```mysql
SELECT `ecms_equipment_table`.`id`, `ecms_equipment_table`.`model`, `ecms_equipment_table`.`asset_number`, `ecms_equipment_table`.`location_id`, `ecms_attrs_table`.`id` AS `ecms_attrs_table.id`, `ecms_attrs_table`.`last_cal` AS `ecms_attrs_table.last_cal`, `ecms_attrs_table`.
`schedule` AS `ecms_attrs_table.schedule`, `ecms_attrs_table`.`next_cal` AS `ecms_attrs_table.next_cal`, `ecms_location_table`.`id` AS `ecms_location_table.id`, `ecms_location_table`.`desc` AS `ecms_location_table.desc` FROM `ecms_equipment_table` AS `ecms_equipment_table` LEFT JOIN `ECMS_attrs_table` AS `ecms_attrs_table` ON `ecms_equipment_table`.`id` = `ecms_attrs_table`.`asset_number` LEFT JOIN `ecms_location_table` AS `ecms_location_table` ON `ecms_equipment_table`.`location_id` = `ecms_location_table`.`id`;
```


Ok, maybe it's better if I tell you about my problem. I should have done this first. I have a website on a shared hosting provider where only cgi or fastcgi are available, but I can install and run any binary, so I installed the node interpreter and created node-fastcgi to host the apps I already had as fastcgi services.

However, I didn't want to expose FastCGI scripts (and horrible URLs) to the world, so I set up a rewrite to redirect internally, for example, `/chat/*` to `/cgi-bin/chat/app.fcgi`. This means (on my Apache hosting) that if I request, say, `/chat/room1`, the following parameters will be passed to the CGI:
  * **REQUEST_URI:** `/chat/room1`
  * **PATH_INFO:** empty
  * **SCRIPT_NAME:** `/cgi-bin/chat/app.fcgi`

I had to modify the main app script and slice out by hand the base (`/chat`) from the url. In this case and similar ones, a generic mechanism to find and advertise the base url would do good, but the mechanism currently implemented by autoserve would fail because `SCRIPT_NAME` is not the base url. Moreover, by setting `req.baseUrl` by default, I'd have to manually hide that from express to avoid breaking the application.

The problem is that the base url depends heavily on the deployment environment. Some platforms have well-defined ways to retrieve it, some others do not. The platforms could provide a default, but an override mechanism is needed, and it should not force the user to override the platform definition. Maybe we should move the discussion to an issue.


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@Bodeguero yes, im reverting all and then i will check at home


@sasha240100 got it


@Keital Thx Bro :octocat:


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Frankly, I'm not sure this was truly a typo; "reservoir" seems no less of a strange word for this than "reservior".


@fbormann aqui


We shouldn't stringify everything (e.g. `undefined`, `null`). And stringifying accidentally passed non-string values (such as objects or arrays) doesn't seem useful. #14680 explains the usecase for numbers, which didn't sound unreasonable or uncommon.

<sub>(I like mildly nested ternaries 😇, but I am always up for consistency too :smiley:)</sub>


at least all in the promotion modes array


Sorry, on phone. I meant we should probably use this constant so that if we have to update it, there is only one place.

Riak::Crdt::DEFAULT_BUCKET_TYPES[:hll]


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"Base militante" mi sembra un po' forte come espressione. Ne sono già state proposte tante, ma una possibile alternativa:
Operando allo stesso tempo insieme ai movimenti spontanei della comunità e a livello legislativo,

Inoltre, rileggendolo, quel "forniamo strumenti" messo lì così sembra un po' tronco. Che genere di strumenti?
Io la rimescolerei così:
mettiamo a disposizione gli strumenti per diffondere l'alfabetizzazione web e difendiamo i diritti di tutti coloro che credono nei valori di equità, inclusione e rispetto reciproco.


melhorei a lógica. corrigido!


@Bodeguero i feel same :(. Maybe a hard reset will do better? so we can clean all that shit what do you think


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OK if you can't build one it's OK. Thanks


@Keital Let me solve!


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> Here's what I'm seeing with await `socket.ConnectAsync(ipAddress, port)`

Interesting: When I switch this to `socket.Connect()` for syncIO, I still only see 5 connections initially opened when 10K requests come in.  It seems as if the threads may be getting held up elsewhere.  I'll do some further investigation.

Once the thread pool is populated, things seem to be running pretty smoothly in both sync and async performance tests


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There should have totally been a test to accompany this.


Grazie per il tuo interesse verso il prossimo Firefox per iOS. Anche noi non vediamo l'ora di provarlo!


This can be written as follows, so it's not mandatory to set the "metric" attribute in the json.
l.get("metric", "default" ).asString()


Cool, I've learned something about this that I didn't know about!  Ok, now your code makes sense to me.


Okay, thanks a lot, guy!


test this github


Looks like this commit broke tests. getClass() is no longer static, actually; it's part of the service class that's wrapped in a facade, so Package::getClass() can be called statically, while the service class is definitely not static any longer. This line of non-static calling was breaking tests

                $x = $app->make('Concrete\Core\Package\PackageService')->getClass($prefix);

I am reverting this commit.


test comment


Thanks Giovanni, but I have already moved to VectorGeneric<9>.
Still trying to find out why things in serial are 2 times faster on my laptop wrt our cluster.
Moving things from Matrix to VectorGeneric<9> is bringing things from 10 times slower to only 2 :-(

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this is a comment to myself to test


People might still get surprised if they use `<div id="123456789123456789"></div>. Code `$anchorScroll(123456789123456789)` won't work but `$anchorScroll('123456789123456789')` will.

It'd be better if people used correct input types. ;)


Thank you Chris.

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Hmm, lists of heterogeneous elements are bad calling conventions too.  Way better to make a new 'data structure' (aka unevaluated function call), or even a record, rather than abusing lists in this way.


What was that all about, then?


Il link in questione > questo link


これ何のためのコード？
何故キッズプラザのページでクラス名がkids?


What commits have you used to compile latest WebView without black screen?


It needs a fix for M.

4a90035


ではなくfuture？


Or is GN config enough to build latest WebView?


per ciò che riguarda > sul, riguardo


write at 10/01/2016


Line 58 is incorrect here as a 3-unit UTF-8 sequence cannot exceed the max allowed from a 1-unit UTF-16 sequence. Rather, this check should actually be
```
else if ((byteA & 0x0F) == 0x0D) && (byteB & 0x20))
    return 0;
```

Conversion can be accomplished with:

```
utf16_t utf16::convert(const char *const str) noexcept
{
   const size_t lenUTF8 = strlen(str) + 1;
   const size_t lenUTF16 = countUnits(str);
   auto result = makeUnique<char16_t []>(countUnits);
   if (!result || !lenUTF16)
       return nullptr;

    for (size_t i = 0, j = 0; i < lenUTF8; ++i, ++j)
    {
        const char byteA = str[i];
        if (byteA & 0x80)
        {
            const char byteB = safeIndex(str, ++i, lenUTF8);
            if ((byteA & 0x60) == 0x40)
                result[j] = (char16_t(byteA & 0x1F) << 6) | char16_t(byteB & 0x3F);
            else if ((byteA & 0x70) == 0x60)
            {
                const char byteC = safeIndex(str, ++i, lenUTF8);
                result[j] = (char16_t(byteA & 0x0F) << 12) | (char16_t(byteB & 0x3F) << 6) | char16_t(byteC & 0x3F);
            }
            else
            {
                const char byteC = safeIndex(str, ++i, lenUTF8);
                const char byteD = safeIndex(str, ++i, lenUTF8);
                // First, collect the upper 11 bits into a value..
                const char16_t upper = (char16_t(byteA & 0x07) << 8) | (char16_t(byteB & 0x3F) << 2) | (char16_t(byteC & 0x30) >> 8);
                // Then take off the (0x010000 >> 10) value, and generate the first part of the surrogate pair
                result[j] = char16_t(0xD800) | (upper - 0x0040);
                // Then collect together the lower 10 bits and generate the second part of the surrogate pair
                result[++j] = char16_t(0xDC00) | (char16_t(byteC & 0x0F) << 6) | char16_t(byteD & 0x3F);
            }
        }
        else
            result[j] = char16_t(byteA);
    }
    return result;
}
```


Grazie, ho messo alcuni suggerimenti


For more details, see: https://github.com/socketio/engine.io-client/issues/494#issuecomment-250783287


@Bodeguero Done reverting all my stuff, at home will check all inhere i dont have VS


@Keital 😋

Our how you did it? No modified file LoL

RsRs


No need for first `var randNum`


Remember you said leave everything as it is, might need to reset the labels in promotions


@Keital As I said I will solve - I do the test in both Windows and Linux before sending any update 🍡


@sharwell
Sam, I find your optimized version of antlr4 is very efficient when using clearDFA to avoid OutOfMemoryError. 4331 test cases are tested on my local machine, the reference release costs about 6m10s, the optimized release costs about 3m45s. That's great!


Mixed some stuff I initially collected elsewhere, raid.js or ui.js, gonna need to clean that up


Trying to make an update and mobile commit.


Hi - is there any way we can get an npm release so this goes in there? Thanks!


I think this might have introduced a bug for sorting negative numeric values: https://github.com/silverstripe/silverstripe-framework/issues/6124


@Bodeguero Hahah this is basically the same you did in here: eab5a289079b042cf00f50cb5e590e3e70abb9b7
so no changes where made when i pushed, all thing already was done by you


If people have 123456789123456789 elements on their page, not scrolling to the 123456789123456789th element would be the least of their problems 😛
I agree that using the correct type is always the best approach.


Instead of constructing an array and then using a `for` loop you could use some es6 jazz. Namely: [Array.prototype.fill](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/fill) and [Array.prototype.map](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/JavaScript/Reference/Global_Objects/Array/map).

