Review the following case study to answer this question.
This case study is the same across all questions
Consider an initial design which includes a User,
Customer, and Employee class arranged in a
hierarchy where Customer and Employee
are subclasses of User.
Which of the following are good examples of field combinations for the User and Customer class?
User Class - email, username, password
Customer Class - billingAddress, shippingAddress, paymentOption
User Class - billingAddress, shippingAddress, paymentOption
Customer Class - email, password
User Class - department, username, orders
Customer Class - shoppingCart, password
There are no hints for this question


As to
the number of the enemy engaged in this action, opinions are
so various that I am at a loss to know what to say; the most
general opinion is one thousand five hundred, one-third of
which are supposed to be Canadians; I am led to believe this
number is not over the mark
they opposed
us with about 900 Indians & 150 Canadians
From every account the enemy amounted
to two thousand combatants: the troops actually
engaged against them were short of nine-hundred.
there were never more than 400 Indians engaged during
the whole day and these stood the shock of a great part of their Army for upwards
of two hours
Casualties
most of them either killed or wounded
Lieut. H. B. Towles was killed
also
his sergeant, By the name of Eli Edmondson
Capt. Robert Mis Campbell & Lieutenant Harry B.
Towles were killed and several officers badly wounded.
Lieutenant Solomon Vanranceller was shot in the right breast and
taken to the Generals Quarters
John OBrion was with the
front guard this morning, & on the retreat he was shot in the low part of his back,
the
ball passed through the bottom of his Belly & lodged in a certain part in front, in
his
P——
Among the Killed was that good, brave, gallant and
intrepid Captain Robert Mis Campbell, of the second Troop
Light Dragoons, and then commanding Officer of the Cavalry,
who fell in a Charge on the Enemy in an early Part of the Action
Lieutenant Henry B. Towles, a brave and gallant Officer of the
4th Sub-Legion Light-Infantry, was also killed in the Course of
this Action
several other intrepid Officers wounded
their dead to the number of forty
Our loss was thirty
killed and one hundred wounded.
the loss of Captain Miss Campbell of the
dragoons, and Lieutenant Henry B. Fowles of the 4th sub-legion;
and of the latter, Captains Prior of the first, Slough
of the fourth, and Van Rensselaer of the dragoons, also
Lieutenant Campbell Smith of the fourth sub-legion
The Entrepid Lieut. Towls
fell
the Loss of Lieut. Towls & a fiew Infantry on our Side
was Killed 3 white men & several Indians mostly by the Riflemen
The whole ammount of the Killed on our
part were 240
the loss of the Enemey not precisely ascertained but not
more than 30 or 40 were found Dead, and a fiew Canadians
the loss of the brave Capt. M. Campbell at this Time
The wounds received by Capts.
Slough & Prior & Lieut Campbell Smith
(an extra aid de Camp to Genl Wilkinson) of
the Legionary Infantry, & Capt. Van Ransselaer
of the Dragoons, & Capt. Rawlins,
Lieut McKenney & Ensign Duncan of the
mounted Voluntiers bear honorable
testimony of their bravery & conduct.
whilst I pay this just tribute
to the living, I must not forget the gallant
dead: among whom we have to lament the
early death of those worthy & brave Officers
Capt. Miss Campbell of the Dragoons and
Lieut. Towles of the light Infantry of the
Legion who fell in the first charge.
Enclosed is a particular return of
the killed & wounded—the loss of the Enemy
was more than double, that of the Federal
Army
the woods were strewed for a considerable
distance with the dead bodies of
Indians & their white auxiliaries, the
latter, armed with British muskets and
bayonets
several of their Principal Chiefs fall;—The greatest cost they have
sustained is in their leaders
lost in the whole but 19 men among whom are to be much lamented
8 Principal Chiefs of the Wyondots and two of the Ottawas, besides two more
wounded
it appears the Americans lost
between 3 and 400 Killed and Wounded and a great many horses
Destruction
all the
houses & corn fields were consumed & destroyed
for a considerable distance both above and
below Fort Miamis, as well as within pistol
shot of that Garrison, who were compelled
to remain tacit spectators of this general devestation
& conflagration.—among which were the
houses, stores & property of Colo. McKee the British
Indian Agent & principal stimulator of the
war now existing between the United States
and the savages.
laying waste the
villages & cornfields for about fifty miles
on each side of the Miamis: there remains
yet a number of villages & a great quantity
of corn to be consumed or destroyed upon
Au Glaize & the Miamis above this place,
which will be effected in the course of a
few days
all the store houses, my own House with many things that
could not be removed were burnt by a Party of General Wayne's Army
The American Army have left
Evident marks of their boasted Humanity behind them besides scalping and mutilating
the Indians who were killed in Action, they have opened the Peaceful Graves
in different parts of the Country, Exposed the Bones of the consumed & consuming
bodies, and horrid to relate have with unparalleled barbarity driven stakes
through them and left them objects calling for more than human Vengeance.
Landscape
On front & between the indians was a large quantity of
falling down Timber, which was a shelter for the indians, where they remained some
time
found the way extremely bad, much embarrassed by the thickness of
the woods on the left and by a number of Steep Reviens on the Right
the Ground for 5 miles high
& dry open Woods tall large Oaks
a lo swampy ground with a great dale of
fallen Timber and thick brush with Hoop and black Ash bushes which
rendred the place difficult to see a Man 10 yds
in sight of the
army was the River divided by a large Island well Cultivated with
Corn & beans and a number of Stacks of Hay which was a pleaseing
sight to the Army but more particularly to the Volunteers that was
across the River and bringing loads of Corn and Hay in one hour
after the army got to the ground
a close thick wood
which extended for miles on our left; and
for very considerable distance in front, the
ground being cover'd with old fallen timber
probably occasioned by a tornado, which
rendered it impracticable for the Cavalry
to act with effect, & afforded the enemy the
most favorable covert for their savage mode
of warfare


