Yes. I am.


Refactor_UnitarySystem (rraustad) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (3025 of 3041 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

Failures:

EnergyPlusFixture Test Summary
 * Passed: 714
 * Failed: 2

integration Test Summary
 * Passed: 621
 * Failed: 12

ZoneUnitarySysTest Test Summary
 * Passed: 7
 * Failed: 2

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ok but how can i use this testcase


This is a draconic and significantly worse code of conduct than for example Gentoo has. It mainly just lets the maintainers haphazardly ban anyone  they don't like, right?

More weirdly, isn't somehow Linus Torvalds virtually the main reason this felt "necessary". Not to me, mind you, but to your team?


You could switch this C-style comment to a C++-style one.


Log
```
Task :app:run
Sep 17, 2018 3:53:39 PM edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard.app.Loggers setupLoggers
CONFIG: Configuration done.
Sep 17, 2018 3:53:39 PM edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard.app.Loggers setupLoggers
CONFIG: Shuffleboard app version: v1.3.1-50-g74e0acd
Sep 17, 2018 3:53:39 PM edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard.app.Loggers setupLoggers
CONFIG: Running from C:\Users\daltz\Downloads\shuffleboard\app\build\classes\java\main
Sep 17, 2018 3:53:39 PM edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard.app.Shuffleboard init
INFO: Build time: 2018-09-17T19:53:39.548090700Z
Sep 17, 2018 3:53:39 PM edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard.app.plugin.PluginLoader load
INFO: Loading plugin edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard:Base:1.0.2
Sep 17, 2018 3:53:39 PM edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard.app.plugin.PluginLoader load
INFO: Loaded plugin edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard:Base in 170ms
Sep 17, 2018 3:53:39 PM edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard.app.plugin.PluginLoader load
INFO: Loading plugin edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard:NetworkTables:2.0.0
Sep 17, 2018 3:53:39 PM edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard.app.plugin.PluginLoader load
INFO: Loaded plugin edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard:NetworkTables in 24ms
Sep 17, 2018 3:53:39 PM edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard.app.plugin.PluginLoader load
INFO: Loading plugin edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard:CameraServer:2.0.0
Sep 17, 2018 3:53:39 PM edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard.plugin.cameraserver.CameraServerPlugin onLoad
INFO: OpenCV version: 3.2.0
Sep 17, 2018 3:53:40 PM edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard.app.plugin.PluginLoader load
INFO: Loaded plugin edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard:CameraServer in 163ms
Sep 17, 2018 3:53:40 PM edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard.app.plugin.PluginLoader load
INFO: Loading plugin edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard:POWER UP:1.0.0
Sep 17, 2018 3:53:40 PM edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard.app.plugin.PluginLoader load
INFO: Loaded plugin edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard:POWER UP in 6ms
WARNING: An illegal reflective access operation has occurred
WARNING: Illegal reflective access by impl.org.controlsfx.ReflectionUtils (file:/C:/Users/daltz/.gradle/caches/modules-2/files-2.1/org.controlsfx/controlsfx/9.0.0/8e009b653a2a6eb3336016ad314c040e72395914/controlsfx-9.0.0.jar) to method com.sun.javafx.css.StyleManager.getInstance()
WARNING: Please consider reporting this to the maintainers of impl.org.controlsfx.ReflectionUtils
WARNING: Use --illegal-access=warn to enable warnings of further illegal reflective access operations
WARNING: All illegal access operations will be denied in a future release
NT: connect() to localhost port 1735 timed out
Sep 17, 2018 3:53:41 PM edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard.app.MainWindowController initialize
INFO: Setting up plugins in the UI
Sep 17, 2018 3:53:41 PM edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard.app.Shuffleboard init
WARNING: Took 1193ms to load the main FXML
NT: connect() to localhost port 1735 timed out
NT: connect() to localhost port 1735 timed out
NT: connect() to localhost port 1735 timed out
Sep 17, 2018 3:53:45 PM edu.wpi.first.shuffleboard.app.Shuffleboard start
WARNING: Took 6002ms to start Shuffleboard
```


I don't have any particular reason to think they are related, other than that they both pertain to passed pawn evaluation.  I'm just (perhaps unusually) nervous about interactions between patches, because I've been surprised many times before (i.e., the Overload-Connectivity interaction).

You can also omit `bool` if you like; `4 + (r == RANK_7)` gives the same bench.


It seems that there is no Free API for Wunderground----
Sorry, I was to fast and clicked at the submit button...


Your ads still aren't working.


Very interesting, I wonder what the difference is? Sure, can you let me know a secure channel to get a couple of them to you? I will do that once I finish tying a bow around the ability to get details about the media databases in each mounted slot (name, creation date, track and playlist count, size, free space, and most importantly for us, if there is a rekordbox database there: you need to know that in order to send the right kind of request to get the root menu for that slot, and I am also wrapping up the ability to navigate the entire CDJ menu tree)!


ya, my keyboard is fucking up again. Its a known issue with logitech keyboards that they refuse to fix. i thought i caught them all.


ah, I see... I'm using 18.03 so this was not removed it's just not yet in stable, sorry!


you have to enter mirrors into the browser search, but the function called is mirror. So, for convenience's sake, use the same name, but know that the app.route name is the name you use to call the func, regardless of that funcs name.


develop (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1746 of 1746 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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GET is the assumed method, so it is not necessary


Good syntax here.


readme file create


I like your use of the degrees symbol.


@Sazu1985 something wrong?


测试


Copyright (C) <2018>  <Daniel Randa> <www.nerd-tech.net>


So I am having a hard time getting the "tea of the month" section to look like the one in the example with the 3 blocks with space between/ around in the first row and then the 2 on the bottom. I am also having a hard time with the locations and getting them to be their own each separate box. I am also having a hard time formatting the text within the location blocks.. help?


[``](`url`)


如果有pic_path作主键，有的mysql版本会报错， 因为主键的大小有限制。


Okay that makes sense, Ill change that


Yep make it a more usable library i like it


develop (mjwitte) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (2379 of 2379 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Yes, I've seen the append and pop method used in many examples.


This doesnt seem to work for some reason....adding an author property to newComment doesnt work.  req.user._id doesnt get added.    fixed in later commits as also had to call .save() on the comment that is saved by mongoose in the else block of the cb


Okay, I can see your point regarding the problem this will cause as it never iterates the whole list.


change icon on bot

:package: demo


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  :clapper: cypress test video


querying users/anything works now. This means that db.get(name) wasn't working right.


The subtlety of this code is
 for (int j = 0; j < i; j++) {
                if (arr[j] == arr[i])
                    if(dppp[i] == dppp[j])
                        dpcnt[i] -= dpcnt[j];
           }
It can deal with the data.
10
7 5 4 3 9 8 7 3 3 3
the arr[7] has two longeat decreasing subsequences, 7 5 4 3 and 9 8 7 3, the 7 5 4 3 is the same as arr[3], so there is only one lds.


@Kasukoi
According to internal discussion, lowercase may be more comfortable we thought.
If you think uppercase should be correct, then I will communicate again.
Thank you so much for your continued attention!


Doesn't. This likely means that the <> allows for the query to be passed as a variable in the function. Next step is to test if users_name(random_var_name) works, or if the argument has to be the same as whatever is between the <>


Two followup questions:

First: If the calling code was not compiled with (not safe), then the calling code should have invoked the interrupt/stack handling logic shouldn't it?

Second: What is the mechanism that causes code compiled with (not safe) to cause stack overflow? Also, we are talking about the C stack here right?


This not working, Then I found out that this is not working well.
I've been changing on desc to asc but it never changes the probelms ```scope :recent, -> { order(created_at: :desc) }```


Yes!


java.info第一次使用git的共享我的代码


Hmm... maybe it should be updated when it changes gender.


Code failed, saying: TypeError: users_name() got an unexpected keyword argument 'name'
Leads me to believe that whatever is between carrots <> and in the function argument must be the same


代码内容


159313706_Issue#6796 (mjwitte) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (3011 of 3011 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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Need to change vm to headless when lanuched.


Can we make this change now please.


