The Dude's Pendleton sweater will keep me warm this winter
by Jason WeisbergerThe Pendleton Westerly shawl collar sweater is super cool, but keeps me warm.
All my winter stuff is in storage and I have no access to it. I expected to be out of storage before the winter came, but now I am cold and without my favorite sweaters: cable knit shawl collar sweaters ala Steve McQueen. Deal is this: I have enough shawl collar sweaters in multiple colors that I do not need duplicates. When I am finally able to get all my stuff out of storage I will be very happy, but I have too much stuff.
Another sweater made famous by media that I love, and super comfortable too boot, is the Pendleton Westerly. This ultra-comfortable 3GG sweater immediately lets people know that you are a chill slacker who doesn't care much about anything, while also keeping you warm.
Vintage models are available on ebay and etsy, but Pendleton has been making an exact-ish replica of the Dude's sweater for a few years now.
Pendleton Original Westerly Sweater via Amazon


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Before Change
_get_promise_on_event("/extract_dir/TAR.new"))
manager = self._get_manager()
extracted_new.set()
res = manager.extract(files)
expected = {
"cached": "/extract_dir/ZIP.cached",
"new": "/extract_dir/TAR.new",
"noextract": "/dl_dir/noextract",
After Change
"noextract": "/dl_dir/noextract",
}
self.assertEqual(res, expected)
self.assertCountEqual(self.extracted_paths, ["/dl_dir/new"])
def test_extract_twice_parallel(self):
// Make sure calling extract twice on same resource actually does the
// extraction once.


Sometimes, you will have to give data to the next or the previous page. This link does just that.
Push with dataSame thing with a modal.
Modal with dataReplacing the current view with an other one, without touching to the history, can be useful in some cases. For example, separating a form in multiple pages, as an alternative to modals, or for a side menu feature.
Here you can see it in action. Buttons bellow will replace the current view with another one.
Replace with push animation Rough replaceOn the next page below, you will be able to pop directly to the index
navPopToWhat if you need to push a page that will be the new root page of your app? That's the goal of a replace with the 'clearHistory' boolean. You won't be able to go back after this link.
Replace with history reset


{% extends "main/base.html" %} {% block content %} Email Sent Check your email for instructions to reset your password. Click here to go back to the login page. {% endblock %}
Check your email for instructions to reset your password.
Click here to go back to the login page.


TGT & TGS are in client LSASS memory
The "normal" way: by API
Users can only export their ticket(s) (without privilege)
For TGT: AllowTgtSessionKey registry key must be set for session key export...
(Mandatory to use the TGT)
For TGS: no restriction at all
To get tickets: LsaCallAuthenticationPackage/KerbRetrieveEncodedTicketMessage
In mimikatz:kerberos::list [/export]
To pass-the-ticket: LsaCallAuthenticationPackage/KerbSubmitTicketMessage
In mimikatz:kerberos::ptt ticket.kirbi
Not a hack: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/windows/desktop/aa378099.aspx
Ok, but I want other people's TGT & TGS!
Raw memory reading (yep, even with minidump)
This time will all session keys
Mimikatz
# privilege::debug
# sekurlsa::tickets /export
Then use it:
# kerberos::ptt ticket.kirbi


synchronized
blocks that lock on an object initialized with a literal.
String literals are interned and Character
, Boolean
and Number
literals can be allocated from a cache.
Because of this, it is possible that some other part of the system, which uses an object initialized with the same literal, is actually
holding a reference to the exact same object. This can create unexpected dead-lock situations, if the lock object was thought to be private.
Example:
class Main {
final String mutex = "Mutex";
void method() {
synchronized (mutex) {
}
}
}
Use the Warn on all possible literals option to report any synchronization on
String
, Character
, Boolean
and Number
objects.


NCW launches 'Nile Boats' to condemn violence against women
by Egypt Today staffCAIRO – 22 November 2019: The National Council for Women organized an event dubbed "Nile Boats" as part of international efforts to express condemnation of violence against women and to work to eliminate the phenomenon.
The event comes in cooperation with the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) in Egypt and the Embassy of Sweden in Cairo.
During the event, each boat carried a different message to raise awareness of all forms of violence against women and girls. The boats started its cruise near the Embassy of Sweden and headed towards Corniche Al-Maadi.
The messages including encouraging community to educate girls as it socially protects them, and calling FGM crime that is punishable by law.
The event was attended by Maya Morsy, President of the National Council for Women, Randa Aboul-Hosn, resident representative of the UN Development Program (UNDP) in Egypt, and the Sweden ambassador in Cairo.