One line somthing like this:

```
function randArrayMaker(length,volatility,constant) {
  return new Array(length).fill(0).map(number => (Math.random() * volatility) + constant);
}
```


@Bodeguero From now on i will use branches for features, this is a good xperience to learn from


I like the idea of dynamic coefficients, but I've run into several problems.

The correlation between throttle and noise frequency does not seem very linear. It probably depends on the current situation the quad is in, but generally it should be ok to use it as reference.

Also the filter needs some time to settle after changing coefficients and constantly adjusting it actually yielded worse results in my experiments.

I thought about initializing 10 filters or so for different frequency ranges and select one based on current throttle. That's quite some unneeded processing though as they need to be updated constantly. One could keep on updating only the currently active filter and the one above/below the current frequency range to reduce computations... Just some thoughts.


@deniscostadsc
yes, I have put that on the commit message (line2)
;-)


@Keital yes - I'm also learning not know much


done


ok, send a PR


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eww


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xz


xxxxxx


30/09/16 -
Jumping added.
Multiple Pipes WIP


The other tests didn't test consecutive customizations.

An edge case perhaps, but one can't be too safe 😬


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Like the work you are doing :) Happy to accept a PR, when you are done.


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Может убрать на бекенде фильтр из 36edfd4b7fcc051862336228949e4c0ab0a9769b?


For our benefit, would you mind expounding on why type annotation in a for...of statement should be disallowed?
I personally find the type annotation quite helpful.

Thanks!


[application FORM 1 (1).xlsx](https://github.com/sai5/core/files/503435/application.FORM.1.1.xlsx)


Grazie Sara.
I francesi hanno messo:
 > Nous agissons aussi bien au niveau politique que sur le terrain

Operando sia a livello politico che con la gente comune

Potrebbe andare?


Why?


It probably should. In practice AFAIK we never make empty segments unless it's to represent a completely empty table. We could put an assert somewhere to validate that assumption, but continue probably makes this code correct even without that assumption.


+Subproject commit 91455dbea7cd438ef8011c11f44f01532438db78


This new handling should work for versions 3.6 (first appearance of bsd.rd file) to 6.0 (current version to date).

This was tested on versions 3.6, 5.9, and 6.0.


@Bodeguero https://memegenerator.net/instance/62161223 this will do the trick :D


No, it becomes a->Vtx.


indeed, good catch


Shivdas Shashank, September 30, 2016 12:52


merging, but code has no changes


it's used. Grep rMod in nine_ff


We need to see the TMOS iControl REST bug ID so we can track the dependency with the core team.

Please note the iControl SOAP interface for ARP entries functions properly. so this represents a gap between LBaaSv1 and LBaaSv2.


leave the values send to and meant for the server and the css-classes the same, yes.


Releasing a tmp just enables when you allocate a new one to get a released one.
At the end of the shader everything is automatically released.
Thus it's ok if we leak a few.


fixed ;)


My Java Work for this week!


You should update the other ones too then  ( 'sets', 'maps', etc )


It seems that the phpunit muckup doesn't work well with static methods.

I'll try to see if I can turn all the static calls to non-static


O, copiando proprio dai francesi:
```Operando sia a livello politico che sul campo,

non so se strumenti sia riferito solo a strumenti per l'alfabetizzazione
web o più in generale a tutte le attività Mozilla.


doing same in Japan :) hard to catch each other.. You can try with @skzap , otherwise from wednesday i'm back in France


@aembler if you push your reverting commit to github I can start working on it


I wanted to add a simple bug to get a freshman involved with Github


Hi @gao-feng , thanks for your answer
yes this remounting operation fails "/proc is busy" , I removed these lines and now all it's ok, I'm able to create PODs and containers.  if this operation is not more needed, would be nice to remove it


what's the benefit ? does it decrease constant uploads ?


It's not actually a static method anymore, so I don't think this should have been approved in the first place.


we can just rewind lol


The blog post url should have been changed, not the link, the url has the incorrect spelling.


yes, we upload NINE_FF_NUM_VS_CONST every DRAW CALL with ff


would be nice to use i < NINE_FF_NUM_VS_CONST here


fixed index problem, added current event to the edit event page to see what user had before


sure @haydenth .   I was hoping to dig through other PRs and see what would justify a release.  Any help in triaging things that should go out the door would be appreciated!


right, probably belongs to a previous patch


Here it would be worth avoiding the creation of a session if none exists:

    HttpSession session = request.getSession(false);
    String redirectUrl = session == null ? null : session.getAttribute(REDIRECT_URL);
    return getLogoutURL(redirectUrl);


as said on irc, I'd prefer we fix the last lockable flag bugs. Wine gets it right.


Nice tweaks.


Perhaps precise that zero refcount can happen if object bound ?


How do I update this change "curly brackets" should be "curly bracket"


I realize that, but what I'm saying is the new name "Korath Nanobots" is ambiguous as to their creator. If new faction were called "Mereti Nanobots" or something that hints at their being Mereti's creation, then it would be kinda cool. If you're on good terms with the Kor Mereti, the "Mereti Nanobots" or whatever are still going to be hostile.


Since we're looking up `user` already, it might make sense to "scope" the list to the user. I.e, `user.lists.find(params[:id])` instead of `List.find(params[:id])`


explicame este cambio apartir de esta linea


hasta aca


I agree, instead of making it static, I should have fixed the places where it was called statically (eg `\Concrete\Core\Package\PackageService::getClass(...)`)


I understand the logic of simplificating the code, but calling NineUnknown_QueryInterface everytime seems less efficient than the previous code. And the code is not that much simplified.


*Correction you broke chat
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Do you know it works on meson8?  If not, maybe leave it out for now.


Je vois que je viens de faire 2 758 changements dans lem_ext.la. Peut-être faux !!!


Will do.


nit: looks like spaces vs tabs issue


Solves issue #10


You should be able to make another commit in your branch. Once you do this, it will automatically show up in the Pull Request


Finally it builds, blame recastnavigation!!


It is only a symlink, if it breaks the build, we can revert the commit?


It just seems to hang indefinitely. I see these errors on startup, but they might be unrelated:

```
Kernel started: ...
java version "9-ea"
Java(TM) SE Runtime Environment (build 9-ea+137)
Java HotSpot(TM) 64-Bit Server VM (build 9-ea+137, mixed mode)
[IPKernelApp] ERROR | UNKNOWN MESSAGE TYPE: 'comm_open'
[IPKernelApp] ERROR | UNKNOWN MESSAGE TYPE: 'comm_open'
```

From the stack trace when I interrupt it:

```
Kernel interrupted: ...
[IPKernelApp] ERROR | Exception in message handler:
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File ".../java9_kernel/javakernel/kernel.py", line 88, in _execute_java
    output = self.javawrapper.run_command(code.rstrip(), timeout=None)
  File ".../anaconda/lib/python3.5/site-packages/pexpect/replwrap.py", line 95, in run_command
    if self._expect_prompt(timeout=timeout) == 1:
  File ".../anaconda/lib/python3.5/site-packages/pexpect/replwrap.py", line 66, in _expect_prompt
    timeout=timeout)
  File ".../anaconda/lib/python3.5/site-packages/pexpect/spawnbase.py", line 384, in expect_exact
    return exp.expect_loop(timeout)
  File ".../anaconda/lib/python3.5/site-packages/pexpect/expect.py", line 97, in expect_loop
    incoming = spawn.read_nonblocking(spawn.maxread, timeout)
  File ".../anaconda/lib/python3.5/site-packages/pexpect/pty_spawn.py", line 442, in read_nonblocking
    r, w, e = self.__select([self.child_fd], [], [], timeout)
  File ".../anaconda/lib/python3.5/site-packages/pexpect/pty_spawn.py", line 806, in __select
    return select.select(iwtd, owtd, ewtd, timeout)
KeyboardInterrupt
```


I would also separate out the IRQ_EDGE_BOTH hack as it's own patch, with the arguments in the changelog and the code.


I think he means the nanites are not associated with the Mereti at all.


Sul campo mi piace un po' di più, anche se mi sembra ancora più vago rispetto a "comunità". "Gente comune" lo eviterei, mi sembra molto paternalistico.
Gli strumenti sicuramente non sono intesi unicamente quelli per l'alfabetizzazione web, ma anche quelli per la privacy, la sicurezza, la libertà di scelta e tutte le altre iniziative Mozilla.
Il punto che volevo sottolineare io è che, piuttosto di un vago "strumenti" lasciato lì senza spiegazioni, suona meglio legarlo all'alfabetizzazione, anche se restringe un po' il campo.
Un'altra motivazione per cui ho voluto accorpare i due concetti è che la frase è già parecchio lunga.
Però, se preferisci, si può aggiungere invece di togliere e diventerebbe una cosa tipo:
insegnamo l’alfabetizzazione web, forniamo strumenti per rendere l'utente protagonista della sua vita online e difendiamo i diritti di tutti coloro che credono nei valori di equità, inclusione e rispetto reciproco.
(o simili)


I need to fix this line.


Should probably be a comment in the code.


@gmelen por favor revisa esta parte al momento de crear una nueva racha, desde hace tiempo faltaba "inicializar" cosas, ya las puse, solo necesito que veas que el flujo continúe con normalidad.


Ill try and poke at it sometime in the next day or so and see if there is something I can send your way


Title could be more explicit


Details!


@marczeo Hola


Are you Lunar perchance AL?


includes(:tag)


My bigger question is why are we doing this at all? Why might this function get a binary at all that we have to manually parse. If it gets a binary then that tells me we're encoding to a binary too soon.


排版是 indent 2


another flexbox addict in the making


排版怎麼又變回4了


@nathanajah

What's the default timeout on this?

Might want to use a semaphore and `RCTLogError`.

Otherwise the user is left confused (since the blocking request stalls the thread).


nice work , very clean ;)


You can't actually view their government name in-game, and there's no way for the player to know which faction created them anyway - are they a Mereti experiment that got out of control? Or a Sestor weapon used against the Mereti? Or were they created by the exile faction before they got exiled?


Will fail if somebody strips `FL_FAKECLIENT` off from the player: http://forums.sourcepython.com/viewtopic.php?p=6427#p6427


Used this:

https://forums.coronalabs.com/topic/38127-how-to-call-a-function-from-another-lua-file/


@polubelova https://github.com/FStarLang/FStar/wiki/Writing-code-in-the-intersection-of-F%E2%98%85%2C-F%23-and-OCaml should help -- please edit if you find out something that hasn't been mentioned in there


Problem is different formats could support different multisample levels.
On radeon that doesn't seem to be a problem. I don't know for nouveau.
I suggest to either:
. Write the assumption as comment (after checking nouveau)
. List at adapter creation the different levels supported by X8R8G8B8, and use these ones as reference.


Some info on tunable IIR filters:
https://www.mathworks.com/help/dsp/ref/dsp.notchpeakfilter-class.html
eeweb.poly.edu/iselesni/EL713/zoom/Ch6(3).ppt


true dat


Reservoir is a word. Reservior is not a word. It was truly a typo.


A small error fix


Arreglado aquí : https://github.com/chamilo/chamilo-lms/pull/1421


good


There are basically 2 "bugs" in the x265 2.1 release.  First, their repo info file $(TOP)/.hg_archive.txt has been populated differently than the last release.  Not sure if this was intentional, or some error in their release process.  Second, the cmake script source/cmake/version.cmake appears to initially construct a proper X265_VERSION from "latesttag" that it sees in .hg_archive.txt.  Then at the very end of the file, it overwrites this correct version info with 0.0.  I think the error here is that they really meant to set X265_LATEST_TAG where they set X265_VERSION.

Anyway, upstream bug(s)


The nine way of doing such things is to introduce states like "NINED3DSAMP_SHADOW".

How would it fit there ?
If really it doesn't make sense, then ok for your solution, but we should favor the state solution.


mispelling in this release. Windows three-quarters way down.


Presumably noise frequency is related to motor rotation speed, not throttle value. (Relationship between throttle and motor rpm won't be linear). So if you have ESC telemetry which gives motor speed you could use this to adjust the filter.


Hey Andrea,
Thank you so much for the help. I'm going to do some research on the information that you provided to me.


This code is repeating - exactly the same as in the Key_Backspace block above.


+1 Nailed it!


Because these tests are for the non-default "import" mode: it used to be activated on this test by configuration property, and was changed to be set by the caller code instead (so that user can chose the mode in the UI for instance)


didnt test yet but are sure that will not crash the whole app ? when looking at the stack trace, the problem seems much deeper than this.

anyhow, thanks for now. will test this tomorrow.


can be `have_blob = sum(1 for peer in peers if peer.is_available())`


can be: `dl = [self.get_blob_availability(blob) for blob in blobs if blob]`


So to sum it up compiler has cannot infer type argument without its implementation. Static methods with own type variables in interfaces can be used becase their argument can be inferred.


Shouldn't `epsilon` be used for those types of checks?


(Related to #726, but not only).


Thanks Peter.


EMSIllumSetPoint (wfbuhl) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2338 of 2339 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

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Is this by any chance in preparation for a future story arc?
:)


zxczcz


porque este cambio amigo?


Zastanawiające, zważywszy że pozostała konfiguracja odbywa się przez zmienne środowiskowe.


Commented out code is probably unnecessary with Git.


how do you get the billing item below, if you don't have the mask for it here?

Also, it seems like the provision status is now read of of the billing order item, and not the billing item?


since this is in the order package, I would abbreviate to `CheckItemProvisionStatus`, to make the invocation `order.CheckItemProvisionStatus`. Any ambiguity worries are put to rest by the type system.

I would also change it to accept an array of order items.


How wold you do it with a different element than the Meteor.userId() ? I can't use the Meteor.user() function inside the resolve.

Pd. sorry if my comment is misplaced, but I really need to know.


@eregon


We need to update the figure to reflect the `$` changes.   I can help if I have the source file of the figures.


This was rebased before pushing. Alpha 24 actually included everything up to 64d4f19afcc0d4dcc999f393da761c611797f600.


Yep, but why should anyone do that?


Is that true?  If so, please report a bug so we can fix it.  I think what you mean is "there will be a difference on timezones between client and ML server values".  But the underlying time should be the same if both are converted to UTC.  Also, I should point out that version 2.8.3 of Jenkins is converting things to UTC automatically on deserialization (not on serialization) so looking at timezones can be pretty tricky.


I see that you are `GetBillingItem()` below instead of `GetObject`().


Could we get rid of "count" and hard-code the above to this so it's validating that the the query matched something (page.size() is not zero)?

    assertEquals("Page size",1, p.size());


throw new NotFoundException(response);


The `previous_down_arrow` naming was a mistake on my part. It's the *default* down arrow. Changing the options local var naming from 'before' to 'default' gives us `default[:down_arrow]`, which IMHO expresses its identity both correctly and clearly enough that no intermediary local var is needed for clarity.


I don't see the problem here, as the format and sample count is checked in d3d9_to_pipe_format_checked. Why should I care about X8R8G8B8?


My comment above applies here as well.


Ließ sich mit vorigem Tag nicht speichern.


@elijah looks like `Systemd` has been preferred over `Upstart` for debain based systems for almost 2 yrs


1. Copy paste error
2. Don't worry about it. Found a better solution :)


take away that comment of nothing here yet. Lol. There is something there!


Yay


lol

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REvert back the change


REvert back this change


And here.


Add these back


It is less efficient. It's the way it's done in wine. I'm OK with dropping this one.


`default[:down_arrow]` is clearer to me than `before[:down_arrow]`.


Oops, nevermind.  I see that you have an assert just above that does exactly what I wanted.  Looks like th ecount needs to be 14.


Молодец!


да!


You're missing stuff in this commit. We have to change the button classes to use .download-btn


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I think you want to reverse the expected (14) and actual (count) params.  Expected is supposed to come first.


Nevermind, as above, your assert just before this addresses my concern.  Only the first comment like this still needs a check on count.


Should this be `this.node[name] = value;`?


I'm working on it now, you just happen to look at it while I'm changing it.
    Cheers,
        Gene

P.S. You and Chris might want to note that I've upgraded all the
daligner tools so that
they no longer produce all the thread files but simply one or to block
pair files per
comparison.  This simplifies all the scripts and reduces the amount of
IO.  I recently
tested it by rerunning the scrubbed Zfish data and it was a much more
pleasant experience
with no lost jobs due to IO issues.

Also, did you try Falcon on the scrubbed Z-fish data?

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I think this needs a commit message to explain why you've done this, as it's not particularly obvious.


@msterin @govint

I hadn't time to look at the test infrastructure yet, but i remembered that we might hit a corner case with the tests. We cannot know for sure whether a test from docker create command should fail or succeed when dealing with concurrency with the same volume.

We are managing concurrency at the volume level, but by **request** , and create command is a group them. - I also think we might see more cases like this as new features get implemented.

I don't expect this to be a common case, but a anomalous condition when we have  one or more hosts trying to create or remove volumes with the same name simultaneously.

But to successfully test and protect this scenario, we may have to introduce a "transaction" lock, where the plugin commands explicitly require the lock to the server and release it after the work is done.

So this would change interfaces at the driver, plugin and the server and would be a little more complex as we also would need timeouts for the locks.

What do you think?


Looking at the commit history and information in .hg_archive.txt, this is what I think happened.

They manually keep a .hgtags file that they add hash and tag label to as they do releases, this gets committed to the repo.  It appears .hg_archive.txt gets generated when they create the release tar, it does not get committed.

For the 2.0 release, .hg_archive.txt was generated based on the commit for the 2.0 tag.  For the 2.1 release .hg_archive.txt was generated based on the commit that updated .hgtags with the latest 2.1 tag.

So in the 2.1 case, .hg_archive.txt actually identifies a commit that happened after the tag was applied.  This was probably an error in generating the release tar.  And the version.cmake script definitely has a bug in generating version info in this scenario.

I can create a patch to fix the version info, but I'm not sure it's worth the effort.


@sbowler Is this all that is needed for the change of the warning color?


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Preferisco aggiungere, se @flodolo è d'accordo per me può andare.


EMSIllumSetPoint (wfbuhl) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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We already try this but we discover that JDC Twrp do not allow kmsg extraction... Official Twrp does... but vzw Official recovery is not installable because give soft brick... I'm contacting a 720 and R970 users to understand if they are able to use official twrp, so we can try to get the log you need... will update here about it.


but the Mereti/Sestor will never be friendly unless you edit the game/save? (they are automaton so their reputation never change)


`define CRYPTOPP_UNUSED(x) ((void)x);` was later changed to `define CRYPTOPP_UNUSED(x) ((void)(x));`.


@kbenne this seems to be having a, impact on the order that swig happens during the build process, was that intended?


why do we recreate constants instead of just using the original constants ?


Non è un problema aggiungere, solo controllare che la colonna non risulti sbilanciata rispetto all'altra.


EMSIllumSetPoint (wfbuhl) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2342 of 2345 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

 * 2 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 2 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 2 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 3 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: ESO small diffs.
 * 1 test had: SSZ small diffs.
 * 1 test had: ZSZ small diffs.

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https://bitbucket.org/ned/coveragepy/issues/407/
Python 3.2 doesn't support u"" strings, which makes it difficult to get Unicode right across a wide span of versions.


Good change to remove a listener


@noremmie what sort of hate are the specs exhibiting? Should I follow up with State for a different treatment of these particular terms?


I can't reproduce it but I managed to get an NPE on this line. Technically parent can be null


@jonguan please see https://github.com/Microsoft/TypeScript/issues/3500 for related discussion.


Here I upload few graphical C++ program created by me in Turbo C++.


Maybe arguments or args instead of attributes since they are just arguments passed in, they're not attributes for the share yet.  Attributes is easy to confuse with the attributes getter/setter on AR objects.


Uh, 100bbbbbbbbbbb?  What does that do? :)


> So this would change interfaces at the driver, plugin and the server and would be a little more complex as we also would need timeouts for the locks.

That is exactly the reason the full  "make it concurrent" change was postponed for so long :-) and I think full concurrency can stay postponed.

BTW - the use case for full concurrency is a boot storm when multiple containers suddenly start on the same Docker engine and many of them want to attach a volume.  But making it concurrent is pointless since it will still be serialized by ESX (VM Monitor) doing the attach operation on a VM. So, if we want to solve boot storm, we need to introduce some buffering and bulk execution of requests , by paying extra 1/2 sec or so delay for all mounts. Which is certainly out of scope for this change, IMO.

I think your patch is a great step in the right direction, and removes the most annoying aspect of serialization - waiting behind requests from **other** docker engines the same ESX host, so I am all for bringing it in.

> We cannot know for sure whether a test from docker create command should fail or succeed when dealing with concurrency with the same volume.

Correct, but we know for sure that at least one request should succeed, and looking at the log we should be able to find this out - as long as the others failing in the correct timestamps.
Test here is probably more costly that the actual code though.

> I don't expect this to be a common case, but a anomalous condition when we have one or more hosts trying to create or remove volumes with the same name simultaneously.

Good point, I agree - so think it's more important to have automation for testing multiple volume request from different engines complete without waiting for each other - which is what your log indicates you've tested (manually?)


Sounds like a good idea.


typo!


Yes! Was planning to wait until that pull request was merged then change these `1e-10` to `epsilon`.


This should be around a `if (typeof window === undefined) ` isnt it? cc @gabrielstuff


@Trott PR-URL includes the patch.


should use `test_`


Yes, but it's not a word that seems like it fits the intended meaning here.


remove?


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mkdir -p main/{A/{B,C,D},E/{F,G},H/{I,J/{K,L},M}}
touch main/{A/{aa,B/bb,C/cc,D/dd},E/{ee,F/ff,G/gg},H/{hh,I/ii,J/{jj,K/kk,L/ll},M/mm}}


Nevermind. I see it's a vLater thing farther down.


What happened to required arguments?  We have a check for user below when we may want to just require it in the keyargs?


MySQL and MariaDB are the same, right?


To respect CS, CommonDb, no?


CS: orderBy


CS: fetchAll


👍  I like the name


I've changed here because it seems incorrect to me...


lololololololol


Love this


Just a comment on a typo. Seems good otherwise. 👍


Is this changed really required? Well, changes will be huge, but if we can limit a bit... :)


Is raspbian `ARCH` correct here, or it may be replaced with `amd64` as well?


@WardBeullens I ran into the above situation. After reading sources and commit history for a while I am sure that this statement is **intentional** (they assume that if you are using global registry, you SHOULD NOT use a customized AccessToken model) as now registry is configurable,