Last login: Sun Sep 16 23:39:34 on ttys000
AlanadeMBP:~ alana$ pyhon3
-bash: pyhon3: command not found
AlanadeMBP:~ alana$ r = 0.05 / 12
-bash: r: command not found
AlanadeMBP:~ alana$ python3
Python 3.7.0 (v3.7.0:1bf9cc5093, Jun 26 2018, 23:26:24)
[Clang 6.0 (clang-600.0.57)] on darwin
Type "help", "copyright", "credits" or "license" for more information.
>>> r = 0.05 / 12
>>> n = 20 * 12
>>> p = 10000000
>>> a = p * ( r * (1 + r) ** n) / ((1 + r) ** n - 1)
>>> print(a)
65995.57392166588
>>> m = 0
>>> outstanding = p
>>> interest_in_instalment = r * outstanding
>>> principal_in_instalment = a - r * outstanding
>>> outstanding = outstanding - principal_in_instalment
>>> print(...)
Ellipsis
>>> print(p)
10000000
>>> print(outstanding)
9975671.092745
>>> print(outstanding)
9975671.092745
>>> m=1
>>> m = 1
>>> outstandig =p
>>> interest_in_instalment = r * outstanding
>>> principal_in_instalment = a - r * outstanding
>>> outstanding = outstanding - principal_in_instalment
>>> print(...)
Ellipsis
>>> print(outstanding)
9951240.815043105
>>> m = 2
>>> print(outstanding)
9951240.815043105
>>> m = 3
>>> print(outstanding)
9951240.815043105
>>> m = 4
>>> print(outstanding)
9951240.815043105
>>>


ur under arrest


pascal


Yeah actually I didn't think of it... but what this would actually do is overwrite, or create a new reference to a "file". So if you do use the keyword for something else like you did here then if file is used somewhere else in the project then the developer or user will get the behaviour of what you have mutated file to.

In this case you didn't actually do anything to file so... technically fine. More just bad practice and a habit not to get into doing.


B


index.html is the updated file name so I updated index.html


updated


@DankNissan, Please give more detail in your commit messages so I will know what you have committed.


Well depends on how you interact with git. I assume you are using windows git GUI of some sort? I'm not exactly sure how you would do it in that case. I typically prefer just using the command line as it gives you a bit more control in my opinion.

I'm actually in the process of refreshing myself on how all this works on windows... it's been a while. But it looks like you can install "git bash". Which gives you a bit more linux/unix like git usage which is what it was originally intended for.

Then to avoid a mass add of things in your commit, or just another chance to review what you are committing then I typically use.

`git add -p`

Doing a git add with the option -p, it steps through interactively each chunk of code you are modifying so you can choose to include it, or not include it in the commit. So in a way it highlights all your potential changes. So something like this is easier to catch.


Please use indenting to keep things organized.


This has nothing to do with ```(not safe)``` or ```(not interrupts-enabled)```.  The point is that ```thread-receive!``` may consume stack space quicker than expected (when suspending threads), so it is important to check for stack msection overflows when ```thread-receive!``` returns.  Not the C stack... the Scheme stack msection.


refactored setState() to use prevState instead of directly modifying this.state


@DuncanAntich, please give more detailed commit messages so I know what was committed.


@ozairm19, please remember to commit changes so I can see your work. This commit only contains a readme file and the package.bluej file.


+ #include "Globals/ObjectMgr.h"


Wat @yenda :D


Yeah on a second look, I don't see that Spark would unmarshal XML, so I don't know if it's even affected. Thanks!


Otherwise looks good to me, with the changes:

Acked-by: Pierre Moreau <pierre.morrow@free.fr>


lul i suck at blender so i just used a cube


The framework relies on results being None (unfortunately).  This comes from the bottom layers.


Created multidev environment [terc-teacher-leadership#ci-5](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/0288ffc4-d600-4966-bc35-7ae7c30823a4#ci-5).

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Refactor_UnitarySystem (rraustad) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (3025 of 3041 tests passed, 2 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 1 test had: BND diffs.
 * 1 test had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.

Failures:

EnergyPlusFixture Test Summary
 * Passed: 714
 * Failed: 2

integration Test Summary
 * Passed: 621
 * Failed: 12

ZoneUnitarySysTest Test Summary
 * Passed: 7
 * Failed: 2

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Wo da ein Problem ist, habe ich jetzt nicht verstanden.


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SDK design toolkit initial commit


Is epsilon21 even possible?  I thought only 15-16 digits of precision is available to a double.


part of the problem with using the `user` model is that per GDPR, we have to delete almost all information about a user when they submit an account deletion request..


I would LOVE to do that, but I tried a number of different things (e.g., `from __future__ import absolute_import`, etc.) but could not figure out a way to get around the runtime error produced when attempting to use the docker API (i.e., the `import docker` becomes ambiguous).  We had the same issue with kubernetes, that's why the process proxy file is named k8s.py - although I didn't spend as much time with that one.  Since there isn't a good abbreviation for `docker`, I used `dpp.py`.  I'd really like to change all the process proxy files to have a `_pp` suffix, but that was disruptive.

If anyone can get this work, I'm all for changing it back to `docker.py`!


What the hell Linus?

Do not do this. Look what happened to Shuttleworth when he tried doing "the right thing" with his code of conduct, trying to play by sjw gender fluid morality; He is called a sexist regardless.
http://geekfeminism.wikia.com/wiki/Mark_Shuttleworth_at_Linuxcon
You cant win.

You said it yourself; "Im not sure what gender has to do with programming..."


Now everything is fine.


Department of, not if in your affiliation ?


to avoid duplicates if on EMU have B0 in several habitats.


Maybe do something similar to `nv50_ir_ra.cpp`, where `<unordered_map>` is used if `__cplusplus >= 201103L` is true, `<tr1/unordered_map>` otherwise, for standard libraries that did not keep the tr1 headers around.


CLOCK


Таким образом ты оставляешь пользователю твоего класса очень легкий способ ошибиться.

Обычно надо избегать возможности ошибиться настолько, насколько это возможно. Хотя бывают нюансы, но тут их нет и про них долго рассказывать, так что потом как-нить.

В данном случае можно:
А) Сортировать массив прям в конструкторе - это проще
Б) Сортировать массив при первом обращении к методу Find - это чуть-чуть сложнее, но оптимальнее, если часто бывают случаи когда массив создают, а потом в итоге в нем не ищут или ищут не сразу.

В любом из этих вариантов метод BubleSort должен быть приватным.


Seeing this line repeated all over the place makes me wonder if the function can't do that itself. Is the `self.lhs.type` case below really different?


Indentation?


It might be good to combine both simplifications and ensure it passes -3,1.  agree?


Missing space between `LValue` and `*`.


Successfully aliased the URL <https://percy-isomorphic-euzadxgsmh.now.sh> to the following alias.

* https://percy-isomorphic.now.sh


Missing space between `Value` and `*&`.


Любопытно, что ты сам тут же ошибся и BubleSort забыл вызвать)


I adapted those changes in Toxantron/scrumonline#85 through a lot of git history hacking. I'll create a second commit/PR for your JIRA specific changes.


@chaos-generator  “Inside every large program is a small program struggling to get out”:
See https://github.com/openscoring/openscoring/blob/master/openscoring-client/src/main/java/org/openscoring/client/DirectoryDeployer.java


А вижу, ты его каждый раз вызываешь, но это тоже не вариант, так как дорого.


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which version of vEOS are you running that supports mlag?


@FrogCast that's hypocrite


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It's just `DiscourseUser`. `Dao` is a layer that stores (executes SQL) data.


@burrelle did you plan to use highlight.js like this from the start or did you (also) encounter problems using it with laravel-mix?


Now cannot deploy because all the allocated instances are in use.
You can either [upgrade](https://zeit.co/account/plan) your plan or [down scale](https://zeit.co/docs/getting-started/scaling) existing [deployments](https://zeit.co/dashboard/deployments).


A instrução deve ser implementado no método execute()


◆B4nFWraU42さん、早速実況の情報をありがとうございます！
見始めました。まだ最後まで見られていませんが、受け身体制でのプレイ以外も参考になります。手紙の読み進めと「閉」ボタンはスムーズにプレイいただいていて、ヒントを加えて良かった…と思いました。


On line 355, why is
            'hidden': True,
?


compilation seems to be okay .. its a linker problem.

But I have no idea what this mean. Maybe a missing compiler flag related to macos? Unfortunately I don't have access to any macos hardware to test it.


it’s not clear to me from reading the policy whether the scope consists of
peertube code itself, the official test instances, or any instance
On Mon, Sep 17, 2018 at 12:11 PM Rigel Kent <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

> Systems covered by the vulnerability. This is basically saying a
> vulnerability of PeerTube cannot be used as a pretext for a wider range of
> activities.
>
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> Reply to this email directly, view it on GitHub
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@burrelle oh, so I guess you didn't encounter a warning from mix saying don't import css files (highlight.js themes) into sass files.


You can replace `(*it).second` with `it->second`; `(*it)` seems to only be used when required `(*it)->getSrc()` for example.


