E:\GitHub\total-faq\node_modules\total.js\index.js:9089:23)
    at E:\GitHub\total-faq\node_modules\total.js\index.js:9022:8
    at Array._async_middleware (E:\GitHub\total-faq\node_modules\total.js\utils.js:4076:4)
    at Immediate.res.$middleware [as _onImmediate] (E:\GitHub\total-faq\node_modules\total.js\utils.js:4081:8)
    at processImmediate [as _immediateCallback] (timers.js:383:17)


Typo


Yes, I have a post it for it :)
Thank you @lmr++


One advantage of the base64 encoding is that we know that the encoded strings will never include colons.  So we don't need to check whether or not the label or IV include colons.  It's simpler to encode all the fields (but I recognize this is a relatively weak argument), but it's also what is being done in the gorouter, and I think we should aim for cross-component consistency where possible.


зверни увагу, що я зніс нафіг .idea, бо в мене андроїд студія стоїть в іншому місці і я мав через це трабли зі збіркою


you can actually do `Cassandra.cluster(listeners: [@listener], ...)`


Nit: it'd be nice to split the "use in body" case from the "use in signature" case, I think


(otherwise it's sort of unclear why the error is being reported)


This will return an incorrect result if the account has no signers.


OK then, disregard this comment :)


Given that ImmutableArray is a value type, the question of object identity doesn't really arise. Two immutable arrays that contain identical elements are essentially identical, making it permissible to create an immutable array anew at each request. However, the elements of the two arrays should be identical.


fast-forwarding features+fixes/zl/hotfix-2.0.6-2012.08.25-for-2.0 to borshop-integration-605-features+fixes/zl/update-to-protect-errors-on-single-ops = 7126094c


Wait! match_file will be initialized in line 85, the same condition to increment the matches... so the return will have a match_file to use for sure. Am I missing something?


maybe this should be something like `@conditions.fetch(keyspace.name) { return }.reject! { |c| c.evaluate(keyspace) }`

where `evaluate` would look like:

```ruby
def evaluate(keyspace)
  if @block.call(keyspace)
    @promise.fulfill(nil)
    return true
  end

  false
rescue => e
  @promise.break(e)
  true
end
```

to automatically cleanup satisfied conditions?


I am not keen on this function. Why can't we use the existing functionality in getAccountObjects which supports limit and pagination?


An [alternative approach](https://github.com/gmist/my-gae-init/blob/webargs/main/util.py#L21) via [webargs](https://github.com/sloria/webargs). This allows more efficiently extracting multiple parameters like this:

``` python
from webargs import fields as wf
from webargs.flaskparser import parser
....
class XXX:
  @classmethod
  def get_dbs(cls, query=None, ancestor=None, order=None, limit=None, cursor=None, **kwargs):
    args = parser.parse({
      'order': wf.Str(missing=None),
      'cursor': wf.Str(missing=None),
      'limit': Int(missing=config.DEFAULT_DB_LIMIT),
    })
    return util.get_dbs(
        query or cls.query(ancestor=ancestor),
        limit=limit or args['limit'],
        cursor=cursor or args['cursor'],
        order=order or args['order'],
        **kwargs
      )
```


Can you please publish this to the Forge? This is breaking RHEL5 clients without this fix.


would you want that to be configurable?


This should be merged to master. :+1: :ghost:


why not just keyspace name instead of the keyspace instance?


@m-kuhn yes - wonder how I'd missed that!!


this breaks #send_file since it means the path passed to #send_file is no longer the file that gets sent.  Instead it tries to send the file identified by the path_info in the request.  Maybe it should be calling serving instead?


Do we really have to use "hclib_ddf_t" name..? Just "ddf_t" sounds much simple.


`block` -> `textblock`?


@ragesoss In that case, it was causing the test to fail when it went back to the homepage and tried to call `title` on nil.


For completing the Muen system build a raw instead of an elf binary is required. Thus **bin/$core_bin** is never copied to **$elf_img**, see also lines #203 and #222.
A possible simplification of the build process could be to just generate the elf image by dropping the **![have_spec "muen"]** clauses from lines #220 and #227.


Yes it seems intuitive but it doesn't work. Need to know why and it's not correct pipeline style.

A done channel is an input just like any other arguments to anot API.  Its just that when set the function behaves with ano exit strategy.


@annevk
https://dom.spec.whatwg.org/#concept-getelementsbytagname
Now see that in step 1. still missing "descendant".


try make the commits smaller in size


Muen/hw_x86_64_muen cannot be loaded via tftp/Pulsar. This clause is to guard against that case.


Yes it's a result of my push that we are trying to fix.


:+1: Great! Thank you! :D


Updated R Documentation

Created a initialize covariance matrices function in parameterObject.R since the code that does this is duplicated in ROC and FONSE. Also wrapped the error checking in initializeParameterObject so if a restart file is given it ignores these checks. I did this by giving default values to the arguments that do not already have them. So now if you wanted to initialize a parameter from a restart file, you put:

parameter <- initializeParameterObject(model = modelToRun, restart.file = restartFile)


Усложняешь задачу сам себе. Тебе вряд ли пригодится хранение фильмов в хеше, то есть можно было иметь просто массив фильмов (и, кстати, дефолтное значение не пригодится точно).


Huh. This case is interesting. I sort of expected an error here -- is this how we wrote the RFC though?

In particular, I suspect that inference might then allow bypassing the public private rules in a test like this one: <http://is.gd/ythiby> (Certainly, the test fails -- that is, it compiles -- today.)