```js
let app = module.exports = loopback({
  localRegistry: true, // create app-specific registry
  loadBuiltinModels: true // load built-in models (Application, AccessToken, User, etc)
});
```

Hope this helps. Thanks.


it is correct. the raspbian archive only has the `armhf` arch, so `amd64` uploads will be rejected.


Isn't `path.join(__dirname, "wwwroot", "dist")` more cross-platform friendly?


doh, it was moved to initialize as opposed to passing arguments to share.  I see.


Argh, sorry. Insert standard rumination on the benefits of automation here. :-(


According to p11-kit's [Changelog], v0.23.2 is a 'devel' release.  In that case, then, why was it added to Homebrew Core as the `stable` version of the formula?


Added comment and renamed.


Renamed.


can we use `Sipity::Agent.none`


Commented on and added tests.


Done.


Agreed. This appears to be the cleanest implementation yet.


Considering this batch of commits repairs a fairly unstable build pipe, it would be nice to get this out sooner rather than later 👍


Not sure what you talk about :)
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Ooh, you accidentally a thing


woops, sorry


Maybe it would look better if you didn't four-tick code blocks?


Filtering Listeners by LB ID doesn't work in Liberty. We'll need to "double check" here - see https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/pull/33768/files


EMSIllumSetPoint (wfbuhl) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1197 of 1197 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Shouldn't need to wrap this in <div>


you don't need to do `../../../`
Webpack resolves `src` as the root, so just do `components/LoadingSpinner`


that is very surprising, especially in case when strict variables setting is turned on. is this logic intentional? would it make sense to add a conditional `throw` if strict variables is on?


Die Aufrufe der Extension Points ist hier verkehrt, weil Rewriter spezifisch. Die gehören eher hier in diese Class. https://github.com/kreatifIT/redaxo_url/blob/master/lib/Url/Rewriter/Yrewrite.php


I didn't know that existed. I checked, and `Sipity::Agent.where('1=0')` and `Sipity::Agent.none` are both ActiveRelations.


Why we need this here? If it's error, it should be rendered as error with code not 200


Should it be changed on the other deep river variants? The ones with missing boxes?


Yeah, I missed that one. Sorry about that.


This looks like maintenance stuff


What do you mean Nghi? Are you leaving the planet earth?


Oh ok I see!!! Thanks Julien for all the good work you did!!!


:+1:

Do we want to quiz 'em on ActiveRecord? Or should we save that for the next checkpoint?


Yes, this PR is pretty old and if someone else wants to update it to cover
all the old cases and conditions, and work in the modern era... great!  :)

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can you make it for meui 4.0 ??? thanks


FYI @jart, have you seen this in the 0.3.2rc3 release notes?

```
If you maintain a rule that uses persistent workers, you'll have
    to specify execution_requirements={"supports-workers": 1} in the
    ctx.action that intends to run a tool with workers. The
    WorkerSpawnStrategy will alert you with a warning message if you
    forget to make this change and fallback to non-worker based
    execution.
```


you probably want to use `dropwizard-bom` here right?


Because they neglected to mention it on their homepage, the releases are all grouped together in one list & people forget to go rooting around Changelogs 🙈.


wow such a useful commit title.


nit: there are multiple test cases here, evidence by the unrelated assertions. This should be a `[Theory]` with `[InlineData]`.


So, this will probably fail - when the ports / listeners are updated above, the code on lines 850 and 877 will try to recreate the security group, and its rules.

This will fail as the rules and groups exist, which will cause the lb to be deleted.

Would it be cleaner to if exists go do update ?

We can ignore the sec groups due to other internal workarounds, and the fact we will not be adding Ingress Ports to existing lb after the fact.


I'm willing just the set up is such a pain idk it's brand new


Will both of these always be there on test machines (i.e. "recent" Mono installs)?


Yeah, let's stick with basic ruby


It's probably one of those "let's go to +2.7 LLR and then go crashing down" patches. ;)
But I will try again with other values or try tuning first.


TODO: We need to validate passed in features are available to the user


(when they don't provide :all)


1. I'm not sure this is the right approach. This will force an openssl dependency.
2. This patch will actually cause crashes since it loads the library and then immediately unloads it. The hooks will now point to invalid memory.

I think we have two options.

1. Make a jose_openssl_register_hooks() function and don't use constructors. Applications that want to use openssl will then need to call this function. Same with zlib.

2. Use the gcc/clang flag (I forget what it is) to force it to link the libraries anyway. This flag will also need to go into the .pc files.


Wow, I goofed. Thanks @jplock I'll make that change now


@renier Could the order items span multiple orders?


```js
var NEED_SAFARI_FIX = false;

