While I understand and partially agree with the spirit of the Kodi Dev teams reasons for the restrictions.

I guess my ultimate take is that most folks already have a firewall, anti-virus and anti-malware (etc. etc.) installed on their system for protection.

So how about a compromise?

Would you consider adding an advanced setting switch to allow all headers?

Then you don't have to play net and protocol nanny for those that understand and assume the risks?

I would hope this sort of solution would be how most things should be solved when it is decided to arbitrarily impose restrictions for the masses but allow those that assume and understand the risks to remove the training wheels and drive like big boys.

Thoughts?


isSuccess 를 enum 으로 하는건 어떨까요


A T_WHITESPACE might not be present. Also refer to Poggit code: https://github.com/poggit/poggit/blob/05688507725030636d153addf7246e250745019a/src/poggit/builder/ProjectBuilder.php#L426


commit me!


no comment


Why not simply return $data?


This leads to ： build/core/base_rules.mk:157: *** vendor/qcom/opensource/cryptfs_hw: MODULE.TARGET.SHARED_LIBRARIES.libcryptfs_hw already defined by device/qcom/common/cryptfs_hw.  Stop.


om @eddieridwan , saya sudah merge sid 310 ke 304, dengan tetap menjaga format sid304, tanpa strip comment, tetapi ini belum di merge dari sid310 ke opensid, mungkin akan saya merge untuk tahap berikutnya
https://github.com/cafeiklan/OpenSID/tree/merge_sidcri_304_310


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Updated the Use case for License and Vulnerability Software package


10/10 ign


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i approve


lol


Just tested this repository. This is awesome! I was wondering if this would be doable. Look forward to this in the master 👍


xdddd


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I don't see `menu` next to it.


use arrow functions, if start parameter for reduce is optional, I always thought you have to pass 0 in this case.


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This attempts to reuse the menu code that is already in place.


I think function name should be find longest line, and second param might be line separator with "<Br />" as default;


same here


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What developers? None here. Cntrl C / Cntrl V.


Why?


Why is this not used in the current version?
You could maybe add
```
def getSkypeToken(self):
            self.refreshSkypeToken()
self.getSkypeToken = MethodType(getSkypeToken, self)
```
To line 272 or 300 in the current conn.py?
(I don't understand everything completely)


The above patch actually prevent the package `org-plus-contrib` to be ploaded properly.
Some hint to check your setup:
```elisp
(locate-library "org")
```
should return something like `"$YOUR_HOME/.emacs.d/elpa/org-plus-contrib-20170210/org.elc"`
all modules from org should be overridden from org-plus-contrib.


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If you want, I'll send you a series of commits of lazyplug for a better implementation as soon as I get to my computer (tomorrow or so)


@Andrews54757 Something that's been bothering me, you can highlight the code using

```js
code
```

Rather than

```
code
```

(You probably already knew this, but in my opinion it looks better highlighted)
```
var HashBounds = require('hashbounds')
var hashBounds = new HashBounds(10,2,100) // size of base cells (In squares of 2), amount of levels, maximum value
var node = {
    bounds: {
        x: 10,
        y: 10,
        width: 5,
        height: 3
    }
}
hashBounds.insert(node) // add node

node.bounds.x = 4
hashBounds.update(node) // Update node (for moving cells)
var bounds = {
    x: 3,
    y: 0,
    width: 10,
    height: 10
}
var nodes = hashBounds.toArray(bounds) // gets nodes that is in/near the bounds
console.log(nodes.length)
hashBounds.delete(node)// delete node
```
becomes:
```js
var HashBounds = require('hashbounds')
var hashBounds = new HashBounds(10,2,100) // size of base cells (In squares of 2), amount of levels, maximum value
var node = {
    bounds: {
        x: 10,
        y: 10,
        width: 5,
        height: 3
    }
}
hashBounds.insert(node) // add node

node.bounds.x = 4
hashBounds.update(node) // Update node (for moving cells)
var bounds = {
    x: 3,
    y: 0,
    width: 10,
    height: 10
}
var nodes = hashBounds.toArray(bounds) // gets nodes that is in/near the bounds
console.log(nodes.length)
hashBounds.delete(node)// delete node
```


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![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Task #3001 - New Class](https://trello.com/c/wFOZ1hhO/17-task-3001-new-class)


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+ @ebrevdo for the ETA answer.

TF 1.0 was just out. I believe @ebrevdo is working hard to put it back.


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De comments zijn alleen een manier om over aanpassingen te communiceren met andere mensen die naar je aanpassing kijken ;-)


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Commit


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System-Fan-Redux (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1837 of 1840 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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I am wrong. The difference was the calculation of midpoint as the data source which I had missed.


shrouk ibrahim


Related to #53


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System-Fan-Redux (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-custom_check: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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System-Fan-Redux (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2433 of 2461 tests passed, 560 test warnings)

 * 588 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 438 tests had: RDD diffs.
 * 29 tests had: BND diffs.
 * 30 tests had: EIO diffs.
 * 8 tests had: ESO small diffs.
 * 8 tests had: MTR small diffs.
 * 28 tests had: Table big diffs.
 * 1 test had: Table small diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ESO big diffs.
 * 4 tests had: MDD diffs.
 * 21 tests had: MTD diffs.
 * 4 tests had: MTR big diffs.
 * 6 tests had: ERR diffs.

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will be in the next commit


@jubel02 added via Skype:
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Gratfull


hay dias tan dificilis en la vida de una una mujer sola y con tres hijos que trata a toda costa de sobrevivir inventando cualcuier cosa, y buscando como  emprender algo que te ayude a salir adelante desentemente, es lo que hago yo a diario


Thanks for the fix and merge @bgruening!


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Oooh cool, then OS/2 (or kLIBC or EMX or your mksh add-on code) is even cooler than I thought!

So doing `PATH=~/bin;$PATH` is valid on [mksh-os2](https://github.com/komh/mksh-os2) _and_ will do the right thing™? If so, I will really consider adding a path separator variable.


