He was undoing the jekyll thing. Or maybe not. Never mind what I said in the other comments.


Fixes issue #2


Yes, it's not clean but after different test it's ok


me me l0rge papito wants herpes with sonic poops
[sonic poops](http://37.media.tumblr.com/aff1367223d38cef3cae478c7727e606/tumblr_mg2o9ecUDB1rtepu2o1_500.png)


:shipit: :shipit:


silver 6-10


,me me l0rrge paptito and i am wants HRERPES with santic pops
[sondic poop](http://37.media.tumblr.com/aff1367223d38cef3cae478c7727e606/tumblr_mg2o9ecUDB1rtepu2o1_500.png)


@cfinsness


🎺:boat:


Could you have intended to use `${$mapper->$var}[$key]` instead - because `$mapper->{$var}` is the same as `$mapper->$var`.


God damn it @runnerbeany


Pretty sure this is correct for RVG, but will not suffice for RVC instructions, where there are some additional constraints.  For example, C.LUI with rd=x2 does not exist; it is actually C.ADDI16SP in that case.  And some instructions are illegal when rd=0 and/or when imm=0.


The javadoc of `useDefaultFilters()` says that this should be `@Controller` instead.
Is there an error here ?


would you be against something like this?

```java
public void createOrUpdateSonarQubeStatus(String status, String statusDescription) {
    try {
        gitLabAPI.getGitLabAPICommits().postCommitStatus(gitLabProject.getId(), config.commitSHA(), status, config.refName(), COMMIT_CONTEXT, null, statusDescription);
    } catch (IOException e) {
        // Workaround for https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab-ce/issues/25807
        if (!e.getMessage().contains("Cannot transition status")) {
            LOG.error("Unable to update commit status", e);
        } else {
            LOG.debug("Transition status is already {}", status);
        }
    }
}
```


OK. I see it here.
But the javadoc of `useDefaultFilters()` doesn't say anything about `JsonComponent`


It seems likely the Travis CI error associated with this commit was likely caused by the AWS outage which it occurred during.


Do we need to adhere to GNU coding style here (spaces between function name and open-paren)?


Fix issue #7


It literally says that it is not a substitute for the licence. This is what would go in the readme, but the actual licence goes in here.


Should this setter be empty?


Yeah, looks sane enough to me.


Tables/#3 Table without styles/style.css

Я же тебе писал, что этого не нужно.


sick development


![](https://github.trello.services/images/mini-trello-icon.png) [Multi-pane Layouts when in Large Screens](https://trello.com/c/y57z7v1W/2-multi-pane-layouts-when-in-large-screens)


I was having trouble committing so I will post my edits here:

Cylinder Intersection:
I was having a major issue with my cube exploding so I asked for debugging help from a computer scientist (it was the night the project was due!) he suggested I take out what I had for the 'time' variable and helped me write the distance between the particle and cylinder axis equation. Also, he suggested I define my epsilon at the top since I kept using 0.5. He shared this link with me: http://www.cprogramming.com/tutorial/cpreprocessor.html Also, I received help prior to this from Alex Tuesday night.

Sphere Intersection:
 A computer scientist brought me to the worlds.cpp and showed me what variables I needed for a Sphere. From that I was able to use the cylinder file in the worlds text to insert a sphere object.


Replacing `currentLinearFeedRate` with `uuPerRev_vel` seems to work here:  https://github.com/LinuxCNC/linuxcnc/commit/c4b636162f14d5dfd07c804bdbc7ff7ebd91dee8#diff-98760fce65556957a554a779d025dbbbR2506

@robEllenberg, I'm not familiar enough to know if this is correct, can you check the top commit in my tree?

https://github.com/zultron/machinekit/tree/feature/spindle-sync-overhaul-2.7-rebase


Consider removing it if it is not being used.


Этого тоже не нужно.


thank fuck


Put lines 46-49 on one line:

```
const { vertices, edges } = graph;
```


Addresses issue #9


Have you actually tested this in production?

You made a similar change to auth_proxy and it's still broken: https://github.com/haraka/Haraka/commit/081a9abb8a8a0c162215ee8635d56e922424cfa8#diff-0189a1b7e72e585e58f7a3bbd9a797ffL98  (the whole section on SMTP continuations is broken)


-listmedia and -listdevices on a specified system will crash, however the inclusion of a wildcard will make it work. However both the Media Name, and the (brief) are blank.


merci!


This problem specifically affects drivers with image devices. I'm working
on a fix now.

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I know JS doesn't yet support this, but when using Babel, make sure to use a template literal for these types of strings.  (More for future than for here!)


Awesome stuff 👌 Thanks for doing this, and so quickly.


See Issue #7 for an action checklist


> I'd prefer "complies". It seems to be the usual term for standards.

You're right.

> Also, consider linking to the specific version of FPTF once we added the 0.0.0 Git tag to the repo.

I agree that this would be more clean, but since changes in the last digit wouldn't break compatibility, I felt like omitting it makes stuff easier because I won't have to update this `readme` everytime a bug is fixed in FPTF


This was actually a commit to specify the Python version needed as per EyeD3


why not


Avoid single-line if statements and always use `{` and `}` with if statements:

```
if (typeof this === 'object') {
    return true;
}

if (!object) {
    return false;
}
```


This was actually a commit to add Docstring as suggested by Pylint
Pylint also tells me I have improper const names, but to my understanding those are variables.


FTPF stands for [friendly public transport format](https://github.com/public-transport/friendly-public-transport-format).