try {
  if (typeof navigator !== undefined) NEED_SAFARI_FIX = (navigator.userAgent.indexOf('Safari') !== -1);
} catch {}
```


cname set up


And one more thing, if we have results and error, it should be the same format all the way. (camelCase)
For example success response:
```json
{
    "status": "success",
    "result": [...]
}
```
for error:
```json
{
    "status": "error",
    "error": "ErrorMessage"
}
```


shouln't > shouldn't


Use lowerCamelCase for naming fields in json


If one of the bulk results doesn't contain a version it will return correctly. If both items specify a version of 0 the test will fail.


Consider White d4 and Black d5 e6 f5.
e6 is backward, and will simply have the backward penalty,
(and not the unsupported bonus)

But this simplification is interesting. It was tried some time ago, but result might be different this time.

If you want to drop all the unsupported penalties, like in your other test, you should also decrease the backward and the isolated pawn penalty.


Naming Things! 🏆


@LorenzMeier should this new mission_item book be inited, if so, where?


а) не используй `and`, используй `&&` (оператор `and` имеет несколько другой смысл)
б) разделив логику на две части, можно сделать _намного_ понятнее: (1) какое будет имя файла (переданное или дефолтное) и (2) существует ли этот файл.
в) никогда не меняй ARGV, если на 100% не уверен что тебе это надо (а это не тот случай, лучше завести переменную `file_name`)


@Connoropolous here's how to use a feature flag


讓 radio-group 的資料驗證可以使用


Не, это нерубёвый способ читать файл. File.read или File.readlines, или File.open().each — лучче.

Мы ОЧЕНЬ редко используем цикл `while` (его смысл — «пока не произойдёт нечто, что мы не можем предсказать», а в данном случае смысл — «перебрать все строки», это куда более контролируемый процесс)


The proper thing to do would be to check that a new mission item is initialised with the default constructor: mission_item_s item = {};

That will set ints / floats to the numerical 0 value and bools to false.


whoops xD


мы не сравниваем с `true`, напоминаю ;)


Yeah this was changed due to the change in approach. Instead of making this weird thing that both sides of sharing would access, this thing is now a simple validating model explicitly to share resources. Nice and simple, composable, and easy to use (everyone knows how to use ActiveModel validations). We may or may not even need a separate class for the receiving of the share (but not caring about that right now).


`cap deploy production --hosts=sul-stacks-prod-c.stanford.edu` might be useful?


heyya @eahefnawy - is this line dead code?  the result isn't used so the only reason I can find for the line is that the getFunction will validate the `authorizer` value and throw an exception or something.

Removing this doesn't effect the unit tests so I'd like to remove this in the latest code but wanted to double check that there isn't some value it provides.

Thanks!


We could probably implement the graph network real simple by sending a ping out to all wanted connection which would get a pong letting them know which network layer they are attached to which would store the layer type and connection in the graph. If no connection is listed it would search / discover the path.


Thanks for the reply. Unfortunately this does not work, I get the following error:

==> Patching
patching file GL/GLGeometryShader.cpp
Hunk #1 FAILED at 133.
1 out of 1 hunk FAILED -- saving rejects to file GL/GLGeometryShader.cpp.rej
Error: Failure while executing: /usr/bin/patch -g 0 -f -p0

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> Maybe arguments or args instead of attributes since they are just arguments passed in, they're not attributes for the share yet. Attributes is easy to confuse with the attributes getter/setter on AR objects.

Meh, they're attributes as far as this model is concerned (as this is an ActiveModel object now), but I do see your point. Will change (because the name is shorter ;) )

> TODO: We need to validate passed in features are available to the user

Yup see pending tests


@JulienParis please check that the merge was ok, especially for the load_data.html file.
You can keep the development directly in the master branch and delete the Leaflet_basics


Fixed, thank you :)


@DomT4:  Hmm, I see. When I look at the [changelog](https://cgit.freedesktop.org/p11-glue/p11-kit/tree/NEWS), though, it appears that p11-kit has an 'odd-even' (development/stable) release cycle.  As such, are you and the others OK with listing a development release as stable here in Homebrew Core in this case (iffy, IMO;) or should I open an issue or PR up for this?  (I know that the latter would be better because I understand from past experience/comments that you guys tend to frown upon submitting issues in anticipation of PRs here, but I'm about to do a `brew update` here down on my end and, as such, will be indisposed for a bit since mucking around in `brew`-land while the `brew` executable is running is a big 'no-no!'  I'm perfectly fine with having the development version linger on my machine for a little while anyway until either I or somebody else gets around to fixing this due to the fact that, according to the [changelog](https://cgit.freedesktop.org/p11-glue/p11-kit/tree/NEWS), the unstable changes don't seem to be particularly invasive even though they might still require development testing upstream.  (Also, apologies in advance for the small wall of text, but I wasn't quite sure how to quickly summarize my thoughts here…)


hi


@perrysk-msft I take this to mean that you are not in favor of my PR...? https://github.com/Microsoft/sql-server-samples/pull/133


Oops. Did you clone this "github-assigment" into your rabbits and foxes repository??


It's very bad idea to compare floating point values in such way - please take a look http://www.cygnus-software.com/papers/comparingfloats/Comparing%20floating%20point%20numbers.htm


@afabri
You forgot to modify the file `Linear_cell_complex/demo/Linear_cell_complex/typedefs.h`. There are compilation errors:
```
../Linear_cell_complex/demo/Linear_cell_complex/MainWindow.cpp: In member function ‘void MainWindow::load_off(const QString&, bool)’:
../Linear_cell_complex/demo/Linear_cell_complex/MainWindow.cpp:396:3: error: ‘import_from_polyhedron_3_flux’ is not a member of ‘CGAL’
   CGAL::import_from_polyhedron_3_flux < LCC > (*scene.lcc, ifs);
   ^~~~
../Linear_cell_complex/demo/Linear_cell_complex/MainWindow.cpp:396:45: error: expected primary-expression before ‘>’ token
   CGAL::import_from_polyhedron_3_flux < LCC > (*scene.lcc, ifs);
                                             ^
```


This patch breaks Diablo III and The battle.net app.


Are you sure it is this patch and not another ?


oh my mistake, I send a fix


Done, another version of the patch was pushed.


We should probably downgrade, yes. GNOME played a part in making odd/even devel/stable popular, but even GNOME fail to follow it particularly well for stuff <1.0, so the confusion here is plenty understandable.


This was close. I guess, looking at the error message, you just needed your function to return a single tuple instead of two values, i.e. `return (f1, f2)` instead of `return f1, f2`.


For the first point: yes, I know, but I am suspicious. This part of code has been reworked many time in the last year, so let us check empirically.

The second one is really just for completeness, I don't think it has a remote chance.


Latest changes for LEGIC, awesome!


@landro, it looks like SAAJ has not been released for a while.  The last release was 1.3.25.  Your fix for this issue should go with 1.3.26.  Do you know if there are plans to release 1.3.26?  How does this code make it into the JDK, and once 1.3.26 is released which JDK's will the 1.3.26 version be pulled into?

A more general question is how do I tell what version of a standalone technology like SAAJ is in a particular JDK?


we could have format X supporting multisampling 2 4 and Y supporting 2 and 8.
We have to be careful to not mix X with 4 and Y with 8.

But in practice on radeon all formats do support the same multisampling levels.


Missing `yield` args!


I suggest you to not commit more than one issue next time. The general principle is simple: 1 commit = 1 subject.


@DomT4:  Erk, sounds like that could get nasty!  The changelog is pretty clear about the devs following the rules here, though, so, again, should I submit a preliminary issue now or wait until my `brew upgrade` finishes and submit a full-fledged PR, or will you guys take care of this?


More efficiently: `del cls._walkParents[-1]`.


@DomT4:  Oh, wait; looks my `brew upgrade` finished!  I'll just go ahead and submit a PR to fix this, then…


Ok, but why are you passing callback as an argument of callback? Did you mean to pass the function reference to the same function as an argument?


should you check if there is a provision transaction? to avoid a potential panic.


test


I think I accidentally did this before I redid it the correct way.


Derp, we need this


No newline at end of file again.

Use http://eslint.org if you want to make your codestyle consistent and automate checks.
See how it's done in [hexlet's js boilerplate](https://github.com/hexlet-boilerplates/javascript-package).


EMSIllumSetPoint (wfbuhl) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: OK (2344 of 2345 tests passed, 3 test warnings)

 * 3 tests had: AUD diffs.

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See 5 lines above


:+1:

Sorry for my slow response time this week, moving apartments and everything is crazy :flushed:


Depends on which order items are passed, which is up to the user. Do we have to mention it? Would the way it checks status need to change if items were from multiple orders?


This is amazing! Thanks Jeremy. I had started integrating my patched jwt feature into my application and was able to quickly tweak it to fit your new paradigm. The one thing I'm realizing is that we may need to do something like `jwt_session_hash` for `jwt_decode_opts` in order to access Rodauth auth value methods in verifiers. How do you feel about that and would you like me to try to implement it?


@endless-sky
>You can't actually view their government name in-game

Actually, you _can_ when you target them. So when I targeted them, I liked how they were under the Kor Mereti faction, because it adds a sense of mysteriousness or severity to the lore. You're in the midst of all these battles between to automata factions, and it's all fun and games until you find the nanobots. Then you get a sense of "oh! **** just got real!"

So if making the creator's faction ambiguous was an intentional decision, then I guess that's the way things are. But if it's just making a new government for the nanobots, then it would be awesome if they were "Mereti Nanobots" or something. Like some experiment gone wayyy to far with such a great potential for discussion.


Veldig bra magnus.


Better separate:
```python
cmd_method = getattr(system, cmd)
cmd_method(**kwargs)
```


Sorry, I am n00b on HTML, I had a problem in <?<!DOCTYPE html> it must be <!DOCTYPE html>


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


+# dayna
@@ -0,0 +1,2 @@


I have 2 dsn_status nodes running I have all tweets since 27 Sept if you want them.  I also have DB records of ROSE's last comms :)

Maybe Elon is right?  However I posit that the best threat is right here.