user.rb
Hipposoft 2008
Describe the behaviour of User objects. See below for more details.
03-Jan-2008 (ADH): Created.
A user account has an optional secure password. This runs through BCrypt behind the scenes. We don't use Rails 3's “has_secure_password” because our model has unusual requirements and there are naming issues with the BCrypt gem, which decided to rename itself at version 3.2.13, but Rails at the time of writing still requires the old named version, which would force us to use an outdated gem.
Instead, code in 'activemodel-3.2.17/lib/active_model/secure_password.rb' is adapted here, where required api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveModel/SecurePassword/ClassMethods.html#method-i-has_secure_password github.com/codahale/bcrypt-ruby/tree/master
These accessors are for local use when forms are trying to change data. Validations later add additional related accessors. Do not use the “password” attribute to see if there's a password on an existing model; use “has_validated_password?” insead.
A user account has an optional secure password. This runs through BCrypt behind the scenes. We don't use Rails 3's “has_secure_password” because our model has unusual requirements and there are naming issues with the BCrypt gem, which decided to rename itself at version 3.2.13, but Rails at the time of writing still requires the old named version, which would force us to use an outdated gem.
Instead, code in 'activemodel-3.2.17/lib/active_model/secure_password.rb' is adapted here, where required api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveModel/SecurePassword/ClassMethods.html#method-i-has_secure_password github.com/codahale/bcrypt-ruby/tree/master
These accessors are for local use when forms are trying to change data. Validations later add additional related accessors. Do not use the “password” attribute to see if there's a password on an existing model; use “has_validated_password?” insead.
A user account has an optional secure password. This runs through BCrypt behind the scenes. We don't use Rails 3's “has_secure_password” because our model has unusual requirements and there are naming issues with the BCrypt gem, which decided to rename itself at version 3.2.13, but Rails at the time of writing still requires the old named version, which would force us to use an outdated gem.
Instead, code in 'activemodel-3.2.17/lib/active_model/secure_password.rb' is adapted here, where required api.rubyonrails.org/classes/ActiveModel/SecurePassword/ClassMethods.html#method-i-has_secure_password github.com/codahale/bcrypt-ruby/tree/master
These accessors are for local use when forms are trying to change data. Validations later add additional related accessors. Do not use the “password” attribute to see if there's a password on an existing model; use “has_validated_password?” insead.
Some default properties are dynamic, so assign these here rather than as defaults in a migration.
Parameters:
Optional hash used for instance initialisation in the traditional way for an ActiveRecord subclass. Optional User object. Default data from a user control panel may be used for the new object in future, though presently this parameter is ignored.
# File app/models/user.rb, line 211 def initialize( params = nil, user = nil ) super( params ) if ( params.nil? ) self.code = "UID%04d" % User.count self.active = true self.name = '' self.email = '' self.identity_url = '' self.user_type = User::USER_TYPE_NORMAL end end
Class method - rationalise a URL for use with Open ID by ensuring that the scheme and host are in lower case, the port nubmer is explicit and query or fragment strings are stripped out. Only call for HTTP or HTTPS URLs. If given 'nil', returns 'nil'. If given something with no apparent scheme, assumes 'HTTP'.
# File app/models/user.rb, line 352 def self.rationalise_id( uri ) return nil if ( uri.nil? ) uri = uri.strip original = URI.parse( uri ) # Did the user omit the 'http' prefix? If so, the URI parser will # be a bit confused. Try adding in 'http' instead. original = URI.parse( "http://#{uri}" ) if ( original.scheme.nil? ) # We must by now have at least a scheme and host. If not, something # very odd is going on - bail out. return uri if ( original.scheme.nil? or original.host.nil? ) original.path.chomp!( '/' ) # Looks good - assemble a clean equivalent. if ( original.scheme.downcase == 'https' ) mod = URI::HTTPS else mod = URI::HTTP end rational = mod.build( { :scheme => original.scheme.downcase, :host => original.host.downcase, :port => original.port, :path => original.path } ) return rational.to_s() rescue # Catch URI parser exceptions by just bailing out return uri end
Find all tasks which this user is permitted to see; only active tasks are returned. Returns an association-like object on which other methods may be called, e.g. a “find” call, a “count” (for efficient counting of items without needing a special additional count method), and so-on.
Call this rather than “user.tasks.active” if you want to retrieve valid task lists even for privileged users, where otherwise there may be no assigned task list (since privileged users can view anything anyway) and “user.tasks” would thus return nothing. Note that the actual assigned task list for privileged users, if any, will be IGNORED by this call.
# File app/models/user.rb, line 291 def active_permitted_tasks ( self.restricted? ) ? self.tasks.active : Task.active end
Is this user an administrator? This generally means full read/write system access. This does given the potential to completely break the system (e.g. delete a user's control panel but not the user), although steps are taken to try and protect against it. In the end, though, an administrator is assumed to be With Clue.
See also “privileged?” and “manager?”. Administrators are considered to be both managers and privileged.
# File app/models/user.rb, line 336 def admin? return ( self.user_type == User::USER_TYPE_ADMIN ) end
As 'permitted_tasks' above, but returns details for both active and inactive tasks.
# File app/models/user.rb, line 298 def all_permitted_tasks ( self.restricted? ) ? self.tasks.scoped : Task.scoped end
Returns self if the password is correct, otherwise false. Taken from 'activemodel-3.2.17/lib/active_model/secure_password.rb'.
# File app/models/user.rb, line 227 def authenticate( unencrypted_password ) if ( has_validated_password? and BCrypt::Password.new( password_digest ) == unencrypted_password ) self else false end end
Did this instance have a valid password set at the time it was loaded from the database? (Note that the “password” attribute MUST NOT be used for that check as most of the time it'll be 'nil'; note also that it is never possible to retrieve the decrypted value of a password from the database's encrypted copy; all we can do is take a user-supplied password, encrypt it and see if the result matches the stored digest).
Note that locally setting a password which is not yet persisted in the database (and thus may not yet have been validated) will NOT result in a 'true' response from this method.
# File app/models/user.rb, line 246 def has_validated_password? # There are other ways to do this (e.g. "password_digest?" instead of # "!! password_digest") but I felt this was the most legible. if ( password_digest_changed? ) !! password_digest_was else !! password_digest end end
Is this user a manager? This generally means elevated privileges but still no full read/write system access for safety. See also “privileged?” - manager accounts are considered privileged.
Administrators acquire manager privileges in passing.
# File app/models/user.rb, line 323 def manager? return ( self.user_type == User::USER_TYPE_MANAGER or self.user_type == User::USER_TYPE_ADMIN ) end
Ask for the plaintext password - only possible on a user instance where the “password” or “#new_password” attribute has been actively set. The “password” attribute is returned in favour of “#new_password” if they are both present.
A new User record from the database will never be able to return this data. It's only for use when you have a new-password / changed-password scenario in an existing instance and need to retrieve the value.
Never use this to determine if a validated, in-database password exists for the user. Always use “has_validated_password?” for that instead.
# File app/models/user.rb, line 270 def plaintext_password # Do this rather than "password || new_password" so that an empty # string in "password" is *not* returned in favour of something more # significant in "new_password". password.blank? ? new_password : password end
Is this user not restricted? Means the same thing as “manager?” in practice since administrators are also managers, but use of this alias can lead to more legible code.
Remove inactive tasks from a user's tasks list. The caller is responsible for saving the updated object.
# File app/models/user.rb, line 305 def remove_inactive_tasks self.tasks = self.tasks.active end
Is this user restricted? This generally means they can only see anything related to tasks belonging to this user, which only a manager or administrator can assign. See also “privileged?”.
# File app/models/user.rb, line 313 def restricted? return ( self.user_type == User::USER_TYPE_NORMAL ) end