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This vector class provides storage for a 3 dimensional double precision floating point vector as well as simple floating point arithmetic operations. More...
#include <CVector3d.h>
Public Member Functions | |
| cVector3d () | |
| cVector3d (const char *a_initstr) | |
| Constructor by passing a string to initialize vector. | |
| cVector3d (const string &a_initstr) | |
| Constructor by passing a string to initialize vector. | |
| cVector3d (const double a_x, const double a_y, const double a_z) | |
| Constructor by passing a doubles to initialize vector. | |
| cVector3d (const cVector3d &a_source) | |
| Constructor by passing a vector to initialize vector. | |
| cVector3d (const double *a_in) | |
| Constructor by passing an array of doubles to initialize vector. | |
| cVector3d (const float *a_in) | |
| Constructor by passing an array of floats to initialize vector. | |
| double & | operator[] (unsigned int index) |
| operator [] | |
| double | operator[] (unsigned int index) const |
| operator [] | |
| void | zero () |
| double | get (const unsigned int &a_component) const |
| void | operator/= (const double &a_val) |
| void | operator*= (const double &a_val) |
| void | operator+= (const cVector3d &a_input) |
| void | operator-= (const cVector3d &a_input) |
| void | set (const double &a_x, const double &a_y, const double &a_z) |
| bool | set (const char *a_initStr) |
| bool | set (const string &a_initStr) |
| void | copyto (cVector3d &a_destination) const |
| void | copyfrom (const cVector3d &a_source) |
| void | add (const cVector3d &a_vector) |
| void | add (const double &a_x, const double &a_y, const double &a_z) |
| void | addr (const cVector3d &a_vector, cVector3d &a_result) const |
| void | addr (const double &a_x, const double &a_y, const double &a_z, cVector3d &a_result) const |
| void | sub (const cVector3d &a_vector) |
| void | sub (const double &a_x, const double &a_y, const double &a_z) |
| void | subr (const cVector3d &a_vector, cVector3d &a_result) const |
| void | subr (const double &a_x, const double &a_y, const double &a_z, cVector3d &a_result) const |
| void | mul (const double &a_scalar) |
| void | mulr (const double &a_scalar, cVector3d &a_result) const |
| void | div (const double &a_scalar) |
| void | divr (const double &a_scalar, cVector3d &a_result) const |
| void | negate () |
| void | negater (cVector3d &a_result) const |
| void | cross (const cVector3d &a_vector) |
| cVector3d | crossAndReturn (const cVector3d &a_vector) const |
| void | crossr (const cVector3d &a_vector, cVector3d &a_result) const |
| double | dot (const cVector3d &a_vector) const |
| void | elementMul (const cVector3d &a_vector) |
| void | elementMulr (const cVector3d &a_vector, cVector3d &a_result) const |
| double | length () const |
| double | lengthsq (void) const |
| void | normalize () |
| void | normalizer (cVector3d &a_result) const |
| double | distance (const cVector3d &a_vector) const |
| double | distancesq (const cVector3d &a_vector) const |
| bool | equals (const cVector3d &a_vector, const double epsilon=0.0) const |
| void | str (string &a_string, const unsigned int a_precision=2) const |
| string | str (const unsigned int a_precision=2) const |
| void | print (const unsigned int a_precision=2) const |
| void | decompose (const cVector3d &a_input, cVector3d &a_parallel, cVector3d &a_perpendicular) |
| void | slerp (double a_level, cVector3d const &a_vector1, cVector3d a_vector2) |
Public Attributes | |
| double | x |
| Component X of vector. | |
| double | y |
| Component Y of vector. | |
| double | z |
| Component Z of vector. |
This vector class provides storage for a 3 dimensional double precision floating point vector as well as simple floating point arithmetic operations.
| cVector3d::cVector3d | ( | ) | [inline] |
| void cVector3d::add | ( | const double & | a_x, | |
| const double & | a_y, | |||
| const double & | a_z | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Addition between current vector and external vector passed as parameter.
Result is stored in current vector.
| a_x | X component. | |
| a_y | Y component. | |
| a_z | Z component. |
| void cVector3d::add | ( | const cVector3d & | a_vector | ) | [inline] |
Addition between current vector and external vector passed as parameter.
Result is stored in current vector.
| a_vector | This vector is added to the current one. |
| void cVector3d::addr | ( | const double & | a_x, | |
| const double & | a_y, | |||
| const double & | a_z, | |||
| cVector3d & | a_result | |||
| ) | const [inline] |
Addition between current vector and vector passed by parameter.
Result is stored in result vector.
| a_x | X component. | |
| a_y | Y component. | |
| a_z | Z component. | |
| a_result | Vector where result is stored. |
Addition between current vector and external vector passed as parameter.
Result is stored in external result vector.
| a_vector | Vector which is added to current one. | |
| a_result | Vector where result is stored. |
| void cVector3d::copyfrom | ( | const cVector3d & | a_source | ) | [inline] |
Copy external vector as parameter to current vector.
| a_source | Source vector. |
| void cVector3d::copyto | ( | cVector3d & | a_destination | ) | const [inline] |
Copy current vector to external vector as parameter.
| a_destination | Destination vector. |
| void cVector3d::cross | ( | const cVector3d & | a_vector | ) | [inline] |
Compute the cross product between current vector and an external vector.
Result is stored in current vector.
| a_vector | Vector with which cross product is computed with. |
Compute the cross product between current vector and an external vector passed as parameter.
Result is returned. Performance-wise, cross() and crossr() are usually preferred, since this version creates a new stack variable.
| a_vector | Vector with which cross product is computed. |
Compute the cross product between current vector and an external vector passed as parameter.
Result is stored in a_result vector.
| a_vector | Vector with which cross product is computed. | |
| a_result | Vector where result is stored. |
| void cVector3d::decompose | ( | const cVector3d & | a_input, | |
| cVector3d & | a_parallel, | |||
| cVector3d & | a_perpendicular | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Decompose me into components parallel and perpendicular to the input vector.
| a_input | Reference vector. | |
| a_parallel | Parallel component | |
| a_perpendicular | Perpendicular component |
| double cVector3d::distance | ( | const cVector3d & | a_vector | ) | const [inline] |
Compute the distance between current point and an external point passed as parameter.
| a_vector | Point to which the distance is measured |
| double cVector3d::distancesq | ( | const cVector3d & | a_vector | ) | const [inline] |
Compute the square distance between the current point and an external point.
| a_vector | Point to which squared distance is measured |
| void cVector3d::div | ( | const double & | a_scalar | ) | [inline] |
Divide current vector by a scalar. No check for divide-by-zero is performed.
Result is stored in current vector.
| a_scalar | Scalar value. |
| void cVector3d::divr | ( | const double & | a_scalar, | |
| cVector3d & | a_result | |||
| ) | const [inline] |
Divide current vector by a scalar.
Result is stored in result vector.
| a_scalar | Scalar value. | |
| a_result | Result vector. |
| double cVector3d::dot | ( | const cVector3d & | a_vector | ) | const [inline] |
Compute the dot product between current vector and an external vector passed as parameter.
| a_vector | Vector with which dot product is computed. |
| void cVector3d::elementMul | ( | const cVector3d & | a_vector | ) | [inline] |
Compute the element-by-element product between current vector and an external vector and store in the current vector.
| a_vector | Vector with which product is computed. |
Compute the element-by-element product between current vector and an external vector and store in the supplied output vector.
| a_vector | Vector with which product is computed. | |
| a_result | Resulting vector. |
| bool cVector3d::equals | ( | const cVector3d & | a_vector, | |
| const double | epsilon = 0.0 | |||
| ) | const [inline] |
Test whether the current vector and an external vector are equal.
| a_vector | Vector with which equality is checked. | |
| epsilon | Two vectors will be considered equal if each component is within epsilon units. Defaults to zero. |
| double cVector3d::get | ( | const unsigned int & | a_component | ) | const [inline] |
Return the i th component of the vector. component = 0 return x, component = 1 returns y, component = 2 returns z.
| a_component | component number |
| double cVector3d::length | ( | ) | const [inline] |
Compute the length of current vector.
| double cVector3d::lengthsq | ( | void | ) | const [inline] |
Compute the square length of current vector.
| void cVector3d::mul | ( | const double & | a_scalar | ) | [inline] |
Multiply current vector by a scalar.
Result is stored in current vector.
| a_scalar | Scalar value. |
| void cVector3d::mulr | ( | const double & | a_scalar, | |
| cVector3d & | a_result | |||
| ) | const [inline] |
Multiply current vector by a scalar.
Result is stored in result vector.
| a_scalar | Scalar value. | |
| a_result | Result vector. |
| void cVector3d::negate | ( | ) | [inline] |
Negate current vector.
Result is stored in current vector.
| void cVector3d::negater | ( | cVector3d & | a_result | ) | const [inline] |
Negate current vector.
Result is stored in result vector.
| a_result | Result vector. |
| void cVector3d::normalize | ( | ) | [inline] |
Normalize current vector to become a vector of length one.
Warning:
Vector should not be equal to (0,0,0) or a division by zero error will occur.
Result is stored in current vector.
| void cVector3d::normalizer | ( | cVector3d & | a_result | ) | const [inline] |
Normalize current vector to become a vector of length one.
WARNING: Vector should not be equal to (0,0,0) or a division by zero error will occur.
Result is stored in result vector.
| a_result | Vector where result is stored. |
| void cVector3d::operator*= | ( | const double & | a_val | ) | [inline] |
An overloaded *= operator for vector/scalar multiplication
| void cVector3d::operator+= | ( | const cVector3d & | a_input | ) | [inline] |
An overloaded += operator for vector/vector addition
| void cVector3d::operator-= | ( | const cVector3d & | a_input | ) | [inline] |
An overloaded -= operator for vector/vector subtraction
| void cVector3d::operator/= | ( | const double & | a_val | ) | [inline] |
An overloaded /= operator for vector/scalar division
| double& cVector3d::operator[] | ( | unsigned int | index | ) | [inline] |
operator []
Cast to a double*
This replaces the previous [] operators (without breaking existing code).
| void cVector3d::print | ( | const unsigned int | a_precision = 2 |
) | const [inline] |
Print the current vector using the CHAI_DEBUG_PRINT macro.
| a_precision | Number of digits. |
| bool cVector3d::set | ( | const string & | a_initStr | ) | [inline] |
Initialize a vector from a string of the form (x,y,z) (the same form produced by str() )
| a_initStr | The string to convert |
| bool cVector3d::set | ( | const char * | a_initStr | ) | [inline] |
Initialize a vector from a string of the form (x,y,z), the same form produced by str(). Will actually accept any of the following forms:
(4.3,23,54)
4.3 54 2.1
4.5,7.8,9.1
...i.e., it expects three numbers, optionally preceded by '(' and whitespace, and separated by commas or whitespace.
| a_initStr | The string to convert |
| void cVector3d::set | ( | const double & | a_x, | |
| const double & | a_y, | |||
| const double & | a_z | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Initialize 3 dimensional vector with parameters x, y, and z.
| a_x | X component. | |
| a_y | Y component. | |
| a_z | Z component. |
Spherically linearly interpolate between two vectors and store in this vector. Vectors should have the same length
| a_level | Fraction of distance to a_vector2 (0 is fully at a_vector1, 1.0 is fully at a_vector2) | |
| a_vector1 | First vector to interpolate from | |
| a_vector2 | Second vector to interpolate from |
| string cVector3d::str | ( | const unsigned int | a_precision = 2 |
) | const [inline] |
Convert current vector into a string, which is returned on the stack.
| a_precision | Number of digits. |
| void cVector3d::str | ( | string & | a_string, | |
| const unsigned int | a_precision = 2 | |||
| ) | const [inline] |
Convert current vector into a string.
| a_string | String where conversion is stored | |
| a_precision | Number of digits. |
| void cVector3d::sub | ( | const double & | a_x, | |
| const double & | a_y, | |||
| const double & | a_z | |||
| ) | [inline] |
Subtract an external vector passed as parameter from current vector.
Result is stored in current vector.
| a_x | X component. | |
| a_y | Y component. | |
| a_z | Z component. |
| void cVector3d::sub | ( | const cVector3d & | a_vector | ) | [inline] |
Subtraction between current vector and an external vector passed as parameter.
Result is stored in current vector.
| a_vector | Vector which is subtracted from current one. |
| void cVector3d::subr | ( | const double & | a_x, | |
| const double & | a_y, | |||
| const double & | a_z, | |||
| cVector3d & | a_result | |||
| ) | const [inline] |
Subtract current vector from vector passed by parameter.
Result is stored in result vector.
| a_x | X component. | |
| a_y | Y component. | |
| a_z | Z component. | |
| a_result | Vector where result is stored. |
Subtraction between current vector and external vector passed as parameter.
Result is stored in external a_result vector.
| a_vector | Vector which is subtracted from current one. | |
| a_result | Vector where result is stored. |
| void cVector3d::zero | ( | ) | [inline] |
Clear vector with zeros.