```
[root@zpf-skyline-dev-3-40g-gra1 ~] cat /var/log/pydsn/dsn.log | grep ":: tweet - " | grep "2016-09-2[7-9]\|2016-09-3"| grep -c tweet
331
[root@zpf-skyline-dev-3-40g-gra1 ~] cat /var/log/pydsn/dsn.log | grep ":: tweet - " | grep "2016-09-2[7-9]\|2016-09-3"| head
2016-09-27 00:17:13 :: 14618 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - DSS 14 receiving data from @NewHorizons2015 at 3.0kb/s.
2016-09-27 00:26:36 :: 14618 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - DSS 24 carrier lock on @MarsOrbiter
2016-09-27 00:27:56 :: 14618 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - DSS 24 receiving data from @MarsOrbiter at 999b/s.
2016-09-27 00:54:29 :: 14618 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - DSS 26 receiving data from Mars Odyssey at 124.4kb/s.
2016-09-27 01:25:46 :: 14618 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - DSS 65 receiving data from Dawn at 10b/s.
2016-09-27 01:36:53 :: 14618 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - DSS 15 carrier lock on MMS 2
2016-09-27 02:09:36 :: 14618 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - DSS 45 carrier lock on DSCOVR
2016-09-27 02:52:15 :: 14618 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - DSS 54 carrier lock on Lunar Reconnaissance Orbiter
2016-09-27 02:57:18 :: 14618 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - DSS 45 receiving data from DSCOVR at 20.0kb/s.
2016-09-27 03:11:56 :: 14618 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - DSS 15 carrier lock on Chandra
[root@zpf-skyline-dev-3-40g-gra1 ~] cat /var/log/pydsn/dsn.log | grep ":: tweet - " | grep "2016-09-2[7-9]\|2016-09-3"| tail
2016-09-30 16:56:52 :: 22159 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - US DSS 24 receiving data from ACE at 498b/s.
2016-09-30 17:01:43 :: 22159 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - US DSS 14 carrier lock on @ESA_Rosetta
2016-09-30 17:34:58 :: 22159 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - ES DSS 54 carrier lock on Mars Express
2016-09-30 17:36:19 :: 22159 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - ES DSS 54 receiving data from Mars Express at 262.1kb/s.
2016-09-30 17:57:35 :: 22159 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - ES DSS 63 carrier lock on Voyager 1
2016-09-30 18:01:06 :: 22159 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - ES DSS 63 receiving data from Voyager 1 at 159b/s.
2016-09-30 18:06:59 :: 22159 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - ES DSS 65 carrier lock on MMS 3
2016-09-30 18:38:39 :: 22159 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - ES DSS 55 carrier lock on Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter
2016-09-30 18:40:00 :: 22159 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - ES DSS 55 receiving data from Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter at 3.0Mb/s.
2016-09-30 19:22:04 :: 22159 :: tweet_updates :: tweet - ES DSS 65 carrier lock on MMS 4
[root@zpf-skyline-dev-3-40g-gra1 ~]
```

I added the ISO country code the other day to help my own neocortex :)  As I tried to detect ROSE's dismiss, but some surf came... Wed aand Thurs was lost to other priorities.

@russss thank you once again, just for today, all eyes were on DSS 63 and twitter and lots of SQL queries (and Heather @odysseus654)

We got it ;)  2 * times on dsn_status_a (prod) and dsn_status_b (dev), which is just db, log and hipchat at the moment, not twitter :)

What a day!  Crazy times ...

<3s


I'm good with this approach until it's a problem


maybe never 😉


Bb


commenting down there...


This is for https://github.com/ceylon/ceylon-ide-intellij/issues/517


@mwpastore No need for that.  All rodauth configuration methods can take a block, which is evaluated in the scope of the rodauth object.  This is part of Rodauth's design, and one reason it is significantly more flexible than other authentication frameworks.  You would just do something like: `jwt_decode_opts{{:aud=>...}}`, where the ... is evaluted in the rodauth scope.


`...('sec - terminating...')`


This test is trying to share a template in another tenant (not in my tenant)...

TODO: We need to validate passed in features are available to the user, namely, if you have don't have the "vm_start" feature, you can't pass "vm_start" in the list of features for the share.


EMSIllumSetPoint (wfbuhl) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1772 of 1772 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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This timings are not stopped anywhere


EMSIllumSetPoint (wfbuhl) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.svg)


still having problems with several games Arma II, diablo III, battle.net app and beyond good and evil. tested on nouveau but not on radeonsi. Everything worked yesterday.


I'm disappointed too. :p
http://forums.pcsx2.net/attachment.php?aid=61105


TODO: Other than the minor comments, I think for this story, we're good:  https://www.pivotaltracker.com/n/projects/1608513/stories/131005225


I may as well share this with possible to only 2 people in the world that may understand this :) @russss and @odysseus654