Can you check this?

I suspect we want the rule to be that if there are *ANY* public types in the impl, the contents must be public.

It's a bit odd that we permit `pub` methods on private structs. It certainly magnifies the danger of allowing a private type to escape.


Здесь очевидно просится map (**даже** если хранить все фильмы в хеше)


We need to modify Queue enqueue_dependents method tu support multiple dependencies.


@thenickcox You saw that this version caused the test to fail also, right?


Хорошо бы режиссёров по фамилии отсортировать (считая таковой последнее слово в ФИО, т.е. Brian De Palma например будет на букву P)


@schanzer sorry, but this broke the build. I think you forgot to check some stuff in.


Hey Will, so I didn't have time to respond earlier to your question about
Abstract classes, but here goes:

In C++, the way you make a class abstract is by declaring it's member
functions as "pure virtual".  You could have a mix of pure virtual and
concrete methods; it's a lot less structures (syntax-wise) than Java.  The
benefit here is flexibility, but remember "with great power comes great
responsibility". Objects and how they are created/destroyed and how to
manage the memory they own/occupy is all on your plate in C++ as opposed to
Java.

To declare an abstract base class (also could be called an interface) you
would do something like this:

class car {

public:
    virtual void drive() = 0;

};

The "= 0" bit makes it "pure virtual".  "Virtual" means it can be overriden
by children.  "Pure" means this class has no implementation.  And then to
create an implementation of this interface/parent you would do:

class sedan : class car {

...

};

And actually implement the various virtual functions.  This is quick and
dirty and I'm not experienced enough to say it's 100% of the story, but
should give you an idea.

Here's an article that would be good to read
http://www.cplusplus.com/doc/tutorial/polymorphism/

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> from.
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>
>> I know *what* and abstract class is, and I know how it works, but I have
>> no clue how to use one in C++. I assume you just add abstract and then
>> import it? Same as Java, basically?
>>
>> In case it means anything to you (for explanations sake), I'm extremely
>> comfortable in a Java environment. I hate to reference it when talking
>> about other languages, but it's by far my strongest language, since I've
>> written the most in it. I've even made a full Minecraft server GUI
>> <https://github.com/willeccles/minepanel>, which does need to be
>> finished but that's hard with school and AoC ;) The point is that if you
>> know anything about Java, it's a GREAT way to make an analogy for me.
>>
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The empty line here is very unorthodox, especially since for-else is already pretty rare in python, even more so since the for is just abused here to get the first element.
I recommend either removing the empty line (and maybe `# Nothing to test` inside the else) or writing this in the classic fashion: entries_to_test = github.scan(...), if that is empty return, else pick the first one. With the latter, the strategy of what is picked is more obvious.


> A real MPU401 after reset does not work like UART, unless having been
> placed into UART mode with a 3F command.

Right, but if the game is sending d0 to command port,
it will work in both UART and int mode. You can use that
for GM as well.

> I guess some UART mode game you're thinking of will allow the user
> to select a separate MPU IRQ from the SB16 IRQ.

Well, there were some midi _recording_ programs
("score" IIRC) that are using UART mode and allow
you to specify any IRQ. They in fact use that IRQ for
receiving the midi data. At one point I was getting the
bug reports: on old sound code the default was irq5,
and on new - for some time irq2 was a default. People
were having problems to upgrade. Now they will look
into dosemu.conf and set irq2, but it won't work as what
they need is $_sb_irq.


Hi naveen
I have added a new method in Test, please verify


According to the Foundation 6 Docs, it should trigger closeAll in this case... you fixed it the wrong way...


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@ragesoss Must've been a different test. I'll look into it.


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I think you'll need to nest your `if` if you don't want a failure when `localeCurrency` doesn't exist

```
if (typeof shop.currencies[localeCurrency] === "object") {
  if (typeof shop.currencies[localeCurrency].rate === "number) {
    // stuff
  }
}
```


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We just had a list of candidates. Why not keep looking at the others to see if they're viable if this one isn't? Otherwise one strange entry will kill the algorithm. At the very least, we'd need to keep looking at the others in the transitional period for contexts - if we don't want to refresh every open pull request once this is merged.


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Nope, I'm just wary of using variables defined on an inner scope on an outer scope. You can safely disregard my comment.


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This should be implemented as method instead of duplicating code like this.....


remove space.


no :)


Well Done!.


How about we put `verify/` as a prefix into a variable and get that length. That way the origin is more obvious, it's easier to copy&paste for following implementations and it's less error prone.


Thanks, that makes perfect sense. I would implement that in this project, but given how many classes I would have to rework, I think I'll pass on that. Next year's puzzles will be like that :)

I'm currently working on Day 17, and after making a solution that checked through 20! permutations, I let it run for 8 minutes or so... And then realized that would not work at all. I am now taking a break and doing day 16 part 2, since I was too lazy to finish it last night.


While I expect that the external build is not the common case, it enables a very efficient Muen upstream development workflow, which was my justification for the additional complexity of the mechanism. I also saw that several other kernels offer similar options.


this isn't passing is it? u are missing an end for the it block, and u need to indent everything inside the it block.


This doesn't address writing tupletools yet!
For that there should be twiki/svn DaVinciTutorials from which stuff should be imported!


remove extra space here. :)


good job otherwise! how is this going? making sense?