I added an .editorconfig file to help keeping a consistent code style.


No. I didn't run into that. @raniesantos


test comment


A safer approach would be something like this:

```py
if j['mime_type'] and j['mime_type'].lower().startswith('text/html'):
```


Idk if it correct place to write but i want to see black clover anime and TV said "ZeroDivisionError: division by zero"


Could you please help with this line? I wanted to get duplicates, through 2 loops, but doesn't work


I guess I should say more that the CDN is limiting in the number of languages that it supports but so far has been fine for my two blog posts. @raniesantos


absolutely no, this is rather a late-night-braindump than a customer-ready documentation. Please fixup markup, correct spelling, feel free to remove unrelated/redundant things, and please please rewrite passages that make no sense.


OK. You probably have a mismatch between the JDK building the JAR and the JRE running it.

I've only seen examples of this where the app was compiled on Java 8 and runs on 9/10, which doesn't seem to be the case here since Shuffleboard can't build on 8.


Because if the original WARC record did not have a `content-type` header, then `warcio` will return `None` ([as per the source](https://github.com/webrecorder/warcio/blob/95d5dcd3cc3b61f6e276fcaf32ad1830e4211a72/warcio/statusandheaders.py#L30-L40)). Also, you never know if someone has the content-type `nottext/html`.


I back up the suggestion from @FrogCast above. Code of conduct should be:

    Tell the truth.
    Dont break userspace.
    ~~8~~ 4 spaced Tabs or gtfo


if you're super opposed to this, you're probably the toxic type that shouldn't have been here to begin with. maybe take a look in the mirror and see why these very reasonable guidelines upset you so much.


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@Eriner, you're absolutely right. Just pushed a new commit.


I guess we should limit the scope to officiall test instances for now.
cc @Chocobozzz


Remember the good old days where people just cared about making things better and did not need someone to tell them how to behave? Back in those days there were women and minorities working in the IT field and made a huge contribution to it. We did not need someone enforcing rules for how people should behave towards each other and it was considered normal for people to just behave decently toward each other regardless of people's gender and ethnicity.

Nowadays SJW driven ideologies are dividing people into groups. They are making the opposite of what they are designed to do. Women are reminded that men want to assault them 24/7 by fake articles in the media and women believe that everything in the workspace is racist. Men see more and more legislation that should protect the work space from sexism by excluding men from it and realise that those new rules are actually sexist. Black people are also told that every white person and especially white men are nazis.

All of this just divides people. Stop making rules that end up creating the opposite thing that they were designed to do.


Agreed that this is all a huge waste of time. Can't we just amend the CoC to be "be excellent to each other"?


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msvc.Debug | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/scott-schurr-rippled/job/jsonrpc-tests/3//artifact/msvc.Debug.txt) | 1033 cases, 0 failed, t: 542s | PASS :white_check_mark:
gcc.Debug | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/scott-schurr-rippled/job/jsonrpc-tests/3//artifact/gcc.Debug.txt) | 1036 cases, 0 failed, t: 291s | PASS :white_check_mark:
clang.Debug
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gcc.Debug
-Dunity=OFF | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/scott-schurr-rippled/job/jsonrpc-tests/3//artifact/gcc.Debug_Dunity_OFF.txt) | 1036 cases, 0 failed, t: 235s | PASS :white_check_mark:
msvc.Debug,
NINJA_BUILD=true | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/scott-schurr-rippled/job/jsonrpc-tests/3//artifact/msvc.Debug_NINJA_BUILD_true.txt) | 1033 cases, 0 failed, t: 547s | PASS :white_check_mark:
clang.Release
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gcc.Release
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gcc.Debug
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gcc.Debug
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gcc.Debug,
NINJA_BUILD=true | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/scott-schurr-rippled/job/jsonrpc-tests/3//artifact/gcc.Debug_NINJA_BUILD_true.txt) | 1036 cases, 0 failed, t: 275s | PASS :white_check_mark:
msvc.Debug
-Dunity=OFF | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/scott-schurr-rippled/job/jsonrpc-tests/3//artifact/msvc.Debug_Dunity_OFF.txt) | 1033 cases, 0 failed, t: 1176s | PASS :white_check_mark:
clang.Debug
-Dunity=OFF -Dsan=address,
PARALLEL_TESTS=false,
DEBUGGER=false | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/scott-schurr-rippled/job/jsonrpc-tests/3//artifact/clang.Debug_Dunity_OFF_Dsan_address_PARALLEL_TESTS_false_DEBUGGER_false.txt) | 1036 cases, 0 failed, t: 654s | PASS :white_check_mark:
msvc.Release | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/scott-schurr-rippled/job/jsonrpc-tests/3//artifact/msvc.Release.txt) | 1032 cases, 0 failed, t: 395s | PASS :white_check_mark:
clang.Debug
-Dunity=OFF -Dsan=undefined,
PARALLEL_TESTS=false | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/scott-schurr-rippled/job/jsonrpc-tests/3//artifact/clang.Debug_Dunity_OFF_Dsan_undefined_PARALLEL_TESTS_false.txt) | 1036 cases, 0 failed, t: 1169s | PASS :white_check_mark:


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changeS


does this mean that we wont be able to push locally? or we'd just have to set an env var locally for the `CIRCLE_PROJECT_OWNER_KEY` in addition to the `DOCKER_USER` and `DOCKER_PASS`?


maybe we can rename this command to be something that has the word circle in it


Só tinha esquecido de inserir o README, hehe


hmm, here the `Logs.Tag.rem facility tags`  ensure that `facility` is never output as part of `tags` -- but shouldn't there be a `let facility = if Logs.Tag.mem facility tags then use it else syslog_facility in`!?


What was the issue that required changing these to two separate classes?


Please add a corresponding TODO nearby: it will be easier to find it again later on.


Fixed.


the new release does not work, I think there is a issue in main entrance in package.json file


Is the reason for this class name change the same as above with dxs?


should also add npmignore file


Also, what is the return value for? Cause the indirect value is being returned via the third argument.


Why do they both have to be true? Output ports don't seem relevant here.


@nerd
It was never needed in the first place, only a tiny minority of people actually complained, and their complaints were not even enough to take a look at, this regression only exists to stir shit up.


A small type here was found.  It should be ` sudo systemctl enable docker.service`


it's not for you to decide

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Ah looks like the `now` `GitHub` integration works on the `master` branch now so we can remove it from our `.travis.yml`. Sweet!


Oh I assumed it had to have both properties, yeah it seems it's redundant I'll remove it


Vivement les vacances ! :-D


Any errors or omissions should be noted at <https://unicode.org/cldr/trac/newticket> and not here.  The data here is programatically generated from CLDR's XML.


@purpasmart96 well then there's no harm in adding it really if there are no issues. explicit rules are _always_ better than just like "don't be a dick lol"


it's not for you to decide


Wow... The reason people flock to Linux is because of it's no-politics and no-bullshit purity and freedom. If you want to start policing thoughts you might as well close source the whole kernel and start selling it right off of Microsoft's site.


(see ef01d32 for a proposed fix)


Is this really necessary, what kind of expression causes this?


Oh thanks, weirdly VC just ignored the marks haha


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Sry habe mich vertippt. Wollte irgendetwas sinnloses als Grund angegeben, weil ich zu Faul war zu schreiben.


Interesting code


IMHO `[null]` is quite confusing for the user maybe it should be replaced with `[root]` or `[RootClassLoader]` Can we get a test that actually demonstrates the usefulness of this feature?


Are GoogleScholar and ORCID (stored in 035 in legacy) handled here? Does they need to be?

In principle, ORCIDs are replacing INSPIRE IDs, so if a new record is created with an ORCID, we don't bother assigning an INSPIRE ID. Therefore and ORCID could appear as the advisor ID. So far this has only happened once: https://inspirehep.net/record/1413663.


> if you're super opposed to this, you're probably the toxic type that shouldn't have been here to begin with. maybe take a look in the mirror and see why these very reasonable guidelines upset you so much.

The "if you disapprove of this, then you are guilty of the behaviour this Code of Conduct wishes to wipe out from the tech industry" reply I knew was coming. A Code of Conduct that is vague in both the rules it implements and the consequences for those who are deemed to step out of line. A Code of Conduct that both the creator of and individual who committed it have violated and can be used against them. This is the danger of vague regulations, rules and laws - they can be widely interpreted and have wide reaching consequences including for those who implement it as we have seen with the European Union, the UK Government and other FOSS projects who have gone down this route.

Politics and thought policing have no place in contributing to the Linux kernel. I don't personally give any thought about someone's sexual orientation, gender, race, skin colour, disability or so forth. The only metrics which should determine what is accepted is merit, ability and if the work submitted is a net improvement.