Sorry for commenting here, just were looking for recent changes and noted, that even you have an idea to leave JQuery you still using it's methods in _new_ code. I think it's the best opportunity to change that $.inArray to Array.isArray && indexOf - you you dropped IE8 is the way now. Just my 2 cents...


chrome.storage.local.get(function(data){console.log(data)}


hexapodCommandServer.lua created from embedded child script for remoteApiCommandServer in remoteApiCommandServerExample.ttt


Renamed spritesheet to TextureAtlas as well.


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Считаю решение верным, в условии не сказано "чис*ел*".

Условие:

1. Написать программу, вычисляющую сумму цифр
*введённогопользователем целого числа.*

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Тут нужно было сумму цифр числа посчитать.
Например:
3456
Сумма цифр:
3 + 4 +5 + 6 = 18

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We understand that you are eager to know is there is progress in the right direction, but progress of a couple of Elo points is useless if the first patch was a ten point loss.

Please consider testing against master for the next time :-)


Не согласен с решением.

Согласно условию * "**N целых чисел"* , а целое число не может содержать
дробной части, значит double я мог и не использовать.

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Leave a comment if you have an idea on how to fix the print program. I don't know whats going on.


pour info 2 adresses: https://research.googleblog.com/2015/07/deepdream-code-example-for-visualizing.html en english qui indique comment utiliser et idem et faie fonctionner ds un docker (voir https://www.docker.com/products/docker-toolbox qui est une session linux dasn windows...) : http://ryankennedy.io/running-the-deep-dream/


That was just so i could test the #github channel. The commit after this one explains it.


нормально поработал


Ha, well I appreciate your intentions, but in this last change I was simply removing a condition in a few places - I didn't change or add any jQuery methods.


Это эпик фэил с моей стороны.
В двух случаях считал "минимум". и проверил скорее всего на минимуме и на
равных сторонах.
С решением согласен.

int minWallH1 = Math.min (a, b);
int minWallH2 = Math.min (c, d);
int minSideArea = Math.min (e, f);

int *max*WallH1 = Math.*min* (a, b);
int *max*WallH2 = Math.*min* (c, d);
int *max*SideArea = Math.*min* (e, f);

С остальными задачами по замечаниям согласен.

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With `extract-page-contents` I of course meant `page-metadata-parser`... I keep mixing up those names.


When running `conda smithy init`, has git repo initialized at this point?


done ;)


Done :  US04	Marriage before divorce
Done 👍
@setolaan
@mreilly1


ici: https://github.com/BVLC/caffe/tree/master/models des modèles d'entrainement .. mais les codes dedans sont absconts ! ;)


Set as donor ROM: Applies an ARM7 binary from the set donor, to the game you're running with non-working saves.


Even if the feedstock repo has not been initialized yet, if there is another repo in upper levels, `get_repo(dst)` will, probably, return that repo. May be safer to check for `.git' here.


i have my own list, still over 1000 commits pending


voir caffe à cette adresse et ceci: http://caffe.berkeleyvision.org/gathered/examples/imagenet.html


This is a mistake to delete bcryptjs. It is needed so that the passwords are stored encrypted in the database.


Events represent something that occurred in the past.  As the past does not change the model representing events must be immutable to reflect that.
Inheritance is one way to break immutability if not used carefully (see http://stackoverflow.com/a/11183334).


master against v2 1997/1912 = 1.044
2b against v2        3142/3005 = 1.045
i hope v3 will better 2b before testing against master


Need protobuf for stuff, I think anyway. Could be wrong.


This feature is experimental, the talker alias screen intentionally uses only a subset of information.
It's made for people, who don't use the database - or - if it's already on the radio - only additionally displays usr.name and the country (if available, because most ppl won't use this in their TA fields).
The extended setup gives you the option to use draw_rx_screen with or without TA, but draw_ta_screen is focussed on the DMR-ID and TA information if you select "talk alias" in show call setup, many guys are currently testing, wether their TA information is submitted correct.


I really don't like this new death sound. It wouldn't be too bad if it wasn't heard often but in a deathmatch game this sound gets played repetitively and is too distinctive and annoying.


i only use this on a mobile rig that i power up if it will be used.
sometimes my pump-log fails because it contains binary characters (miscommunication between CC1111 TI USB and pump). I'll try to find the good counterpart of `grep "spidev5.1 already in use"` for the failing TI USB part. Should I extend radio-reboot branch for that?


Yep I agree, started writing that code here, yet to push


Thanks, good to know.


Have you tested this? How is the communication between the daemon and the client happening without dbus?


Hmm... not sure about that


Ah okay. I didn't know that this was possible.


That looks a lot cleaner! :)


@dktapps said something about me needing to look into protobuf. Something to do with batch packets... I'm still a little confused, tbh. :p


closes #367


If it's not needed, then sure, it can be removed.


protobuf _types_ ;) Mojang would never make it that easy, cmon.


this _may_ be more pythonic as a `@classmethod` see e.g.

[Martijn Pieters SE.SE answer](http://softwareengineering.stackexchange.com/questions/166699/python-factory-function-best-practices)
and

[this SO good practice post](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/15017734/using-static-methods-in-python-best-practice)


+1, this works.


:smile:


a was already 0, no reason to load it with 0 again.


It did fix it !
If I make a pull request for the subscription thing, I need to remember to add these changes !


I'm not sure about this. I had some issue with it in the beginning. Maybe it's no longer necessary.


ENABLE_LIBWRAP made this possible in theory, i'm still not sure if it can be proper option for linux or it only for non-dbus systems, like windows. At least it compiled without error.


What did i say about this?


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@geoffthemedio  Since this is labeled `Test`, is it intended to be removed, reworked, or constrained to debug?
Hesitant to open an issue just yet, at a minimum these should be divided into sub-categories prior to release (viewing the category is taxing).