We actually want to track this, as it holds not only dependency folders (such as node_modules), but it also has dependency _definition_ files, like `package.json`. While we can easily re-generate the `package.json` file with `aquifer extensions-load`, I think it's a good idea to check this into our project repos.


I will need you to add more images please. thank you


`without` is not a very good name for a variable in this case


ok, next time i'll notify you!


`closeme` is a custom event listener in Foundation. This event triggers to close other open modals. If there's an error in the docs, we'll take a look at those.


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@Napalm005 сократи эти селекторы с помощью возможностей less.
Кроме того, нужно оптимизировать сами селекторы, убрав ненужную цепочку.


Needs fixing where? Do we know if it's rustc or DXR?


Thanks! I did need to take time to get familiar with what all that binary actually is as well, thanks for taking a stab at it


all tests pass:
success: https://travis-ci.org/stellar/stellar-core/builds/97537371


Just a hint: all other spaces between divs are 2em. I don't know why it bugs me but with dat stunning progress bar i'd really go for 2em here. objection?


Way ahead of me, I haven't started day 6 yet.  I'm going to try to crank
through three of them later tonight.  Right now my real challenge is to see
if I can catch up...

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wrote:

> Thanks, that makes perfect sense. I would implement that in this project,
> but given how many classes I would have to rework, I think I'll pass on
> that. Next year's puzzles will be like that :)
>
> I'm currently working on Day 17, and after making a solution that checked
> through 20! permutations, I let it run for 8 minutes or so... And then
> realized that would not work at all. I am now taking a break and doing day
> 16 part 2, since I was too lazy to finish it last night.
>
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ok... the meaning of "closeAll" would make more sense in this case, as it does not intend to close "me", but "all" others...

closeAll.zf.reveal	Fires immediately before the modal opens. Closes any other modals that are currently open
open.zf.reveal	Fires when the modal has successfully opened.
closed.zf.reveal	Fires when the modal is done closing.


@thijsw Waiting for this to make it into a tagged release. The latest `1.1.0` release still has Angular `1.3.*`.


Analysis of libinvensense_mpl.so shows that only INV_ROTATION_MATRIX is used here, and only when the pedometer is used (which it isn't).


That would be cool. I also like the option that guake has to play the DE's alert sound on bell instead.

Really, I was just trying things to get the audible bell, but it turns out it's probably my machine that is the problem. I can't get anything but a bare tty to actually output the beep.


Excellent! Can we also add `Thumbs.db`


Use in body is not actually tested, it's there only for the function to compile. I should have probably used `panic!()` here.


Pas de problème je les ai re-commités ;)


Since Aquifer doesn't ship with any file named `config.yml`, I think it's best to leave this out by default.


Change 4


I think I did about 3 or 4 in one night one time, I hadn't done one for something like Friday through Sunday and did them all Monday. Good luck :stuck_out_tongue_winking_eye:


It's better to return done channel as the consumers of our API will not have to create a buffered channel themselves.
It does not work? need to figure it out


@wooorm The reason for this is that [autolinks](http://spec.commonmark.org/0.22/#autolinks) are supported only by Commonmark. Maybe this isn't ideal and it's better to escape colons and at-signs instead, what do you think?

Also not that these are open angle brackets, closing brackets (those that are used to delimit blockquotes) are [escaped after newline in all modes](https://github.com/eush77/mdast/commit/ee982ec224967e05c607e130fd904d6f5d9c9ddd#diff-dd5072864997b356b1727023f837c921R418).


Indeed, this selection is rather arbitrary but the hardware for the Muen system build has to be specified. Requiring a **muen.conf** file is a good option in my opinion. I asked on irc if an additional file could be installed when creating a platform build directory but as I understood this is currently not possible.

Note: the template config file is available at **repos/base-hw/etc/muen.conf**.


I would agree with that sentiment, however, when it was first conceived, it was targeting a singular 'me', and was never updated. While this *is* my fault, I'm not terribly concerned with it.


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fast-forwarding master to auto = f297a429


Just discussed with Zoran. I think we should put the year as 2015 (not 2013) in all copyright statements.


Analysis of libinvensense_mpl.so shows that only INV_ROTATION_MATRIX, INV_EULER_ANGLES, and INV_GRAVITY is used here.

INV_ROTATION_MATRIX is only used from pedometer stuff (which isn't used).
INV_EULER_ANGLES is only used from some weird 'gesture' stuff which again seems to be pedometer related.
INV_GRAVITY is used in "MLUpdateGlyph", which does not appear to be called anywhere.

This explains why I haven't even found this getting called in my logging.


Will move the file to **repos/base-hw/src/kernel/spec/muen/target.mk** if everybody agrees.


this `else` is useless


should we change this to a different notation? A quintuple is a lot and very sensitive regarding the order. Entry['value'] might be clearer, if longer.


Are you talking about `<http://these.com>` or `http://these.com`?

Anyway, my understanding was that the first is supported everywhere, whereas the latter only in gfm.

I was thinking this escape was needed for HTML tags?

R


Noticed you targeted this towards me.  I believe you have the wrong engineer.  I received:

"Check my comments @sourceCode (marked with XXX:)

f826352
1051288"

Heads up.


why do these need to be initialized? they get set by github.scan and if nothing is found, the function returns


Did you forget to include this jar?  I'm not finding it.