VietOCR is a Java GUI frontend for Tesseract OCR engine, providing character recognition support for common image formats, and multi-page images. The program has postprocessing which helps correct errors regularly encountered in the OCR process, boosting the accuracy rate on the result. The program can also function as a console application, executing from the command line.
Batch processing is now supported. The program monitors a watch folder for new image files, automatically processes them through the OCR engine, and outputs recognition results to an output folder.
जाभा रनटाइम वातावरण 8 अथवा नयाँ। On Windows, Microsoft Visual C++ 2022 Redistributable Package is also required.
Tesseract Windows executable is bundled with the program. Additional
language data packs for Tesseract, whose names start with ISO639-3 codes,
should be placed into the tessdata
subdirectory.
For Linux, Tesseract and its language data packages are in the Graphics (universe) repository. They can be installed using Synaptic or by the following command:
sudo apt-get install tesseract-ocr tesseract-ocr-eng tesseract-ocr-vie
The files will be placed in /usr/bin
and /usr/share/tesseract-ocr/tessdata
,
respectively. On the other hand, if Tesseract is built and installed from the source,
they will be placed in /usr/local/bin
and /usr/local/share/tessdata
.
You can also let VietOCR know the location
of tessdata
via the environment variable TESSDATA_PREFIX
:
export TESSDATA_PREFIX=/usr/local/share/
For other platforms, please consult Tesseract Wiki page.
VietOCR also provides support for downloading and installing selected language packs
via Download Language Data menu item. Depending on the location of the
tessdata
folder, you may be required to run the program as root or
admin to be able to install the downloaded data into the folder if it is inside
a system folder, such as in /usr
on Linux or C:\Program Files
on Windows.
Scanning support on Windows is provided via the Windows Image Acquisition Library v2.0.
लिनक्समा स्क्यानिङको लागि SANE प्याकेजको स्थापना आवश्यक छ:
sudo apt-get install libsane sane sane-utils libsane-extras xsane
पीडीएफ समर्थन PDFBox मार्फत सम्भव छ।
Spellcheck functionality is available through Hunspell, whose
dictionary files (.aff
, .dic
) should be placed
in dict
folder of VietOCR. user.dic
is an UTF-8-encoded
file which contains a list of custom words, one word per line.
On Linux, Hunspell and its dictionaries can be installed by Synaptic or apt
,
as follows:
sudo apt-get install hunspell hunspell-en-us
कार्यक्रम चालु गर्नुको लागि:
java -jar VietOCR.jar
द्रष्टव्य: यदि तपाईंले आउट-अफ-मेमोरी एक्सेप्सन सामना गर्नुभएमा, .jarको सट्टामा ocr
स्क्रीप्ट फाइल प्रयोग गर्नुहोस्।
The Vietnamese language data were generated for Times New Roman, Arial, Verdana, and Courier New fonts. Therefore, the recognition would have better success rate for images having similar font glyphs. OCRing images that have font glyphs look different from the supported fonts generally will require training Tesseract to create another language data pack specifically for those typefaces. Language data for some VNI and TCVN3 (ABC) fonts have also been bundled in latest versions.
Images to be OCRed should be scanned at resolution from at least 200 DPI (dot per inch) to 400 DPI in monochrome (black&white) or grayscale. Scanning at higher resolutions will not necessarily result in better recognition accuracy, which currently can be higher than 97% for Vietnamese, and the next release of Tesseract may improve it even further. Even so, the actual rates still depend greatly on the quality of the scanned image. The typical settings for scanning are 300 DPI and 1 bpp (bit per pixel) black&white or 8 bpp grayscale uncompressed TIFF or PNG format.
The Screenshot Mode offers better recognition rates for low-resolution images, such as screen prints, by rescaling them to 300 DPI.
In addition to the built-in text postprocessing algorithm, you can add your own
custom text replacement scheme via a UTF-8-encoded tab-delimited text file named x.DangAmbigs.txt
,
where x is the ISO639-3 language code. Both plain and Regex text replacements are supported.
You can put init-only and non-init control parameters in tessdata/configs/tess_configs
and tess_configvars
files, respectively, to modify Tesseract's
behaviour.
Some built-in tools are provided to merge several images or PDF files into a single one for convenient OCR operations, or to split a TIFF or PDF file into smaller ones if it contains too many pages, which can cause out-of-memory exceptions.
The recognition errors can generally be classified into three categories. Many of the errors are related to the letter cases — for example: hOa, nhắC — which can be easily corrected by popular Unicode text editors. Many other errors are a result of the OCR process, such as missing diacritical marks, wrong letters with similar shape, etc. — huu – hưu, mang – marg, h0a – hoa, la – 1a, uhìu - nhìn. These can also be easily fixed by spell checker programs. The built-in Postprocessing function can help correct many of the aforementioned errors.
The last category of errors is the most difficult to detect because they are semantic errors, which means that the words are valid entries in the dictionary but are wrong in the context — e.g., tinh – tình, vân – vấn. These errors require the editor to read though and manually correct them according to the original image.
Following are instructions on how to correct the first two categories of OCR errors using the built-in functionality:
Through the above process, most of common errors can be eliminated. The remaining, semantic errors are few, but it requires a human editor to read though and make necessary edits to make the document like the original scanned document, and error-free if desired.
यदि कुनै प्रश्न भए, कृपया VietOCR Forumमा पोष्ट गर्नुहोस्।


Interior Decorating refers to the decorating and furnishing of interior spaces in homes, offices, schools, and public spaces. It deals with all aspects of lighting, color, texture, paint, furniture purchase and placement, flooring selection and installation, fabric installations, window treatments, and accessories. An Interior Decorator is charged with applying or updating the finishes and elements that will be included within a room space.
Designers are comfortable with spatial planning and can help design and renovate interiors, right from drawing up the initial floor plans to placing the last decorative accent. They don't just enhance the look, they enhance the function of a room.
Interior design is a profession that requires specific schooling and formal training. The work involved usually includes studying color and fabric, computer-aided design (CAD) training, drawing, space planning, furniture design, architecture and more. Upon graduating designers often apprentice with a registered and established interior designer before moving on to create their own companies.
Interior design and interior decorating are often mistaken for being the same thing, but the terms are not completely interchangeable. There are many similarities between the two jobs. So many, in fact that opinions vary on exactly where to draw the distinction. Yet there are more than a few differences between what makes an interior designer and an interior decorator - some subtle, some significant.
So with nearly as many opinions on the subject as there are people to express or hear them, here is a brief comparison of the two that can help you make the distinction for yourself and decide which one you really need to help in your home.


Invariant Analysis Module
After clicking on the run subdirectory of the invariant analysis the following dialogue box appears. By pressing the analyse button the module calculates the T and P-invariants and the P-invariant equations.
The net used in this example was the net representing the readers and writers problem. The net is illustrated below.


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This morning, we have a fresh holiday gift guide for you to flip through, plus all the information you might need about Disney+ now it's actually available. In other news, there's a new rumor or two about Apple's augmented reality plans, plus we reviewed Microsoft's larger Surface Laptop 3. Oh -- and the Sonic the Hedgehog movie is back with a new trailer showing off Sonic's de-creepified design.
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Celtic and Rangers' average attendances among the highest in the world - how they compare to the biggest clubs, including Manchester United, Barcelona and Liverpool
by Joel SkedCeltic and Rangers have both been holding their own in Europe this season.
Neil Lennon's men have already secured their place in the knockout stages of the Europa League thanks to back-to-back wins over Lazio, while Rangers have progressed all the way from the first round of qualifying to a strong position in their group, having taken four points off Portuguese giants Porto.
However, it is not just in Europe's secondary competition they are rubbing shoulders with some of Europe's biggest names.
The Glasgow duo have two of the highest average attendance figures across world football, according to transfermarkt.
Celtic's 57,767 average for league matches so far this campaign puts them 13th in the list, ahead of Manchester City, Ajax and Liverpool.
Rangers make the top 25 with their 49,474 attendance, just behind German side Koln, but ahead of Paris Saint-Germain, Benfica and Juventus.
Outside of the Old Firm, Hibs and Hearts are 205th and 216th respectively with average attendances of 16,705 and 16,218.
German giants Borussia Dortmund and Bayern Munich lead the way with their averages of 81,132 and 75,000.
The top 25 highest attendances in world football:
Bor. Dortmund - 81,132
Bayern Munich - 75,000
FC Barcelona - 73,921
Man Utd - 73,504
Inter - 64,593
Real Madrid - 62,424
FC Schalke 04 - 60,970
Arsenal - 60,322
West Ham - 59,909
Spurs - 59,607
Flamengo - 59,160
Atlético Madrid - 58,756
Celtic - 57,767
Manchester City - 54,338
Ajax - 53,291
Liverpool - 52,988
Atlanta United - 52,510
AC Milan - 51,946
Bor. M'gladbach - 51,723
Marseille - 51,171
E. Frankfurt - 50,883
Olympique Lyon - 50,129
1. FC Köln - 49,760
Rangers - 49,474
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Leaked Russian interference report raises UK vote questions
by The Associated PressLONDON — A senior Labour party official says leaks from a report on Russian interference in British politics raises serious questions about the security of next month’s election.
The Sunday Times says the report from Parliament’s intelligence committee concludes that Russian interference may have affected Britain’s 2016 Brexit referendum, though the impact was “unquantifiable.” The Times says the report discusses the impact of articles posted by Russian new sites that were widely disseminated on social media.
Emily Thornberry, Labour’s foreign affairs spokeswoman, told the newspaper that Prime Minister Boris Johnson must “clear up the confusion, spin and speculation around this ISC report by publishing it in full at the earliest opportunity.”
She says if the Conservative leader does not, “people will rightly continue to ask: what is he trying to hide from the British public and why?”
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NEVER BEEN KISSED A film review by Christopher Null Copyright 1999 Christopher Null filmcritic.com
Wow. It's only April, and I've already been to *three* proms this year.