Sry für den Grund. Wollte nur irgendetwas Sinnloses als Grund schreiben und habe mich vertippt.


nice


@MathieuAA see if this is ok for you


You can rely on the implicit render rails will do at the end of each action (even with jbuilder templates), as long as your views are at the correctly named path that rails expects -- which it looks like they are.


Hi, I want to know which connectors are used on A30 motherboard?


I think I reworked this in the next commit making one function that would populate all of the different types of <selects>...


Cheers


See comment above...


@nskool done!


Añadido


just run it?


I'd organize the code as follows:

main package: `com.espinacus.cartamasalta`
under that, every screen. For now `com.espinacus.cartamasalta.gamescreen`
for menu screen for example: `com.espinacus.cartamasalta.menuscreen`

exception could be domain classes as Asset, we can create `com.espinacus.cartamasalta.domain` for that.


вот это можно тернарником переписать


куча лишних пробелов в коде. все убрать


Ohhh I think it was an accident :P thanks for pointing it out


Não há necessidade dessa método aqui. Vocês não utilizam em mais de um ponto do código, só faz sentido se você vai reutilizar ele ao longo do método. Troquem também o nome do método pela real intenção: `getIdToCheckoutFromUser();`


Hi! This is the friendly automated conda-forge-webservice.

I updated the Github team because of this commit.

- @sylvaincorlay was added to this feedstock maintenance team.

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Will we need to track refining to display up to date cargo numbers, or do people always buy the metals?


:scream:


@vbjay got it 👌 !
I'm aware of the async part (it's a WIP, haven't filed a PR yet)


What is meant by "every time the code is reloaded" here?  Does this refer to page refresh?  Does it refer to a reload process triggered by a `reload!` call in a console?

My context for asking is that I'm trying to understand this line of the pull request at:  https://github.com/teohm/require_reloader/pull/7/files#diff-10cbf865555f200a581ee4b1b09ed2e4R84

Thank you.


Okay. Will do. You can't use symfony/finder? Can you open PR?


so many non-developers commenting on rules that developers should or should not follow lmao


Did change the line but still got the same Error. An ideas ?

def get_user_id_by_login(self, user_name):
        url_info = self.url_user_info % (user_name)
        info = self.s.get(url_info)
        json_info = json.loads(re.search(r'>window._sharedData = (.*?);</script>', info.text, re.DOTALL).group(1))
        id_user = json_info['entry_data']['ProfilePage'][0]['graphql']['user']['id']
        return id_user


yeah, refining would be great to track, me and a few other only take mining missions from the missions board we know we can fulfill from another market.

At the moment, buying the ore does not update the 'in hold' amount


1. куча лишних пробелов. нужно инденты починить еще.
2. square можно в отдельный метод вынести
3. min не нужен, можно просто sides[0], sides[1]
4. Вообще max метод не нужен, можно просто отсортировать и взять первый/последний элемент, смотря как сортировку сделать
5.


Thats fucking shit!


I know u fcking bastard


Refactor_UnitarySystem (rraustad) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (3025 of 3041 tests passed, 2 test warnings)

Messages:

 * 1 test had: BND diffs.
 * 1 test had: AUD diffs.
 * 1 test had: EIO diffs.

Failures:

EnergyPlusFixture Test Summary
 * Passed: 714
 * Failed: 2

integration Test Summary
 * Passed: 621
 * Failed: 12

ZoneUnitarySysTest Test Summary
 * Passed: 7
 * Failed: 2

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I also don't like it ;-) Was mainly necessary to avoid a potential infinite loop between getPointeeType and classifyTypeCategory. Should be improved (a lot)


Все то же самое опять. Пробелы и инденты, square можно вынести в отдельный файл.
А еще можно половину выражения из поиска x1/x2 вынести в отдельную переменную


Uh oh. I was pretty sure I’d got buying. Could you get me a copy of your `MissionAccepted` and cargo buying event?


The paper actually says that we should require the return type to be `R&`/`R*` (depending on operator) and then take `R` (which is equal to the pointee type). I.e. the paper goes the other way around and says always take the pointee type.


Перевірку на булеве значення можна написати простіше
```
if (!this.toggle) {
  ...
}
```


159313706_Issue#6796 (mjwitte) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-IntegrationCoverage-Debug: OK (2381 of 2383 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

Failures:

EnergyPlusFixture Test Summary
 * Passed: 693
 * Failed: 2

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no problem, 0.3 uploaded, get it while it's freshly bakes :)


I have a branch that does attempts to do this while parsing attributes, but I feared that I would create a lot of merge conflicts with LLVM 5, and it's not strictly necessary for the demo.
Also getting our classifyTypeCategory cache will help us alot.


It is not a good practice to store dependencies in `git`. Please remove the `lib` folder from `git`


Already changed the token... good try fellas!


```{ "timestamp":"2018-09-17T13:26:15Z", "event":"MissionAccepted", "Faction":"Jaques", "Name":"Mission_Mining", "LocalisedName":"Mine 30 units of Cobalt", "Commodity":"$Cobalt_Name;", "Commodity_Localised":"Cobalt", "Count":30, "DestinationSystem":"Ogmar", "DestinationStation":"Whirling Station", "Expiry":"2018-09-24T13:25:09Z", "Wing":false, "Influence":"Med", "Reputation":"Med", "Reward":1338148, "MissionID":419720730 }```


> And there is no more unclear way to indicate that an `initializer_list` is read-only than by taking it by `&&`.

An `initializer_list` is an indirection that denotes `const` elements: there's no decoration you can apply to it that alters that fact or makes it more or less clear. Accepting an argument by `&&` doesn't indicate modification: it only indicates that the function accepts rvalue arguments.

> Are you suggesting that w/o your technique there would be more overloads?

No, I'm pointing out that without delegation from the `initializer_list` overload to the range-accepting overload, the writer of the code must duplicate the functionality (`: Foo(x.begin(), x.end()) {}` in this case) which the reader must then deduplicate to determine that the `initializer_list` overload is equivalent to the range-accepting overload. In general, we prefer to have single source of truth.

> In general, Casey, I don't want anyone to be your stalking horse. I'd rather you came out and said "We should do things this way, and here's why"

That's what I was getting at with the "stalking horse" comment: Zach will most likely be happy to let this be my problem instead of his.


Оскільки toggle може бути або `true` або `false`, немає змісту писати `else if`, можна написати просто `else`


159313706_Issue#6796 (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)


```{ "timestamp":"2018-09-17T14:01:56Z", "event":"MarketBuy", "MarketID":128844088, "Type":"cobalt", "Count":101, "BuyPrice":861, "TotalCost":86961 }```


it is better to use `deftset` or `with-test` that `assert` in order to write unit tests


Removing the ID `cart-lineItem-select-quantity` is breaking AUT


I actually feel uncomfortable commenting here as I'm not a kernel dev...


@NilashishC thanks for fixing my previous attempt, could you please change string 66,74 and 82 to something like:
`self.assertRegexpMatches(self.str_number, r'\D{4}\s\d+.\d+.\d+')`

In that case they will match any version of VyOS, like VyOS X.X.X


While I do not disagree with most of the points in the code of conduct, I strongly disagree with this project's adoption of it. This is mainly due to the source of it, and her own beliefs and opinions which I believe are harmful to this project, and moreover, harmful to projects everywhere. This Code of Conduct was written by Coraline Ada Ehmke, and due to her previous posts on social media and elsewhere, I do not believe that she has the best interests of this project or open source as a whole at heart. I think that the Code of Conduct can and will be used to needlessly politicize the Linux kernel and create a stifling atmosphere which will make people less open and honest due to their fear of reprisals for having the "wrong" opinions. Heck, I'm using a secondary account to type this out for that exact reason.

There are other projects like Python and FreeBSD which have adopted similar Codes of Conduct, resulting in useless infighting, removing "problematic" words because of hurt feelings, and so on. I don't want to see the Linux kernel go down this path, and I say this a long time Linux user. It will create a culture where people are treated like children and pulled around by the collar and hit with the rulebook.

The biggest issue I take with what Coraline Ada Ehmke has said is the "Post-Meritocracy Manifesto". This goes against all of the values of free software. Free software is for everyone, and it is a purely meritocratic system; you put in quality code and you get recognized by the community. That's how it's supposed to work. She argues that merit is never clearly defined, which is wrong. A merit based system is one based on hard work and dedication, just like the type that Linus has put in all of these years. There is no exclusion in open source. This is a blatant lie.