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Okay, I am with you... this is a strange one.
Root cause: Swift actually does a integer division, which always results in `0`.
Fix (option A): `{{EVAL(float({{VAL(viewOffset)}})/float({{VAL(duration)}}))}}`
Fix (option B): `{{EVAL({{VAL(viewOffset)}}.0/{{VAL(duration)}}.0)}`
Both notations will force Swift to actually using float, resulting in something like `0.8833140396369699`.


Consider doing this how it is implemented in the workflow service.  Workflow does not raise here.  Instead it returns like so:
```
return jsonify({"error": "Internal Server Error: could not create backend"}), 500
```


Yes i kept `pluginKey` and `pluginName` as first class citizen because of install that are not done through KPM and for which `pluginKey` would not work.


забув, що тут рядки не екрануються


Please rename this file to use `kebap-case` instead of `snake_case`


Sure!

First, add a <div> element for the widget to your dashboard (.erb). You can find an example of how to do this here: http://dashing.io/#widgets

Create a folder in the widgets directory of your project for the widget that includes the birthday.coffee, birthday.html, and birthday.scss files provided.

The example model retrieves and parses a set of birthdays from the YAML file referenced by the variable @config. We set @config = YAML::load_file('config.yml') in our base model, but you can load the file in the model for your widget. Format your YAML file according to the example in config.yml-dist.

To provide data to the widget, check out the "Getting Data Into Your Widgets" section of http://dashing.io/#widgets and the examples in demo_job.rb.

Let me know if you have any more specific questions!


If you would have used a mock typedcache you could test it properly


православний спосіб, дякую


Hi, Bryanroscoe,  the program is very useful, thank you. Is the data written into the file hourly data?


я от думаю, а якщо айдішнік завжди в 1 виставляти для адміна, як тобі?


AHHH... i think that will fix my bug as well! I knew there was a problem here did not know what it was (yet)...


...Regarding this angle brackets, I’m almost done with the whole rebase but have one fixture of which I don’t understand the proper fix. But I think I’ve got it figured out now!


In the current implementation, `--except` and `context` contradict each other (`--except` overrides), yet this isn't tested here.
I think it would make more sense to obviously make them contradict in the help and to allow multiple `--except` entries. Possible hint for `context`: 'Scan only this context for tasks'


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всьо правильно зробив, я, чесно кажучи, повівся на стандартний ідеєвський ігнор


The only motivation for the function is as an optimization.  If requesting the SignerList is a common operation in ripple-lib, then this function provides the SignerList without having to walk the entire directory.  But I too have qualms about this function as, probably, a premature optimization.  I'll remove it.


I wanted to prevent an exception by dividing by zero. But it seems to be, that arduino has no such an exception.
That's why I reverted this commit. (see https://github.com/skniazev/Arduino/commit/0a4ea580b376d9398676c67f56ca4873dca6d71c)


Has this change been validated? I use the font awesome webjar with the play framework, requireJS, sbt. Upgrading beyond 4.2 is resulting in the actual font files not being downloaded. Is an additional configuration change needed?


Interesting.  That wasn't my experience when I tested it both with and without a SignerList attached to the account.  But it's not worth worrying about since I'll be removing the function.


Did you try to run "./gradlew fatJar"? That should create this particular jar.


як на мене пофіг, бо це всерівно тільки для тесту. По хорошому його взагалі не повинно бути


The `.is_dir()` method on WaterbutlerPath objects does the same thing as `_is_folder()`.


@wooorm I can't think of any other context other than tables that would warrant escaping pipes. So yeah, if there is a way to reduce escaping only to those cases where pipes could delimit a table, it would certainly be beneficial.

I'd love to hear how that `stateToggler` would work because it would have to somehow recognize a would-be-table in a [series of text nodes][table-pipes], and that seems nontrivial to me.

[table-pipes]: http://mdast.js.org/demo/?text=foo%20\\|%20bar%0A---%20\\|%20----%0Abaz%20\\|%20quux%0A


`isCodistributedWith`


Let me make sure I understand your suggestion correctly.  You suggest I leave the existing result alone unless a SignerList is present on the account.  Then, if a SignerList is present, include `"multisigning": true`.  I can go with that.  Thanks.


You may want to make a note of this in the [README](README.md):
> For Apache CouchDB
> > Build instructions
> > > COUCH_SRC=<path-to-couchdb-source>/src/couchdb make couchdb

This doesn't work anymore. I had to figure out what was going on and then change
`{i, "../../couchdb/src/couchdb"}` to `{i, "<path-to-couchdb-source>/couchdb/src/couchdb"}`