I need to delete this all this information is been clone it to my phone I don't authorized


What kind of issues? Maybe I just have not noticed.


Blablabla


The `BOOL WINAPI DllMain(HINSTANCE hinstDLL, DWORD fdwReason, LPVOID lpReserved)` function has been commented out.

I did this because, while there is a Linux equivalent, I'm not sure how it works and if it's on every. I'll work on this so whenever you intialize the MagickImage it automatically calls this function too, before doing anything.


On second thought, I think I have to check if MagickCore is already instantiated, so it doesn't try to instantiate when another image is created.


five commit


Could you give an exact verified example on usage?
I ran:
$ npm start -- get -i 8830 -s 08/19/2012 -e 08/19/2013 -v -f "c:\result.txt"
There is no output. Thanks


@Quanysh by the way, you can shorten is_valid_letter to a single line of code ;)


I have mixed feelings about this. I'd like to make the unbundling happening but some people with a stable system maybe won't be happy with this. I think now that boost and ffmpeg went stable this is the last big dependency missing as being stable.


All very cool!


What are the two question marks doing?


Bold move, I like it. :)


Step 9 only appears to work if the VMName is equal to the VMName in the template/AWS. If one decides to configure a new VMName during the AWS replication this will not work (just tested this). Other than that, works great! Still testing different scenario's but it's looking good.


well? please revert it.


Yes, i think about the same, so i gonna make v2 with system-gnutls and pjrpoject. All others can be unbundled, i suppose.


the author of the commit was not set properly, for future append this to git commit:

```--author="AuthorName <author.email@example.com>"```


Do you mean opensl or openssl? Maybe you can add a comment for me this always looks like a typo.


I know, i didnt know his email address so i put the name and his github page.


I guess you can retrieve it from the git history of trinitycore


Apparently, I was wrong.
clear:left; did make a difference !


opensl (opensles) android stuff


@qvacua TBH I think Xcode was correct. I don't know how it was working at all, maybe some compiler feature papered over my mistake.


Well, it at least stands out in that it doesn't begin with the word "Property". No big deal of course...


v1.0.3
Implemented:
readHeader

Began work on 2D malloc


Üstad Daydreams Hayal olarak çevrilir ama aslında teknik olarak karşığılı Ekran Koruyucu'dur.


@talamortis I tried to run the following in a trinitycore local git clone:

```git log | grep "Author: Killyana"```

and got:

>>>Author: Killyana <morphone1@gmail.com>

so in this case you can use:

```git commit -m "Your commit message" --author="Killyana <morphone1@gmail.com>"```


void not oid, dumb copy paste mistake


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comment added https://github.com/YogSottot/ring-overlay/commit/ebbc680240c8ea0e4d56e73dc8fb638e03759f7f


para usarlos en los ejercicios de laboratorio y asignaciones


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Concerning the v4l, it's been also a long time. I thought it was necessary for the video input. Maybe that has changed. For the moment I would leave it there except if you can confirm that it's not needed anymore.


Yes pjproject is quite special. :)


Where exactly is the leaking code?


>
>
> REQUIRED_USE supports new at-most-one-of operator
>
> The new at-most-one-of operator consists of the string '??', and is satisfied if zero or one (but no more) of its child elements is matched.
In EAPI 5
https://devmanual.gentoo.org/ebuild-writing/eapi/


Replace the complete directory into both scripts, according to your needs.


наоборот!
```cpp
if (&vec == this)
```


memset(pt, 0, sizeof(pt));
Would be much easier to read ;)


зачем `size + 1`?


don't forget to create settingActvity.java


update_sqlite_library (mbadams5) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2423 of 2423 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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лучше здесь вызвать .map() для маппинга в json и возвращать не Observable<Response> а Observable<SomeInterface>. Интерфейс описать и положить отдельным файлом.


So to be clear this just changes where the probe starts? with this change it starts at bottom left and goes right and up. Before it started at bottom right and went left and up?


Thanks for review, This version of patch is completely different from your initial base-files proposed change. That's is the reason your SoB is not applicable for this.


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I agree

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so after seeing this.. I don't need to ask where the code came from..

                if (ns.IsEnhancedClient)
                {
                    AddButton(x + 1, y, 2435, 2436, temp + 10, GumpButtonType.Reply, 0);//4005, 4007
                }
                else
                {
                    AddButton(x + 1, y, 2445, 2445, temp + 10, GumpButtonType.Reply, 0);
                }

the original buttons I used are remarked out just as it appears in Dragon Slayers..

The text is positioned to use the large elbow arrows, and personally I think they look better and are easier to click.. imo anyways. You may want to take a look at how it was originally.


@huahuiyang
Now, the Dockyard project is part of [ContainerOps](https://github.com/Huawei/containerops) . In the user case, the security scanning function will be execute and handle by ContainerOps DevOps engine, so I remove the Clair from dockyard.

We had try integrate Clair massively in the early version by @liangchenye , but I removed all codes in this refactoring version because there are different database in the two system (The Clair use the PostgreSQL and the Dockyard use MySQL). And we don't have a plan to implement another security scanning engine.

Thanks for looking at the codes, and are you looking for a container registry or artificial repository?


@talamortis just FYI:  tested and worked :D https://github.com/azerothcore/azerothcore-wotlk/commit/e297b159bcdfe91ddceef76ef72a756c2c874ad3


just test


ok


Зачем тебе  еще один BattleClass внутри BattleClass?


удалять старый код и закомментировать код можно и нужно. ты потом сможешь его востановить с помощью гита, если будет нужно


Ah, gotcha.


This line was meant to check if the CNetAddr was inserted into the set okay:
`if (!setKnown.insert(ip).second)`

> The pair::second element in the pair is set to true if a new element was inserted or false if an equivalent element already existed.
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/set/set/insert/

I am not sure if using the std::vector instead does the same thing.


Thanks. Could you explain why dbus and restbed cannot be used at the same time?


As of C++17, `std::iterator` is obsolete. In order to make this more future proof, i would recommend using http://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/iterator/iterator_traits


So, SwiftProtobuf is probably 99% useless then. Ah well, I'll take the 1% I guess. >.>


I think I had compilation errors but it has been some time. Maybe I'm just cargo-culting it around. If you remove it and it compiles it most probably is good.


op++ and op* should rather return references, i think.


@onedr0p sorry about that, thanks!


не нужно в конструкторе писать логику для битвы, в конструкторе должна быть только логика инциализации,т.е. ты берешь героя и монстра и записываешь их в поля Битвы,
 а логика самой битвы вся теперь уйдет в новый метод например
void doBattle(){
}


You should actually look at Entity.finalize(); https://github.com/DevOrc/BlasterTheFaster/commit/ab72030c10faa6932b5ab833fb784ee6862f00e4


@onedr0p please see #812.


What you did is perfectly correct. Actually, the output "8830 : 301 0" is in the format "commodity: statuscode body_length" (I made it clearer with the last commit). Investing changed its API url from http://www.investing.com to https://uk.investing.com, hence the 301 Moved Permanently status.

I updated the url in commit 37bf55f. Running the command:

     npm start -- get -i 8830 -s 08/19/2012 -e 08/19/2013 -v -f "c:\result.txt"

yields 262 results in the format:

    Date, Price, Open, High, Low, Vol., Change %
    Date, Price, Open, High, Low, Vol., Change %
    Jul 08, 2014, 1316.00, 1318.40, 1323.50, 1316.00, 0.01K, -0.04%
    Jul 07, 2014, 1316.50, 1319.60, 1320.30, 1313.20, 0.09K, -0.36%
    Jul 04, 2014, 1321.30, 1321.10, 1324.00, 1319.60, -, 0.07%
    Jul 03, 2014, 1320.40, 1327.30, 1327.70, 1313.00, 0.04K, -0.77%
    Jul 02, 2014, 1330.70, 1326.80, 1330.70, 1326.80, 0.23K, 0.32%
    Jul 01, 2014, 1326.40, 1326.70, 1331.40, 1326.20, 0.05K, 0.35%
    Jun 30, 2014, 1321.80, 1315.30, 1328.70, 1311.80, 0.74K, 0.21%
    ...

Let me know if you run into another trouble.


Looks like here guava can be replaced with java too: https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/blob/master/java/client/src/org/openqa/selenium/support/ui/ExpectedCondition.java#L20


mm


if you made this a template function with the signature `template <typename T> ... operator=(T &value)`, you could use `std::forward<value_type>` instead of `move` and collapse both implementations into one. (and add a static_assert which checks if T is value_type)


Mainly useful for debug purposes, I think.


it should be `*hint`, not `hint` here.


@alsidneio push this to your team's remote not the main floodgate repo.


Cool, I will drop this then.


isnt this in submodule ?


@cooperka I was getting an error on the `getDefaultProps` function, I just noticed you haven't published v0.2.5, could you do it?


It won't compile if both is enabled. Also if you check, with unedited ebuild — restbed is disabled in Makefile.
> restbed — An alternative to the dbus client to communicate with a headless daemon.

There is a build log if you want to look http://pastebin.com/0pXnuyf5


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все что внутри do {
..
}

можно вынести в отдельный метод round


This was a mistake, I fixed it in the next commit


inpInt rename to currentAction


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Qu'est ce qu'il se passe si left est de type IntegerInstance mais pas right?


есть такое понятие [магическое число](https://ru.wikipedia.org/wiki/%D0%9C%D0%B0%D0%B3%D0%B8%D1%87%D0%B5%D1%81%D0%BA%D0%BE%D0%B5_%D1%87%D0%B8%D1%81%D0%BB%D0%BE_(%D0%BF%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B3%D1%80%D0%B0%D0%BC%D0%BC%D0%B8%D1%80%D0%BE%D0%B2%D0%B0%D0%BD%D0%B8%D0%B5))

вынеси такие магические числа в константы с нормальным именем


This is still wrong. key has been bzero'd at this point.


TBH I would argue that running `conda smithy init` on a directory inside of another existing repo is undefined behavior. Would even add that this unsupported too. Why do you need to do this?


It is compiled, I thought maybe you had some problems with the sound or something like that.


From commit https://github.com/hilgenberg/moc/commit/d4ac6625ba33583bf7311567fef1b97e2ad0a803 (for some reason git forgot it while cherry-picking).


Tu devrais garder les BigInteger.
BigInteger a = ((IntegerInstance)left).getValue();
BigInteger b = ((IntegerInstance) right).getValue();
BigInteger possède des fonctions qui permettent de comparer 2 BigInteger comme compare etc.


The custom keymapping isn't quite working yet on this branch, see `ics` for a working remap of the keys. Reason: The gingerbread version of cwm had another interface (?) which required writing a kinda-complicated file and overwriting some stock cwm options... The only advantage of the gingerbread cwm is that the capacitive keys (search-menu-back) worked but the device has too many buttons anyway ;)


Euh ... il devait surement y avoir une raison ^^'


Hmm, Thanks for the information, which I have no idea about this :-! CoreOS-7 atleast shipping coreutils-8.22 according to this: http://mirror.centos.org/centos/7/os/x86_64/Packages/


@MaSteve The good ol' times. [ Remember](https://github.com/david-perez/mastermind)?


Pareil que dans issup


I didn't know the two were exclusive. Thanks again for the info.


[http://www.fuzzlines.com/

[aws-mturk-clt 2.zip](https://github.com/fuzzPnutt/FuzzLines/files/786234/aws-mturk-clt.2.zip)

](url)


Yes, thx! @fmalcher


Je comprends pas ce que tu fais ici...


thanks, and I will reply you after reading https://github.com/alexa-pi/AlexaPi 's docs and read me.


Diferente tipo de letra


Proto doesn't return by reference, but overridden method does is fine in PHP.


Relative to what? AFAICT, this and `yInFrameToDegreesFromHorizon` both take inputs relative to the **center** of the frame, where **up is negative** (and `yInFrameToDegreesFromHorizon` returns an angle relative to the horizon where up is positive).

Important to clarify this here and in `yInFrameToDegreesFromHorizon`. Remember, miscommunication about the origin messed us up earlier in the season.


The change you identify doesn't make much sense, because the `statement2.close()` has been moved down in the code.
In principle Q1: yes, Q2: we've moved the statement.close in the finally clause (as described in the commit message), Q3: closing resources, Q4: yes


That is good, but it's not very readable... maybe some keywords will help, imagine something like this:

- defc <class name> // create a class
- defs < symbol name> [ args ]
- def  < method name > [ args ]