From the website https://postmeritocracy.org/ (http://archive.is/o2OzZ):

> But meritocracy has consistently shown itself to mainly benefit those with privilege, to the exclusion of underrepresented people in technology. The idea of merit is in fact never clearly defined; rather, it seems to be a form of recognition, an acknowledgement that “this person is valuable insofar as they are like me.

To anyone who's celebrating this, please stop ruining nice things, and please stop picking on Linus. Linus hasn't done anything wrong. There are even rumors floating around that Linus has been blackmailed into accepting this. I didn't believe it at first but I'm having second thoughts after seeing these celebratory tweets. It truly does disgust me to see this sort of divisive behavior. If things start to go sideways, I'm going to side with whoever maintains a Linux fork WITHOUT the Code of Conduct.

And to anyone going after people involved in this in general, just stop. You're contributing to the problem, not a solution. Act like adults.


very nice!


@nerd:
>if you're super opposed to this,  you're probably the toxic type that shouldn't have been here to begin with. maybe take a look in the mirror [...]

As one of the persons who has voiced (in my opinion) [constructive but pretty strict opposition](https://github.com/torvalds/linux/commit/8a104f8b5867c682d994ffa7a74093c54469c11f#commitcomment-30536523) to this change before you posted this accusation, I observe:

"if you're super opposed to this,  you're probably the toxic type":
- Gracefully accepting constructive criticism
- Being respectful of differing viewpoints and experiences
- Showing empathy towards other community members

"shouldn't have been here to begin with":
- Using welcoming and inclusive language

How is this working?


neat!


variable "db" is created here right now


With this we also find non-member operators, and consider the correct one when overloading etc. (But we still need to add a test to show this). I think this also prefers the non-const version when there are both, so we will get the non-const deref type (which we probably want).


add the description of the functions in docstrings like this:
```clj
(def applicator
"applicator is a super cool function that"
[func number])
```


when i move it to an another file, its clear that the function cannot reach it.


That's what I wanna push it now 😄


В Angular не рекомендується напряму маніпулювати елементами ДОМа.
Замість innerHTML можна використати тернарний оператор в темплейті
```html
<button>{{toggle ? 'Hide' : 'Show'}} gallery</button>
```

Аналогічно з класом
```html
<button class="btn" [class.btn-outline-danger]="toggle" [class.btn-outline-info]="!toggle"></button>
```


its clear for me why this is happening, just no idea about a decent solution.


`(submap {:a nil} {})` should return `false` => can you fix your code?


@foxdonut
I just love it, whenever I wrote `dangerouslySetInnerHTML` I felt someone is telling me: "Hey, you stupid kid, you should write "I'm sorry for setting inner HTML" in the framework I designed. I take it easy on you and don't ask you to write it 10 times." When I saw you spent 4 of your 22 lines of code just to bypass it I was like walking in skies in joy.


merged.


Done, you can find it as arduino/ArduinoCore-avr/issues/42
For now I just created my fork of ArduinoCore-avr and push the changes to my branch.


Daniel Havlik your emails are not known to GitHub and thus it is impossible to know if you have signed the Plone Contributor Agreement, which is required to merge this pull request.

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Addition of new if condition to check whether the newitem is less than the minimum item,if yes the min will get updated


I don't think it makes sense to specify it like this. The fieldset container layout behavior will not be affected by display. Only the anonymous child box will be. One could say that the fieldset container establishes a new *fieldset* formatting context, and that this spec right here defines what that's about.

Or just leave it at "block formatting context", although I think that's slightly wrong.


all wrong, already done in caller... please ignore my comments


This commit message does not have the blank line which Git wants after the subject:

```console
$ git log -1 --format=%B ea51ea6 | cat
pkg/asset:
    Support for default values for user prompts. User is expected to hit <Enter> to select the default value.
pkg/asset/installconfig:
    Default values for aws region, libvirt url etc.

Signed-off-by: Rajat Chopra <rchopra@redhat.com>
```

Maybe you squashed and forgot to rework the commit message?

Also, there's no need for a `Signed-off-by`, since we don't define a local meaning for that tag in this repository.


This is for the legend.


Not yet in effect


And can an example with a simple numerical regression? Thank you.


I really like that you are including a message along with the status code here. I think a more verbose message might be more helpful to the developer on the other end. :)


@Rohanator9000 Usually I see asterisks used as footnotes with them not having a space before it.

https://www.really-learn-english.com/asterisk.html

So just 'Attentiveness Score *'.


nice!


This establishes a BFC for the anon box.


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````
|https://$third-party,xmlhttprequest,badfilter,domain=4chan.org|americanewshub.com|americasfreedomfighters.com|boredomtherapy.com|breakingnews.ie|bugout.news|cheapism.com|chicksonright.com|clashdaily.com|conservativeintel.com|conservativetribune.com|creepybasement.com|dccrimestories.com|eaglerising.com|freewarefiles.com|godfatherpolitics.com|healthstatus.com|honesttopaws.com|instigatornews.com|janmorganmedia.com|knowledgedish.com|lastresistance.com|legalinsurrection.com|libertyalliance.com|lifebuzz.com|madworldnews.com|makeagif.com|mentalflare.com|natureworldnews.com|newser.com|patriotnewswire.com|rpnewswire.com|sarahpalin.com|survivalnation.com|terezowens.com|thefreethoughtproject.com|thelibertydaily.com|thepolitistick.com|therealside.com|therightscoop.com|usherald.com|vgpie.com|westernjournalism.com|xtribune.com
````
or don't bother with the badfilter, because you will have to readjust ist everytime `EasyList` changes it and add
`@@||a.4cdn.org/*.json$xmlhttprequest,domain=4chan.org`


## This is a markdown file


Modification to makefile broke build on Manjaro (stable update 2018-09-13)

> $ valac --version
Vala 0.40.9


Not constantly readjusting makes sense to me. 1bb53be


Javascript in a nutshell


This is a test with dummy values.


Oh, I missed that example. All good!


Add the line


hola


eu


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Все заработало в соответствии с заданием. Обработчики на метки не получается сделать через цикл - нужно внутрь функции обработчика передать номер метки, на которой произошел клик, не знаю как это сделать. Если есть какой-то вариант - подскажи пожалуйста.


By changing type to button and removing role combobox, we have now deviated from the readonly [combobox](https://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria-practices-1.1/#combobox) pattern to the  [listbox](https://www.w3.org/TR/wai-aria-practices-1.1/#Listbox) pattern. This will cause some confusion as we are trying to map our component names to the W3C pattern names (which MIND patterns also follow).

Note that listbox is a relatively new pattern on the W3C site, it was not there before. It seems it could solve some of the problems we were experiencing on mweb (which I'm guessing were caused by the type=text). Maybe we should think about resurrecting the `ebay-listbox` component to use this simplified approach.

`
When constructing a widget that is both visually compact and enables users to choose one value from a set of discrete values, often either a listbox or menu button is simpler to implement and use. One feature of combobox that distinguishes it from both listbox and menu button is that the value of the combobox is presented in an edit field. Thus, the combobox gives users one function that both listbox and menu button lack, namely the ability to select some or all of the value for copying to the clipboard. One feature that distinguishes both combobox and menu button widgets from listbox widgets is their ability to provide an undo mechanism. In many implementations, users can navigate the set of allowed values in a combobox or menu and then decide to revert to the value the widget had before navigating by pressing escape. In contrast, navigating a listbox immediately changes its value, and escape does not provide an undo mechanism.
`


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I updated the Github team because of this commit.

- @mingwandroid was added to this feedstock maintenance team.

You should get push access to this feedstock and CI services.

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Oh wow, you're right, I need to fix that! Thank you.


رادیو حقیقت آزاد مستقل و غیر وابسته


Capital for variable name X contradicts [PEP-8](https://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0008/).


I'll remove the all traces of Java 8 from the system and test.


Could I/we get help doing this for rust? EAC has the same thing happening here but I'm not sure what to look for in registry other than RustClient.exe and there really isn't anything in there.


@ale-rt Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: https://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.caching/6/violations
```
plone/caching/hooks.py:39:49: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/caching/hooks.py:81:22: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/hooks.py:92:34: C812 missing trailing comma
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plone/caching/operations.py:30:15: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
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```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


`<iframe width="370" height="360" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/KVG3nZrUsY4" frameborder="0" allow="autoplay; encrypted-media" allowfullscreen></iframe>
`


FreeBSD 11.2-RELEASE-p3 compile fping 4.1 [**OK**]


I suggest removing the `(e.g., big endian)` part. It's a holdover from the `is-little-endian`, where the test description reads:

```
the boolean is `false` if an environment is not little endian (e.g., big endian)
```

Even there, I am wondering why we have `e.g.` and not `i.e.`?