Maybe I can relate, and NEVER BEEN KISSED is certainly the best of three, but really, if I have to sit through this story line one more time, well, I'm liable to spike the punch the next time out, just to see what happens.
KISSED starts pretty incredulously: we are supposed to believe that Drew Barrymore is a copy editor at the Chicago Sun-Times. No, that's not the stretch: The jaw-dropper is that she has both an office *and* an assistant! If you're not in the publishing biz, let me say that that's about as crazy as Drew Barrymore being the executive producer of a feature film. (Uh, wait a second.)
So here we have a lovable, 25 year-old, copy-editing virgin named Josie (Barrymore), who is sent--"undercover"--back to high school in order to get the hot story about today's youth.  She's alienated by the cool crowd, and only when her genuinely cool (but dim) brother (Arquette) comes to the rescue, is she able to become Miss Popular (and prom queen to boot). Never mind also dropping 20 pounds and getting a decent haircut and some fashion sense.
There's also a subplot about Josie's somewhat creepy would-be-affair with teacher Sam (Vartan), but ultimately it's KISSED's frequent, unapologetic jokes and good-natured fun that redeem it above its competition. It may be the same old story, but at least it isn't completely mindless.
Stay tuned for the sequel: BEEN KISSED ONCE.

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Amado (雨戸) are storm shutters that protect building during storms and at night.
At night the amado are used to protect a building from thieves. They are also used during storms and to protect the interior from rain, wind, and snow.
Amado are stored in a special box at the end of a building, where they can slide out and be set in place. They rest on a track. The doors, when all set out around the building, can be locked in place with a variety of methods.
It is said that amado first appeared during the 16th century. They can be found in minka, temples, shrines, and mansions.


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The recommended format for importing and exporting assets is glTF (GL Transmission Format). Because glTF is focused on runtime asset delivery, it is compact to transmit and fast to load.
three.js provides loaders for many other popular formats like FBX, Collada or OBJ as well. Nevertheless, you should always try to establish a glTF based workflow in your projects first. For more information, see [link:#manual/introduction/Loading-3D-models loading 3D models].
<meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, user-scalable=no, minimum-scale=1.0, maximum-scale=1.0">
These tags control viewport size and scale for mobile browsers (where page content may be rendered at different size than visible viewport).
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We want all objects, regardless of their distance from the camera, to appear the same size, even as the window is resized.
The key equation to solving this is this formula for the visible height at a given distance:
visible_height = 2 * Math.tan( ( Math.PI / 180 ) * camera.fov / 2 ) * distance_from_camera;
If we increase the window height by a certain percentage, then what we want is the visible height at all distances
to increase by the same percentage.
This can not be done by changing the camera position. Instead you have to change the camera field-of-view.
[link:http://jsfiddle.net/Q4Jpu/ Example].
This could be because of face culling. Faces have an orientation that decides which side is which. And the culling removes the backside in normal circumstances. To see if this is your problem, change the material side to THREE.DoubleSide.
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For performance reasons, three.js doesn't validate inputs in most cases. It's your app's responsibility to make sure that all inputs are valid.
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The term API is an acronym, and it stands for “Application Programming Interface.” Think of an API like a menu in a restaurant. The menu provides a list of dishes you can order, along with a description of each dish. When you specify what menu items you want, the restaurant’s kitchen does the work and provides you with some finished dishes. You don’t know exactly how the restaurant prepares that food, and you don’t really need to. Similarly, an API lists a bunch of operations that developers can use, along with a description of what they do. The developer doesn’t necessarily need to know how, for example, an operating system builds and presents a “Save As” dialog box. They just need to know that it’s available for use in their app. This isn’t a perfect metaphor, as developers may have to provide their own data to the API to get the results, so perhaps it’s more like a fancy restaurant where you can provide some of your own ingredients the kitchen will work with. But it’s broadly accurate. APIs allow developers to save time by taking advantage of a platform’s implementation to do the nitty-gritty work. This helps reduce the amount of code developers need to create, and also helps create more consistency across apps for the same platform. APIs can control access to hardware and software resources.
API's make life easier for a developer!! Let’s say you want to develop an app for an iPhone. Apple’s iOS operating system provides a large number of [APIs](https://developer.apple.com/api-changes/)—as every other operating system does—to make this easier on you. If you want to embed a web browser to show one or more web pages, for example, you don’t have to program your own web browser from scratch just for your application. You use the [WKWebView](https://developer.apple.com/documentation/webkit/wkwebview) API to embed a WebKit (Safari) browser object in your application. If you want to capture photos or video from the iPhone’s camera, you don’t have to write your own camera interface. You use the camera API to embed the iPhone’s built-in camera in your app. If APIs didn’t exist to make this easy, app developers would have to create their own camera software and interpret the camera hardware’s inputs. But Apple’s operating system developers have done all this hard work so the developers can just use the camera API to embed a camera, and then get on with building their app. And, when Apple improves the camera API, all the apps that rely on it will take advantage of that improvement automatically. This applies to every platform. For example, do you want to create a dialog box on Windows? [There’s an API for that](https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ff818516(v=vs.85).aspx). Want to support fingerprint authentication on Android? [There’s an API for that](https://developer.android.com/about/versions/marshmallow/android-6.0.html#fingerprint-authentication), too, so you don’t have to test every different Android manufacturer’s fingerprint sensor. Developers don’t have to reinvent the wheel over and over. ![API%20s%20in%202020%20db94ff4d4fb64ac09e679655d20a7140/api-model.png](API%20s%20in%202020%20db94ff4d4fb64ac09e679655d20a7140/api-model.png) When the user makes a request through the webpage this is sent to the API that is stored on a server and usually backed by a database.
JSON or JavaScript Object Notation is an encoding scheme that is designed to eliminate the need for an ad-hoc code for each application to communicate with servers that communicate in a defined way. JSON API module exposes an implementation for data stores and data structures, such as entity types, bundles, and fields.
First we make the call to the API
GET /articles?include=author HTTP/1.1
We then get the data we requested.
HTTP/1.1 200 OK //The 200 code = all g!
Content-Type: application/vnd.api+json
{
"data": [{
"type": "articles",
"id": "1",
"attributes": {
"title": "JSON:API paints my bikeshed!",
"body": "The shortest article. Ever.",
"created": "2015-05-22T14:56:29.000Z",
"updated": "2015-05-22T14:56:28.000Z"
},
"relationships": {
"author": {
"data": {"id": "42", "type": "people"}
}
}
}],
"included": [
{
"type": "people",
"id": "42",
"attributes": {
"name": "John",
"age": 80,
"gender": "male"
}
}
]
}
Thats it! thats a basic API call.
Lets build an easy and fun API!


[gecode-users] problame when find the optima solution
ruanzheng
ruanzheng2377 at hotmail.com
Thu Feb 14 11:54:37 CET 2008
Dear all:
I override the "constrain" function to get the optima solution. But when I try to get some IntVar variables of the space in the function,
a runtime error occurs, it says I try to get the value of some unassigned IntVar variable.
What's the possible mistake of my code?
Thanks in advance!
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2 Samuel 6:15
So David and all the house of Israel brought up the ark of the LORD with shouting, and with the sound of the trumpet.