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The coding community is very known for it's openess and collaboration, evident by concepts such as open source. We at
Helyx have also first handedly experienced the importance of colaboration. Therefore, each competitor must have at least 1 partner. But, don't worry if you don't have one coming in! Our team will ensure that every competitor has a team, similar to our last hackathon!


ZenFit is our featured product at SkillMob. It is a daily program to help you learn to meditate, practice mindfulnes, and improve your congitive funtion.
Each day you'll receive a 10 minute guided audio program. This program helps you focus inward and calm your mind. You'll be guided through breathing exercises, thought exercises, and focused meditation. At the end of any session you'll either be asked a question or shown a passage to that you can ponder and write in our journal. It is highly encouraged to do your ZenFit practice first thing in the morning. This will enable you to maximize the impact it will have on your day priming you for success.
ZenFit is designed to help you manage stress and operate at peak performance. At SkillMob, we're all about improving our skills and learning new things so we can be our best. This starts with a strong mind, which there is no better way to prepare your mind with meditation and mindfulness practice.
You'll get the best deal that we have for ZenFit.  Plus we're going to be giving our early adopters first access to new features as we add them.
 We offer a 30 day money back promise if you're not enjoying our programming and experiencing a positive result in your life. However, we want to make sure you give it everything you got before throwing in the towel. :-)


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Displays all "Received" headers.
Displays the host where the email has come from. The regular expression should match the first "Received" header added by the recipient's smtp server.
The same as above, but hides TLS information if any.
The same as above, but for accounts on different mail servers: mx.example.com, mx.example.net, Yandex.Mail Service.
Using two capturing groups to display host and time stamp.


Despite a rampage of foreign and domestic troubles, Mageney Omar, a sophomore at the John D. O'Bryant School of Math & Science, says she is confident about tomorrow -- and the days after.
"I'm still very hopeful about the world we live in because I know that we have built a strong foundation that cannot be torn down easily," she says.
Barack Obama appealed to many young people in 2008 with his candidate's message of hope and change.
However, much has changed on the hope front since Obama became president: ISIS and their bombings and beheadings.
.amount of hope will change the bad things happening," says Kiana Mclean a sophomore at the O'Byant.
Yet many teens and their peers say they remain fervent in their faith about the future.
A survey last year of young people born between 1996 and 2000 discovered that 65 percent of these so-called Generation Z members, from 46 countries, felt at ease going forward, according to the global research firm Universum.
Of course, other surveys say, these are not the wide-eyed, teenage optimists of yesterday but, rather, more of a group of eyes-wide-open realists.
they believe that positivity can go a long way in dealing with devastating current events, a position that, observers say, also manifests in the youth's maturity and insistence on equality for all.
"You can focus on the bad stuff but that isn't everything in your life," says Alejandro Melguizo, a sophomore at the O'Bryant. "If you can see the good, you can survive."
For many students, the realization that there's a big, bad ball of misery out there doesn't terrify them.
It just makes them want to change things up.


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Elections 20 years apart
The charts below compare voter turnout and election results in municipal elections in Lower Austria from 1995 and 2015 for the two major parties, OEVP and SPOE. 566 municipalities are included, four are missing because only one of those parties ran there (Aderklaa, Grosshofen, Parbasdorf and St. Corona am Wechsel).
Changes in turnout and party results
The number of municipalities in which turnout and party results were higher/lower in 2015 than in 1995.
The turnout has decreased almost everywhere, however, the change in party results is not so clear. While the SPOE struggles, the OEVP seems to have broadened its support on local level over the last 20 years. This corresponds with its performance on state level, holding the absolute majority in the state parliament since 2003.
Vote share of parties
The number of municipalities in which the OEVP and SPOE received a vote share of ...
The changes seem rather small, but this comparison does not account for big swings in the background. Again, the strength of the OEVP in Lower Austria is obvious, having an absolute majority in almost 70% of the municipalities.
Details
Every dot represents the result for one party in one municipality, its size represents the number of voters.
While there were some rather dramatic vote shifts, most of the changes range from minus to plus 10 percentage points. The results show by trend that the parties, especially the OEVP, remain strong were they were strong 20 years ago.
So two decades changed little? While the big picture might suggest this conclusion, the individual political landscape in each village, town or city may look very different today than it did in 1995 - having seen different candidates and politicians and being expanded by new parties.