I think the correct grammar here is:
```
The command %s uses following subcommands:%s


Not sure why the fatJar task isn't working for me.  Still looking


I just moved these guys down so that all the Client stuff is together.


this continue is unnecessary (the return value of `handleUse` also appears to be unnecessary)


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should be `COORDINATOR_ONLY`


Ok, thanks.

On Dec 17, 2015, at 3:57 PM, St?phane ?pardaud <notifications@github.com<mailto:notifications@github.com>> wrote:

Yes it's a result of my push that we are trying to fix.

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@lrq3000 can you upload this to pypi? It's been a while and our downloads are slowly dropping :)


Hello nice Folks,

I just wanted you to know that meteor-file-collection is great, and this branch actually just saved my life... I just debugged our cordova app down to realizing that meteor-file-collection has it's own request handlers and I'd need to add the CORS Headers there and not in our Meteor App itself.

And of cost it only cost me many hours to finally find this.

But I found it.

And I love you.

And it'd be great if this could get merged into meteor-file-collection proper sooner or later.

I'm sure others would be pleased as well.

Thanks and best wishes

Daniel

PS: Oh, and could you maybe remove the "console.log('yaay');" from resumable_server.coffee, line 211? :)


I believe the Cristian and the rest of the Arduino Team are very unlikely to remove anything from the official API, even a poorly designed feature.


ОК, підтримую


I would prefer `noun` or `object` instead of `verb` which to me implies activity. Verbs are applied to nouns or objects. If we had a `configure` keyword or `frobulate` keyword, I would probably call those verbs.


this should probably go outside the loop (ref http://llvm.org/docs/ProgrammersManual.html#vector)


Hehe, Fail2ban and rsyslogd was stupid, too. That should be up to the admin. Let's focus on the mail server.


My mistake.  I was in the wrong directory


@dpgeorge : So, it's not only me who makes silly mistakes :-P

Btw, sigaction is POSIX, while signal is ANSI C. Even MSVC should have it, if it claims standard compliance ;-). We should consider switch to it to cover more platforms.


It doesn't work with QtWebEngine, probably because the zoom level must be lazy-set.


do a new branch to move account_product_cfop and securities from all modules which define securities for this model.


Why not just pass in the `StreamingRemoteManager`?


I'm going to cherry-pick this commit into Wildfly10 branch.
If I wait, the conflicts will be hard.


:+1: best commit message


@toto I noticed the `orgnaized` typo in the track name. Can you tell who is in charge of fixing this?


It would be nice to have a string for player's name here.
```
Player %s is already in a guild.
```
Is this correct? Not good with strings...


I think this doesnt need because end of this statement is also restart() this will do two time restart


ink this doesnt need because end of this statement is also restart() this will do two time restart


missing "is" before "no longer included"


`true` should be just true. In module READMEs, values are strings, unless they are booleans (true/false) or numerical values. Strings should be denoted with single quotes, Booleans and numbers are without quotes at all. This isn't necessarily consistent with our regular PE or open source docs.


That is also interesting.. and I guess it's fully backwards compatible.. :)


change define to defined type here


These are strings and should be surrounded with single quotes, rather than backticks. This applies to most of the other values changed in this doc, so please go through to check for them. Sorry and thank you! :-)


Even though 0700 is a number, the description mentions that it's a string, so single quotes here.


I would break this paragraph at the example for readability, I think. Also watch out for the word 'may'; it's ambiguous and should usually be changed to "can" or "might," depending on what's meant. In fairness, it does have a specified meaning in CS, but we want to be really clear.


Looks good! Let's talk about the style if you still have questions; I think it does differ a bit from the PE docs, but there are reasons for that.


Uiuiui hardcode is hard stuff!


create imp/set_inv_line_fields_non_required branch again and make fields non-required and make pull request.


Yawn.  Old post.  I think his views haven't changed since 1949.  They don't take into account China, Russia, Daesh, corporate databases or the real world in the 21C.


thx much!


yeh, we know - it's not wrong though


These really belong in OSDService.h as class members, not statics here.. this will break if there are multiple OSDService instances in teh same process (which is planned)


Once I merge with master, I will add this module to the top-level settings.gradle. Then you will be able to use that target from the root directory (and you will be able to use the generated TPK classes in the Android client).


OH NO! Please wait for the example before doing this.

Also we use four space indent for jade.


same here


	public final UriComponents expand(Map<String, ?> uriVariables) {
		Assert.notNull(uriVariables, "'uriVariables' must not be null");
		return expandInternal(new MapTemplateVariables(uriVariables));
	}


I'm not sure if I like this change, that's why its in its own commit. Feedback encouraged.


sure ?


https://paste.kde.org/pzz19pbao/1axpff
I created this test, its not finished. When I run it I get this, strangely:
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/11695552/11882621/35707f6c-a4ec-11e5-9d6e-2be3b3aaef49.png)


Moved here with the intent that this could be set at publish time by a loop-to-loop timekeeper.


Although *unlearnt* is also grammatically correct, it would be better to place *unlearned* since everywhere else "learned" is used instead of "learnt". Case of British English vs American English...


лол


@wooorm

> Are you talking about `<http://these.com>` or `http://these.com`?

`<http://these.com>`

> Anyway, my understanding was that the first is supported everywhere

My bad, I thought that it was a Commonmark feature.

> I was thinking this escape was needed for HTML tags?

Right. I missed that.

So you're right, these should be escaped in all modes, but why do you think we should add the `afterNewline` check?


Moved here with an intent that this could be parameterized.


Well, ok. Reverting.


Type inference can pull almost anything out of a private module, see https://internals.rust-lang.org/t/limits-of-type-inference-smartness/2919. So, even `impl PubTr for Priv {...}` can be public in some corner cases. I specifically mentioned it in the PR description https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/pull/29973#issue-118206528.
All these cases are contrived and I prefer to consider them unreported privacy errors. We need to harden `PrivacyVisitor` to not allow values of private types (and items of private traits) to leak through type inference. I have some more or less coherent picture of all this in my head and going to write an RFC if I have enough time next month.

>It's a bit odd that we permit pub methods on private structs.

Usually it's true, but it can be useful sometimes (unlike `pub` fields in private structs):
```
struct S;