'Next chapter': Another O'Brien retiring to focus on training
by HRN StaffIrish champion jockey Donnacha O'Brien announced on Sunday that he has retired from the saddle to focus on a training career.
O'Brien, 21, the youngest son of trainer Aidan O'Brien, revealed his news via Twitter. He follows a path similar to his older brother, Joseph, who took out his trainer's license in 2016 after a successful seven-year career as a jockey and recently won the Breeders' Cup Filly & Mare Turf with Iridessa.
Donnacha O'Brien took out his jockey's license in 2014, and has won the flat championship in Ireland in 2018 and 2019. He also won his first Classic -- and three in all -- last year when he piloted Saxon Warrior to victory in the Qipco 2,000 Guineas. He later won the Investec Oaks on Forever Together and the Irish Derby with Latrobe, who was trained by his older brother.
He has won 10 Group 1 races, his most recent coming on Magical in the Champion Stakes at Ascot in October.
Hopes are already high for Donnacha O'Brien as a trainer, too. European book maker Paddy Power made him 11-8 to train a group winner in 2020; 12-1 for a Group 1 winner; and 33-1 for a classic winner, according to the Racing Post.


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Ocular Engine
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Combination of a VertexBuffer and IndexBuffer. More...
#include <SubMesh.hpp>
Public Member Functions | |
| bool | bind () |
| void | unbind () |
| void | unload () |
| void | setVertexBuffer (VertexBuffer *buffer) |
| VertexBuffer * | getVertexBuffer () |
| void | setIndexBuffer (IndexBuffer *buffer) |
| IndexBuffer * | getIndexBuffer () |
Protected Attributes | |
| VertexBuffer * | m_VertexBuffer |
| IndexBuffer * | m_IndexBuffer |
Combination of a VertexBuffer and IndexBuffer.
| IndexBuffer * Ocular::Graphics::SubMesh::getIndexBuffer | ( | ) |
| VertexBuffer * Ocular::Graphics::SubMesh::getVertexBuffer | ( | ) |
Returns a pointer to the current vertex buffer of this mesh, which can then be modified.
After modifying vertex data, one should call either calculateMinMaxPoints() or setMinMaxPoints() so that bounding volumes, etc. based off of this mesh will be accurate.
Any changes made to the buffer will not take affect until VertexBuffer::build is called and the Mesh is rebound.
| void Ocular::Graphics::SubMesh::setIndexBuffer | ( | IndexBuffer * | buffer | ) |
Sets the IndexBuffer for this Mesh.
| [in] | buffer |
| void Ocular::Graphics::SubMesh::setVertexBuffer | ( | VertexBuffer * | buffer | ) |
Sets the VertexBuffer for this Mesh.
After modifying vertex data, one should call either calculateMinMaxPoints() or setMinMaxPoints() so that bounding volumes, etc. based off of this mesh will be accurate.
The Mesh takes ownership of the buffer and will delete it when it is no longer in use.
| [in] | buffer |
| void Ocular::Graphics::SubMesh::unload | ( | ) |
Unloads this Mesh from CPU and GPU memory


BlueBanquise Documentation¶
Welcome on BlueBanquise documentation.
This documentation describes how to deploy, configure, and maintain BlueBanquise on different scenario clusters.
Details are also given for each Ansible role of the stack, and how to build your own.


---
# Front Matter
layout: basic-page
title: Reverse No
no-top-img: true
noHeaderMargin: false
words: {
"and", "big", "body", "color", "do", "fast", "feel", "food", "good",
"gross", "have", "hot", "idea", "is", "land", "life", "love", "me",
"more", "new", "no", "one", "piece", "reverse", "round", "same", "side",
"start", "simple", "thing", "this", "umm...", "up", "wet", "with", "word"
}
---
Reverse No is a cooperative party game about communicating ideas with a limited vocabulary, and building up your common language over time.
It was created at the 2019 Pittsburgh IGDA Board Game Jam, for the theme: "Foreign".
2 or more players
10-30 minutes
Ages 10+
Carter Williams, Joseph Perrino, Adrian Mester, Woody McCoy, Tiger Jia, Dominic Calkosz
There are two groups in the game: a foreigner, who can only speak words from a specific list, and a group of interpreters, who are trying to understand what the foreigner is saying. The foreigner draws a prompt from a category. The interpreters must guess this prompt.
At any point, the foreigner can say “new word”. The foreigner then says a phrase out of the allowed words, prompting the interpreters to guess the meaning of that phrase. When the interpreters correctly guess this meaning, the foreigner confirms they are correct by saying “Reverse No!” (“Yes!”). One interpreter acts as a scribe and writes down the phrase and its meaning on a sticky note and places it on the wall, to be referenced later. These notes can be used between rounds. These phrases will build off of each other until the foreigner can use them to describe the prompt. The round ends when the interpreters correctly guess this prompt.
You're encouraged to take turns being the foreigner, and to use phrases that have been built up over previous rounds. If you find that you've run out of prompts, or just want to get more creative, try making up your own!
For questions, suggestions, or bugs, feel free to contact<EMAIL_ADDRESS>The foreigner draws “Dracula” from the list of subjects.


Train Tickets
问题描述 :
It was the happiest moment of his life!  He is now assigned to the IT department, and is supposed to help write a new ticket management system. The part he is supposed to write, is an algorithm for distributing tickets among the difierent possible travels along a train route.
Tor Gunnar comes from a strange country. In addition to speaking a language even he himself doesn’t understand, the countrys government has pushed through some weird laws that influences how train tickets are sold. This means that the price for travelling from station A to station B is predetermined. Also, everytime you sell tickets for a given trip, you’ll know the exact demand for travelling between each pair of cities. What more, the government is allowed to set aside some tickets for their own usage (these are free of
charge).
One train trip consists of a series of stations. It is possible to travel from station A to B as long as A precedes B in the station list. Each train has a given capacity, and there can never be more than this amount of passengers in between two adjacent stations.
Tor Gunnar is completely puzzled, and desperately needs your help. Write a program that helps him figure out the best ticket distribution.
输入:
Each test case begins with a line containing two numbers, N and P, the number of stations in the case and the capacity of the train, respectively. Then follow N – 1 lines, giving the ticket prices, Cij . The i-th of these N lines contain N – i numbers. The j-th number of the i-th line is the cost of a ticket from station i to station i + j. The next N – 1 lines give the demand for tickets for each pair of stations, Dij , in the same format as the prices.
Another N – 1 lines in the same format follow these, statin the number of tickets set aside for the government officials, Oij .
输出:
Each test case begins with a line containing two numbers, N and P, the number of stations in the case and the capacity of the train, respectively. Then follow N – 1 lines, giving the ticket prices, Cij . The i-th of these N lines contain N – i numbers. The j-th number of the i-th line is the cost of a ticket from station i to station i + j. The next N – 1 lines give the demand for tickets for each pair of stations, Dij , in the same format as the prices.
Another N – 1 lines in the same format follow these, statin the number of tickets set aside for the government officials, Oij .
样例输入:
1 3 1 3 4 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
样例输出:
0
花爷的新作，还是想念萌三，虽然可能不会再出续集了，但是还是抱了一丝希望继续关注作者
花爷的新作，还是想念萌三，虽然可能不会再出续集了，但是还是抱了一丝希望继续关注作者
花爷的新作，还是想念萌三，虽然可能不会再出续集了，但是还是抱了一丝希望继续关注作者
花爷的新作，还是想念萌三，虽然可能不会再出续集了，但是还是抱了一丝希望继续关注作者
花爷的新作，还是想念萌三，虽然可能不会再出续集了，但是还是抱了一丝希望继续关注作者
花爷的新作，还是想念萌三，虽然可能不会再出续集了，但是还是抱了一丝希望继续关注作者
花爷的新作，还是想念萌三，虽然可能不会再出续集了，但是还是抱了一丝希望继续关注作者
Java真是解决大数的利器
DFS方法的原理还是不太清楚啊
6题应该就是算概率的吧
#include <cstdio>
int main() {
//answer must be odd
int n, u, d;
while(scanf("%d%d%d",&n,&u,&d)==3 && n>0) {
if(n<=u) { puts("1"); continue; }
n-=u; u-=d; n+=u-1; n/=u;
n<<=1, ++n;
printf("%dn",n);
}
return 0;
}
L（X [0 .. M-1]，Y [0 .. N-1]）= 1 + L（X [0 .. M-2]，Y [0 .. N-1]）这个地方也也有笔误
应改为L（X [0 .. M-1]，Y [0 .. N-1]）= 1 + L（X [0 .. M-2]，Y [0 .. N-2]）
不考虑最后将结果排序的话，快排的时间复杂度是O(N) ，而堆排的是O(N*logK),这样比较看，快排快
不错，再多来的CF上面的题
很给力啊，学习了
其实就是DFS搜索，数据量较小，穷举了所有情况
大致看了下，算法的时间复杂度没有很本性的提升，算不上高效。
正在学习搜索，很好
正解，我的方法占用的内存更多些
抱歉，确实是弄错了，原来的代码是错误的，删掉了