- scan(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.cluster.StableDBScanner
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Scans the current DB and assigns elements to clusters.
- SCV_REPAIR_RANGE_SQUARED - Static variable in class org.bk.ass.sim.RepairerBehavior
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- setAirWeapon(Weapon) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setArmor(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setAttackTarget(Agent) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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Sets the agents target to attack.
- setAttackTargetPriority(Agent.TargetingPriority) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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Change the priority of this agent when other agents try to find a new target.
- setBurrowed(boolean) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setBurrowedAttacker(boolean) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setCanStim(boolean) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setCooldown(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setDamage(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Weapon
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- setDamageType(DamageType) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Weapon
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- setDetected(boolean) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setElevationLevel(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setEnergy(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setFlyer(boolean) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setFutureFrame(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.manage.Lock
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- setGroundWeapon(Weapon) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setHealer(boolean) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setHealth(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setHits(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Weapon
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Number of hits this weapon will apply
- setHpConstructionRate(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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Has to be called *after* max health has been set
- setInnerSplashRadius(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Weapon
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- setInterceptors(Collection<Agent>) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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Set this carriers interceptors.
- setKiter(boolean) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setLockeddown(boolean) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setMaxCooldown(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setMaxEnergy(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setMaxHealth(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setMaxRange(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Weapon
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- setMaxShields(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setMechanic(boolean) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setMedianSplashRadius(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Weapon
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- setMelee(boolean) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setMinRange(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Weapon
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- setOnDeathHandler(BiConsumer<Agent, Collection<Agent>>) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setOrganic(boolean) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setOuterSplashRadius(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Weapon
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- setPlagueDamage(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setProtectedByDarkSwarm(boolean) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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Mark this agent as being protected by dark swarm (ground unit and under dark swarm).
- setRegeneratesHealth(boolean) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setRemainingStimFrames(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setRepairer(boolean) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setShields(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setShieldUpgrades(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setSize(UnitSize) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setSpeed(float) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setSplashType(SplashType) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Weapon
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- setStasised(boolean) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setStopFrames(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setSuicider(boolean) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setUserObject(Object) - Method in class org.bk.ass.cluster.Cluster
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- setUserObject(Object) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setX(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- setY(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- SimpleGameState - Class in org.bk.ass.buildorder
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- SimpleGameState() - Constructor for class org.bk.ass.buildorder.SimpleGameState
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- simulate() - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Simulator
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Simulates 4 seconds into the future.
- simulate(int) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Simulator
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Simulate the given number of frames.
- Simulator - Class in org.bk.ass.sim
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Used to simulate 2 groups of agents engaging each other.
- Simulator.Behavior - Interface in org.bk.ass.sim
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Implementations define what action to take for an agent in regards to its allies and/or
enemies.
- Simulator.Builder - Class in org.bk.ass.sim
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- Simulator.IntEvaluation - Class in org.bk.ass.sim
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- Simulator.RoleBasedBehavior - Class in org.bk.ass.sim
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Dispatches behaviors based on the role in combat.
- simUnit(int, Agent, UnorderedCollection<Agent>, UnorderedCollection<Agent>) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.AttackerBehavior
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- simUnit(int, Agent, UnorderedCollection<Agent>, UnorderedCollection<Agent>) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.HealerBehavior
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- simUnit(int, Agent, UnorderedCollection<Agent>, UnorderedCollection<Agent>) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.RepairerBehavior
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- simUnit(int, Agent, UnorderedCollection<Agent>, UnorderedCollection<Agent>) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.RetreatBehavior
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- simUnit(int, Agent, UnorderedCollection<Agent>, UnorderedCollection<Agent>) - Method in interface org.bk.ass.sim.Simulator.Behavior
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Simulate the given agent.
- simUnit(int, Agent, UnorderedCollection<Agent>, UnorderedCollection<Agent>) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Simulator.RoleBasedBehavior
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- simUnit(int, Agent, UnorderedCollection<Agent>, UnorderedCollection<Agent>) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.SuiciderBehavior
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- size() - Method in class org.bk.ass.collection.PairingHeap
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- size() - Method in class org.bk.ass.collection.UnorderedCollection
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- size() - Method in class org.bk.ass.query.PositionQueries
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- SplashType - Enum in org.bk.ass.sim
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- StableDBScanner<U> - Class in org.bk.ass.cluster
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DBScan which processes the DB in chunks.
- StableDBScanner(PositionQueries<U>, int, int) - Constructor for class org.bk.ass.cluster.StableDBScanner
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- StableDBScanner(int) - Constructor for class org.bk.ass.cluster.StableDBScanner
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- StableDBScanner(Collection<U>, int, Function<U, Collection<U>>) - Constructor for class org.bk.ass.cluster.StableDBScanner
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- stim() - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Agent
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- stopFrames(UnitType) - Static method in class org.bk.ass.info.BWAPI4JUnitInfo
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- stopFrames(UnitType) - Static method in class org.bk.ass.info.BWMirrorUnitInfo
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- subtract(GMS) - Method in class org.bk.ass.manage.GMS
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- subtract(Simulator.IntEvaluation) - Method in class org.bk.ass.sim.Simulator.IntEvaluation
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Subtracts another evaluation and returns the result.
- SuiciderBehavior - Class in org.bk.ass.sim
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- SuiciderBehavior() - Constructor for class org.bk.ass.sim.SuiciderBehavior
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- supply - Variable in class org.bk.ass.manage.GMS
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You must import the plotting libraries and get some historical data to create candlestick charts.
In this example, you create a candlestick chart that shows the open, high, low, and close prices of one of the banking securities. Follow these steps to create the candlestick chart:
Symbol
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history
DataFrame
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Candlestick
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constructor with a title and axes labels.layout = go.Layout(title=go.layout.Title(text=f'{symbol.Value} OHLC'), xaxis_title='Date', yaxis_title='Price', xaxis_rangeslider_visible=False)
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and layout
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show
method.fig.show()
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Alzheimer's disease is one of the costliest chronic diseases to society. The growing Alzheimer's crisis is helping to bankrupt Medicare. Medicare and Medicaid are expected to cover $160 billion, or 68%, of the total health care and long-term care payments forpeople with Alzheimer's disease and other dementias.*1
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Law 1: Two Movements of the Moon: The first is "mean" - because it is corrected by the second, giving "true"? Why is the second "mean"? Because of the effects of the sun?
Note: From what and in which direction are the angles measured?
Anomaly (and head?): opposite direction!
TODO MoonHeadMean rambamValue and almagestValue
Rambam uses ‘nimzes’ instead of ‘nimzo’ for 10000 days. Also, Rambam says "'ordered' year"; it was rendered as 254 in accordance with Law 12:1.
Rambam says "'ordered' year"; it was rendered as 254 in accordance with see Law 12:1. Also, this value is actually given in Law 4.
14: 5,6 TODO: Compare with 11:9, about Dli... Something is off!
15:2,3: Corrected Mean Anomaly (Elongation (TODO: ?)). Rambam does not describe the model behind this correction. Because the models Rambam did describe until now are the same as Almagest's models (including numerical parameters), and because this correction is determined by the (doubled) sun-moon elongation, just like Almagest's "improved" model of the moon ("the crank"), I assume that that model was used to calculate this correction. TODO: describe the model!
TODO: Derive the formula! Make the diagram! TODO: How come the fact that sun and moon move in different plains does not affect this calculation?
It seems that Rambam treats "the crank" as just a calculation device - otherwise, table giving visible anomaly from the corrected anomaly should take into account changes in the earth-moon distance depending on the elongation - and it does not! Maybe that is why he does not describe the model behind this correction. And maybe this is why Rambam reiterates - in Law 2 - that only the observability of the new moon needs to be calculated correctly. TODO: How does Almagest calculate visible anomaly?
Law 4,5,6: True Lunar Longitude. Formulae: $$ \tan ^{-1} \left({\sin \alpha \over \cos \alpha + \epsilon} \right) $$ $R$ - radius of the big circle; $r$ - radius of the small circle; $\epsilon = R/r$. A little trigonometry, and we get: visible anomaly = arctg(sin(corrected anomaly)/(cos(corrected anomaly) + e)) and: e = ctg(visible anomaly)*sin(corrected anomaly) - cos(corrected anomaly)
TODO: Make the diagram! Here?
It is clear that values for 150° and 170° are misprinted: they are bigger than the one before them when they should be smaller. Value for 120° is also misprinted, but it is less obvious.
Calculations show that for the precision up to a minute, it is sufficient to know e to up to the second digit after the dot. Below, a column giving the value of e was added to the table. Look at the value of e, and the misprints become obvious: value of e for them is way out of range it is in for the rest of them.
TODO Range of e - graph. Range of possible values for each based on the range of e. This is transcription error: one letter; extra word... Probable correct values.
This is how different sources treat the often misprinted values:
| Edition | 120° | 150° | 170° |
|---|---|---|---|
| Vilno | incorrect | incorrect | incorrect |
| Eshkol | incorrect | incorrect | incorrect |
| Rambam LaAm | corrected in the notes | incorrect | incorrect |
| Kapach [a] | incorrect | corrected in the notes | corrected in the notes |
| Bluming | incorrect | corrected in the notes | corrected in the notes |
| Frenkel | correct and noted | correct and noted | correct and noted |
| Keller | not given | not given | not given |
| Losh [b] | incorrect | incorrect | incorrect |
|
[a] It is not clear how did authoritative Yemenite texts acquire the same misprints as in the ashkenazic editions. [b] Reprints the text and does not correct any of the misprints - surpising for a textbook on the subject (even introductory). TODO: Link to the scans of the appropriate pages - with the stuff highlighted. |