mod impls {
    impl S {
        // If `f` were private we couldn't call it from S's own module!
        pub fn f(&self) {}
    }
}
```


I think this is dangerous. If there are two different threads that call `GetRemoteObserver`, and the threads don't know about each other, it's potentially possible that they get the same `RemoteObserver` object. If only one of them calls `Dispose`, the other thread can end up in an uncertain state.


can't*


could you please tell me how to apply these patches on a raspberry pi with osmc, thanks


Вообще говоря наверное если у метода нет аннотаций над просто передавать вызов как есть.. вдруг там какие-нибудь дефолтные имплементации есть ?


OK, fico no aguardo


Направих героя да удря втори път, ако не е убил лошия от раз.


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Fixed.


All right, I can revert that. Although it's not clear to me why the LF stabilization is necessary in this test.


Shouldn't this be `ProjectController, :show` ?


This looks great


> I asked you about someone's having real GM instruments in hardware and wanting MT32 synth on occasion!

It's hard to understand what you're asking sometimes.
The solution I suggested to make this possible was to make it configurable which ALSA endpoint the dosemu midi outputs to.  Currently this is only configurable outside dosemu (by connecting the virtual port to 1) some other virtual port, 2) the hw port).
I could not tell if you were objecting to the solution or to the use case. :)

> It shouldn't - that's the point of using "default".
It works good if you have GM in hw, and it works
if you don't (in that case you map it to "virtual").

And then unmap it when I want to use some other ALSA program with a hw midi instrument instead... and have to make manual connections every time I start the program, and make changes in a shell outside dosemu during the DOS session if I want to change outputs if I am going to run some other game.

> No. Everyone who uses GM, should be using fluidsynth
(until the incompatible version is released - after that
timidity should be used instead). And I don't think there
are users who use only mt32 (and never GM).

I won't pretend to know what users "should" use, or whether users exist.  Generally, there are not users for games anyway; they are using dosbox instead, because dosemu is too annoying.  (Example annoyance: removal/hiding of XVidmode which removes the xrandr ability to fullscreen on one display of a multi-head configuration.  Now I have to make that work again with SDL somehow.)

One of dosemu's strengths compared to dosbox has always been the ability to mix simulated and real hardware to the degree the user wants.  That's all I want: to have knobs that can be part of a startup batch file, to connect to whatever I want to connect to, rather than ever having to hack source or config files.


although this case probably isn't common, I think you need `Chain->Expr = Replacement` here. that would invalidate the `use_iterator` on the stack though, so you'll also have to reload the `use` (or store `&Chain->Use` instead of `Expr`, but that might not be any better).


The version of PHP on the dev server (probably 5.3) was throwing a return value write context error when a method was being used as a parameter for empty.

http://stackoverflow.com/questions/1075534/cant-use-method-return-value-in-write-context


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TaskCluster-GitHub: https://tools.taskcluster.net/task-graph-inspector/#QlM3XlpGTHuAla9fmHMMFQ


You don't need `.new` here:

```ruby
raise ChefAnalytics::Exception::FetchTokenFailure if token.nil?
```


PR's should be make against dev branch


@trufae how would you like me to change this so that we can close this item out. Or is it fine as is?


Not doing the whole test thing in this app, huh? I'm telling Samuel ;)


The usual Doxygen syntax for a documentation comment on the same line as the symbol but after the symbol is `//!<` or `///<`.


Thanks for spotting this.

I will fix it, but this is currently not used since self organized sessions are not imported. This is a leftover from the camp which I used as a template for 32C3.


@SimonKrughoff  do you mean testing if meas.algorithms.detection.SourceDetectionTask.setEdgeBits
correctly does what it says? If so, I am thinking maybe that test would suit better in meas_algorithms? It doesn't seem to exist though.    Or do you mean something else?


It identifies the data structure as being part of hclib and prevents clashes with other libraries. it's a bit more explicit, but think of it as simulating a namespace in C. It's useful for the same reasons that all of the hcpp code was placed in a namespace, rather than the std namespace.


Need to remove the useless code.


Never mind. This IS the camp scraper. I will fix it :-)


might be this the issue?


Sorry, but what's this comment supposed to mean?


Looks like you need a port number here?


questo link è rotto Lawrence. Devo riportarlo al precedente finché non me ne date uno che funziona


how would it help? it needs to be able to remove cached object.


Thinking about it again, i think we should not just ignore an attempt to save an obs without a concept. Not so? :)


Weechat functionality is based on plugins written in perl and python. These plugins are installed directly from weechat.


Let's explicitly pass the argument by name here (and in method tests generally).


Usually it is up to the application to make sure Dispose is called in the right order. I will add exception throwing for Proxies in an invalid state.


Better use `{{ site.current_version }}`.


Je n'arrive plus à executer depuis ce commit @maximilienf


Can we just add 'commands/' to the list defined at line 97? Any downside to having it there all the time?


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This appears to have broken some of my builds. The `phpenv` command used to return 'hhvm' and now it doesn't and I can no longer test for hhvm.


Looks to be over indented by 1 space?


А иначе рука перекрывает заголовок и приложения


What happens here if queue_name is None, per the default?  Add a comment explaining the effect.


That's great too.

Maybe we should go over every additional program (excluding the frontend) and rethink, if this is needed for a robust mail server.

Am 17. Dezember 2015 22:32:48 MEZ, schrieb "André Peters" <notifications@github.com>:
>Hehe, Fail2ban and rsyslogd was stupid, too. That should be up to the
>admin. Let's focus on the mail server.
>
>---
>Reply to this email directly or view it on GitHub:
>https://github.com/andryyy/mailcow/commit/d1429dc5c4140f5c3f065a44be95346578ea3ca4#commitcomment-15053019


Why are we only passing the uid here now?  Do we look it up on the client side or something?


Before we were serializing this object right before it went over the wire, ensuring that is was fresh.  How do we know that self.data is fresh?


Python has a little something for everything...


Great docstring.


The data should have timestamps.  I am not entirely sure how often aqicn update their data. I run the script 4 times a day. The script does not remove duplicate data you will need to remove that yourself.


-> #89


Another good one.


Good PEP8'ing.  Nice commit overall.


@wfenchel These imbalance values are terribly difficult to tune. Did you use SPSA or your own tuning algorithm? However, good luck with your test!


`afterNewLine` was a completely wrong thought :wink:

Regarding HTML, I’m thinking anything `<` should be escaped when followed by an alphabetical (for tag-names), `?` (for processing instructions), `!` (for declarations, comments), and `/` (for closing tags).

Also: there’s a problem with this case:

```md
[bar]: <baz.com

[baz]: \<baz.com

[bar][], [baz][].
```

The first is wrong, thus it’s read as text, so an escape is added and the second is created. But, the second doesn’t start with a `<`, so it’s read as a definition, which is a different syntax tree :/


@timcreative Thought you'd like to know I forked your awesome bootstrap theme and integrated it with Meteor as a boilerplate starting project.


What are we testing here?  Isn't this a test that belongs in RedLock?


> Now they will look into dosemu.conf and set irq2, but it won't work as what
they need is $_sb_irq.

This is an easy case to detect, isn't it?  If you receive $_mpu_irq with a UART program, log a warning.  That's because the only problem I can see with this scheme is that some UART mode program may default to IRQ2 (e.g. checking cakewalk 4.0 is worthwhile) and the user may accept that default.


this is still going to break. but i guess will be a long time till it does


Jetzt kommst du dir wohl sehr schlau vor! ;)


> PR's should be make against dev branch

agreed; we should mention that in the `README.md` + `CONTRIBUTING.md`.


Let's make these instance attributes (ie, set them in __init__ instead of on the class).


this example is wrong


ah. Sorry.  I was first trying this in a different file (app.py or so).  I needed to decent a few directories, because it was installed in lib/python2.7/site-packages/syncthing_gtk.  So I guess that comment can be removed.


translations here?


What does this do?  It doesn't appear to be used below?


Only thing missing is adding the `ignore` tag to the README


this should have an additional class, probably .alert-info (makes B3 upgrade easier)


:sheep:


I just got my hands on a G29.  In 4.4 rc5 I can confirm that all the buttons now work as does the external H shifter but the red selector wheel doesn't have any effect.


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it's just autogen stuff, cleanup is coming on another branch


> The solution I suggested to make this possible was to make it configurable
> which ALSA endpoint the dosemu midi outputs to.

ALSA is just a fall-back when no other synth
engines are available. I wouldn't add any knobs
to such a second-class citizen.

> And then unmap it when I want to use some other ALSA program with a hw midi instrument instead...

Hmm? No, never unmap.
If you have GM in hw, then "default" will be hw.
If you don't have GM in hw, then the "default" will be "virtual".
dosemu shouldn't care, it is entirely about the available hw.

> I won't pretend to know what users "should" use, or whether users exist.

But I do. I coded it up like this.
All plugins have a set of priorities and feature flags.
The arbitrating code walks through them and takes
what _I_ think makes sense. And it takes them exactly
as I said before. Well, you have compiled out some
engines and got alsa by default, but obviously this is not
a usual setup as dosemu does its best to initialize something
else than alsa.

> configuration. Now I have to make that work again with SDL somehow.)

Yes, would be nice to have xrandr support again.

> That's all I want: to have knobs that can be part of a startup batch file,
> to connect to whatever I want to connect to

This is an absolutely wrong goal, to begin with.
If you want to connect something somewhere, then
you are not the valid user. :) User only wants to select
between GM and MT32 - that's all he wants. All this
connection stuff is absolutely unimportant for the user,
and he shouldn't be ever bothered with that. In dosemu2
we are moving away from bothering users with technical
details, to something that "just works". But you seem to
be stuck with dosemu1 approaches a bit. :)


'path2' is NULL here. This is not right.


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Ok :)  Are you sure this fixes it?  From the man page for sigaction there is an example of usage, and that's just what I copied.  It doesn't bother to memset-zero...

The reason for using sigaction is again because of the man page (for signal): "new applications should use sigaction() rather than signal()".

Since we only need basic functionality here, I'm happy to switch to signal.


This looks ok


the inner class will have access to all the private variables.


is it possible to mark this disabled at the point where the form is created? would be cleaner (and avoid edge case where person clicks on button before js is done loading).


`double(LockManager)` is probably what you want here.


l


sorry, missed that


r


The 32C3 everything.schedule.* contains the same error.


@eush77 Oh I added the `stateToggler` to ensure pipes were only escaped when inside tables. That wouldn’t work for possible tables in text though, but to be honest the number of cases where you’d need to use an escaped pipe to suppress a table are pretty small (I think?), and there are different other ways to ensure the table isn’t rendered.

Maybe I’m wrong here though, and we should look for an alignment-like row (just spaces, pipes, colons, and dashes on a line), and escape one mid-pipe there?


r+


Did this part work?


TargetArn, not TopicArn, sry


plain


left


P.S. Maybe the `commonmark` check was because [only commonmark allows `<` to be escaped](https://github.com/wooorm/mdast/blob/ac5fe69752ad9dc594708667ac2e4cf28a306ec5/lib/escape.json#L69)? :o


right


Sorry, I accidentally deleted the original comment. It also doesn't seem like in this case we actually call `OnComplete` in the actual observer itself on the other end of the network. This seems like an incomplete feature.


What constitutes a spin? What happens if someone spins? These are all questions we need to answer. I posted some of the answers from the official foosball rules in IRC yesterday. Perhaps we can use those for guidance.


Thanks for catching that :)


Now, my issue is the Base64 package.  I need to install JDK 8.


Then what should be done?


> This is an easy case to detect, isn't it? If you receive $_mpu_irq with a UART program, log a warning.

What do you mean?
The program may be set up for irq2 because
this is what the user see in dosemu.conf. But
instead the irq5 is raised. I don't see how you
propose for dosemu to detect that the program
is waiting for irq2 instead of irq5.


> Also: there’s a problem with this case:

In this example `<` character is in definition node, not in a text node, so it won't be escaped by this algorithm.

These is another problem in the following case:

```markdown
[bar]: <<http://baz.com>>
```

The parser makes a definition node with `"link": "<http://baz.com>"` from it, and the compiler outputs

```markdown
[bar]: <http://baz.com>
```

which is wrong! But I guess this is a separate issue.

> Maybe the `commonmark` check was because only commonmark allows < to be escaped? :o

This is a non-issue. See colons and ampersands which are in some modes escaped with entities instead.


I'll append it together with local changes!


@cryogenian Looks like your change worked, at least in my local trial run! Thanks so much for your help.

When you get a chance, do you think you could explain to me what you did, so that in the future I have a better understanding of what is going on?


@trufae @revskills @dweinstein
- I'm having trouble finding a good link to a password requirement or standard (SANS? https://www.sans.org/security-resources/policies/general#password-construction-guidelines)
- Should I just change the sentence to just "Support or require complex passwords," from "Support or require complex passwords, including length of at least six alphanumeric characters (more characters is always stronger), including length of at least six alphanumeric characters (more characters is always stronger)" to close this out?


I am not trying to add a feature, but fix a bug that kind of blocks us. Do you have any other proposal to exposing cache clearing?


The RubyGem's version doesn't match upstream's, since the gem shipped an extra release; hence why the gem is already on alpha 3 despite upstream only being at alpha 2.
Long-term, once v4 is stable, yes, we should absolutely switch to the templated version at that point.


> Maybe I’m wrong here though, and we should look for an alignment-like row (just spaces, pipes, colons, and dashes on a line), and escape one mid-pipe there?

That's very clever! I like that!


xep-0029 is not valid. You should look at RFC 6122.

I agree the regex is bad because it is not an email, but a JID. However, I've started crating `JID` type for validation and I gave up because in some places, we use the full JID, in other cases we use the bare JID.

In this case, the user provides a bare JID (without the resource part) but when you receive JID as part of stanzas they are full JID. Good luck.


Another idea: as we are going to select between
GM and MT32 with blaster.com, we can as well
use different irqs this way:
use $_sb_irq in GM mode and #_mt32_irq in mt32 mode.


Fixed in the `32c3` branch


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Whoops


Should I return `compositionMap` or `Composition`? They seem to have identical definitions in `ct_defs.h`


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Thanks for the quick response. Yes, I found there are timestamps. However, I am running it now, and getting output on 5th Oct: "Stripping time:  on Monday, Oct 5th 2015, 01:00 am , -122.7721" . I wonder if the time is parsed correctly or it is scraping history data?


What will you gain from it?I prefer exposing as little as possible to the proxyobserver


Good point. The original was: "Command %s have subcommands:%s"
which was hardly even Pidgin English. ;) I'll update it.


Looks like this is where things get faster with indexing off.


It is complicated because you need to implement `Nameprep` and `Resourceprep` profiles of stringprep (RFC 3454) to do it correctly. The lazy way would be simply making sure it is UTF-8 encoded and it has the form `localpart`@`domainpart`.


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This is just hotfix as this may cause crashes. I'm working on proper rework of teleport code as there is more issues that I miss in my last whirlpool branch, but that code is not yet ready.


Big fan of the variable name change, makes it more clear where these values are coming from.


Didn't break for that... probably need update some other repo. Gimme a day to update.


5X가비운의기기가될수도있겠군요. 64비트로넘어왔건만 램2기가를달고 시대에따라가지못해 이런케젝들이아직지원을안하구요


FYI @goodeggs/es6-experimenters: here's a quick little module I just wrote with ES6, is this the first goodeggs es6 code?


Ok.


@haus no.


Characters are free; `applicationId`.


This should be removed in favor of CLI flags.


I think you may have forgotten to add an exception for `build/app.js` which is referenced in `npm start`


I'm a bit confused.

1) isn't 'bin' and 'ruby' the wrong way round in the latest bat file `..\..\server\native\windows\bin\ruby ../../server/bin/qt-doc.rb -o ruby_help.h`?

2) Why is it complaining that ruby.exe is not on my path when it clearly is? It is in `C:\Ruby22\bin` which is on my PATH (as well as being in `C:\sonic-pi\app\server\native\windows\ruby\bin`)


`Banish->checkBan()` returns`true` or `false` to begin, there's no reason to do this again.

However, you're inverting it here so `!$dis->checkBan($host)` might work instead.


I'm not sure about this one.  Other than the unlisted value in the request route, do you have reason to believe that this exists?