Issue 6422: Add a right click option for accessing objects in the Command Line
Steps to reproduce
- Open Firebug
- Enable and switch to the Console panel
- In the Command Line, run:
$p
→ The result should be undefined
.
- In the Command Line, run:
0
- Right-click the result and select "Use In Command Line"
→ $p
should be entered into the Command Line, fully selected.
- Press enter
→ The result should be 0
.
- In the Command Line, run:
console.log("%o", "");
- Enter
a
into the Command Line, without pressing enter
- Right-click the logged string and select "Use In Command Line"
→ $p
should be appended to the Command Line, and selected.
- Remove the
a
, and press enter
→ The result should be ""
.


Hope for treating triple negative breast cancer: New drug 'starves' tumor cells by killing off the protein that fuels their growth
by Dailymail,com Reporter For Mailonline- About a fifth of all breast cancers are triple negative, the hardest form to treat
- Scientists at Mt Sinai in New York found a protein that fuels the tumors' growth
- They developed a drug that can 'degrade' the protein to slow tumor growth in petri dish and animal studies
A drug that stops the the deadliest form of breast cancer in its tracks has been developed.
The experimental therapy on triple negative breast cancer worked on human tumor cells grown in the lab and living mice.
It prevented the disease spreading - a process called metastasis. Scientists are hopeful of similar success in humans.
Triple negative breast cancer has few effective treatment options, migrates further than other types and is more likely to recur and prove fatal. Younger women are most prone.
The medication called MS1943 destroys a protein known as EZH2 that fuels its growth - while leaving healthy cells alone.
Dr Jian Jin, director of the Mount Sinai Center for Therapeutics Discovery in New York, said: 'Our findings suggest EZH2 selective degraders such as MS1943 may provide an emerging therapeutic approach for the treatment of triple-negative breast cancer.'
Breast cancer is the most common cancer in the US. Around 271,000 women are diagnosed each year - up to a fifth being struck down with the most aggressive.
In tests of miniature triple negative breast cancer tumors in petri dishes and in mice, blocking EZH2 completely prevented them from metastasizing.
There's not yet a drug that can be used in women that manages the same thing, said Dr Jin.
He said: 'Triple-negative breast cancer represents 12 to 20 percent of all breast cancers.
'It has poor prognosis, high recurrence, a low survival rate and has higher incidence in African-American and Hispanic women.
'Currently, there are no effective therapies for treating a substantial portion of patients.'
They believe the new drug, described in Nature Chemical Biology, could also treat prostate cancer - the most common in men.
Dr Jin said: 'The EZH2 selective degrader reported in this study is also an invaluable tool to test therapeutic hypotheses in other cancers.'
The protein is over-expressed in many tumors - including breast and prostate
cancers.
He said: 'In breast cancer, EZH2 has been identified as a major driver for disease development and progression, and high levels correlate with poor prognosis.'
Several clinical trials of EZH2 inhibitors have already shown promise in treating sarcomas and lymphomas - tumors that start in soft tissue and immune cells respectively.
Dr Jin said: 'MS1943 contains chemicals that are very toxic to triple negative breast cancer cells - while sparing normal cells.
'It's effective in living animals - suggesting pharmacologic degradation of EZH2 can be advantageous for treating the cancers that are dependent on EZH2.'
His team also found MS1943 reduced EZH2 levels in lab tests on lymphoma cells and non-cancerous prostate cells.
Dr Jin said: 'Our results suggest pharmacological degradation of EZH2 may offer a potential therapeutic strategy for triple negative breast cancer.
'Furthermore, based on the oncogenic role of EZH2 in other cancers including prostate cancer, we hypothesise degraders could be effective in treating these tumours.
'MS1943 is a valuable tool to test this therapeutic hypothesis.'
An estimated 268,600 new cases of breast cancer are expected to be diagnosed in 2019 in the US - with as many as one-in-five being the dreaded triple negative.
Chemotherapy is considered effective but the cancer often comes back - with a vengeance.
Triple negative breast cancer is a form of the disease that does not have receptors for the hormones oestrogen or progesterone, or the protein HER2.
This makes it trickier to treat due to the tumour not responding to these hormonal or protein therapies.
The condition is more common in those under 40 and black women. It is diagnosed via a sample of the cancerous cells.


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Logging in allows you to see your latest appraisals.
In the future, you'll be able to delete appraisals, make them public/private and more.
OpenID allows you to have one identity to log into any OpenID-enabled website. There's no need to maintain separate credentials for every website you ever go on. I don't want your credentials. I just want to know that you are you and that's what OpenID does really well. I've created easy login buttons for some common OpenID providers. If your provider isn't there and supports OpenID, let me know. Also, tell CCP to be an OpenID provider.


Hold still...
Empathy Simluator
Hover hand over sensor to start.
Resetting...
Paused
Pinch both fingers to reset the game.