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All Classes Interface Summary Class Summary Enum Summary Exception Summary Class Description Argument A class used for indicating directions of arguments to kernels.Argument.Direction TheDirection
enumeration contains constants for arguments.ArrayArgument Buffer A wrapper of aByteBuffer
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.NET Foundation Campaign: Eric Sink
Why I'm Running
So there's the issue of my relatively low level of awesomeness. Looking over the list of other candidates, I wonder if I will even be able to vote for myself.
So why am I running? Simple: I am passionate about .NET.
I've been using .NET for as long as it has existed. SourceGear was one of the first ISVs to ship a product written in C#. Today, seventeen years later, my day is usually spent with things like .NET Core and Xamarin. I've seen it all, and I believe this:
The best time in history to be a .NET developer is right now.
It has been terribly exciting to watch .NET move toward open source, cross-platform, and mobile. I think .NET's best days are yet to come.
So if the voters decide that I could be helpful to the .NET community as a foundation board member, I would consider it an honor to serve.
My favorite stuff
I don't much like technology religion, and I respect varying opinions. But I figure that folks may want to cast their votes for candidates whose technology interests align with their own. So...
I love F#. But I have to admit that I'm rather pragmatic about it. So for various reasons, I am using a lot of C# right now. And I love C# too.
So, if you are an F# fan and are disappointed in my lack of pure devotion, you should probably vote against me.
But I so wish F# had more gravity in the .NET community. So if you are someone who wishes F# would disappear from the earth, you too should not vote for me.
I am also a big fan of Rx. That tends to be another somewhat-polarizing issue in the .NET community, so my deep fondness for IObservable
might help you decide whether to vote for me or not.
I love Xamarin. I use Xamarin Forms, but not XAML.
I use .NET Core, but not Azure.
I prefer spaces over tabs, command line over IDE, vim over emacs, and static typing over dynamic.
Why you maybe SHOULD vote for me
So far I've mostly given you reasons NOT to vote for me. Let's see if I can improve on that.
One thing I've got that may be unusual among the candidates is a lot of experience as a board member in other organizations. It's a skill, and I can credibly claim to be pretty good at it.
I believe that the first thing that distinguishes a good board is the ability to say "no" to good things.
Every board ends up making decisions about how to allocate resources. Those resources may be time, money, attention, or whatever.
Obviously, filtering out the bad things isn't enough to make the board effective. Almost any board can do that. The real problem is what happens next. You end up with a list of good things. All of them are worthy of the resources. What do you do?
A mission statement won't help you, because most of them are just long-winded rephrasings of "We value good things".
This moment is what separates effective boards from ineffective ones. It requires preparation, great communication skills, and discernment.
And this is the moment where diversity (of all kinds) matters, not because it's currently cool, but because a wide variety of perspectives is actually better, and always has been.
But the other side of that coin is cooperation.  One of the most important characteristics of a board member is the ability to be open-minded and objective, and to not feel threatened by differing opinions.
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Bus probe: Ambode’s suit incompetent, lawmakers tell court
Lagos Lawmakers probing former Governor Akinwunmi Ambode over the purchase of 820 buses as part of the Bus Reform Project of the state, on Wednesday, said the suit the former governor filed against them was incompetent.
The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the lawmakers, represented by Mr Lawal Pedro (SAN), also told an Ikeja High Court that it lacks the jurisdiction to hear the suit.
They are also opposing an injunction Ambode seeks to restrain them from probing him.
“We have filed a notice of preliminary objection, highlighting the incompetence of this suit.
“We are, as well, challenging the jurisdiction of the court to entertain the suit.
“We also filed a counter-affidavit and a written address to the claimant’s motion for an interlocutory injunction,’’ Pedro said.
He noted that Ambode’s counsel, Mr Tayo Oyetibo, filed a written reply on points of law to the lawmakers’ motion, challenging the injunction, as well as a written address in opposition to the preliminary objection.
Responding, Oyetibo confirmed receiving all the processes served on the claimant by the respondents.
He said that Ambode had also responded to the processes.
“We have, however, not been served with any defence, my lord, as there is nothing to defend,’’ Oyetibo said.
Following the submission, Justice Yetunde Adesanya adjourned the suit for hearing.
“This suit is adjourned to January 16, 2020, for hearing,’’ the judge said.
NAN reports that Ambode had instituted the civil suit against the state House of Assembly, its Speaker, Mr Mudashiru Obasa, and the House Clerk, Mr A.A. Sanni.
Other respondents to the suit are Mr Fatai Mojeed, the Chairman of the Ad-hoc Committee set up by the House to probe the procurement of the buses, and eight members of the committee.
The members of the Ad-hoc committee are Mr Gbolahan Yishawu, Mr A.A. Yusuf, Mr Yinka Ogundimu, Mrs Mojisola Meranda, Mr M.L. Makinde, Mr Kehinde Joseph, Mr Temitope Adewale and Mr Olanrewaju Afinni.


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Test driven development essentially means that the only legitimate reason to write code is a failing test.
I think this same "laziness" principle applies on the coding level, too: Failing compilation should be the only legitimate reason to create/modify classes and methods.
In practice this means that in general you should first write the call and only then the called class or method. I call this quickfix coding (from the quickfix feature of Eclipse).
This relates closely to the coding by intention principle mentioned in some XP book (maybe XP installed). Coding by intention helps in keeping your thoughts in one thing at a time. Furthermore it produces more readable code.
Quickfix coding is more economic, too: you need fewer keystrokes as the IDE creates the signature for you. And you'll rarely need to manually open files or keep several of them open: if you start from the caller, you can always ctrl-click the call to open the called file and close it after the modification.
I think Coding by need is a nice common name for TDD and Quickfix coding.
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Please telephone 0844 499 4137 between 10:00-2:00 Monday & Tuesday or 10:00-11:30 Wednesday for a brief assessment of your enquiry.
<EMAIL_ADDRESS>Advice Line 0844 499 4137
Debt Line 01405 741457
Benefit Line 01405 816702
| Advice session times | ||
|---|---|---|
| Monday | 10.00 - 14.00 | Debt appointments only. |
| Tuesday | *NEW* general drop-in session where a brief assessment will be conducted. General appts. | |
| Wednesday | 10.00 - 12.30 | General drop-in session where a brief assessment will be conducted. From 5th June 2013 |
| Thursday | Debt appointments only. | |
| Friday | Closed |