```
defc A
{
    def b &arg1:aArg1 [ ]
}
```

This is just an idea...


Hmm, Thanks for the information, which I have no idea about this :-!

Both CoreOS-7(http://mirror.centos.org/centos/7/os/x86_64/Packages/) and Debian Jessy(https://packages.debian.org/stable/utils/coreutils) are shipping coreutils v8.22 and v8.23 respectively.


@bloodmc Hey bloodmc, I've been working with the TC sources in a private fork for a couple of years now (MCW). I've got a new version ready for 1.7.10 and am looking to port to 1.10.2. First I want to fix the existing bugs in TC for MC 1.10.2 (dimension switching crash) and port as many features as possible from MCW to TC (in-game UI, pre-generator, world borders, biome dict support and some other stuff), then I'll make a new MCW 1.10.2 fork and port the remaining features there (code that replaces existing TC stuff so can't be merged). I've ported to MCW 1.8.9 before so I know the differences there but could use your help understanding all the new code added in the last year or so and the differences between MC versions (1.8.9 -> 1.10.2).

I'm looking into the crash related to dimension switching right now, it looks like dimension switching (to the nether and back) makes the DimensionManager call the WorldLoader to unload the main world. If you walk around in the main world for a bit after switching dimensions the structure/village generator will try to query the WorldLoader for the world, end up with nothing and crashes the game. This seems to be related to the multi-world support changes that were made as well as your improvements to that code. I don't honestly understand how the multi-world support is supposed to work, could you explain that to me?

Thanks!


Lines 310-313 seem strange:

````
   if (Pt == KNIGHT)
    // Knight King distance
    score += KnightProtection[distance(s, pos.square<KING>(Us))];
    score += KnightAttack[distance(s, pos.square<KING>(Them))];
````

The `if (Pt == KNIGHT)`applies only to the KnightProtection bonus, so the KnightAttack bonus is given even if the piece in square s is not a knight.


Good point


Suggestion: Let's track in GH issues for now.


Wierd that it also thinks i tried changing void find boards. Maybe selected too much


Oh my god! That was one of the first time I touched a computer for programming. I didn't know what an array was.


I'm didn't know it too. It just don't compiled, so or it a bug or it exclusive.


It would be more interesting to use a subscription whose first phase is not a `TRIAL`, so first invoice is due by the child initially, and then do the parenting. In that scenario we could have a/ child payment succeeds or b/ child payment fails (with retry), and then we are in the opposite scenario as previous test where this is the retry on on the child level...


AFAICT currently the answer is no. It would definitely be interesting to have this actually work on an existing repo. However, as noted below, creating repos inside of other repos that are not submodules is a recipe for disaster.


Actually i take it back you did implement case a/ (since your parenting happens after the `TRIAL` period.


@jef-n the standalone browser will also need to be updated to match, right?

Can we use a similar approach with the python libraries? It'd be nice to only have to set the python path and not all the other env variables to be able to import qgis libraries...


**My bad, I din't commit properlly, there is fixes for overclock and emmc, also wifi and etc**


src/Команда.os

В тот же вывод?


Beyond1Airloop (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (2417 of 2417 tests passed, 584 test warnings)

 * 584 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 495 tests had: BND diffs.

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can you take a look at my current patch please?
https://github.com/cgzones/debian-package-refpolicy/blob/management/debian/patches/0504-add-monit-module.patch


Done. Thanks for pointing it out :palm_tree:


it is now here https://github.com/LibreTime/libretime/commit/276a69aa1bef527260efc170d7caab7d04b4ca13


I Meant that blue still has trouble*


Well, it just turns out that I have various repositories at various levels. Some are project repos, some are settings files like user profile settings or IDE settings that I have kept under version control.


## don't call it a comebackhop786243/December

[Getting Started.pdf](https://github.com/fuzzPnutt/hip-hop-music/files/786244/Getting.Started.pdf)

.2016.pdf)


The reason is
```
 * econf: updating ring-project/client-uwp/contrib/qrencode-win32/use/config.sub with /usr/share/gnuconfig/config.sub
 * econf: updating ring-project/client-windows/winsparkle/3rdparty/wxWidgets/config.guess with /usr/share/gnuconfig/config.guess
```


:abc: never my strong point.
Thanks!


qqq


Let keep the job up
![8d6da720-1bff-4ceb-bf4e-e47f4fdd805c-1946-000001048d67c18f_tmp](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/24503488/23107112/7799fa7e-f6b4-11e6-813b-740ba7ec7cb4.png) pizza, party. 🎶🤙🏽💨

[Uploading aws-mturk-clt 2.zip…]()


[export 2.zip](https://github.com/fuzzPnutt/hip-hop-music/files/786254/export.2.zip)


this what I got
pi@Clock:~ $ lsusb
Bus 001 Device 004: ID 0d8c:000c C-Media Electronics, Inc. Audio Adapter
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 0424:ec00 Standard Microsystems Corp. SMSC9512/9514 Fast Ethernet Adapter
Bus 001 Device 002: ID 0424:9514 Standard Microsystems Corp.
Bus 001 Device 001: ID 1d6b:0002 Linux Foundation 2.0 root hub
pi@Clock:~ $ cat /proc/asound/cards
 0 [ALSA           ]: bcm2835 - bcm2835 ALSA
                      bcm2835 ALSA
 1 [Set            ]: USB-Audio - C-Media USB Headphone Set
                      C-Media USB Headphone Set at usb-3f980000.usb-1.2, full speed
pi@Clock:~ $ C


Lgtm


ninja'd

i had this staged for commit.

Thumbs up for fixing it


Method description should detail that it sets/gets the opacity in the slice view.


Done.


hey @mmckegg, as a note, on debian linux this requires you have `libx11-dev` installed so it can compile `keyboard-layout`.


Good idea! I created #1873 to ensure that all collections do it.


Ping @X-Anonymous-Y, @brunomnsilva, @abdullahseba
Will need minor corrections to your translations for those new keys


Bij pad planning er nog bijzetten hoe dat we gaan draaien.
E.g. rijden -> stilstaan en draaien -> rijden of bochten implementeren ( Wat is de meest ideale bocht?)


@Rocky640 yes it was by design, to avoid the double popcount in endgames (where the bonus was 0 anyway).

I tried to put it at the beginning of evaluate_threats() and various tweaks with mobilityArea, but couldn't get any promising result in local tests. Maybe the concept is not orthogonal enough to mobility after all...


I don't quite understand why the whole file shows as different while it looks pretty much the same. Any way to edit it to only see the actual changes?


Very :P


Allow  Update  changes with"1 parent c660cd8 commit 583403609ea7de946196c0b5040c00bef41bd925", Add also "https://status.github.com/api.json", "https://status.github.com/api/last-message.json",  "https://status.github.com/api/messages.json", "https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/JSONP", "fix-ellipsis", via Comment on this commit


We should start a discussion about this.

I'd like to switch to a 256MB fat32, that we just create with newfs_msdos


This looks good keep going


Very nice, thank you! Two things I wonder :
- Should we have that option in model display node and not display node?
- Could we use that opportunity to update the interface? At least move the opacity (3d) to the same widget (qMRMLDisplayNodeWidget and not the colors)


a comment


sa7it a omrane


This branch contains:
1. Incoming data set
2. R code to create tidy data
3. Result tidy data file
4. Code book to explain data structure

=====


You have 7 placeholder and using only six property in request.body,
you need to add another one for article_id after request.body.body


ghfffffff


typo here, didn't you mean NOISE_TEX_HEIGHT


Indeed :) nevermind, sorry.


we need to delete a article from articles table base on article_id, so this line should be --> WHERE article_Id = $1


hhhhhhhhh


*Initial (/ﾟДﾟ)/


Need a findBoards command to reset the boards[] status array, so we can number from address 1


Attribute(s) will show up as null in staffSubmitQuiz.jsp (redirected there later).


did you mean on the <div> part because I already removed the <body> tag


Thanks for publishing!


Great commit bro
- it is succint
- it is good


then you should put 1 in the config
```
{
     module: 'MMM-voice',
     position: 'top_right',
     config: {
         microphone: 1
     }
 }
```


src/Команда.os

А какие еще варианты?


did you mean on the @ at the beginning or the div tags


I see that you managed to work out how to fix this.  This a very badly documented piece of code, so I'm always left guessing.  I would never have guessed your solution.


Great :)

Here is some enhancements:

* Use re.compile, its alot faster and will also improve the readablity of the code
* Create sub procedures for sanitize, name_append, and convert_project and convert_benchmark. Rule of thumb, a procedure should not be over 20 lines. System critical code like santiation should not be over 5.
* The entire class stores very little state. Rewriting into two procedures makes more sense?


Let's go to http://people.tamu.edu/~haoranwang ! Guys!


Beyond1Airloop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (2457 of 2457 tests passed, 588 test warnings)

 * 588 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 498 tests had: BND diffs.

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


src/Команда.os

Ты про #18 ?
сделаю позже, как и наметил в milestone


Did you mean `&&`?