Language: Exported Resources
Note: Exported resources require resource stashing (AKA “storeconfigs”) to be enabled on your puppet master. Resource stashing is provided by PuppetDB. To enable resource stashing, follow these instructions:
(Resource stashing may also be provided by the legacy
active_record
storeconfigs backend. However, all new users should avoid it and use PuppetDB instead.)
An exported resource declaration specifies a desired state for a resource, does not manage the resource on the target system, and publishes the resource for use by other nodes. Any node (including the node that exported it) can then collect the exported resource and manage its own copy of it.
Purpose
Exported resources allow nodes to share information with each other. This is useful when one node has information that another node needs in order to manage a resource — the node with the information can construct and publish the resource, and the node managing the resource can collect it.
The most common use cases are monitoring and backups. A class that manages a service like PostgreSQL can export a nagios_service
resource describing how to monitor the service, including information like its hostname and port. The Nagios server can then collect every nagios_service
resource, and will automatically start monitoring the Postgres server.
For more details, see Exported Resource Design Patterns.
Syntax
Using exported resources requires two steps: declaring and collecting.
class ssh {
# Declare:
@@sshkey { $hostname:
type => dsa,
key => $sshdsakey,
}
# Collect:
Sshkey <<| |>>
}
In the example above, every node with the ssh
class will export its own SSH host key and then collect the SSH host key of every node (including its own). This will cause every node in the site to trust SSH connections from every other node.
Declaring an Exported Resource
To declare an exported resource, prepend @@
(a double “at” sign) to the type of a standard resource declaration:
@@nagios_service { "check_zfs${hostname}":
use => 'generic-service',
host_name => "$fqdn",
check_command => 'check_nrpe_1arg!check_zfs',
service_description => "check_zfs${hostname}",
target => '/etc/nagios3/conf.d/nagios_service.cfg',
notify => Service[$nagios::params::nagios_service],
}
Collecting Exported Resources
To collect exported resources you must use an exported resource collector :
Nagios_service <<| |>> # Collect all exported nagios_service resources
# Collect exported file fragments for building a Bacula config file:
Concat::Fragment <<| tag == "bacula-storage-dir-${bacula_director}" |>>
(The second example, taken from puppetlabs-bacula, uses the concat module.)
Since any node could be exporting a resource, it is difficult to predict what the title of an exported resource will be. As such, it’s usually best to search on a more general attribute. This is one of the main use cases for tags.
See Exported Resource Collectors for more detail on the collector syntax and search expressions.
Behavior
When resource stashing (AKA storeconfigs) is enabled, the puppet master will send a copy of every catalog it compiles to PuppetDB. PuppetDB retains the most recent catalog for every node and provides the puppet master with a search interface to those catalogs.
Declaring an exported resource causes that resource to be added to the catalog and marked with an “exported” flag, which prevents puppet agent from managing the resource (unless it was collected). When PuppetDB receives the catalog, it also takes note of this flag.
Collecting an exported resource causes the puppet master to send a search query to PuppetDB. PuppetDB will respond with every exported resource that matches the search expression, and the puppet master will add those resources to the catalog.
Timing
An exported resource becomes available to other nodes as soon as PuppetDB finishes storing the catalog that contains it. This is a multi-step process and may not happen immediately:
- The puppet master must have compiled a given node’s catalog at least once before its resources become available.
- When the puppet master submits a catalog to PuppetDB, it is added to a queue and stored as soon as possible. Depending on the PuppetDB server’s workload, there may be a slight delay between a node’s catalog being compiled and its resources becoming available.
Uniqueness
Every exported resource must be globally unique across every single node. If two nodes export resources with the same title or same name/namevar and you attempt to collect both, the compilation will fail. (Note: Some pre-1.0 versions of PuppetDB will not fail in this case. This is a bug.)
To ensure uniqueness, every resource you export should include a substring unique to the node exporting it into its title and name/namevar. The most expedient way is to use the hostname
or fqdn
facts.
Exported Resource Collectors
Exported resource collectors do not collect normal or virtual resources. In particular, they cannot retrieve non-exported resources from other nodes’ catalogs.


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Daily Solidity Update - storing data on chain and Wyoming gets into the blockchain regulation business.
June 5, 2018
Solidity Community Updates
On the solidity gitter channel overnight, there was a long discussion from a new ethereum developer who’s trying to figure out how to store images on the blockchain. Anyone who’s spent time with this knows you don’t want to store that much data on chain.
One of the community members cautioned him that “storing an image would cost more gas than a buying a car,” but he persisted looking for different compression libraries and kinds of stuff and kept at it with the community. Finally, he got this: “the question doesn’t really make sense, thats why you are not really getting good answers.”
One thing I liked about the exchange is that the community never really got snippy or attacked him for such a fundamental question that they’ve surely heard dozens of times now. That’s good.
Legal updates
There’s a great write up on Lexology on Wyoming’s Spring blockchain legislation.
Also an interesting discussion of GDPR and blockchain over at Computing. GDPR is hard enough to undstand but add GDPR to the mix and my head may actually explode.


Dele Alli sends classy message to Pochettino after Tottenham exit
by Ron CarneAfter Tottenham confirmed the exit of Mauricio Pochettino on Tuesday, Dele Alli sent his now former manager a touching message on social media.
The 23-year-old undoubtedly benefited from the Argentine tactician’s help with his development since joining Spurs in 2015, as he has emerged as a pivotal figure for the Premier League giants while also earning 37 caps for England.
SEE MORE: ‘They’ve got him the sack’ – Harry Redknapp blames Tottenham players for Pochettino exit
In turn, he will feel a great deal of gratitude towards Pochettino for what he has done for his career, but after Tottenham confirmed his departure on Tuesday in their official statement, the search now begins for chairman Daniel Levy to identify the right successor.
However, Alli was keen to address Pochettino’s departure on Tuesday night and became the first Tottenham player to break the silence following the announcement.
As seen in his tweet below, it was undoubtedly an emotional and classy gesture as he thanked Pochettino for what he has taught him and done for his career and while wishing him good luck, he perhaps dropped a hint that he would be keen on a possible reunion further down the line.
Time will tell whether or not that materialises as much will depend on whether or not Alli remains a pivotal figure for Spurs under their next boss and where Pochettino goes after this.
Nevertheless, while Tottenham undoubtedly impressed last season to reach the Champions League final, they find themselves down in 14th place in the Premier League table after 12 games, and given that Levy specifically mentioned their poor domestic form in his statement above, it seems as though that has effectively been a huge factor behind the decision to sack Pochettino.
As noted by BBC Sport, Jose Mourinho is said to be a candidate to now step in and fill the void at Tottenham, although for now Alli was keen to focus on his former manager rather than look ahead to who will potentially replace him.


Class CustomCharacterManager
Handles registration and storage of custom character data.
Inheritance
Namespace: Trainworks.Managers
Assembly: TrainworksModdingTools.dll
Syntax
public class CustomCharacterManager : Object
Constructors
CustomCharacterManager()
Declaration
public CustomCharacterManager()
Properties
CustomCharacterData
Maps custom character IDs to their respective CharacterData.
Declaration
public static IDictionary<string, CharacterData> CustomCharacterData { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IDictionary<System.String, CharacterData> |
CustomSubtypeData
Maps custom subtypes IDs to their respective SubtypeData.
Declaration
public static IDictionary<string, SubtypeData> CustomSubtypeData { get; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Collections.Generic.IDictionary<System.String, SubtypeData> |
TemplateCharacter
A default character prefab which is cloned to create custom characters. Essential for custom character art. Set during game startup.
Declaration
public static GameObject TemplateCharacter { get; set; }
Property Value
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| UnityEngine.GameObject |
Methods
GetCharacterDataByID(String)
Get the character data corresponding to the given ID
Declaration
public static CharacterData GetCharacterDataByID(string characterID)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | characterID | ID of the character to get |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| CharacterData | The character data for the given ID |
LoadTemplateCharacter(SaveManager)
Declaration
public static void LoadTemplateCharacter(SaveManager saveManager)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| SaveManager | saveManager |
RegisterCustomCharacter(CharacterData)
Register a custom character with the manager, allowing it to show up in game.
Declaration
public static bool RegisterCustomCharacter(CharacterData data)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| CharacterData | data | The custom character data to register |
Returns
| Type | Description |
|---|---|
| System.Boolean |
RegisterSubtype(String)
Registers a subtype, making it available for localization
Declaration
public static void RegisterSubtype(string ID)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | ID | The key used for assigning the subtype, and for its localization |
RegisterSubtype(String, String)
Registers a subtype and a localization. Note that all languages will use the same localization. For more fine-tuned control, use the (string) overload of this method instead.
Declaration
public static void RegisterSubtype(string ID, string name)
Parameters
| Type | Name | Description |
|---|---|---|
| System.String | ID | The key used for assigning the subtype, and for its localization |
| System.String | name | The subtype text in all languages |