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let expectation = expectationWithDescription("Request should redirect to \(redirectURLString)")
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+ let callbackExpectation = expectationWithDescription("Redirect callback should be made")
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+ let delegate: Alamofire.Manager.SessionDelegate = manager.delegate
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delegate.taskWillPerformHTTPRedirection = { _, _, _, request in
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+ let redirectURLString = "https://www.apple.com"
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+ let URLString = "https://httpbin.org/redirect-to?url=\(redirectURLString)"
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+ let expectation = expectationWithDescription("Request should redirect to \(redirectURLString)")
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+ let callbackExpectation = expectationWithDescription("Redirect callback should be made")
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+ let delegate: Alamofire.Manager.SessionDelegate = manager.delegate
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+ delegate.taskWillPerformHTTPRedirectionWithCompletion = {_, _, _, request, completion in
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+ completion(request)
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+ callbackExpectation.fulfill()
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+ }
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+ var request: NSURLRequest?
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+ var error: NSError?
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+ // When
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+ manager.request(.GET, URLString)
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+ .response { responseRequest, responseResponse, responseData, responseError in
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+ request = responseRequest
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+ response = responseResponse
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+ data = responseData
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+ error = responseError
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+ expectation.fulfill()
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+ // Then
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+ XCTAssertNotNil(request, "request should not be nil")
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+ XCTAssertNotNil(response, "response should not be nil")
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+ XCTAssertNotNil(data, "data should not be nil")
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+ XCTAssertNil(error, "error should be nil")
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+ XCTAssertEqual(response?.URL?.URLString ?? "", redirectURLString, "response URL should match the redirect URL")
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+ XCTAssertEqual(response?.statusCode ?? -1, 200, "response should have a 200 status code")
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+ }
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func testThatTaskOverrideClosureCanCancelHTTPRedirection() {
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func testThatTaskOverrideClosureCanCancelHTTPRedirection() {
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// Given
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let redirectURLString = "https://www.apple.com"
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let redirectURLString = "https://www.apple.com"
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let URLString = "https://httpbin.org/redirect-to?url=\(redirectURLString)"
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let URLString = "https://httpbin.org/redirect-to?url=\(redirectURLString)"
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let expectation = expectationWithDescription("Request should not redirect to \(redirectURLString)")
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let expectation = expectationWithDescription("Request should not redirect to \(redirectURLString)")
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- let delegate: Alamofire.Manager.SessionDelegate = Alamofire.Manager.sharedInstance.delegate
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+ let callbackExpectation = expectationWithDescription("Redirect callback should be made")
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+ let delegate: Alamofire.Manager.SessionDelegate = manager.delegate
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+ delegate.taskWillPerformHTTPRedirectionWithCompletion = {_, _, _, _, completion in
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+ callbackExpectation.fulfill()
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+ completion(nil)
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+ }
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+ var request: NSURLRequest?
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+ // When
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+ XCTAssertEqual(response?.URL?.URLString ?? "", URLString, "response URL should match the origin URL")
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+ XCTAssertEqual(response?.statusCode ?? -1, 302, "response should have a 302 status code")
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+ }
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+ func testThatTaskOverrideClosureWithCompletionCanCancelHTTPRedirection() {
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+ // Given
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+ let redirectURLString = "https://www.apple.com"
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+ let URLString = "https://httpbin.org/redirect-to?url=\(redirectURLString)"
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+ let expectation = expectationWithDescription("Request should not redirect to \(redirectURLString)")
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+ let callbackExpectation = expectationWithDescription("Redirect callback should be made")
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+ let delegate: Alamofire.Manager.SessionDelegate = manager.delegate
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delegate.taskWillPerformHTTPRedirection = { _, _, _, _ in
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delegate.taskWillPerformHTTPRedirection = { _, _, _, _ in
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}
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}
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// When
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// When
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- Alamofire.request(.GET, URLString)
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.response { responseRequest, responseResponse, responseData, responseError in
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request = responseRequest
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request = responseRequest
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response = responseResponse
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data = responseData
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error = responseError
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expectation.fulfill()
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expectation.fulfill()
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waitForExpectationsWithTimeout(timeout, handler: nil)
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func testThatTaskOverrideClosureIsCalledMultipleTimesForMultipleHTTPRedirects() {
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func testThatTaskOverrideClosureIsCalledMultipleTimesForMultipleHTTPRedirects() {
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// Given
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+ let redirectCount = 5
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let expectation = expectationWithDescription("Request should redirect to \(redirectURLString)")
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let expectation = expectationWithDescription("Request should redirect to \(redirectURLString)")
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- let delegate: Alamofire.Manager.SessionDelegate = Alamofire.Manager.sharedInstance.delegate
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+ let delegate: Alamofire.Manager.SessionDelegate = manager.delegate
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- var totalRedirectCount = 0
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+ var redirectExpectations = [XCTestExpectation]()
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+ for index in 0..<redirectCount {
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+ redirectExpectations.insert(expectationWithDescription("Redirect #\(index) callback was received"), atIndex: 0)
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+ }
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delegate.taskWillPerformHTTPRedirection = { _, _, _, request in
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+ if let redirectExpectation = redirectExpectations.popLast() {
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+ redirectExpectation.fulfill()
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+ } else {
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+ XCTFail("Too many redirect callbacks were received")
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+ }
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}
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// When
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// When
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- Alamofire.request(.GET, URLString)
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+ manager.request(.GET, URLString)
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.response { responseRequest, responseResponse, responseData, responseError in
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.response { responseRequest, responseResponse, responseData, responseError in
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request = responseRequest
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request = responseRequest
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XCTAssertEqual(response?.URL?.URLString ?? "", redirectURLString, "response URL should match the redirect URL")
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XCTAssertEqual(response?.URL?.URLString ?? "", redirectURLString, "response URL should match the redirect URL")
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XCTAssertEqual(response?.statusCode ?? -1, 200, "response should have a 200 status code")
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XCTAssertEqual(response?.statusCode ?? -1, 200, "response should have a 200 status code")
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- XCTAssertEqual(totalRedirectCount, 5, "total redirect count should be 5")
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+ }
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+
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+ func testThatTaskOverrideClosureWithCompletionIsCalledMultipleTimesForMultipleHTTPRedirects() {
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+ // Given
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+ let redirectCount = 5
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+ let redirectURLString = "https://httpbin.org/get"
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+ let URLString = "https://httpbin.org/redirect/\(redirectCount)"
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+
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+ let expectation = expectationWithDescription("Request should redirect to \(redirectURLString)")
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+ let delegate: Alamofire.Manager.SessionDelegate = manager.delegate
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+
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+ var redirectExpectations = [XCTestExpectation]()
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+ for index in 0..<redirectCount {
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+ redirectExpectations.insert(expectationWithDescription("Redirect #\(index) callback was received"), atIndex: 0)
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+ }
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+
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+ delegate.taskWillPerformHTTPRedirectionWithCompletion = {_, _, _, request, completion in
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+ if let redirectExpectation = redirectExpectations.popLast() {
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+ redirectExpectation.fulfill()
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+ } else {
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+ XCTFail("Too many redirect callbacks were received")
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+ }
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+
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+ completion(request)
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+ }
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+
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+ var request: NSURLRequest?
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+ var response: NSHTTPURLResponse?
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+ var data: NSData?
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+ var error: NSError?
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+
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+ // When
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+ manager.request(.GET, URLString)
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+ .response { responseRequest, responseResponse, responseData, responseError in
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+ request = responseRequest
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+ response = responseResponse
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+ data = responseData
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+ error = responseError
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+
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+ expectation.fulfill()
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+ }
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+
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+ waitForExpectationsWithTimeout(timeout, handler: nil)
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+
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+ // Then
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+ XCTAssertNotNil(request, "request should not be nil")
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+ XCTAssertNotNil(response, "response should not be nil")
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+ XCTAssertNotNil(data, "data should not be nil")
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+ XCTAssertNil(error, "error should be nil")
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+
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+ XCTAssertEqual(response?.URL?.URLString ?? "", redirectURLString, "response URL should match the redirect URL")
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+ XCTAssertEqual(response?.statusCode ?? -1, 200, "response should have a 200 status code")
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}
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}
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func testThatRedirectedRequestContainsAllHeadersFromOriginalRequest() {
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func testThatRedirectedRequestContainsAllHeadersFromOriginalRequest() {
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// header. It appears that Apple's strips the `Authorization` header from the redirected URL request. If you
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// header. It appears that Apple's strips the `Authorization` header from the redirected URL request. If you
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// need to maintain the `Authorization` header, you need to manually append it to the redirected request.
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// need to maintain the `Authorization` header, you need to manually append it to the redirected request.
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- let manager = Manager(configuration: NSURLSessionConfiguration.ephemeralSessionConfiguration())
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manager.delegate.taskWillPerformHTTPRedirection = { session, task, response, request in
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var redirectedRequest = request
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I am a biological oceanographer, with an interest in how oceanographic processes structure planktonic ecosystems.
My research has focused on how flow regimes, boundary currents, eddies and upwelling events drive changes in the biomass, species distribution and size structure of zooplankton communities. In addition, I have extensive experience working with satellite data and numerical model output.
My current research focus is to quantify how the size, abundance and biomass of zooplankton and fish change across local, regional and global scales. By quantifying the size-based ecosystem through modelling and observations, we can better understand processes such as metabolism, predation or movement, which constrain the role of an individual in its food web. In particular, the biomass and size distribution of zooplankton is poorly understood relative to phytoplankton and fish in our oceans, yet it is critical to understanding the efficiency of energy transfer through to fisheries.
PhD in Estuarine Ecology, 2007
The University of New South Wales
BEnvSci (Adv. Sci.) (Hons) in Marine Biology, 2002
The University of New South Wales