@The-Compiler: Don't worry - it's just cosmetics and won't break anything. I'll diff agains yesterdays master tomorrow to catch all 4 commits and open an issue/PR if I find anything that needs discussion/improvement.


When you set a pair to hodl, it does not dump anything, simply passes that symbol, now this is default, if you dont define any strategy, it does do anything, before it was dumping with sell take. Syntax is same "btc-xtl": "hodl". You dont define selling prices, selltake sells with the highest buy order immediately, sellmake places order with the lowest price in sell orders and you have wait a buyer to buy it.


@rishi-rranjan Can you enable **SHOW_DEBUG_INFO** flag in VideoRenderer.h and let me know the latency? Can you also try running the DirectX server samples and tell me the numbers?


The goals are nice in theory, but seem to have been met by the prior code of conflict, and insofar as they weren't could have been with a couple revisions.

While in principle I favor vagueness, vagueness + hierarchical power + explicit responsibility for enforcement seems like a recipe for disaster; "trolling" and "harassment" mean different things to different people (and how does one commit "public harassment" without also "trolling" or "personal attacks"?) "professional setting" means different things around the world (and to a degree runs counter to the radical ideals on which free software was built), and the examples list isn't intended to be exhaustive. Guidelines need to be explicit with clear definitions and written into the code of conduct, or maintainers are left guessing about their responsibilities for enforcement and contributors guessing about what will or won't get them in trouble.

Worse, the enforcement mechanisms are deeply undemocratic and completely unacceptable.  Power is vested solely in maintainers and a technical advisory board, with no recourse short of forking should said people abuse their power or enforce things in a way which lacks community support.

Overall, the change seems more like emulation of for-profit corporations than anything approaching workers' self-management, and similar codes of conduct have led to purges and exoduses in other communities.  Bans as a "responsibility" under any circumstance run counter to the ideas of inclusiveness which this code seeks to uphold.

(Full disclosure: I'm not a coder, but I care about free software, and fear this kind of development style produces free code at the expense of human freedom.)


So I tried this. I renamed all of my Java 8 folders to have a _bak at the end, so the system doesn't try to use them. I then tried re-running the .jar in command file. Now when running via command, the splash screen appears but then it errors and crashes.
Here's a pastebin of the error. Do I really need to completely uninstall Java 8 from the system?
https://pastebin.com/jLh3VAtz


13 got `buffer` all right.


- New action type: `PRUNE_GUILD_MODAL_UPDATE`


Fixed.

Re: `e.g.,`. A negative does not imply a positive. Big and little endian are not the only forms of endianness.


بیایید با حقیقت باشید


Thanks for the clarification! That's what I suspected.


آپلیکیشن همه رادیو


Another dummy test


Tablica może nie posiadać id lub name - zostanie wtedy wyświetlony NullPointerException (wywołanie metody na nullu). Spróbuj kod zabezpieczyć przed tym - należy dodać odpowiednie warunki w ifie


Ok, I did some research.
dependency links are intended to be able to use private repos in links like this.  But pip is deprecating them in favor of PEP 508.
pip install --process-dependency-links uses the old style.  But pipenv doesn't work well with them.

However, they also disabled pep508 style linkes in dependencies because they didn't want packages on PyPI to link to any aulde repos out in the wild.
a fix has been made and will arrive in pip version 18.1 due in october.  When that happens, we can have syntax like this in setup.py:

install_requires=[
...
'driftconfig @ https://github.com/dgnorth/drift-config.git#egg=driftconfig-0.2',
    ],

You can try it now, but pip/pipenv won't respect it and output a warning.  With 18.1, this will start workin.
Until then, we keep our Pipfile, but once 18.1 is out, we can have the files express internal dependencies properly.

Once stuff is put on pypi, of course, then things will go smoothly.  But while stuff is in dev, it makes perfect sense to be able to have private repos like this.


correct-runperiod-transitions (jasondegraw) - i386-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (3010 of 3010 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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That error is expected, We use [the controlsfx library](https://bitbucket.org/controlsfx/controlsfx) for things like toggle switches and settings editors, but it still uses internal JavaFX classes that were made inaccessible in Java 9.

You need to run with
`java --add-exports javafx.controls/com.sun.javafx.scene.control.inputmap=ALL-UNNAMED -jar shuffleboard.jar`

**Note**: `--add-exports` _must_ be before the `-jar` flag


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## Failed tests

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bug_parser_special_characters (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8: OK (3051 of 3051 tests passed, 0 test warnings)

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@ale-rt Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: https://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.caching/7/violations
```
plone/caching/hooks.py:39:49: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/caching/hooks.py:91:60: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/hooks.py:114:22: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/interfaces.py:142:26: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/interfaces.py:154:63: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/utils.py:35:62: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/utils.py:112:68: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/operations.py:31:15: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/caching/operations.py:32:21: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/caching/operations.py:49:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
plone/caching/operations.py:49:81: C812 missing trailing comma
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plone/caching/operations.py:71:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
plone/caching/operations.py:71:81: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:62:48: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:79:52: C812 missing trailing comma
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plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:188:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:207:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:541:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:562:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:868:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
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```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


Oops.. sorry.
But then it still doesn't make sense to list all the exceptions. It may also be a table, custom layout, or what not.
Better just say "formatting context". Or maybe you want to copy from the flex spec, since flex items are similar in this regard: https://www.w3.org/TR/css-flexbox-1/#flex-items

> A flex item establishes a new formatting context for its contents. The type of this formatting context is determined by its display value, as usual.


Yes, this one is fine.


@owocki I figured this wasn't for deleted accounts, but blocked accounts.  If they're blocked and we don't anticipate a whole lot of user blocking, we can probably leave this how it is.  If we expect a lot of this to occur (or maybe even if we don't), we could throw in a blockeduser model or something and check it with a query via the ORM vs checking existence in a list.

I was going to say, we could probably check blocked accounts against our github repo and disallow any of those from authenticating with GC, but if we move forward with more vc services, this might not give us our desired result anyway.

My ideal approach would probably be to create a `BlockedUser` model that stores `created|modified|handle` and maybe GH meta.  Check `BlockedUser.objects.filter(handle__iexact=attempting_profile_handle).exists()` and if it does, return the error response.  Then we could randomly update the `BlockedUser` table with blocked user data from GH to keep it synced with the latest, while allowing us to dynamically add additional users to the blocked pool.


@shi-weili Thanks for the update. Looks a lot cleaner with the constants etc all in the CPP!


@ale-rt Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: https://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.caching/8/violations
```
plone/caching/hooks.py:23:5: Q001 Remove bad quotes from multiline string.
plone/caching/hooks.py:31:5: Q001 Remove bad quotes from multiline string.
plone/caching/hooks.py:45:5: Q001 Remove bad quotes from multiline string.
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plone/caching/hooks.py:91:60: C812 missing trailing comma
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plone/caching/hooks.py:121:5: Q001 Remove bad quotes from multiline string.
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plone/caching/utils.py:35:62: C812 missing trailing comma
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plone/caching/operations.py:31:15: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/caching/operations.py:32:21: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/caching/operations.py:49:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
plone/caching/operations.py:49:81: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/operations.py:58:75: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/operations.py:71:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
plone/caching/operations.py:71:81: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:62:48: C812 missing trailing comma
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plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:194:72: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:27:71: C812 missing trailing comma
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plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:44:41: C812 missing trailing comma
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plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:57:41: C812 missing trailing comma
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plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:148:37: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:162:64: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:188:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:207:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:541:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:562:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:868:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:950:68: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:1005:69: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:1059:68: C812 missing trailing comma
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


In line 15 (https://github.com/dromejs/drome/commit/b1600ec9d1f27772d134193fc979621ca09b70c7#diff-af02ac312a10ad7d038707b65a14a7abR15) you have used if statements with braces. It should be unified.
I suggest to refactor this to braces (as it is above) or to shorthands with "&&" operator:

```
!silent && console.log(/*...*/)
```


why flush is being meassured?


Did you steal my library?


can we obtain seperate timestamps for each enqueue call ?


Okay. It launches normally. I'm going to try uninstalling all Java, JDK and JRE. Then, install JDK 10, reboot, rebuild Shuffleboard, and try to launch without the extra arguments.