Screen QML Type
The Screen attached object provides information about the Screen an Item or Window is displayed on. More...
| Import Statement: | import QtQuick.Window 2.2 |
Attached Properties
- desktopAvailableHeight : int
- desktopAvailableWidth : int
- devicePixelRatio : real
- height : int
- name : string
- orientation : Qt::ScreenOrientation
- orientationUpdateMask : Qt::ScreenOrientations
- pixelDensity : real
- primaryOrientation : Qt::ScreenOrientation
- virtualX : int
- virtualY : int
- width : int
Attached Methods
- int angleBetween(Qt::ScreenOrientation a, Qt::ScreenOrientation b)
Detailed Description
The Screen attached object is valid inside Item or Item derived types, after component completion. Inside these items it refers to the screen that the item is currently being displayed on.
The attached object is also valid inside Window or Window derived types, after component completion. In that case it refers to the screen where the Window was created. It is generally better to access the Screen from the relevant Item instead, because on a multi-screen desktop computer, the user can drag a Window into a position where it spans across multiple screens. In that case some Items will be on one screen, and others on a different screen.
To use this type, you will need to import the module with the following line:
import QtQuick.Window 2.2
It is a separate import in order to allow you to have a QML environment without access to window system features.
Note that the Screen type is not valid at Component.onCompleted, because the Item or Window has not been displayed on a screen by this time.
Attached Property Documentation
This contains the available height of the collection of screens which make up the virtual desktop, in pixels, excluding window manager reserved areas such as task bars and system menus. If you want to position a Window at the bottom of the desktop, you can bind to it like this:
y: Screen.desktopAvailableHeight - height
This QML property was introduced in Qt 5.1.
This contains the available width of the collection of screens which make up the virtual desktop, in pixels, excluding window manager reserved areas such as task bars and system menus. If you want to position a Window at the right of the desktop, you can bind to it like this:
x: Screen.desktopAvailableWidth - width
This QML property was introduced in Qt 5.1.
The ratio between physical pixels and device-independent pixels for the screen.
Common values are 1.0 on normal displays and 2.0 on Apple "retina" displays.
This QML property was introduced in Qt 5.4.
The name of the screen.
This QML property was introduced in Qt 5.1.
This contains the current orientation of the screen, from the accelerometer (if any). On a desktop computer, this value typically does not change.
If primaryOrientation == orientation, it means that the screen automatically rotates all content which is displayed, depending on how you hold it. But if orientation changes while primaryOrientation does NOT change, then probably you are using a device which does not rotate its own display. In that case you may need to use Item.rotation or Item.transform to rotate your content.
Note: This property does not update unless a Screen::orientationUpdateMask is set to a value other than 0
.
This contains the update mask for the orientation. Screen::orientation only emits changes for the screen orientations matching this mask.
By default it is set to the value of the QScreen that the window uses.
This QML property was introduced in Qt 5.4.
The number of physical pixels per millimeter.
This QML property was introduced in Qt 5.2.
This contains the primary orientation of the screen. If the screen's height is greater than its width, then the orientation is Qt.PortraitOrientation; otherwise it is Qt.LandscapeOrientation.
If you are designing an application which changes its layout depending on device orientation, you probably want to use primaryOrientation to determine the layout. That is because on a desktop computer, you can expect primaryOrientation to change when the user rotates the screen via the operating system's control panel, even if the computer does not contain an accelerometer. Likewise on most handheld computers which do have accelerometers, the operating system will rotate the whole screen automatically, so again you will see the primaryOrientation change.
The x coordinate of the screen within the virtual desktop.
This QML property was introduced in Qt 5.9.
The y coordinate of the screen within the virtual desktop.
This QML property was introduced in Qt 5.9.
Attached Method Documentation
Returns the rotation angle, in degrees, between the two specified angles.


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This refers to Motorola’s m68k based CPU32 processor family. The crt0.S
startup file should be usable with any target environment, and it’s
mostly just the I/O code and linker scripts that vary. Currently there
is support for the Motorola MVME line of 6U VME boards and IDP
line of eval boards. All of the
Motorola VME boards run Bug
, a ROM based debug monitor.
This monitor has the feature of using user level traps to do I/O, so
this code should be portable to other MVME boards with little if any
change. The startup file also can remain unchanged. About the only thing
that varies is the address for where the text section begins. This can
be accomplished either in the linker script, or on the command line
using the ‘-Ttext [address]’.
There is also support for the rom68k
monitor as shipped on
Motorola’s IDP eval board line. This code should be portable across the
range of CPU’s the board supports. There is also GDB support for this
target environment in the GDB source tree. The relevant files are
gdb/monitor.c, monitor.h, and rom58k-rom.c. The usage of these files is
discussed in the GDB section.


gdaltindex
Creates an OGR-supported dataset as a raster tileindex.
Synopsis
gdaltindex [-f format] [-tileindex field_name] [-write_absolute_path]
[-skip_different_projection] [-t_srs target_srs]
[-src_srs_name field_name] [-src_srs_format [AUTO|WKT|EPSG|PROJ]
[-lyr_name name] index_file [gdal_file]*
Description
This program creates an OGR-supported dataset with a record for each input raster file, an attribute containing the filename, and a polygon geometry outlining the raster. This output is suitable for use with MapServer as a raster tileindex.
- -f <format>
The OGR format of the output tile index file. Starting with GDAL 2.3, if not specified, the format is guessed from the extension (previously was ESRI Shapefile).
- -tileindex <field_name>
The output field name to hold the file path/location to the indexed rasters. The default tile index field name is
location
.
- -write_absolute_path
The absolute path to the raster files is stored in the tile index file. By default the raster filenames will be put in the file exactly as they are specified on the command line.
- -skip_different_projection
Only files with same projection as files already inserted in the tileindex will be inserted (unless
-t_srs
is specified). Default does not check projection and accepts all inputs.
- -t_srs <target_srs>:
Geometries of input files will be transformed to the desired target coordinate reference system. Default creates simple rectangular polygons in the same coordinate reference system as the input rasters.
- -src_srs_name <field_name>
The name of the field to store the SRS of each tile. This field name can be used as the value of the TILESRS keyword in MapServer
- -src_srs_format <type>
The format in which the SRS of each tile must be written. Types can be AUTO, WKT, EPSG, PROJ.
- -lyr_name <name>
Layer name to create/append to in the output tile index file.
- index_file
The name of the output file to create/append to. The default dataset will be created if it doesn't already exist, otherwise it will append to the existing dataset.
- <gdal_file>
The input GDAL raster files, can be multiple files separated by spaces. Wildcards my also be used. Stores the file locations in the same style as specified here, unless
-write_absolute_path
option is also used.
Examples
Produce a shapefile (
doq_index.shp
) with a record for every image that the utility found in thedoq
folder. Each record holds information that points to the location of the image and also a bounding rectangle shape showing the bounds of the image:
gdaltindex doq_index.shp doq/*.tif
Perform the same command as before, but now we create a GeoPackage instead of a Shapefile.
gdaltindex -f GPKG doq_index.gpkg doq/*.tif
The
-t_srs
option can also be used to transform all input rasters into the same output projection:
gdaltindex -t_srs EPSG:4326 -src_srs_name src_srs tile_index_mixed_srs.shp *.tif
Make a tile index from files listed in a text file :
gdaltindex doq_index.shp --optfile my_list.txt
See also
Common options for raster programs for other command-line options, and in particular the --optfile switch that can be used to specify a list of input datasets.


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