Button Sets
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anonymous
Did the new Synergy 1.0a6 lose some of the icon sets or what? I miss the "Apple" one.
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pope52
Speaking of button sets, why not have a "button sets" folder within the synergy application support folder. Synergy could check the folder for new button sets and that way users could add/remove sets at their will. It would encourage skinning and make editing existing sets much easier. Further, it would cut down on the overall synergy package size, as less popular sets would not have to be bundled with the software. This may be a synergy advance task, however.
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Greg Hurrell
Good idea, the Application Support one... and it suggests a range of other possibilities, like including only a small number of sets with the application, and having the ability to download new sets and store them in the Application Support folder without even having to leave the Synergy preferences... But as you say, this kind of advanced functionality is probably best left for Synergy Advance.
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REGEXP_REPLACE Function
Searches a string for a regular expression pattern and replaces every occurrence of the pattern with the specified string. REGEXP_REPLACE is similar to the REPLACE Function, but lets you search a string for a regular expression pattern. For more information about regular expressions, see POSIX Operators.
REGEXP_REPLACE is similar to the TRANSLATE Function and the REPLACE Function, except that TRANSLATE makes multiple single-character substitutions and REPLACE substitutes one entire string with another string, while REGEXP_REPLACE lets you search a string for a regular expression pattern.
Syntax
REGEXP_REPLACE ( source_string, pattern [, replace_string [ , position ] ] )
Arguments
- source_string
-
A string expression, such as a column name, to be searched.
- pattern
-
A string literal that represents a SQL standard regular expression pattern.
- replace_string
-
A string expression, such as a column name, that will replace each occurrence of pattern. The default is an empty string ( "" ).
- position
-
A positive integer that indicates the position within source_string to begin searching. The position is based on the number of characters, not bytes, so that multibyte characters are counted as single characters. The default is 1. If position is less than 1, the search begins at the first character of source_string. If position is greater than the number of characters in source_string, the result is source_string.
Return Type
VARCHAR
If either pattern or replace_string is NULL, the return is NULL.
Example
The following example deletes the @
and domain name from email
addresses.
select email, regexp_replace( email, '@.*\\.(org|gov|com)$') from users limit 5; email | regexp_replace -----------------------------------+----------------<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| DonecFri<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| mk1wait<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| sed<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| bunyung<EMAIL_ADDRESS>| tomsupporter
The following example selects URLs from the fictional WEBSITES table and replaces
the domain names with this value: internal.company.com/
select url, regexp_replace(url, '^.*\\.[[:alpha:]]{3}/', 'internal.company.com/') from websites limit 4; url ----------------------------------------------------- | regexp_replace +----------------------------------------------------- example.com/cuisine/locations/home.html | internal.company.com/cuisine/locations/home.html anycompany.employersthere.com/employed/A/index.html | internal.company.com/employed/A/index.html example.gov/credentials/keys/public | internal.company.com/credentials/keys/public yourcompany.com/2014/Q1/summary.pdf | internal.company.com/2014/Q1/summary.pdf


Check for the services that "Log On As" SYSTEM for highest privs. Alternative is a user who is part of the local Administrators group on the box.
In Windows, information related to services is stored in HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services registry key. If we want to see information about our “Vulnerable Service” we should check
HKLM\SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Services\Vulnerable Service key.
Permissions on folders can be done with built-in tool: cacls, icacls
Permissions on services can be done with built-in tool: sc sdshow
#the output is very cryptic, need a reference sheet
sc sdshow <ServiceName>
Permissions on services can be set with built-in tool: sc sdset
sc <server> sdset <ServiceName> <SD in SDLL format>
Permissions on services can be done with non-built-in tool: accesschk.exe and subinacl
accesschk.exe -uwcqv "Authenticated Users" * /accepteula
Security Descriptor
A structure and associated data that contains the security information for a securable object. A security descriptor identifies the object's owner and primary group. It can also contain a DACL that controls access to the object, and a SACL that controls the logging of attempts to access the object.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms721625(v=vs.85).aspx
Discretionary Access Control Lists (DACLs)
An access control list that is controlled by the owner of an object and that specifies the access particular users or groups can have to that object.
https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms721573(v=vs.85).aspx#_security_discretionary_access_control_list_gly


Exploring My Values...
So many of the values listed stood out to me that it was impossible to selectively pick one, so I chose one at random from the list of values I felt aplied to me. I got community, which I feel is an important one. To belong to a group lets you awknowledge that there are things in the world bigger than yourself. Sometimes we forget that the world doesn't revolve around us. Being a part of a community comes with certain expectations. It is a sort of extended family. A community can be there for you to lean on and seek support from when you need it but it also requires you to give back in the same way. Sometimes we don't realize it but giving back is one of he best things we can do for ourselves.
In general I think I would agree, that I do try to live up to these values and uphold my part with whichever community I am associated with. For the next three months I'll be a part of the DBC community and I hope to give as much to DBC and the people I meet there as I can. I hope that we all succeed together and come out on the other end as family.
I think community and sterortype threat kind of work together as opposing forces.  It is a support system which ultimately battles sterotype threat directly.  But if you have a strong community surrounding you telling you that you can, then all you need to do is tell yourself it's true.