Всю информацию по вводам/выводам нужно унести в интерфэйс. Тогда мы сможем вместо консольного приложения использовать например интерфэйс общения азбукой морзе, или интерфэйс веб приложения. Эти интерфэйсы будут реализовать свои имплементации методов выводов сообщений, что делает нашу программу универсальной


@ale-rt Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: https://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.caching/9/violations
```
plone/caching/hooks.py:23:5: Q001 Remove bad quotes from multiline string.
plone/caching/hooks.py:31:5: Q001 Remove bad quotes from multiline string.
plone/caching/hooks.py:45:5: Q001 Remove bad quotes from multiline string.
plone/caching/hooks.py:59:5: Q001 Remove bad quotes from multiline string.
plone/caching/hooks.py:91:60: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/hooks.py:114:22: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/hooks.py:121:5: Q001 Remove bad quotes from multiline string.
plone/caching/hooks.py:186:5: Q001 Remove bad quotes from multiline string.
plone/caching/interfaces.py:142:26: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/interfaces.py:154:63: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/utils.py:35:62: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/utils.py:112:68: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/operations.py:31:15: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/caching/operations.py:32:21: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/caching/operations.py:49:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
plone/caching/operations.py:49:81: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/operations.py:58:75: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/operations.py:71:80: E501 line too long (80 > 79 characters)
plone/caching/operations.py:71:81: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:62:48: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:79:52: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:96:58: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:110:66: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:137:72: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:152:66: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:194:72: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:27:71: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:35:71: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:44:41: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:48:71: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:57:41: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:60:55: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:64:71: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:104:37: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:123:37: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:126:37: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:129:37: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:148:37: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:162:64: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:193:41: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:214:41: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:555:41: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:578:41: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:891:41: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:930:40: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:979:49: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:1035:50: C812 missing trailing comma
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


do not meassure flush together with enqueue, meassure them seperatly.


Do you want to make a Pull Request?


@ale-rt Jenkins CI reporting about code analysis
See the full report here: https://jenkins.plone.org/job/package-plone.caching/10/violations
```
plone/caching/hooks.py:23:5: Q001 Remove bad quotes from multiline string.
plone/caching/hooks.py:31:5: Q001 Remove bad quotes from multiline string.
plone/caching/hooks.py:45:5: Q001 Remove bad quotes from multiline string.
plone/caching/hooks.py:59:5: Q001 Remove bad quotes from multiline string.
plone/caching/hooks.py:91:60: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/hooks.py:114:22: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/hooks.py:121:5: Q001 Remove bad quotes from multiline string.
plone/caching/hooks.py:186:5: Q001 Remove bad quotes from multiline string.
plone/caching/interfaces.py:142:26: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/interfaces.py:154:63: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/utils.py:35:62: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/utils.py:112:68: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/operations.py:31:15: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/caching/operations.py:32:21: Q000 Remove bad quotes.
plone/caching/operations.py:60:75: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:62:48: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:79:52: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:96:58: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:110:66: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:137:72: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:152:66: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_operations.py:194:72: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:27:71: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:35:71: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:44:41: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:48:71: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:57:41: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:60:55: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:64:71: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:104:37: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:123:37: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:126:37: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:129:37: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:148:37: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_utils.py:162:64: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:193:41: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:214:41: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:555:41: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:578:41: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:891:41: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:930:40: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:979:49: C812 missing trailing comma
plone/caching/tests/test_hooks.py:1035:50: C812 missing trailing comma
```
Follow [these instructions](https://github.com/plone/jenkins.plone.org/blob/master/docs/source/run-qa-on-package.rst) to reproduce it locally.


clPeak in general contain performance tests, I think this test suite is more about Runtime overhead so name should reflect that.


bug_parser_special_characters (mbadams5) - 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)


gay


correct-runperiod-transitions (jasondegraw) - x86_64-MacOS-10.9-clang: OK (3010 of 3010 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)


runKernelWithMultipleThreads


Тут кстати display_card в единственном числе. Да и не место этому методу тут. В интерфэйс


В интерфэйс


why 6 is here ?


Same result. JDK and JRE 10 is the only Java versions installed on the computer, and Shuffleboard must be launched with the extra arguments. Would it make any difference if I tried it on a computer without a pre-existing Java installation. Perhaps a fresh windows install? @SamCarlberg


Не обов'язково, але можна вказати тут тип (створити кастомний інтерфейс)


The scan failed.
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why profiling ON ?


И с ним соответственно уйдет константа


avoid non english comments


Successfully aliased the URL <https://personal-site-etsalcamnr.now.sh> to the following alias.

* https://site.sergiodxa.com


measure warm up cost


thanks, i've made the changes


why warmup after thread creation ?


add meaning to those numbers, avoid 1 and 2


Nope. I was using this shard internally and switched to https://github.com/sferik/twitter-crystal at some point. Thanks.


Fixed


allowMainThreadQueries это очень плохо
мы сейчас на работе работаем с проектом, который с БД общался в главном потоке. это ужас. всё тормозит.
не нужно обращаться к базе, к файлам, к сети в главном потоке.


Thanks for the suggestion -- fixed in https://github.com/GoogleCloudPlatform/gsutil/commit/d71a4b1074b073233c9b721275679ea9501fdde4.


This commit brakes the plugin in Windows: The symbols are not displayed besides the nodes.

Maybe is not a direct consequence of this commit but reverting it fix the problem.