Put together PR ( https://github.com/conda-forge/conda-smithy/pull/460 ), which will change this. If a git repo is to be created, it will be created initially and all changes will be added to it directly.


@j-f1 ah, you're right! thanks for the catch.. fixing now


Beyond1Airloop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-cppcheck-1.61: OK (0 of 0 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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


There shouldn't have been any breaking changes with my event gen refactor. Make sure you run a `gradle build` locally to generate the event factory.


sa7it a fraj


It didn't actually work, which did surprise me. To be honest, it's probably better I did this anyway...


If you are still going to update it, I have the wifi fix, I just couldn't test it because I don't have my device
I'm also looking forward to unify my kernel with yours because now I'm going to focus on aosp roms :)


support json as input parameter


We should avoid raw HTML.


I'm curious, what are you working on that necessitates this?


Merissa Joubert 15062440


VS-coil-gaps (EnergyArchmage) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (1840 of 1843 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.png) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-99.84%25-yellow.png) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-71.29%25-green.png)


@nyalldawson done for the browser.


I don't feel strongly, but I do generally prefer out/ref (unless I need to pass null, in which case I'll often have two DllImports), because it's much harder to get it wrong. You can't accidentally pass null. You can't accidentally pass an invalid address. And it's much harder to accidentally pass an unpinned location.


Does this really work? What about options like `-v 100`?


@dualspiral: Can you join `#spongedev`? This change should have been completely transparent to plugins, and I want to fix any issues that have come up.


src/Команда.os

Нет, скорее про то, что вывод из стдаут и стдерр лучше разделять и представлять два отдельных метода для доступа к ним


Aargh I messed the commit description up! I accidentally pressed [Enter]... Well, nevermind. What I actually wanted to say was that I'm moving the example file as tutorial to a full README.md tutorial! Because let's be honest: Markdown looks *way* better than plain text! 😝


Not relevant to the issue


To fix NoneType, handling must be done at the find_gene() method. Perhaps return GeneExpressionSet w/ name and empty RNA sequence data.


typo: depth=8


Also put an indicator if gene was not found (in tuple?) to avoid calling find_correlation() since that method is an expensive operation.


This example is incorrect.


Beyond1Airloop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1247 of 1247 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

![Build Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/build%20status-passing-green.png) ![Test Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/tests%20passed-100.0%25-green.png) ![Coverage Badge](http://img.shields.io/badge/coverage%20status-36.76%25-green.png)


Beyond1Airloop (mjwitte) - 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.png)


actually from https://github.com/nylas/nylas-mail/commit/7b3c4a2c5b2343854243c44adaa25df3d3c7b414, it looks like we need `sudo aptitude install libxext-dev libxtst-dev libxkbfile-dev`. and... confirmed it works!


red


Que bueno que colocaste el meta


GOST implementation open legal way for use i2pd on business and ... in Russia, thanks.


Interesante nombre


Login PHP facebook.

Se codifica lo requerido para login con facebook, tener en cuenta por seguridad no indico mi ID ni el SECRET de la aplicación creada en facebook, para la ejecución se deben cambiar según su proyecto, en la ruta Login_PHP_facebook-config-facebook.php.

Previos
* Tener o crear cuenta en Facebook.
* Tener o crear cuenta en Facebook Developers https://developers.facebook.com/
* Crea una aplicación para uso de ID y SECRET. https://developers.facebook.com/apps
* habilitar API y crear consultas, hacer pruebas.
* Leer la información y verificar cambios.

Clases
Nota: Se uso un árbol de carpetas para embeber de composser a SDK4 de facebook.

Login_PHP_facebook:
index.php:
Tiene el código para generar el botón y logo de facebook para el login "tener en cuenta que el css fue traído de bootstrapcdn"

*app:
	stat.php:
	Llama y carga clases index.php, facebook.php, y autoload.php.
	autoload.php usamos algunos parámetros de logueo del sdk4 php de developers facebook.
	facebook.php usamos parámetros de inicio de sesión y trabajamos con facebookSession.

	logout.php:
	Terminar la sesión y redirigir al index.php para poder cerrar sesión.

*config:
	facebook.php:
        Hace la consulta al API con el ID y SECRET y realizamos Scopes teniendo en cuenta lo que el SDK
        permite traer ojetos con uso correcto del get, "tener en cuenta que datos como lista de amigos no
        permite por seguridad de facebook".

*vendor:
	*composser: Recopilar las versiones y tener el sdk4 php de facebook sin tener que hacer el reqiure de
         cada una de sus clases.

	*facebook:
           *PHP-sdk-v4: Almacena el SDK4 php de developerFacebook que da licenciamiento para usar el API.


@jimmyt857 Should this ampersand be removed here?


picture does not display.


LGTM


merge all


@lambdaupb I work now on the mono-download of the remote content.
Actually, I wanted your opinion about this thought.

For me, there are two different download behaviours for three different scenarios:
1. the remote content length is known, and the server is using partial content -> multi-thread behaviour ;
2. the remote content length is known but the server doesn't use partial content -> mono-thread behaviour ;
3. the remote content length can't be known via a `HEAD` request -> mono-thread behaviour.

Do you agree with that?
I think also that we can find a _tricky_ solution to the third scenario, to accelerate the download...


I think this fixes a bug actually


@marklu Why did you decide position should be rounded to the nearest pixel value?


depending on `~0.14.0` forces webpack to bundle that version, even though I have `0.15.x` already installed.

:cry:


You could clean up all this code by simply checking if the network starts with `xb` using an `indexOf` check and if that is not the case, default to playstation.

Example: https://github.com/DestinyTheGame/destiny-api/blob/master/index.js#L376

Just something that caught my eye, carry on with the good work guardian :)


@4thwind Should we calculate deadband before or after squaring inputs? Do you think it matters?


Yeah that was a bugfix


I'm not happy with the way TreeNodes are removed. There's definitely some obvious memory leaks and deletion issues, but I was trying to get a little progress on TreeState so I hacked together a disgusting set of horrible code. We'll definitely need to revisit these, so I'll add this as an issue.


primera modificacion


good stuff :+1:


hi


Commit https://github.com/puppylinux-woof-CE/woof-CE/commit/b3c7cf487fea9b17b4b89a516c7e5fd8057f3008 makes the menu to download firmware a tarball or clone/update local repo of http://git.kernel.org/cgit/linux/kernel/git/firmware/linux-firmware.git before compiling the kernel. So everything must be in place before compiling the kernel.

Something similar is to be applied to aufs and aufs-util... although I can't clone aufs-util from sourceforge.. there's an error (git:// & https://). There should be a github mirror.


Beyond1Airloop (mjwitte) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2423 of 2423 tests passed, 587 test warnings)

 * 587 tests had: AUD diffs.
 * 497 tests had: BND diffs.

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You should apply the same for `plain`


gah, I'm doing that, then going to sleep.


Lint: should be a space between # and ugh


I can't right now as I'm heading to bed, but if it helps, I keep having to switch between API 5 and API 6 because I cater for a breaking change. I wonder if it's not coping with that.