```
[root@zpf-skyline-dev-3-40g-gra1 ~] /opt/pydsn/pydsn.rosetta.last.day.sh
20160930195123 :: 20160930 Rosetta's last day - its final comms with DSN
START_UTC_TS :: 1475148120
START_DSN_TS :: 1475148120000
Rosetta on the DSN
SELECT * FROM configSpacecraft WHERE friendlyName='Rosetta'
+----+------+--------------+--------+----------+-------+
| ID | name | friendlyName | lastID | encoding | flags |
+----+------+--------------+--------+----------+-------+
| 29 | rose | Rosetta      |    226 | MCD2     |       |
+----+------+--------------+--------+----------+-------+
The first event on the DSN for Rosetta's last day?
SELECT ID FROM dataEvent WHERE time > 1475148120000 ORDER BY ID ASC LIMIT 1
ID
223880
SELECT * FROM configDish WHERE ID in (SELECT DISTINCT(configDishID) FROM dataDish WHERE eventID > 223880 AND (targetSpacecraft1=29 OR targetSpacecraft2=29 OR targetSpacecraft3=29))
ID      configSiteID    name    friendlyName    type
2       1       DSS63   DSS 63  70M
7       2       DSS43   DSS 43  70M
9       3       DSS14   DSS 14  70M
11      3       DSS25   DSS 25  34M
14      0
SELECT * FROM configDish WHERE ID in (SELECT DISTINCT(configDishID) FROM dataDish WHERE eventID > 223880 AND (targetSpacecraft1=29 OR targetSpacecraft2=29 OR targetSpacecraft3=29))
ID      configSiteID    name    friendlyName    type
2       1       DSS63   DSS 63  70M
7       2       DSS43   DSS 43  70M
9       3       DSS14   DSS 14  70M
11      3       DSS25   DSS 25  34M
14      0
How many events did DSN record for Rosetta?
SELECT COUNT(*) FROM dataSignal WHERE eventID BETWEEN 223880 AND 232057 AND configSpacecraftID=29
COUNT(*)
936
SELECT * FROM dataDish WHERE ID in (SELECT DISTINCT(dataDishID) FROM dataSignal WHERE eventID BETWEEN 223880 AND 232057 AND configSpacecraftID=29)
ID      eventID configDishID    createdTime     updatedTime     flags   targetSpacecraft1       targetSpacecraft2       targetSpacecraft3
2521    222375  2       1475132406896   1475132443178           29      NULL    NULL
2555    224954  14      1475159408337   1475159422886           29      NULL    NULL
2556    224956  11      1475159408337   1475159443646           29      NULL    NULL
2557    225330  11      1475159408337   1475163236060           29      NULL    NULL
2590    227312  7       1475184012006   1475184028194           29      NULL    NULL
2592    227313  7       1475184012006   1475184044576           29      NULL    NULL
2645    230636  2       1475218805589   1475218822913           29      NULL    NULL
2646    230638  2       1475218805589   1475218842577           29      NULL    NULL
2647    230925  2       1475218805589   1475221838133           29      NULL    NULL
Rosetta - last comms
Thu Sep 29 07:00:06 UTC 2016 :: connected to DSS 63
Thu Sep 29 14:30:08 UTC 2016 :: connected to DSS 25
Thu Sep 29 14:30:08 UTC 2016 :: connected to DSS 25
Thu Sep 29 21:20:12 UTC 2016 :: connected to DSS 43
Thu Sep 29 21:20:12 UTC 2016 :: connected to DSS 43
Fri Sep 30 07:00:05 UTC 2016 :: connected to DSS 63
Fri Sep 30 07:00:05 UTC 2016 :: connected to DSS 63
Fri Sep 30 07:00:05 UTC 2016 :: connected to DSS 63
SELECT ID FROM dataSignal WHERE configSpacecraftID=29 AND eventID BETWEEN 230925 AND 232056
Fri Sep 30 08:00:12 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 0 b/s
Fri Sep 30 08:00:12 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 0 b/s
Fri Sep 30 08:00:27 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.511719 b/s
Fri Sep 30 08:00:27 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.511719 b/s
Fri Sep 30 08:01:17 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.511719 b/s
Fri Sep 30 08:01:17 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.511719 b/s
Fri Sep 30 08:01:07 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.511719 b/s
Fri Sep 30 08:01:07 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.511719 b/s
Fri Sep 30 08:07:07 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.511719 b/s
Fri Sep 30 08:07:07 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.511719 b/s
Fri Sep 30 08:07:17 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.511719 b/s
Fri Sep 30 08:07:17 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.511719 b/s
Fri Sep 30 08:35:27 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.511719 b/s
Fri Sep 30 08:35:27 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.507812 b/s
Fri Sep 30 08:35:47 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.507812 b/s
Fri Sep 30 08:35:47 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.507812 b/s
Fri Sep 30 09:21:37 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.503906 b/s
Fri Sep 30 09:23:12 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.503906 b/s
Fri Sep 30 09:23:12 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.503906 b/s
Fri Sep 30 09:23:22 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.503906 b/s
Fri Sep 30 09:23:22 UTC 2016 :: sending DSS 63 data rate 52426.503906 b/s
Rosetta - the last signal
SELECT * FROM dataSignal WHERE ID=82714
ID      eventID dataDishID      configDishID    upDown  stateID configSpacecraftID      flags
82714   232056  2647    2       down    10      29
SELECT * FROM configState WHERE ID=10
ID      state   upDown  signalType      decoder1        decoder2        encoding        task    flags   valueType
10      IDLE OFF 0 MCD2 down    none    idle    off     MCD2    NULL            idle
Fri Sep 30 11:22:24 UTC 2016 :: DSS 63 - IDLE OFF 0 MCD2
Fri Sep 30 11:22:24 UTC 2016 :: DSS 63 - carrier lost
[root@zpf-skyline-dev-3-40g-gra1 ~]
```

We got it :)


@chrisarcand Maybe throw that story in the commit message


Depends.  Easiest would be to just call GetBillingItem for each order in turn.  Then it truly doesn't matter whether the items are related or not.  But it's inefficient.

If all part of the same order, we can just back-up one level of the tree and fetch the whole order at once.  Then iterate over the items, ignoring those not in the list to check.

If items spanning orders, then we would need to call Account.GetOrders, with an `IN` filter applied.  As with the 'all-in-the-same-order' scenario, would need to ignore items that are not in the list to check (we're getting all items for all orders containing a matching order item).  Would probably want to try out the filter on a higher volume account to ensure it performs.


Edited Code


> This test is trying to share a template in another tenant (not in my tenant)...

This one is for sharing something that you can't see in RBAC. I assumed that not seeing it in RBAC would cover the 'actually the resource is in another tenant' cause....maybe not...


@odysseus654 we got it!  Rosetta's last signal on DSN see - https://github.com/russss/pydsn/commit/3e622b5059ea480130d3506c52c777b7d360df87 \o/ THANK you!!!


You can do an `orderBy` before comparing the data frames.


Why the if? Localforage accepts arbitrary engines (for example, the SQLite driver)


user data will be entered to student/lecturer collection while its entering to the user collection.


@alexey-sidnev Д/З по классам.


ei.attackedBy[Us][ALL_PIECES] is a bit tricky to use at that point of the code,
because it is under construction.

For the first knight in the piece list for that color, it will look for attacks by king and pawns
For the second knight in the list, it will look for attacks by king and pawns and the first knight
For bishops, it will look for attacks by king and pawns and knights.

It might be OK like this, but for sure you should give a try to simply using ei.attackedBy[Us][PAWN].

However if your idea is to use a completely formed ei.attackedBy[Us][ALL_PIECES],
you should rewrite this MinorBehindPawn and put it somewhere else, for example, in evaluate_threats.


Hey buddy can you please help me to implement this thing ,actually i am also stuck on the same thing and finds it difficult to understand what you were explaining.


This caused the clipboard textarea to always start by containing a number of spaces FYI


Remove this line


I'm happy to see that you are creating modular code as many as possible. It would be better if there is a way to store this data in variables to allow you to use the color not in text-color only, but to any color properties.

👍 Good job! 😃


Oh my god yes. You have no idea how many times I wrote `rightShift` instead of `shiftRight` when writing Random.Pcg.


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Is this alert actually needed?


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라이브러리 경로를 www/js 밑에 놓읍시다.


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@grabbou `Implement ScrollView sticky headers on Android` was reverted, so this should not be listed in the release note of 0.35rc0


Hello Everyone, this is a simple app that monitors the Vote for a Cola or Pepsi and displays the Result.
the app installed successfully on my phone but it shuts down immediately i press the "Vote for coca cola button". Also, its not scrolling up/down.
****
please help fix this..feel free to update the code and leave a comment. thanks everyone


fixou o que ?ta mesma coisa


# likeHtML.js
 **it's use to Shortcut call up code of html in java script file to write you script faster**

example
in the normal way you write
document.querySelector('div');
to call up div tag
with likeHTML you write
div
yes just write to you will be called up the div yes this is our way this is likeHTML way


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Good to have this alert until we have others team members code, just let's remember to remove it later


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Some files seems to be renamed. Some of are `splah`


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![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [A manager can identify medicines that has no sale price](https://trello.com/c/dyHFnCpB/57-a-manager-can-identify-medicines-that-has-no-sale-price)


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I'm very interested


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Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2225


Zulazza the Corruptor usa o sistema de recompensa também..


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[Altis_Life.Altis/Config_Master.hpp, line 10](https://github.com/Distraught-Gaming/Altis-Life/blob/389a4742b8ee28bdaa8db9593487e99be38c6b0a/Altis_Life.Altis/Config_Master.hpp#L10)


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貌似还是没解决快速切换导航条显示的问题


1. Add file to Repository


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Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2224


能够认真的写记录是一件好事,  可是这个项目的名字叫beego-blog, 而你的提交内容却是工作中的问题,  有点偏离主题, 你看看你能想个什么办法来解决这个问题吗


用back()更简单一些，因为并不需要做迭代，只是去修改最后一个元素


Yeah, those are better anyway. :)


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2232


El 99.97% de archivos modificados de este commit son archivos temporales (@Froznar hice un comentario parecido en un pull request sobre como ignorar archivos temporales, cc @Rodarc20 @paulacamargo25 @Rapange @vanesantillana @nashvent @Danielafe7GitHub ). Dichos archivos no deben versionarse, dificultan la revision de los aportes que incluyen en el commit.


ss


Oh boy, what a good text file, I'm so excited!


If I was a translator, it would be a little more helpful to see:
T("Bulletin (%(language)s)") % dict(language=...)


@crandmck Did you run `npm test` before merging? Linter is failing with trailing spaces FYI. Next time, ping me or @Amir-61 For review before merging to master.


OK, but don't forget to update your github profile!  (step 2 of the assignment described on blackboard)


Esse código não é legal para o BlueJ. O tipo da variável que foi declarado lá na linha 4 é `ArrayList<Item>`.. logo.. qual o tipo de retorno deste método?


adicionar mais cenários de teste!


Fix at https://github.com/strongloop/loopback-datasource-juggler/pull/1123


There is a problem here I think you created. You turned $comment_post_ID into $comment_post_id. But later, this is compacted into the comment array, which needs comment_post_ID. As a result...https://chat.indieweb.org/2016-09-29/1475172040321000

https://developer.wordpress.org/reference/functions/wp_new_comment/


Add unit test for this issue


Why doesn't this command have a check for if someone is already blacklisted?

I understand that this is typically for offline users, but there is no reason why it can't check against ``Punishments.roomUserids.get(room.id);``...

This really should of also refactored ``Punishments#isRoomBanned``, if anything :|


I think this needs to be backported too?


We can use a multi-catch statement here since the action is the same for these four exceptions. (SnapshotRestoreException | InterruptedException | ExecutionException | ZipException e )


This sounds like a 500 error instead of 400. Server error


Oops! 😉


O cliente não pediu isso.


Well recovered. But don't forget to complete your github profile.


Same as above


Maybe miss the rbsp_stop_bits and rbsp_trailing_zero


为什么去掉以后就能发呢？


I do not know which logcat did you use and do you  have a skill of logcat reading but OEM logo is passed.
If you think that i am lying, you always can downloading latest build from Basketbuild and check it by yourself.


whoops should add a new line then


EMS (brianlball) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-12: Tests Failed (2113 of 2497 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Português OU inglês. Os dois não dá ❌ ❌ ❌


Opa!nem tinha me ligado, ajusto na próxima revision.


I am wary of forcing all email attachments to be documents at the outer level of the API.
We should be able to hide this within the internal aspects.
i.e. Our API for seidning attachments should support 2 routes:
(A) We provide a document_id (so we don't need to provide the file_path, this can be calculated internally)
- msg_attachment is pointed to this
or
(B) We provide a file_path (so we need to create a new doc_document to point msg_attachment to)


这儿把 a 改成 span 不好的一点在于，没法右击复制链接地址了… 右击也会被作为 click


順調な


增加mac的ffmpeg编译脚本，包含静态库和动态库。官方指南要求安装glib，实际上可以通过一个编译参数绕过的，不影响ffpeg库。


If we link to document_id, I don't think we need an additional file_path here?


Sabemos que o método da classe arraylist retorna true, mas o cliente não solicitou que o nosso retornasse.


Should this check be performed at the beginning of the for's body, so we don't do IO operations and then fail?


Fixed in https://github.com/rakudo/rakudo/commit/415461b4d3419b77d1f290ac8416c39ad95d5838, thank you.


Must have been a late night coding in the dim dark dungeon.


oops wrong commit message


Hookerton, North Carolina ([link](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hookerton,_North_Carolina))


This is a 100% garbage file that makes no sense to anyone, demands people execute untrusted code, and is obsolete because the project is using Github.

Please delete this, and the other files saying essentially "pending".

:-)


Garbage.


Garbage at this point in time.


This file doesn't even exist anymore, or won't exist very soon.


[DateTimeFormatter](https://docs.oracle.com/javase/8/docs/api/java/time/format/DateTimeFormatter.html) is thread-safe so no need the synchronized block.


あいうえお


充分利用列表表达式


We are already catching some of these exceptions so no need to put them here


Having written the original SearchBuilder, I can attest that they were not so named because of the builder pattern.  They were named that way because they build searches. This class was derived from the RequestBuilder module (https://github.com/projectblacklight/blacklight/blob/v5.2.0/lib/blacklight/request_builders.rb) which in no way followed the builder pattern.


Note que o trecho ```this.inventario.getItens().get(1)``` está duplicado na classe, como podemos melhorar?


But It is also my firm belief that all documentation is lies and half truths, so carry on 👍 😉


replace "repo" with "gem". Here's a SearchBuilder in a repo: https://github.com/projecthydra-labs/lerna/blob/master/app/models/search_builder.rb


ydl。。我是想着颜色这些指定两遍不太yy


long time no update.


you know this doesn't return an array, right?


Are you aware of any instances of SearchBuilders (besides `::SearchBuilder`) decending from `Blacklight::SearchBuilder`?  If they do exist, I think it might be a bug.


+#pragma intrinsic(exp) 这是SSE优化


1- Just compare the re-worked menu with ATV and try to find the differences.
And hence the same criticism applies: an inconvenient (cluttered) arrangement, which makes it hard to find items.

2- See screenshots for streaming-related stuff that s now under 'Tuner config':
![mr 02](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1040294/18979295/dbf01e28-86c9-11e6-80ea-e70ef56a17f6.jpg)
![mr 01](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/1040294/18979296/dbf27358-86c9-11e6-8f36-63ccdef78c98.jpg)

3- Only 'Network' has now a really better categorization.


Related to: backdrop/backdrop-issues#2246


Uncommented The table creation


Hi @Yongyao I've now fixed this... please see the configuration property at https://github.com/mudrod/mudrod/blob/master/core/src/main/resources/config.xml#L66


Hm, I observe that 0.23.2 is being shipped, by the upstream p11-kit maintainer, in Fedora.
I don't think it's really considered an "unstable" release. @stefwalter?

Note that the latest "stable" 0.22.1 predates even the final release of RFC7512, and there were changes between the later drafts and the final RFC which are only supported in 0.23.1 onwards. You really don't want to live without the `pin-value` attribute, for example.

And... now I'm confused because the git repository shows no signs of 0.23.2 ever having been released....wtf?


@Yongyao please open a new issue for this and submit a fix. I rolled this back unintentionally as part of moving everything towards the JAXRS standards.
Please update it all, add the attributions you require and please commit to master branch.
I am also working on REST APi documentation (which we now have) so I will post a patch and fix for that as well.


I ran into a problem since spring security context is supposed to be serializable. Since now WebContext is part of authentication token, that's not serializable, so that causes a problem for me. Any suggestions?


Every time multisample quality is converted to nr_samples it's checked against the format. It fails to create surfaces/devices with invalid multisample quality. As you stated format x might give 2 quality levels and format y 4.


Use kcalloc here also or use the same call


There was a bug a while back where you could click on invisible ships to target them, but that's been fixed in 0.9.3.


dd is not the most explicit name for the meson irq domain


Should I rework d3dmultisample_type_check to make it clear what happens?


Please fix this occurance as well.


And this one, too :)


here will be placed the code for the Eurobot competition 2017 Moon Village


Do we need to restrict the category entered by the user to one of the three? Or accept whatever he enters?


Ur a cuck


@dwmw2:  Ah, so _that's_ where the confusion is stemming from!  Should one of us perhaps notify p11-kit's maintainer that they forgot to tag v0.23.2 in the software's Git repository?  We should probably seek clarification as to whether the v0.23.x series is 'devel' (as listed in the changelog,) or stable as well.  I'm still working on that PR to mark v0.23.2 as 'devel' and introduce v0.22.1 as stable, though, so does anybody else want to try and contact the dev(s?)


yes


Now the behavior is identical to the previous behavior.


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It does not matter.


esse commit é merge.


Something about it was bothering me, but it took a few iterations to find it 😬. Thanks for the review and feedback -  I appreciate it!


oh, fail


HAHAHAH WHO NEEDS DEFINED BEHAVIOUR ANYWAY


Very nice. If you'll excuse me, I need to pick up all the pieces of my mind off the floor. Thanks again, I'll let you know how it works out!


No, I think we're saying the same thing.  RBAC takes into account tenancy so it's a valid test for the rbac validation.


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Next time ,we should follow  parametric sql-query in C#.net code(see default.aspx.cs file)


Here is the incantation for this service.
```
Publisher.create! do |pub|
  pub.title = "Police Incidents"
  pub.endpoint = "https://citygram-services.herokuapp.com/chattanooga-police-incidents"
  pub.active = false
  pub.visible = false
  pub.city = "Chattanooga"
  pub.icon = `"police-incidents.png"`
  pub.state = "TN"
  pub.description = "List of police incidents within the City of Chattanooga."
  pub.tags = ["chattanooga"]
end
```


close #1


closes #2


I just prodded @stefwalter both here and on IRC, although we might not expect a response until Monday.


closes #3


closes #4


@lewismc I don't think putting the path string into config.xml would solve this problem. The problem is the path below is an absolute path. If I put mudrod source code folder in some other directory other than usr/local/, this would be a problem.
`file:///usr/local/mudrod/core/src/main/resources/javaSVMWithSGDModel`


Ein : reicht, da ja mittels Split der Text wieder in eine Liste überführt wird.


How about source (I assume) blender file?


The point I am making is that you need to change this and then compile the code. The issue is that the Hadoop code interprets the colon ':' as the system file separator e.g. the path separator. It therefore splits up file:/// into 'file' and '///'.
What I am saying is that you need to change this to the location of the model on your local machine then recompile the code such that the properties are configured properly. OK.


@t-richards Did I do this correctly? I haven't tested it but just followed the great work you did on the code violation service. I'm not sure if I used the right "does not equal" sign (example below) for the incident descriptions. There are a lot of "Misc Report" and I don't people would want them blowing up their inbox.

`
'$where' => <<-WHERE.oneline
incident_description != 'Misc Report'
`


Capchas II - Complexidade com Cores


The one call to getOrders sounds expensive, in the case of multiple orders.

Based on how it is used now, we can assume they are all from the same order, but I don't want to add another argument to the  function signature. What if the items all had item.order.id set? Even if only the first item has it set, then you can assume all belong to that order, and that's what you could use to optimize the api call. If there is no billing order id found, then we just use GetBillingItem.


chmod -R 755 /var/www/fusionpbx/secure
Seems needed for some of the scripts in that directory.


Another remark: the comment ("the pawn is protected") seems to apply only when the pawn is of our color.


are they? // cc @mkristian


Yes and no.
You can replace mysql by mariadb but not the reverse. And they have some behaviors that are different. Ex: an Optimize will lock innodb tables on mariadb but not on recent mysql.


Very Interesting.


GL! It's been a while we had an ELO gaining patch.


In my example both x and y would advertise 2 quality levels. I'm not sure of what you mean


will do


Altosk, this must be another patch, please bisect.
As siro20 noticed, the behaviour compared to without patch is almost the same (difference is that previously there was aliasing issue, as dst could be a or b)


Yee, should we try to implement it? If so, I'll draw up a design for the graph and such


Change default run folder as it is defined in the rpm. It's also much easier to manage permissions under a specific folder.


No need yet of a new template: this extra file will set the running user same way the rpm does.


that's a mistake ... thx


if my device is work..


Wow, I was unaware of this double process. Good job, though I think you are still missing a few conditions things since §12.8p32 says

> when the expression in a return statement is a (possibly parenthesized) id-expression that names an object with automatic storage duration declared in the body or parameter-declaration-clause of the innermost enclosing function or lambda-expression, overload resolution to select the constructor for the copy is first performed as if the object were designated by an rvalue.

So rather than checking for lvalueness, check that the expression is a `NODECL_SYMBOL`  whose `decl_context->current_scope->kind` is `BLOCK_SCOPE` (this will include parameters as well), then the used type  for the purposes of the initialization should be `no_ref(return_expr_type)`.

> If the first overload resolution fails or was not performed, or if the type of the first parameter of the selected constructor is not an rvalue reference to the object’s type (possibly cv-qualified), overload resolution is performed again, considering the object as an lvalue.

Overload may succeed but you still have to check that the chosen constructor has a first parameter of rvalue type (i.e. you end choosing a normal copy constructor) then you do what C++03 used to do.


no


beyond good and evil trace works here


might be a breaking change for anyone using JRuby's Java (embed) APIs. maybe this should go into 9.2?
... personally :green_heart: the change I am just raising backwards compatibility concerns - others might have


The key word here is "method", remember that a method is a function on an object. So, we were looking for something like the following:

```
prime.print = function () {
  console.log(this.address, " ", this.city, " ", this.state, " ", this.zip);
}
```
Remember that we use the `this` keyword to refer to properties within an object.


aaand I managed to get the zapper nerfed.
dammit.


Make sure permissions will allow multiple running users to write, as member of the group (which therefore should be unique for every instance sharing those folder though).


I believe the `g` is a mistake 😛


I think this might be one of the problems causing #7740
perhaps the factory should just return `new (Function.bind.apply(t, args))`


@dwmw2:  Ugh, great.  I'm just about to push my PR to mark v0.22.1 as stable in Core for the time being, so we can discuss this more there.  I'll notify you guys both here and with '@'-mentions on the PR once I've finished submitting it.


4th Commit...i accidentally wrote that as the 3rd.


Hups, aiheenmäärittelyn muotoilua oli tarkoitus kirjoittaa.


@Rocky640 and @snicolet thanks for the remarks. It seems the idea has potential, but needs improvement.


Start the daemon under the chosen user, or redis if not specified (which should always be the case via Puppet). This is just matching what's done in the rpm installation.


faktycznie, poprawiam


//this is get the URL from app.set('views', path.join(__dirname, 'views'));


pomyłka, poprawiam


Update d


@dunn, @ilovezfs, @DomT4, @toonetown, @dwmw2, @MikeMcQuaid, @nmav:  [Pull request](https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core/pull/5434) submitted!


Required to point at the right pid and print the name of the server instance.


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Arma2 works here (except in the past antialiasing was working better, what happened ? It forces low antialiasing now)


this commit has the effect that data_message must be specified, whereas previously it was optional.  It broke my code hence bringing me here.


yes!   I didn’t realize this was an option.  :-)

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dvb_type = eDVBResourceManager.getInstance().getFrontendDeliverySystem(self.frontend_id)

Thanks Athoik.

frontend_id should be a local variable, not self.


again the effect is TTL must be specified whereas it was an optional param


actually, there was a reason for this. kcalloc also initialize the allocated region to 0. This is something I wanted in the case of `pirqs`. memset to 0 for `map` is useless since I completely initialize this array just after that, hence the use of kmalloc_array which does not initialize the allocated memory

But I agree, It does not look very nice ... I will change this


Indeed, I wanted to have something since I using it a lot ... probably went a bit too far ...


If anything you got the zapper buffed. Remember it's hitting every frame rather than every other frame.


Just pay atenttion, this is official port used by [memcached](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memcached#Software_architecture).


I was also thinking about putting the 'hack' in separate patch ... I will do that


Nice, I was not aware of this `pr_fmt`. Thx


hay que cambiar este nombre de variable. :facepalm:


Trying to learn this stuff


Secnd cmment


fixed it


no actually, after second though, I don't think it is a good idea. We may add constants and forgive to fix there (if we replace by NINE_FF_NUM_VS_CONST).


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