Minion Speaks!😏
This app converts your English text into equivalent Minionese text.
So lets Ba-ba-ba-ba-ba-nana 🍌
Translate!
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- MapServer and GDAL contributor
- OSGeo emeritus board member
- Open source LiDAR
- Based on OpenGL ES (embedded specification)
- Touch your video card directly with JavaScript!
Wide browser support
- Chrome
- Firefox
- Safari (disabled)
- IE11 (coming)
- Mobile support
- Shoot lasers at things
- Calculate how long it takes for reflection to come back
Profit!Systhesize a distance measurement
- Irregularly-spaced XYZ points
- Kinda raster, kinda vector
- Multi-dimensional (XYZRGBIrRC)
Point clouds aren't just lasers...
- Synthetic (SGM)
- Flash LiDAR
- Structured light sensors
- I shouldn't have to explain this
- Processing pipeline and format translation for LiDAR
- Complimentary to libraries such has PCL
- Geo-centric rather than vision- or vizualization-centric
Visualization challenges
- Particles
- Rasters
Particles
- Craploads of them
- Crazy redundant
- Challenging to display
Rasters
- Expensive to calculate
- Choices to make
- Attributes to filter
(1st return, classification)
- Binning resolution
- Interpolation
Rasters
- Make tiles fast
- React to dynamic data
- React to query parameters
Splat
- "Render" redundant points as vertexes
- High density data means few holes
- Apply kernels to interpolate over holes
- Much faster than global interpolation (ala gdal_grid)
- Parallelizable by the number of cores your 3D card contains
We can't read 180 billion points at once!
We solved this problem already
Hit a spatially organized database
- Patches, optimized for row-fill
- Spatially contiguous
- Indexed by patch bounds
Chipping the data
- Sort one way, then sort the other
- Optimize for patches "close enough" fill, not exact
- Index patch bounds
- Clean up mess
GPU on the Server
- Amazon ($2.10/hr)
- Tesla K20 - 2496 cores, $3k
Particles
- 10 mil. vertices?
- Query dependent on view
- Beachballs
Convenient LiDAR point cloud properties
- Consistent spacing/density
- (x,y,z) tuples often duplicated
Reduced Resolution
131,072 points - 217
- 65,536 — 216 — level 16
- 32,768 — 215 — level 15
- 16,384 — 214 — level 14
- 8,192 — 213 — level 13
- 4,096 — 212 — level 12
- 4,096 — 212 — level 12
- No wasted downloading
- Vertex buffers always a known size
- Can adjust aggressiveness of query with view distance/bandwidth
Rasters
Particles
- 3D spinny globe. In a browser!
- No plugins
- Apache 2 license
- 11:30 Thursday - St. Croix 2


This page presents project- and master-thesis proposals for the Autoferry project. The overall goal of the project is to build and demonstrate a passengerer ferry for autonomous urban water transport. The proposals are relevant for students from a wide range of departments at NTNU, including ITK, IMT, IES, ID and IIK.
The project has received a lot of media attention, for example this article.


| Package | Description |
|---|---|
| com.hotmail.joatin37.jcore.economy | |
| com.hotmail.joatin37.jcore.economy.plugins |
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
double |
IEconomy.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount)
Withdraw an amount from a bank account, can not negative.
|
double |
IEconomy.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount)
Adds or removes a the amount specified.
|
double |
IEconomy.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount)
Numbers in this method can be both positive and negative.
|
double |
IEconomy.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount)
Withdraw an amount from a player.
|
| Modifier and Type | Method and Description |
|---|---|
double |
Economy_XPBank.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_SDFEconomy.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_MultiCurrency.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_MineConomy.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_McMoney.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_iConomy6.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_iConomy5.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_iConomy4.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Gringotts.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_GoldIsMoney2.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_GoldIsMoney.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_eWallet.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Essentials.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_EconXP.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Dosh.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_CurrencyCore.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Craftconomy3.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Craftconomy.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_CommandsEX.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_CBXN.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_BOSE7.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_BOSE6.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_AEco.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_3co.bankWithdraw(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_XPBank.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_SDFEconomy.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_MultiCurrency.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_MineConomy.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_McMoney.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_iConomy6.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_iConomy5.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_iConomy4.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Gringotts.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_GoldIsMoney2.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_GoldIsMoney.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_eWallet.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Essentials.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_EconXP.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Dosh.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_CurrencyCore.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Craftconomy3.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Craftconomy.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_CommandsEX.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_CBXN.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_BOSE7.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_BOSE6.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_AEco.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_3co.setBankAmount(String bank,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_XPBank.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_SDFEconomy.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_MultiCurrency.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_MineConomy.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_McMoney.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_iConomy6.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_iConomy5.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_iConomy4.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Gringotts.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_GoldIsMoney2.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_GoldIsMoney.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_eWallet.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Essentials.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_EconXP.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Dosh.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_CurrencyCore.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Craftconomy3.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Craftconomy.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_CommandsEX.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_CBXN.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_BOSE7.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_BOSE6.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_AEco.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_3co.setPlayerAmount(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_XPBank.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_SDFEconomy.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_MultiCurrency.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_MineConomy.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_McMoney.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_iConomy6.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_iConomy5.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_iConomy4.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Gringotts.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_GoldIsMoney2.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_GoldIsMoney.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_eWallet.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Essentials.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_EconXP.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Dosh.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_CurrencyCore.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Craftconomy3.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_Craftconomy.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_CommandsEX.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_CBXN.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_BOSE7.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_BOSE6.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_AEco.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |
double |
Economy_3co.withdrawPlayer(String playerName,
double amount) |


Time elapsed 00:00, Possible touches 0
Try to break the habit of touching your face
To adress the infection risk of the Corona-Virus, we provide this app to help you minimize touching your face. Most of these touches happen without perception.  (The sound does not play on iOS, Safari due to javascript restrictions).
Useful hints
- The detection of hands can turn out to be "flickering" depending on your actual camera image, light conditions and background.
- This is computing intensive math!!! Depending on your hardware and browser this might not work fluently. This sample need a new CPU/GPU to work.
- When the browser window is not in the foreground, the app can slow down or stop. Modern browser try to minimize energy consumption of non active windows.
How does this work
The technical implementation is based on neural networks that track your face and your hands running on tensorflow.js in your browser. We track the exact position of your face and your fingers as you can see in the live picture.
Stay tuned & healthy!
All the best
The piazza blu labs Team


A list of all projects by Oliver Zwissler
2D4U's purpose is to help people learn how to design websites. 2D4U
(originally 4some) was founded by Dylan Fox, Ashton Fires, and Oliver Zwissler.
EdgeOfTheInternet is currenty under construction, but once it is up and
running, it will feature some of the strangest things found on the web.


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--- layout: post title: RailsConf Keynotes and Fourth Track categories: [] author: chad published: true date: 2007-04-14 18:08:00.000000000 +01:00 ---
We’re putting the finishing touches on the RailsConf 2007 schedule this week. Given the huge number of high quality proposals (well over 3 times the number from last year), we’re working on putting together a fourth track.
We have also finalized an exciting lineup of keynote speakers for the conference. I was frankly a bit worried about the keynote lineup as we started initial planning of RailsConf 2007. Last year’s keynotes were going to be hard to live up to. My fears were ill-founded. We ended up with a program to be really excited about.
Tim Bray, Sun, Co-creator of XML and Atom
Avi Bryant, Creator of Seaside and DabbleDB
Ze Frank, Comedic Digital Savant
David Heinemeier Hansson, 37 Signals, Creator of Ruby on Rails
Dave Thomas, The Pragmatic Programmers
The RailsConf program promises to be thought-provoking, trend-starting, entertaining, tone-setting, and, most of all, fun.
See you in May!


Marlon Mack embarrasses Jaguars on double-spin move TD (Video)
by TSD StaffMarlon Mack continues to be one of the most underrated running backs in the NFL, and he showed that during Sunday’s game — putting the moves on a stout Jaguars defensive front that is known for making opposing players work hard for yards.
Mack did exactly that on one particular play in the first half — the effort was clearly there — but unlike many others in the past, he made them look absolutely silly.
He received a handoff from roughly 12 yards out, then used a spin move to make a defender miss so he could bounce it outside. Mack then embarrassed an additional would-be tackler with a second spin-move, followed by him waltzing into the end zone for the touchdown.
What a play.


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