It's Gradle complaining that the event factory isn't there, which I suspect you've gathered!


@gauntface  BUG: This needs to be `subscriptionObject.endpoint.indexOf('...') > -1`


LGTM!


I'm trying to split up the EFI refactor patch as much as I can.  With
the GELI stuff, it ends up needing about 300K or so, so I bumped it to 512K.

The EFI spec, if I recall, guarantees a 200MB ESP, so I'd recommend
doing a 200MB image.  Technically, a 256MB image would be out of compliance.

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Hi, @nguyenhoan
Q1- yes
Q2- checking particular argument instead of type to be sure that there was method call with expecting parameter
Q3- particular argument check
Q4- no. I'm not sure that we can derive expecting argument easily and unambiguously from the program context)


consider one question per activity (multiple activities)


2.2 even @Espionage724


A very, very common design convention is to put ALL your View findById calls inside onCreate. Your view definitions would be private at the top


Alterei aqui para testar o comando git add -i


Estava analisando aqui, o programa que está fora da pasta 'loto', é feito em powerbasic e o que está dentro da pasta é feito em visual basic.
A dll está em assembler, e foi feita em powerbasic, como está documentada, já entendi como funciona, ela funciona gerando todas as combinações possíveis para 6 números.
Este meu programa que está no github, faz justamente a mesma coisa, entretanto, ela gera combinações para quina, megasena e lotofacil, entretanto, a geração das combinações não é tão eficiente igual a este programa, ele utiliza assembly e armazena cada número em um único byte, onde no meu programa, eu armazeno em um Integer.
O problema no programa que vc enviou é que ao gravar no arquivo demora muito.
As combinações, são geradas similar ao que meu programa faz, ele vai incrementando a última posição, quando o valor da posição atingir o último número, ele incrementa o valor do número que está à esquerda e verifica se o número é o último número.
Este programa que está no meu github ltk_analisador_gerador, gera todas as combinações possíveis para a lotofacil, com 15, 16, 17, e 18 números, megasena, quina.

Vou instalar o visual studio 6, e analisar o código visual basic, e vou analisar aqui, e te retorno a informação.


Actually it doesn't have to return std::string, it only has to return something that is implicitly constructible as std::string. The compiler is smart enough to know this, so it allows the custom format function to return const char*.


consider switch statement


creacion de index


sur la branche gary2 j'ai corrigé ta fonction françois qui à l'air de marcher, j'ai alors essayé de commencer à faire le BOT niveau 0 (qui mets un pion de façon completement aléatoire)


Find a way not to have to call these methods manually. Android knows to call a views onClick listener if you set in the xml layout (I encourage you to find out why that's true)


incorrect callback url on New Invoices Payments even when payment is Cancelled by User


Took you long enough ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°)


die


NFC,  L2TP, SCSI_UFSHCD_PLATFORM, INPUT_JOYSTICK, TOUCHSCREEN_SYNAPTICS, CONFIG_ION, REGULATOR_FAN?...  :D


StringBuilder?


Fixes #58


Digging into this further, I think the code at https://github.com/puma/puma/blob/master/lib/puma/reactor.rb#L63-L70 is assuming that if the `client` has been returned from the `select(3)` call, then it must be in a useful state, and should not remove it from the timeout list so it can keep on using it.

However, the man page for `select(3)` suggests that it can return a descriptor for other reasons:

> A descriptor shall be considered ready for reading when a call to an input function with O_NONBLOCK clear would not block, whether or not the function would transfer data successfully. (The function might return data, an end-of-file indication, or an error other than one indicating that it is blocked, and in each of these cases the descriptor shall be considered ready for reading.)

I'm currently unsure how to proceed exactly, but it seems like the code block mentioned above needs to take this into account and conditionally purge the descriptor from the timeout list only if it makes sense to do so.


Im just lazy


do you really need to wrap the RadioGroup in a RelativeLayout? find out


Looks to break ethercalc

https://github.com/audreyt/ethercalc/issues/492


Do you need to wrap this in another View. If you think so, research how Views like EditText, TextView, etc compare to ViewGroups like RelativeLayout and Linearlayout. What do they have in common?


256MB is the minimum size of a fat32 with 4k sectors.
Anyway, what you have here is good, we'll sort out the proper ESP later.


(1) I added a menu and collapse button to App.js. Change the css of 'body' to {left: 0} and the css of '.menu' to {display: none} for the onClick of the collapse button.

(2) The menu should add the '.active' class to the '.sidetab' of the current page, so for example if you were browsing Fall 2016, then the first side tab should be highlighted.

(3) Right now, the live table of contents for each individual test will highlight the current question starting from when you've reached the first one. In the time before scrolling to the first question, the first question should still be highlighted by using the '.active' class, even if we haven't reached it yet.


Should be changed cf http://stackoverflow.com/a/17914172


I have two fragments of the EFI refactor patch including this one that
are ready to go.  I'm putting them both up.

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Hi @ljakab
We are a team of researchers from Iowa State, The University of Texs at Dallas and Oregon State University, USA. We are investigating common/repeated code changes.
We have four short questions regarding the change in the image below which is part of this commit.
![image](https://cloud.githubusercontent.com/assets/2257582/23098809/71032fa6-f61d-11e6-9b7c-f44768d197ab.png)

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another comment for astute readers - the `mana` field was basically used like an "RF" field, so I just renamed it to be clearer. No balance adjustments


Um, Little Dada?


Ashley works for npm :<


Oops, I'm confused why I did that.


You need this: https://github.com/LineageOS/android_device_qcom_common/commit/8685a572c1ba72c07d0d932e4cb4bedc6eaf5f86


Maybe this leads to : make: *** No rule to make target `/home/guaiyihu/android/laos13/out/target/common/obj/JAVA_LIBRARIES/play_intermediates/javalib.jar', needed by `/home/guaiyihu/android/laos13/out/target/common/obj/APPS/messaging_intermediates/classes-full-debug.jar'.  Stop.

Ah... I updated my code just now...


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@zwliew Thanks a lot... I'm so stupid...


https://review.lineageos.org/#/c/162391/ will fix that, just verifying it now


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hahh


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i am not satsified with this edit


True, that bears some testing. Thanks for pointing it out!


@Tortel Got it~ Thanks guy~


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I see it!


It's really bad!


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This Is my First project


VS-coil-gaps (EnergyArchmage) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2432 of 2432 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Master branch of juci-full-openwrt

https://github.com/mkschreder/juci-openwrt-feed/blob/master/juci-full-openwrt/Makefile


wakakaka


Hey @diablodiab for me scummvm crashes immediately at "start core" in the SATV on android N....
Any ideas?


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [ToJson parser](https://trello.com/c/7fS8CN0Q/10-tojson-parser)


Well, It's optional to use the api of this plugin.

The org wasn't showing up on poggit.


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等你


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