```bash
git revert 5f2773a --no-edit
```

I'm using:
 - Windows 10
 - Neovim 0.3.1 (nvim-qt)


кажется эти Behavior не очень то используются


классы Диллер и Плэйер очень похожи. Можно вынести общий функционал в супер-класс


delete


не нужно путсов в классе. Проверять это нужно в самой игре, а сообщение выводить из интерфэйса


By "same result" do you mean "launches normally", or does an error reoccur?


строки с 9 по 13 лучше вытащить в метод create_deck например и тут его вызывать. Конструктор лучше не захламлять лишним шумом


Константы можно заморозить с помощью метода :freeze


Created this repo for the weeks assignment.


в интерфэйс


このCommitで修正してる。


Guys, with all due respect - this is a typical, modern SJW propaganda, and worded in an _intendently_ vague way to be _potentially_ exploited at some later time, as you can creatively bend anything to violate some point in it (example below).

The world around is literally spinning in political correctness and sjw madness, and this is like the first tiny anchor of that slipped into the linux code tree. Madness like renaming "slave" to "agent" (jenkins) or "slave" to "puppet" (godot engine) because it offfends some politcally correct nutcase(s).

Renaming (and nothing more) "code of conflict" to "code of conduct" would have been enough. It was an excellent CoC and strictly to the essence of how linux and surrounding userspace is being developed. It worked well for nearly 3 decades, and it could work for another 3.

If you really wanted something, you could have added "don't be evil" that google removed some years ago as it was too conflicting with its current corporate greed.


Тут также все, что касается ввода вывода - в интерфэйс. Потому-что например, в случае веб приложения пользователь будет вводить имя в форме, а не через терминал


You are registering 10 workers, but only requesting 4 cores here, btw :)


## Jenkins Build Summary

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Built at __20180917 - 22:27:28__

### Test Results

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---------- | --- | ------ | ------
rpm | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/rpm.txt) | 1035 cases, 0 failed, t: n/a | PASS :white_check_mark:
msvc.Debug | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/msvc.Debug.txt) | 1033 cases, 0 failed, t: 543s | PASS :white_check_mark:
msvc.Debug,
NINJA_BUILD=true | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/msvc.Debug_NINJA_BUILD_true.txt) | 1033 cases, 0 failed, t: 550s | PASS :white_check_mark:
gcc.Release
-Dassert=ON,
MANUAL_TESTS=true | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/gcc.Release_Dassert_ON_MANUAL_TESTS_true.txt) | 1101 cases, 0 failed, t: 6m6s | PASS :white_check_mark:
docs,
TARGET=docs | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/docs.txt) | 1 cases, 0 failed, t: 0m1s | PASS :white_check_mark:
clang.Debug | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/clang.Debug.txt) | 1036 cases, 0 failed, t: 3m11s | PASS :white_check_mark:
gcc.Debug
-Dcoverage=ON,
TARGET=coverage_report,
SKIP_TESTS=true | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/gcc.Debug_Dcoverage_ON_TARGET_coverage_report_SKIP_TESTS_true.txt) | 1036 cases, 0 failed, t: 16m9s | PASS :white_check_mark:
clang.Debug
-Dunity=OFF | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/clang.Debug_Dunity_OFF.txt) | 1036 cases, 0 failed, t: 1m11s | PASS :white_check_mark:
msvc.Debug
-Dunity=OFF | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/msvc.Debug_Dunity_OFF.txt) | 1033 cases, 0 failed, t: 1174s | PASS :white_check_mark:
gcc.Debug | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/gcc.Debug.txt) | 1036 cases, 0 failed, t: 3m28s | PASS :white_check_mark:
gcc.Debug
-Dunity=OFF | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/gcc.Debug_Dunity_OFF.txt) | 1036 cases, 0 failed, t: 2m7s | PASS :white_check_mark:
msvc.Release | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/msvc.Release.txt) | 1032 cases, 0 failed, t: 395s | PASS :white_check_mark:
clang.Release
-Dassert=ON | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/clang.Release_Dassert_ON.txt) | 1035 cases, 0 failed, t: 5m44s | PASS :white_check_mark:
gcc.Release
-Dassert=ON | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/gcc.Release_Dassert_ON.txt) | 1035 cases, 0 failed, t: 6m9s | PASS :white_check_mark:
gcc.Debug
-Dstatic=OFF | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/gcc.Debug_Dstatic_OFF.txt) | 1036 cases, 0 failed, t: 3m28s | PASS :white_check_mark:
gcc.Debug
-Dstatic=OFF -DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS=ON | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/gcc.Debug_Dstatic_OFF_DBUILD_SHARED_LIBS_ON.txt) | 1036 cases, 0 failed, t: 3m26s | PASS :white_check_mark:
gcc.Debug,
NINJA_BUILD=true | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/gcc.Debug_NINJA_BUILD_true.txt) | 1036 cases, 0 failed, t: 2m59s | PASS :white_check_mark:
clang.Debug
-Dunity=OFF -Dsan=address,
PARALLEL_TESTS=false,
DEBUGGER=false | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/clang.Debug_Dunity_OFF_Dsan_address_PARALLEL_TESTS_false_DEBUGGER_false.txt) | 1036 cases, 0 failed, t: 3m13s | PASS :white_check_mark:
clang.Debug
-Dunity=OFF -Dsan=undefined,
PARALLEL_TESTS=false | [logfile](http://ci.ops.ripple.com/job/mellery-rippled/job/private-codecov/5//artifact/clang.Debug_Dunity_OFF_Dsan_undefined_PARALLEL_TESTS_false.txt) | 1036 cases, 0 failed, t: 9m28s | PASS :white_check_mark:


Of course there will be some tests for my changes.
As I said in the one issue, I'll polish this up a bit, split it into multiple commits and maybe PRs and also add tests.
I currently just made it work with what I work currently and made the pre-existing tests green again.


Nope, that flag is absolutely required. The gradle build adds it automatically when you call `gradlew :app:run`, but manually running the JAR means you need to add that flag.


Вот в этом методе и стоило бы снимать с игроков деньги. Ведь именно тут начинается раунд


> I figured this wasn't for deleted accounts, but blocked accounts.

ah yes you are right

> My ideal approach would probably be to create a BlockedUser model that stores created|modified|handle and maybe GH meta.

this makes sense to me


Ja tam nieśmiało przypomnę o #824, które z rozpędu od razu można zrobić.


Should this not be done automatically when building the jar? Or at the minimum be included in the Readme?


correct-runperiod-transitions (jasondegraw) - Win64-Windows-7-VisualStudio-14: OK (3010 of 3010 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)


Looks like there have been some additional commits to `master` since #147 was first opened. I'll rebase it for you to ensure it's running the latest tests. (It'll take me a couple of minutes.)


There is no way to have it bundled as part of the JAR. Adding a line or two to the README about it would be good


"das den Firefox verlangsamt" -> "das Firefox verlangsamt"
"which will cause Firefox to low down" -> "which will cause Firefox to slow down"

#servicetweet


В интерфэйс


I'll open up an issue. Thanks for everything and sorry about cluttering the commit messages. :)


Hm, I will ask Herb about this. I think it would be perfectly sane for a const overload of a subscript operator to return an element by value.


uiuiui - ich sollte in's Bett gehen.


@jeffmant a retirada do método onSubmit() da time-line deu crash.


Hi Jan, Did @AfterClass annotation cause any issues? I see you replaced it with this approach.


bug_parser_special_characters (mbadams5) - x86_64-Linux-Ubuntu-14.04-gcc-4.8-UnitTestsCoverage-Debug: OK (1747 of 1747 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-40.94%25-green.png)


Don't commit chatsounds-preprocessor-cache


Gute Nacht! 😴


Я так понимаю, судя по имплементации метода bet, что когда у кого-то будет 0 на счету, то метод :bet вернет nil и тут пытаясь прибавить nil все и развалится.


А эта переменная bank_set где-то обнуляется, или используется вообще?


#1 Corrected by this commit.


Dir auch.


ohhh.... I see! You are fetching now regsiterDefaults() from REST - good stuff. Seems a little bit like a hack to pass values between tests like that - don't worry about it for now though. It's all good 👍


OMG YAY


More whitespace please


More whitespace please (and `{}` brackets)


Created multidev environment [sfgov#ci-1538](https://dashboard.pantheon.io/sites/91d50373-c4cf-40e4-a646-cb73e16a140c#ci-1538).

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...and that's how the slow rotting of another oss project will start.
Feminists ruined and almost bankrupted the gnome foundation.
Sjws ruined mozilla.
Most *BSDs focus on everything besides development.
Linus, if they are threatening you, I can give you shelter, just bring your auth keys along.


I haven't seen lowercase namespaces in PHP before - convention is more CamelCase, and hyphens won't work.  I'd start with `namespace ClassicPress\Plugin\XML_RPC`.


@brianchandotcom we've found it helpful if an exception is going to be inline to put it near the field that has the issue.


Yeet! It worked!


`sqlcipher` stuff can be dropped


Probably needs `fxaclient` instead


Successfully aliased the URL <https://chartcomposer-njgcthmejo.now.sh> to the following alias.

* https://chartcomposer.com


I would personally drop `sync15` here


Para crear el paquede Dist que de debe agregar al servidor


Noice


No, I'm following PSR-2.


Assignment lesson week 2


Updated Initial Entries and New Feed Selection


I'm wondering if we can remove this span? Currently it overflows the bounds of `Styled.ButtonContents` which prevents the consumer from ellipsizing text of children elements:

<img width="845" alt="screen shot 2018-09-17 at 3 54 03 pm" src="https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/11092733/45655061-1def9700-ba93-11e8-9944-6b82b4359a38.png">

Another option would be to set `overflow: hidden` on it.


<!doctype html>

    <title>Event Capture</title>

Big box

Middle box

small box


You found me, now what?


asdas


This is something that needs further discussion. Lowercase works just fine as namespaces are case-insensitive; - was a typo (I did say this wasn't tested).


mh... good question I can not remember what I tried to do here but I will delete it.
I'm very sorry it was not intended.


@DanRStevens, Please note I committed this on the master by accident. It should have gone in a separate branch. If anything looks out of place, let me know.

-Brett


Thank you !


Actually we could live without the regex, if we instead parse the text into a proper AST, but I thought a regex would be the better death to die. :-D


@arcadez
Thank you for your effort. There is still something we can do to make it better.
Player3 input mapping is not included. They should be mapped because in fact there is a 3 player mode in the game.
For your information, FBA has it mapped.
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  static struct BurnInputInfo WofchInputList[] =
{
 	{"P1 Start"         , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInp018+4, "p1 start"  },
 	{"P1 Up"            , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInp001+3, "p1 up"     },
 	{"P1 Down"          , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInp001+2, "p1 down"   },
 	{"P1 Left"          , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInp001+1, "p1 left"   },
 	{"P1 Right"         , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInp001+0, "p1 right"  },
 	{"P1 Attack"        , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInp001+4, "p1 fire 1" },
 	{"P1 Jump"          , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInp001+5, "p1 fire 2" },

 	{"P2 Start"         , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInp018+5, "p2 start"  },
 	{"P2 Up"            , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInp000+3, "p2 up"     },
 	{"P2 Down"          , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInp000+2, "p2 down"   },
 	{"P2 Left"          , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInp000+1, "p2 left"   },
 	{"P2 Right"         , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInp000+0, "p2 right"  },
 	{"P2 Attack"        , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInp000+4, "p2 fire 1" },
 	{"P2 Jump"          , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInp000+5, "p2 fire 2" },

 	{"P3 Start"         , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInpc001+7, "p3 start" },
 	{"P3 Up"            , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInpc001+3, "p3 up"    },
 	{"P3 Down"          , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInpc001+2, "p3 down"  },
 	{"P3 Left"          , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInpc001+1, "p3 left"  },
 	{"P3 Right"         , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInpc001+0, "p3 right" },
 	{"P3 Attack"        , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInpc001+4, "p3 fire 1"},
 	{"P3 Jump"          , BIT_DIGITAL  , CpsInpc001+5, "p3 fire 2"},

 	{"Reset"            , BIT_DIGITAL  , &CpsReset,   "reset"     },
};